we're talking about nova scotia in atlantic, canada.can go out and do wonderful outdoor adventure activities, whether you want to do whale watching or kayaking. you are going to love this. because nova scotia boasts more pubs per capita than anywhere else in the world. so, hello, i know we're loving this. >> long winters there in nova scotia. >> exactly. >> it is charming. there is a wine region of nova scotia, a mini napa valley. you can have your beer, your wine, i suggest doing the whale watching first. and you can stay at the smuggler's cove inn. charming, cozy, right on the water, $99 and up. we're just under $100 there. >> great. the dominican republic, one of my favorite spots. i love the beaches there. and those are affordable too. >> this is an affordable all inclusive option. the iberostar, right on the beach in a prime location. there is a massive pool here and, again, i have this top shelf drinks are included here. so you can get a cocktail by the pool, top shelf of your choice, all inclusive. and go out and do tons of great

. >> if we have a permit it overrides the nova. >> you can't come back here. >> okay in my view i know that already. >> it would be helpful in the board specifics the one year boar applies. >> i would go in this direction. >> i'm not sure i'll go the one year penalty. >> they have to resolve it. >> they'll have to bring it back and resolve work with the mr. vice president. >> they it, fix the permit. >> okay. so i would move friendly amendment. >> make the motion. >> to grant the appeal, revoke the permit based on a defect in the application and ask that dbi through the nova process tin to work to resolve the misrepresentations and the one year bar does not apply to that. >> the defect permit. >> sounds like intental misrepresentation i don't want of the multiple levels of conduct. >> but i still want to see it resolved. >> it can be resolved though by taking down what they on the wrong and waiting a major. >> i wouldn't impose a year it's beyond the defect. >> we have to deal with the 4 and 4 and 3 and 3. >> that's my motion. >> can you repeat that. >> (laughter). >> i can i mean. >>

thank you for joining us, scott nova, maxine beta.g up next, i will speak with one of the presidents of the largest electronic cigarette companies. find out his reaction to new proposals by the fda to regulate the e-cigarette business. have you got a bit of a sweet tooth? from bazooka candy brands and how they are growing the bubblegum company. ♪ >> the u.s. fda is proposing new rules that would extend regulatory authority to the 3 billion-dollar electronic cigarette industry. it would limit sales to minors, ban free samples, and also require nicotine addiction warnings. joining me now from fort lauderdale florida is the president of vapor, electronic cigarette company. let's talk about what the fda is proposing. >> we certainly applaud the fda for making the regulations as fair as they are, and also there was pressure for them to act quickly. they took their time and put together a very good sense of it. you have the ban of sales to minors. >> you have to have the id. the nicotine addiction warnings. and you have to submit whatever y

nova is going to recite a poem. it's titled the young dead soldiers.particular poem will be inskrind in stone in the san francisco veterans memorial when it's completed. arching balanced wrote this poem in the middle of the last century when he was a larger than four is larger than congress. as a young man he severed in embattle in world war i and witnessed suffering and death. air force world war ii when the congress held a service for all the staff members who died in the war he contributed this poem tonl not only to commemorate the dead by those who survive bear a special responsibilities to make the deaths of those soldiers meaningful so as the poem is being resided live up to that responsibility of making the deaths of our american soldiers and mooerpz and coast guards make it meaningful. noah. >> young dead soldiers do not speak. nevertheless, they are heard in still houses. who has not heard them. they have a silence this speaks to them at night and the clock counts. they say we were young, we have died remind us. they say we have done what we c

. >> if we have a permit it overrides the nova. >> you can't come back here. >> okay in my view i know that already. >> it would be helpful in the board specifics the one year boar applies. >> i would go in this direction. >> i'm not sure i'll go the one year penalty. >> they have to resolve it. >> they'll have to bring it

. >> if we have a permit it overrides the nova. >> you can't come back here. >> okay

koe nova scotia.vy has remote underwater vehicles designed for deep water salvage operations. they can go as deep as 20,000 feet, but the deeper the recovery, the slower the process. >> it takes about an hour for every thousand feet you need to descend. if you're going to 11,000 feet, count on 11 hours to get down. >> reporter: at those depths, it's pitch black to the underwater vehicles with equipped with lights and cameras and outfitted with sonar to scout for debris. they are steered by two operators onboard the ship above who use instant feedback from the salvage vehicle's cameras to detect the robotic arms. >> they can hover, they can move left, right, forward, and back and go to where they need very carefully hover over a piece and pick it up if they need to. >> reporter: remember air france flight 447 which crashed in the atlantic ocean in 2009? two years later, an unmanned underwater vehicle found the debris field for that flight, 13,000 feet beneath the surface. the engines were pulled from t

the word for new in esperanto, it is nova.n russian forgive my pronunciation in all of these but in russian as far as i understand it it's novaya. of course in russian they don't use the same latin characters as the other languages. so unless you're good with cyrillic you probably can't read that at the bottom of the screen but soundwise it is all pretty consistent. new, nuovo, nuevo, novus, nova, novaya. it all means new. the word russia if you pronounce it in russian is rossiya. and if you add that word, rossiya to the word for new in russian, novaya, well, that makes this -- >> novorussiya. >> did you get that? one more time. >> novorussiya. >> novorossiya. new russia. as the world has been watching trying to figure out if vladimir putin has plans for taking over more of ukraine than he's already taken over it seems like a pretty ominous sign that today is the day he stopped calling eastern ukraine ukraine and started instead calling it new russia. new russia. that's part of what it was called in the 19th century when it wa

including roads to recovery and also our nova program. providing services to the survivors of the offenders in our community programs. we also have a survivor empowerment program. the goal of the department is to support survivors in their crisis, and to reach out to the community. we have a strong collaboration with the d.a.'s office and criminal justice agencies. and providing services for undocumented survivors. and then strong collaborations and support survivors on the next level of empowerment. it's a 12-week curriculum that we provide in the community, reaching out to women who are no longer in crisis, but yet need long-term health. we found in the sheriff's department that a lot of times our sister agencies and partners, we get so caught up in dealing with the immediate crisis, we don't have the opportunity to continue the empowerment. the same types of services that we offer offenders in long-term behavioral changes, we provide that for our survivors. and another piece of the program is survivor impact. that we provide an opportu

he was and a coma in a nova fairfax hospital.21-year-old daughter was able to come over to be with him but the hospital convinced the virginia state court rather than appointing her is his guardian to appoint a lawyer for the hospital had chosen to be the guardian under the pretext that she would be sophisticated in the ways of u.s. law to provide that she would have the interest of her father of hard. this lawyer decided it was in this man's best interest even though he was on life-support on feeding tubes to have a plane chartered to put them on this plane with this machinery and fly them back to nepal. the one caveat that his daughter had a hold of his passport and refuse to give up. under no sense where they even to try to go to a court. they wanted to turn the passport over to the hospital and to put them on this plane and off he would go. we were luckily able to resolve that readily because the nova fairfax general counsel is probably smarter than other hospitals when they forwarded some of the instances such as the florida

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in the north bay some nice sunshine the latter part of the day and 74-degrees in santa rosa. 75 nova doe. san francisco, a little breezy. 76 downtown. >>> riding b.a.r.t. this morning right now they have 24 trains and they are all on time. also a.c.e. train number one left stockton from the ferry caltrain looking good. kcbs traffic just minutes away. >>> what do police call -- who when they need a little help? one possible idea is now to call the sheriff. san jose police force has been dwindling and crime has been going up. so now county supervisor dave cortez wants the city to bring in the santa clara sheriff's deputies to help place patrol the -- police patrol the streets and respond to emergencies. sjpd says yes it would definitely help. >> they're dog tired. they are -- when you get to a point where you can't fill paid overtime positions you know you've reached a crisis point. and then even if the sheriff's deputies do come and start working overtime to help supplement our patrol, in some capacity, it's only a short- term solution, at some point they are going to get burnt out as

like most people here seem a nova has a low opinion of the eu. she wants trend history and to join the russian federation. thus if nobody wants you to all of us want us to think that people too. trends in history has officially applied for accession to the russian federation. a stone's throw away from seeing the numbers village across the border is the village of donuts going to win moldova poland cynical a buzz husband fought for moldova against moscow backed trends in history and separatists soldiers in nineteen ninety two. but today she wants her country to join the russian federation to. recently on for joining russia. why because i wanna live like we did back then moldova is the poorest country in europe the people who live in trends history and enjoy after retirement and other benefits for moscow valentino was outside the breakaway republic. so she got a transistor in passport issued to begin to manifest the thing you know who i have to mention is the institution. she and i were joking about me and paid my taxes a growing number of young ad

longoria goes deep against nova. the rays third homer of the game. the fifth homer of the day for tampa. 3-run shot. 2 homers for meyers as the rays knockout 16 hits. they rob the yankees 16-1. >> giants wond what to do to win. the giant hitters couldn't score more than a single run. the padres made plays on defense. hunter pence was a frustrated 0- 4. not getting started. amarista takes a hit away. eric stoltz allowed 1 run in 6 innings. alonso with a two-out single to score smith. the padres 1-0. the giants answered back in the 5th. moore takes the pitch high and deep, that's homer number 3 on the year for morris, for the second game in a row a solo homerun was all the offense the giants could produce. padres got that back in their half of the fifth. cabrerra gets a triple. 2-1, san diego got one more in the 8thoff the bullpen. another 1 run performance by the giants. they will try to find offense and wrap it up in san diego tomorrow. >>> best record in baseball belong those the brewers, brewers trailing by a run in the 9th. braun gets into a jason

detective mccord has been among rescue missions including one that crashed in '98 off the coast of nova scotia. those were in more shallow water than the indian ocean. they had equipment designed for deep water investigation. they can go as deep as 20,000 feet. the deeper the recovery, the keep deeper the process. >> if going to 11,000 feet, count on 11 hours to get down. >> underwater vehicles are equipped with lights and cameras. they're located with cameras to steer toward debris. they have instant feedback from the cameras to direct the robotic arms. they can hover, move, left, right, forward. they can go to where they need carefully, hover over a piece and pick up if they need to. >> remember air france 447 that crashed in the ocean 2009? two years later, the unmanned vehicle found the flight 13,000 feet beneath the surface. the engines were pulg ed from the ocean floor. if flight 370 is found, search teams are prepared to do the same. >> if it's small like the black boxes you put a basket and arms to pick it up and put it in the basket. >> the remote underwater weeks can only carr

we're talking about nova scotia in atlantic, canada.t is charming. there is a wine region of nova scotia, a mini napa valley. you can have your beer, your wine, i suggest doing the whale watching first. and you can stay at the smuggler's cove inn. charming, cozy, right on the water, $99 and up. we're just under $100 there. >> great. the dominican republic, one of my favorite spots. i love the beaches there. and those are affordable too. >> this is an affordable all inclusive option. the iberostar, right on the beach in a prime location. there is a massive pool here and, again, i have this top shelf drinks are included here. so you can get a cocktail by the pool, top shelf of your choice, all inclusive. and go out and do tons of great adventure activities and, of course, enjoy the north part of the dominican republic. >> beautiful. all right. and which of the all inclusives do you love the most? >> i love anything that is all inclusive that is just -- it is going to give me adventure activities, good for the whole family and i love not t

the air france, they managed to find a tail end but off of nova scotia, they found only small pieces,2 meters. our crews are well-trained to pick that up and the we're very confident if there's something on the surface, we'll find it. >> miles has a question for you, our aviation analyst. go ahead, miles. >> i'm just curious, 36 days now since the disappearance of this aircraft. how confident are you that you're all searching in the right place? i know oceanographers have a hard time predicting the currents, particularly with this amount of time. >> so, we are very confident that we've been going to the area that we've been tasked from the australian maritime safety authority and we have been doing this with the joint agency task forces. the drift models from the currents, they will look at satellite imagery and taking the data from the recent ping and joining those dots. so we're confident that we're in the right here, it's just that it's still a very large area, a very challenging search for us and it's day 36, as you said, and still no information. so we'll keep searching. >> well,

. >> the results are so promising, revolutionary that the swiss pharmaceutical giant nova scotia planso -- novartis, plans to build a research center on campus. the scientists believe it may fight other form of deadly cancer. meanwhile emily whitehead has returned to school, a smiling and healthy 8-year-old. bob levis is pruping his plum -- pruning his plum trees and taking on consulting work, his cancer behind him. >> it's amazing that something can happen that quickly. a miracle. just a miracle. a year ago i thought i was going to die. i was preparing to die. now, i'm planning forward again. numbering friend and family. >> so bob levis like others in the penn trial is back in the saddle - looking ahead to a healthier life, and no longer staring at the end of the road. . >>> that report from "america tonight"'s chris bury. chris tells us that, get this, bob levis has been cancer free for more than a year. little emily whitehead - she's been cancer free for more than two years. worth watching. >>> ahead in the final thoughts of this hour, a spring disciplining in florida -- fling in fl

swiss air, 111, went down off the coast of nova scotia in '98, search and recovery took four years andllion. what of the collateral cost of missteps and management of the investigation? >> frankly, the malaysian government has not handled this at all well. and that's clearly cost time and resources. >> reporter: the many governments engaged in the search already own these assets, including ships and planes. one way to look at this, at least, as an extended high-stakes training exercise. joe johns, cnn, kuala lumpur, malaysia. >> how will cost factor into the next stage of the search for flight 370? bring back our panel. mary schiavo, rob mccollum, captain bob gurley and bob francis, welcome back. there is reportedly a massive insurance policy on the malaysian airlines as well. we understand somewhere in the realm of about $1 billion. and in what way will this money be used, perhaps, mary, to help reimburse some of these dozens of countries that have invested hundreds of thousands, if not millions? >> well, technically there are several different policies on the aircraft. there's a liab

. >> it crashed just off the coast of nova scotia, they traced the flight back to the entertainment systemaa ordered all mylar replaced with fire resistant materials. >> we are calling for better standards in the industry. >> reporter: in 1995. we saw a huge improvement in technology to protect us from high winds after delta flight 191 crashed at dallas/ft. worth international airport. it was landing during a thunderstorm, 137 people died. after much research by nasa and the faa, forward-looking window sheer radar detectors became the standard. the flight out of jfk airport in 1996 was another hard lesson. >> it blew up in the air, and then we saw two fire balls go down into the water. >> reporter: the ntsb determined an explosion in the fuel tank caused the crash, blaming it on a wire that short-circuited. the faa later mandated changes to reduce sparks from faulty wiring. randi kaye, cnn, new york. >>> and joining me now, author of why planes crash, and les amend. les, does it seem like changes only occur after a tragedy, but -- >> dave will agree with me. this is called tombstone techno

the longest investigations the ntsb ever conducted, swiss air 111 which went down off the coast of novaestigation took four years and cost $39 million. but what of the collateral costs of missteps and mismanagement of the investigation? >> frankly, the malaysian government has not handled this at all well. and that's clearly cost time and resources. >> reporter: the many governments engaged in this search already own these assets, including ships and planes. so one way for them to look at this at least is an extended high-stakes training exercise. joe johns, cnn, kuala lumpur, malaysia. >> joining me to talk about the cost of the search is cnn analyst david suse, expert christine dennison. on the phone from boston is oceanographer david gallo who helped in the search for air france flight 447. with your background in searching for two years for air france, how long can this go on for? at what point, if ever, do you start hearing the news while you're on the job that you got to start scaling back, you got to stop spending money? >> yes, i hope we never see that, because we need to find t

>> you know, there is a precedent for this because there was another lawsuit from bondholders, nova scotia bondholders, also didn't disclose something to the bankruptcy court and gm did settle, new gm put in millions of dollars for a claim against old gm and that was hushed up. so there is a precedent for this. those victims should be compensated of the families should be compensated. i certainly wouldn't argue that the government has made a debacle from these auto bailouts and there are clear conflicts of interest when you have government agencies regulating a company that president obama ran a re-election campaign upon the success of general motors. then we're supposed to have nhtsa and a justice department -- too many conflicts of interest. gerri: jack. >> to conclude, you're setting a very bad precedent. congress is setting a bad precedent, if we create a victim's compensation fund every time 13 people die in auto related accidents, this country is in trouble. gerri: well they don't all die because there is defective part in the car. i guess that is the difference. mark and jack, thank

. >> reporter: it crashed just off the coast of nova scotia killing all 229 people on board.e fire back to the plane's entertainment system and flammable mylar insulation. following that crash, the faa ordered all mylar replaced with fire-resistant material. >> we have called for a review of in-flight firefighting standards in the industry. >> reporter: in 1985, we saw a huge improvement in technology to protect us from high winds after delta flight 191 crashed at dallas-ft. worth international airport. it was landing during a thunderstorm. 137 people died. after much research by nasa and the faa, forward-looking radar wind sheer detectors became the standard.aer detectors became te standar standard. the crash of twa flight 800 just after takeoff from jfk airport in 1996 was another hard lesson. >> up in the air and then we saw two fireballs go down to the water. >> reporter: the ntsb determined an explosion in the fuel tank caused the crash, blaming it on a wire that short-circuited. the faa later mandated changes to reduce sparks from faulty wiring. randi kaye, cnn, new yor

salvage operations including twa 800 and swiss air flight 111 which crashed in 1998 off the coast of novaa. those were both in water much shallower than the indian ocean. but the navy has remote underwater vehicles designed for deepwater salvage operations. they can go as deep as 20,000 feet. but the deeper the recovery, the slower the process. it takes about an hour for every 1,000 feet you need to descend. lure going to 11,000 feet you can count on 11 hours. >> reporter: it's pitch black at those depths so the vehicles are equipped with underwater lights and sonar. they are southeastward by two operators on board the ship above who use instant feedback from the salvage vehicle's cam tro -- cameras to direct the robotic arms. >> they can move right forward, aft, hover a sign. >> an unmanned underwater vehicle found the debris field for that flight, 13,000 feet beneath the surface. the engines were pulled from the ocean floor. if flight 370 is found, search teams are prepared to do the same. >> if it's small like the black boxes you can put a little basket on the arms where it can be pick

villa nova died at at ij of 45 in his fight against cancer.the stadium is a focus for grief for thousands of club's fans. >>> at lhletico was at valencia. they gave the visitors the lead just before halftime. that's the only goal of the game. they're 6 points clear of second place. real madrid having played a game. >>> he has won his first clay court title on the adp tour after claiming the barcelona open. he hit 19 winners against herald doe. it's his first title, the second of the year after winning in memphis. >>> france's alexander levy has won his first european tour title after winning the china open despite a mid-route and side shot reduces one shop. they have the win at the end by a comfortable four straights and his biggest ever paycheck, half a million dollars. >> i don't realize this. i'm very happen, and it was a good moment on the course. i'm happy to play well today because it looked easy, and i'm very happy with this turourname and i hope it's like that the next few years. >>> more sports on our website. check out al jazeera.com

salvage operations including twa 800 and swiss air flight 111 which crashed in 1998 off the coast of novaere both in water much shallower than the indian ocean. but the navy has remote underwater vehicles designed for deepwater salvage operations. they can go as deep as 20,000 feet. but the deeper the recovery, the slower the process. it takes about an hour for every 1,000 feet you need to descend. lure going to 11,000 feet you can count on 11 hours. >> reporter: it's pitch black at those depths so the vehicles are equipped with underwater lights and sonar. they are southeastward by two operators on board the ship above who use instant feedback from the salvage vehicle's cam -- cameras to direct the robotic arms. >> they can move right forward, aft, hover a sign. >> an unmanned underwater vehicle found the debris field for that flight, 13,000 feet beneath the surface. the engines were pulled from the ocean floor. if flight 370 is found, search teams are prepared to do the same. >> if it's small like the black boxes you can put a little basket on the arms where it can be picked up. >> repo

. >> the manager vila-nova is seriously ill and being treated in a barcelona hospital and he has beenat cancer since 2011 and the 45-year-old was forced to step down from the manager's job last year due to the illness and replaced in the job and that boss has a title during his one season in charge. and he will take a narrow advantage in the second leg of the ropa league with ventic and beating them 2-1 ahead of next week's second leg and they have the added incentive of knowing the final is to be played on their home ground and severe charge of the other one beat velencia to win the title a third time. he is leaving options open as he continues to be linked to the manager's vacancy at manchester united and the coach not ruling himself out of contention in the first public statement since the firing of david and twice from the german title and says he is still waiting to be approached by united and hasn't as of yet had to consider his options. >> translator: i think united is great but i'm still happy here because there are a thousand reasons why i really like working at the club, the

swiss air 111 which went down off the coast of nova scotia in 1998, the search recovery and investigationteral costs of mismanagement? >> frankly, the malaysian government has not handled this at all well. and that's clearly cost time and resources. >> reporter: now, the many governments engaged in the search already own these assets, including the ships and planes. so one way to look at this is an as an extended high-stakes training exercise, wolf. >> that's one way of looking at it. joe johns, thanks very much. >>> let's bring in our own richard quest, miles o'brien, former nc peter goelz, and tom fuentes. you've been involved in these investigations for a long time, peter. does malaysia airlines have to shell out money as part of this investigation? do they have insurance that will pay for this? >> they have insurance that will pay for some of it but they are going to walk away from this as quick as they can. an airline cannot carry a cost of $50 million. >> you've got to couple that with the pressure that the families are putting on and just generally that the aviation industry needs

salvage operations including twa 800 and swiss air flight 111 which crashed in 1998 off the coast of novah shallower than the indian ocean, but the navy has vehicles designed for deep water salvage operations. the slower the process. >> it takes about an hour and if you are going to 11,000 feet, you can count on 11 hours to get down. >> at those depths, it's pitch black. the under water vehicles are equipped with lights and cameras and outfitted with sonar to scout for debris. they are steered by two operators on board the ship above who use instant feedback from the salvage vehicle's cameras to direct the ro robotic arms. >> they can hover and move left, right, forward, and back and go to where they may care ofly do it if they need to. >> remember the crash in 2009? two years later an unmanned you should water vehicle found the debris field for the flight 13,000 feet beneath the surface. the engines were pulled and if flight 370 is found, search teams are prepared to do the same. >> if it's small like the black boxes, you can put a basket on the rov and the arms can pick it up and put it

the longest investigations the ntsb ever conducted, swiss air 111 which went down off the coast of novah, recovery and investigation cost $39 million over four years. what of the collateral cost of missteps in the investigation. >> frankly the malaysian government hasn't handled this at all well. and that's clearly cost time and resources. >> reporter: the many governments engaged in the search already own the assets including ships and planes. so one way for them to look at this is an extended high stakes training exercise. joe johns, cnn, kuala lumpur, asia. >> i want to bring in my panel of experts for more on this. that's a lot of money, mary, when we look at the other air disasters, 50, 39, $40 million. the price tag can be enormous for one of these investigations. the navy has sent $7.1 million. can they expect reimburse and do they expect reimbursement down the road? >> they probably don't expect it but they can sue for it. in other air crashes where there's been extensive amounts of money on search and recovery, the various governments, including at one point the other crash tha

the last decade, you know, the needle is headed in the wrong direction, you know, all across, from nova scotia, new brunswick, minnesota, michigan, all across the southern fringe of their range moose numbers are in a significant decline. >> to better understand what's behind the decline, new hampshire and maine have hired capture teams whose job it is to track down the moose and collar them with a radio transmitter. >> we need the radio frequency. that's 150, 37 -- >> pete peekins professor of wildlife ecology at the university of new hampshire is overseeing the project. >> the helicopter basically finds the animal, zooms down on that animal, a net is put over the gun, we call it net gung and the animal trips up in the net. and what are called muggers jump out of the helicopter at low heights. and they wrestle the moose to the ground. and the people actually have been professional rodeo cowboys. >> the goal is to collar and release 200 moose between this winter and next. >> these people know how to handle animals, most importantly is how to humanely handle an animal. >> the professor's

salvage operations, including twa 800 and swissair flight 111, which crashed in 1998 off the coast of nova scotia. those were both in water much shallower than the the indian ocean. but the navy has remote underwater vehicles designed for deep water salvage operations. they can go as deep as 20,000 feet, but the deeper the recovery the slower the process. >> it takes about an hour for every 1,000 feet that you need to descend. if you're going to 11,000 feet you can count on 11 hours to get down. >> reporter: at those depths, it's pitch black. so the underwater vehicles are equipped with lights and cameras. they're also outfitted with sonar to scout for debris. they are steered by two operators on board the ship above who use instant feedback from the salvage vehicle's cameras to direct the robotic arms. >> they can hover, they can move left, right, forward and aft and go to where they need very carefully hover over a piece and pick it up if they need to. >> reporter: remember air france flight 447 which crashed in the atlantic ocean in 2009? two years later an unmanned underwater vehicle f

you have to chase the stories and most of the time it is four door nova but sure enough number one andxt to each other >> when you saw the serial number on the dash you had to be blown away. it was in a barn in connecticut. what was their shape? >> bad shape. they had rust numbers and torn apart and we had to check the data tabs and do research. because a lot can be made up. but it turned out these are bull bullet proof documents showing these were the first cars >> now you rebuilt the entire cars and how do they look? >> the trick was i wanted to tell them like they were and let someone else take on the labor it would take to do a r restoration and the customer bant wanted me to restore them. we did both in 60 days and that is a monumental feat. >> congrats. what is the value now? >> i will let you say on the show. but we did a good job with these cars. >> nice to say you, richardal rollings. >> the search is still on for survivors but the captain and crew are facing criminal charnels. are we closer to finding out what happened? >> easter weekend. >> happy east der. >> happy easter to

least 50 ocean salvages including twa 800 and swiss air 111 that crashed in 1998 off the coast of nova in water much shallower. the navy has remote under water vehicles designed for deep water salvage operations. they can go as deep as 20,000 feet, but the deeper the recovery, the slower the process. >> it takes about an hour for every 1,000 feet you need to descend. if you go to 11,000 feet, you can count on 11 hours to get down. >> at those depths, it's pitch black. the vehicles are equipped with lights and cameras and outfitted with sonar to scout for debris. they are steered by two operators on board the ship above who use instant feedback from the salvage vehicle's cameras to direct the robotic arms. >> they can hover and move left, right, forward, and back. go to where they need and pick it up if they need to. >> remember air france flight 447 which crashed in the atlantic ocean in 2009? two years later an unmanned you should water vehicle found the debris field for that flight 13,000 feet beneath the surface. the imagines were pulled from the ocean floor. if flight 370 is found,

great nova miss possibility that you have. madam chair coming you come before us with the budget request of $1.7 billion which would support the responsibilities as well as the hiring of the additional 639 employees. these additional positions to help the sec to examine investment advisers and enhance its functions with continued improvements of technology to keep up with changing markets, year after year the sec budget authority has been kept below what is needed in the needs of the increasing global economy. the republican majority kept the budget at more than $300 million below the president's request for 2014. this approach is nonsense. the sec is entirely defunded and as such providing adequate funding will not take a dime of taxpayer dollars nor have any impact. i worry their republican majority by jurisdictions from the sec are purposely intended to make it more difficult for the sec to do its job. by bobbing the sec if needed funding to maturity is making it more likely that it will go undetected and investors will be

nova receivess in -- today they are citizens of ukraine, but they should have equal rights of the citizenst is not the point what comes first. the referendum or the elections. the election and then the change of the structure. the problem is the guarantees for those people. we have to make them understand to find the needs solution to this question of where are the guarantees. southeast will ask the current government in kiev, tomorrow you will forget about that. to don't that's -- other times we will ask where are our guarantees? this is what we need to resolve. i hope the answer to this question will be found. [applause] i would like now to give the floor to another lady. the editor in chief of a leading literature journal in russia. putin, i will probably talk a little bit about the culture aspects of the crimean events. you probably remember that when he was looking for russian citizenship, he was speaking of his life in russia as an amazing , great culture, and probably the crimean events have given a events inpetus to the culture. we have got persecution against modern art, we have g