i think it's obscene for the government to make profits. [applause] >> if that doesn't incite me, that isn't even a corporate interest, that is a government internal corruption is it not. >> that's exactly the point. what i want to do i think we're going to do next month, refinance, cut the interest rate on those student loans. in order to do that we have to find something else in the budget to find that money. we ought to close those loopholes, make their billion airs pay as much in taxes as their secretaries do. >> i get that. so the fed, the fed has an open window, a discount window where these banks can come in and

that is obscene. and what it does is it further makes it tough for any kid to get a fighting chance. so that's the heart of what this book is about for me, it's the work i've been doing all along. and it's the work i'm going to keep on. >> the first piece of legislation that you filed when you got to washington was on that student loan issue. and we have to take a quick break, but when we come back i want to talk to you about whether or not the time you've spent in washington has made you realize what you have to win on that you did not win on that. we'll be right back with senator elizabeth warren. it seems to me we are taxing are you ready grandma? just a second, sweetie. [ female announcer ] we eased your back pain, you turned up the fun. tylenol® provides strong pain relief while being gentle on your stomach. but for everything we do, we know you do so much more. tylenol®. it seems to me we are taxing students. i think that is obscene. i don't think the student loan program should be designed so i

what are you getting out of watching a baby and screaming obscenities at the parents? people are so weird. why are we filled with weird people, especially this kind of weird. >> i guess you can turn it off and do it old school. babies did fine before monitors. >> these are connected through the internet. they have ones that aren't. >> hard wired. >> hard wired one. so you can use those but a lot of them you want the ones connected through the internet because they are a little safer and they have the picture video. >> you can turn off the speaker so -- >> you can but then you don't know if anyone is watching because they can't speak. it's weird. >>> when we come back a lot of "the skinny." >> fan favorite on "dancing with the stars" and early christmas for star wars fans and a break up on a possible marriage, and reunion. we will have it all. that's coming up. you are watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. ♪ skinny so skinny >> skinny time we start in the ballroom. "dancing with the stars" amy purdy says do

that is obscene.nd what it does is it further makes it tough for any kid to get a fighting chance. so that's the heart of what this book is about for me, it's the work i've been doing all along. and it's the work i'm going to keep on. >> the first piece of legislation that you filed when you got to washington was on that student loan issue. and we have to take a quick break, but when we come back i want to talk to you about whether or not the time you've spent in washington has made you realize what you have to win on that you did not win on that. we'll be right back with senator elizabeth warren. know what the experts at your ford dealer think? they think about tires. and what they've been through lately. polar vortexes, road construction, and gaping potholes. so with all that behind you, you might want to make sure you're safe and in control. ford technicians are ready to find the right tires for your vehicle. get up to $120 in mail-in rebates on four select tires when you use the ford service credi

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what is so obscene about the coaches - look at a man, pat fitzgerald. he's a coach at north western. they are about to vote. pat fitzgerald has been on the war path saying "you better not vote yes on union", he makes $2.5 million, and had a $2.5 million loan from the school. shame on him and the coaches who are benefitting from the labour of the kids and not standing up for them. >> the hypocrisy is incredible and forced amateurism is ridiculous. all the issues that there have been in the past, in the olympics and elsewhere. good to have you with us. the show may be over the the conversation continues on the website aljazeera.com. or on the facebook or google+ pages. you can find us on twitter. see you next time. good evening everyone. welcome to al jazeera america. i'm john siegenthaler e-john inw york. flash point. taking control of another region near crimea. the hive and death of an extraordinary man of faith. >> bernie

and obscenities at my husband.gerri: what you think happened, some hacker got in the middle of your camera and started using it and talking over it. did you ever find who this was or what they were trying to do? >> unfortunately we did not. when we unlucked camera, we -- unplugged the camera, we learned shortly after which unplugged the camera erased any data that was stored to might have led us back to whoever hacked it. gerri: we're looking a the pictures of baby emma and the camera. did you know oneone of these things, one of these baby monitors people love now, it could be hacked? >> i didn't. i had no idea they could get in. when i set the cam are up and assumed and was told, it only be access from my home wi-fi. so i thought we were safe. i thought everything was put together. and, no one would be able to get in there. quickly found out we were wrong. gerri: we were looking at pictures of you and your husband and emma. beautiful pictures of the three of you. are you still using the baby monitor? i hate to ask

. >> hello, we're going to wrap up this week with one word, obscene. why?of the obscenely rich we're going to ask why the world's health isn't helping the on senty of starvation in south sudan and what you can do about school kids becoming criminals. >> investigators focusing on several theories to explain the motive behind the rampage. >> the psychiatrist who treated him saw no indication he was going to be violent. >> the number of ceos in the $100 million compensation club is growing. income inequality a key thing. >> they just won't give it up when it comes to paying people a little more. >> the koch bothers and other wealthy donors have wreaked havoc on our political system. >> they are trying to buy america. >> what do democrats think they can connect with middle america by engaging in mccarthy tactics? >> violence has been increasing with attacks focusing on election officials and today there was this horrific attack. two journalists from the associated press were shot. >> this is an improvement from the first one i did of myself. >> the one in the b

i think it's obscene for the government to make profits.sn't even a corporate interest, that is a government internal corruption is it not. >> that's exactly the point. what i want to do i think we're going to do next month, refinance, cut the interest rate on those student loans. in order to do that we have to find something else in the budget to find that money. we ought to close those loopholes, make their billion airs pay as much in taxes as their secretaries do. >> i get that. so the fed, the fed has an open window, a discount window where these banks can come in and borrow at zero percent interest, they can grab millions and millions of dollars and turn it around and turn it into treasuries or whatever it is and make 3 or 4% and turn it around and so you're telling me kids that don't have enough money to go to college have to pay interest on loans but these congressmen can come in and make the money printing machine -- >> that's how the game works. >> more with senator warren when we come ladies... 1 sugar, 1 cream. 1 cream, no sugar.

. >> i think the irony that the industry which for 50 years fought the government on obscenity wished the government would get interested in this and try to shut down some of these tube sites. >> the likelihood of the government coming in and doing that, fighting piracy on behalf of the porn industry is what? >> 0. >> okay. if you see anything, please let me know. i always leave something. back on the set with rain. despite the challenges she still wants to stay in the business. focussing on new ways to earn a living. stripping, store appearances, even creating a loine of sex toys. and there is something everyone in this industry feels certain about. >> hi, mrs. lewis. >> reporter: one way or another, sex will always sell. cecelia vega in los angeles. >>> up next with the final season of "mad men" looming abc's diane sawyer sits down exclusively with the cast when they confess what they're dying to steal from the set. ♪ i can do it all from my mobile phone ♪ ♪ that's why i'm tyyyyype eeeee, ♪ ♪ if i need some help i'm not alone ♪ ♪ we're all tyyyyype eeeee, ♪ ♪ we've got a place that

john paul ii is much obscene as conservative. john xxiii is progressive. in can onizing them together, francis argued both had the same goal. >> john xxiiii and john paul ii cooperated with the holy spirit in renewing the church and keeping with preistine features >> the canonization ceremonies remained the same for more than a century. john paul's blood, a piece of john xxiii's skin were presented as realics. they help the faithful revere the same and remind everyone to be a saint is human. >> only saints go to heaven. heaven isn't an empty place. we are made for this. we are built, created to become saints. and so we need to understand that the spiritual life and the holy life in that sense is not far off. >> there are critics of today's dual canonization. but for these faithful today was unprecedented ceremony, two popes, two saints and 2000 years the church has never done this before. >> those pilgrims in the front row waited more than 12 hours for their seats but morgan, they said it was worth it because this kind of event had never happened before an

this is obscene. this morning reporting that kiev is preparing to launch a massive mimic the crackdown against mass demonstrations in the east of the country activists have until the morning to surrender the building safety. all members of extremist like sector group reportedly joined police actions on to government protest is in the city of two of the ads where people are said to have been kept the also ready to grow because his report into the production is directed to bother

many rules in place right now that lead to us not being able to open space, i think it would be an obscenity i think it is anti-life. >> the most vocal supporters of a space free-for-all are the corporations and their billionaire backers. they insist it is not only their right to stake a claim in space, they're scratching a fundamental human 'itch'. it may appear rather abstract -- but 7 billion people back on earth, seem to have been locked out of an important conversation. one, which over the long term, could decide the model of how humans break the final frontier. the fear is that that model could be decided by a wealthy few. >> it goes back to the something more basic. that humans have an instinct to explore, to migrate, to expand their environment >> what we're looking at now when we talk about opening up the frontier is more of a partnership, wherein the government takes the role of lewis and clark. sewis and clark.

that is obscene. that is wrong. >> rose: who are the most influential people on the plan ?t does that mean, anyway? "time" magazine is out with its choices. the annual power list of 100 individuals chose fren the fields of politics, business, technology, sports and the arts. and, apparently, get this, i am one of them. nancy gibbses is the managing editor of "time" magazine and i'm pleased to have her here on this program to talk about this list. >> nice to be here, and congratulations. >> rose: thank you, thank you. let's talk about the others. this is the tenth selection -- >> 11th. >> rose: this is 11th. >> and i'll challenge you call it a power list because we're very specific about that, that there is a difference between influence and power. >> very much so. >> rose: and many people rank power and there are ways to do that. this is something more sult. influence can be very visible, in your face. vladimir putin is on the list. barack obama is on the list. but there are also people who you have never heard of whiews influence is much less visible and it occurs in every

inciting her husband to greater power, ubu roi shows a blowsy-looking, overstuffed woman hurling obscenities as undignified as any uttered by her husband. and where traditional drama carefully builds a plot from opening scene to final resolution, ubu roi jumps around in time and space, deliberately episodic, showing that plays should be constructed to match a world that doesn't make sense. at first glance, you may be amused by this comedy and yet startled to find that it has a place in the history of the theater. the date of its composition, 1896, helps to explain why ubu roi is important. it was new, different and shocking. as you watch it, keep that date in mind: 1896, when ubu roi was first performed in a theater which rocked with audience protest. in the years which followed, this play, written by a young frenchman, has been credited with having been a major influence on the theater of the absurd. and the outrageous events of the 20th century have made ubu roi seem prophetic and ominous as well as funny. great tragedy, telling the stories of great men, depends on a belief in order. the h

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i am to be a matter of talking to people that send them out the obscene to me. the us and eu are prepared to impose fresh scents and sanctions against russia and then continuing action. i can take less effort is in ukraine western nations accuse moscow of supporting the gunmen were occupying official buildings in cities across the country as a result twenty eight european union member states are meeting in brussels to agree on new sanctions against russia was already has asset freezes and travel bans in place hurting targeting a number of russian individuals accused of instigating the chaos in crimea last month from now on the very latest. earlier i spoke with our teeth we never tire from our new york city l disaster to tell us what these new sanctions and tail the latest round of sanctions target seven russian government officials and seventeen absentees including banks construction energy and transport companies. many officials being targeted have close relations with president biden are putting including in corsets and he's the president and chairman of the m

. >> the camera then turned and looked at me, and it started -- started screaming some obscenities ate a camera in a nursery has become a window into a family's home. last summer, a houston couple says a hacker began yelling obscenities at their 2-year-old through the baby monitor. >> i'm supposed to protect her against people like this. >> reporter: sometimes frequencies from the cameras can even appear in nearby homes. that's what mom stacy cass says happened to her in 2010. >> it was late at night. doing a routine check. turn it on to see my next door neighbor putting his son to sleep, as well. >> reporter: experts say baby monitors connected to the internet are tempting targets for hackers. >> everybody out there on the internet. the good guys. the bad guys. if they can get past that network devices, then they can see all the devices that are on your network. >> reporter: experts recommend changing your user name and password on the router from the default to something more personal. and update them both. security updates are important. remember to regularly check the manufacturer

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. >> obscenities were being said >> reporter:the guy was not only watching 10-month old emma in her sleep. but talking. >> reporter:unplugged the camera. tech experts say it can happen to anyone. >> reporter:wireless ip cameras like this one are an easy way for hackers to open a cyber door directly into your home and your lives. >> reporter:the best advice: change the password on your wi-fi as well as the camera itself, and make them different. also check the manufacturer's website regularly for updates you can download. i'm vicki liviakis kron 4 news. >> pam: still ahead-- >> pam: what one south bay father is saying he plans to do. after his son made international headlines. stowing away in the wheel well of a hawaiian airlines jet. . bulldog: you don't need superpowers to help someone. sometimes, all it takes is a warm heart and a cold nose. that's why mattress discounters good deed dogs is raising money to train service dogs for people with disabilities. i would never imagine a life without an assistance dog ever again. i relied on people a lot. he helps me live a more independent life

dividends and no earnings, sure it might break even, it might make 24 cents in 2015, it makes twitter obscenely expensive versus the cheap mister softy. it has great potential for earnings, maybe stocks in 2015, twitter's price tag make season investors blanch but not reef tail investors, they bought twitter the stock without caring whether the company will be profitable, that is what made it rise to the $74 range, it has charted back down to $40. twitter was part of the mania, if you bought twitter around the opening price you were up one until the beating it took this week. the vast majority of the recent waves of ipo's have produced losses, not gains, a sign of terrible action. many of these losses now sizable. first date buyers for twitter are now under water, some dramatically, that is how vicious the tears have become. what is the pair key to this market. if you see twitter start to rally and microsoft begin to really decline in this incredible rotation out of hyper growth into super value, will at least being drawing to a close. however h if twitter keeps spieralling down and microsoft i

this is obscene. this morning reporting that kiev is preparing to launch a massive mimic the crackdown against mass demonstrations in the east of the country activists have until the morning to surrender the building safety. all members of extremist like sector group reportedly joined police actions on to government protest is in the city of two of the ads where people are said to have been kept the also ready to grow because his report into the production is directed to bother the dreadful that implements the war and housing costs pushed its lead to the eye. what looked like it was a lot but actually it wasn't me. yet half dome will cut them to get treatment in america but is said about the war so well and that children are killed every year is our top story . it uses opted to match me kevin and it's just up the one i am in now. well big news coming up weekend. this morning kids interim government's preparing a massive crackdown on protests is in the east of the country involving the armed forces dem

. >> the camera turned and looked at me and started screaming some obscenities at me. >> if you linktor to the internet use your own user name and pass word not the defaults and change them often. target is making a big change to store credit cards the giant retailer will now use so called pen and chip technology. cards will be embedded with a chip instead of a magnetic stripe. chips are harder to hack and almost impossible to copy. target promised to improve security after accounts were stolen over the holidays. >> what would you do if a fast food restaurant tried to charge you for extra ketchup? a vast majority said they'd walk out the door. npd group is studying how restaurants can make more money. think in terms of airlines here. 80% said they'd not pay for extra mayonnaise, ketchup, mustard or relish considering it part of the dish. i say they will pay and they'll end up charging us. >> up next, how go cart rides are at the center of a religious debate. >> a teen taking a stand against a theme park. >> i'm dan ashley. coming up at 5:00 hostile work environment. a local luxury ca

it is obscene and we can't pretend. >> it is only unseen if you own stock in yahoo!.g flip? they hired him and gave him the package. >> it doesn't bother you one bit? >> no. i just want to know if the duty is single. i think it is genius he walked away with this much coin. >> i have had e-mail as my e brail -- e-mail because i don't how to not have it. they did a redesign and you can't use yahoo!. it is terrible. i can't use it. but i can't lose it because it has my life. >> you use a blackberry and .com.-mail is greg at yahoo! >> close. or blank . mind spring. >> a kid in a claw machine. >>> andy will be on the independent friday at 9:00 p.m. on our fox business network. he is part of "seven deadly since" special. >> we were in the sale -- the same segment. i touched his knee. >> tomorrow camille foster and remi spencer and sam morell is back. >> e block. las story. that's the last story. >> pretty certain all of those guests will be sober. he went from awe to claw. a 3-year-old boy managed to squeeze his way moo the game at a nebraska bowling alley after escaping fr

secret meeting, and here they are approached by a chinese official running up to them screaming obscenitiesthe president turns to the secretary and says, i don't know what this guys saying but it isn't, "i'm glad to see you." about that moment where they both kind of understood where the other was coming from and it bonded them. >> they did that joint interview on 60 minutes. stay ind asked her to 2012 after the election. this was not known before the book. they are on air force one and he says, i would like you to stay for a year. she said no. she said it was time for her to go. he lets it go at that. >> why did she say that? donee felt like she had her public service and it was time to get out and probably make an assessment about 2016. xd you think she never stopped thinking about being president? think she never did. >> lots of people give her high marks for the way she came to the senate. she did not come in with blaring trumpets but her sleeves rolled up ready to get to work. >> a lot of republicans in this book actually give her credit for working across the aisle and think she calle

secret meeting, and here they are approached by a chinese official running up to them screaming obscenitiesthe president turns to the secretary and says, i don't know what this guys saying but it isn't, "i'm glad to see you." they talk about that moment where they both kind of understood where the other was coming from and it bonded them. >> they did that joint interview on "60 minutes." >> he had asked her to stay in there is one cabinet meeting where all the cabinet secretaries have gathered and they are all trying to push the run ideas and she remembers what happened in her husband's administration. she says, this is our moment. we need to seize it and do it now. she spoke to a few lawmakers about it and we revealed that in the book. the republican national committee has taken it and run with it and it may hurt her. it remains to be seen if health care is a success for the president or not. >> we have not really heard what her vision for the united states is. >> the wait is to find her narrative and how she sees where she wants to take the country and how it's different from her own poli

it is obscene and we can't pretend. >> it is only unseen if you own stock in yahoo!.g flip? they hired him and gave him the package. >> it doesn't bother you one bit? >> no. i just want to know if the duty is single. i think it is genius he walked away with this much coin. >> i have had e-mail as my e brail -- e-mail because i don't how to not have it. they did a redesign and you can't use yahoo!. it is terrible. i can't use it. but i can't lose it because it has my life. >> you use a blackberry and your e-mail is greg at yahoo! at aol .com. >> close. or blank . mind spring. >> a kid in a claw machine. [ male announcer ] this is karen and jeremiah. they don't know it yet, but they're gonna fall in love, get married, have a couple of kids, [ children lauing ] move to the country, and live a long, happy life together where th almost never fight about money. [ dog barks ] because right after they get married, they'll find some financial folks who will talk to them about preparing early for retirement and be able to focus on other things, like each other, which isn't rock

. >> it's the most obscene thought. most of this is reflection of parents by the way. i was asked to referee a t-ballgame and by the way, bob, nobody wins. and i was like nobody wins? are you out of your mind? somebody has got to win. no, no, it's got to be even. what am i supposed to do, if it's even and a guy is coming around -- i stop him? what are you talking about? this is the worse thing -- if kids don't want to compete, let them become bakers. i don't care. >> you got to compete at baking. >> don't make your kid play ball but if the kid plays ball or whatever, make sure he wants to win, because if you think you are going to teach a five or six or seven or eight-year-old that it doesn't matter to win and they are going to somehow decide they want to be very successful once they get out of school you are out of your mind, what you are teaching them then is qog to build upon what, pajama boys. >> dana, you told me a story too -- >> when i lived in england, i got both of the papers and i would read them, one of stories was about a school district in england that had

of a desert, the flush of 100,000 toilets and the casinos and what they bring would constitute an obscenecrease at an alarming rate. but it isn't the casinos that are the culprits. in fact, vegas casinos are a model of water efficiency and conservation. main culprit? all-american lawn. a little square of green. robert kern is water police. he patrols the vegas streets looking for evidence of water violations. >> saw some water in the gutter on both sides. this is not their day. we're in an area where there shouldn't be any water, yet there's water here. that's what we do, we drive around looking for something like that, to give them a little education. hey, you're not supposed to water today. >> so you don't wrestle them to the ground, cuff them and drag them? >> no, we do not. although we have a fee. >> how much? >> $80. >> then it doubles. it. >> it seems a losing battle to keep your grass green. >> most everyone came from the east coast and everything was lush and green. that's what vegas was 20 years ago. >> the city assigns watering days to control useage, and also encourages a lands

instinctively it would be so easy to sneer at all this, to find it obscene and horrifying.retend successfully to hate this, and frankly that's a very difficult thing to do, off the strip old school vegas, who could hate that? now, where's my damn toga? >> that new episode airs tonight at 9:00 eastern right here on cnn. ♪ >>> you are in the cnn newsroom. i'm jim sciutto in again today for don lemon. thanks for joining us and a very happy easter. it is just after dawn in south korea where they're desperately clinging to the slim chance that someone is still alive on that sunken ferry. realistic hope, however, is clearly fading. five agonizing days have passed since the ship tipped over and sank with hundreds on board. most of the passengers teenagers on a high school trip. the new figure today 59 people have now been found by rescue diver, none of them alive. 243 people are still inside that ferry. and i'm about to play for you the frantic audio conversation between the crew of the ship and boat traffic controllers on shore just as tragedy struck. this is what was happening w

telling me that is an obscene amount of money the company should be returning to its owners.rging apple to repurchase more shares. carl icahn. he finally waving the white flag in february to convince apple to buy back additional 50 billion of its stock. not every analyst thinks a buy back makes sense. apple bulls are looking for a catalyst to move shares higher, whether that's a new product or service or both. or bigger buy back could have an impact in the near term. melissa, back to you. >> just quickly in the options market, sometimes there are clues as to whether or not a company is going to initiate. >> the fact they didn't announce it or people are speculating they're going to do it on the report next week could be to offset a disappointing quarter. in the last two years after the february meeting they initiated their capital return plans in march or april. >> next up, general electric shares jumping today despite a drop in profits. >> they are in a long term cycle. this is a company thinking five to ten years down the road. in the short run, the aviation business was a

that is obscene. that is unacceptable. we have got to raise the minimum wage. [applause] there will be legislation on the floor of the senate would become back. it calls for $10.10 an hour. i would go further than that, but at least $10.10 is a start to bring millions of people out of poverty. we also have to deal with the pay equity. isn't that right, women? ? [applause] making $.75n't be to $1. ,ay a word about health care there are one or two things about this. affordable care act is a socialist plot. [laughter] the concept of the affordable republicanme from think tanks. it was implemented by that well-known communist, mitt romney, a few miles south of here. for hesitation, but i voted for him because i billion in get $10 health centers all over this country. [applause] i get some other provisions in their. -- there. let me be clear. i think the affordable care act has been a modest success. obviously the rollout was a disaster. -- no one will talk about it five years now. people care about is that people can go to the doctor when they need to. that fourtol

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. >> it makes me think of that famous observation about obscenity, you know it when you see it. >> yespressed great optimism in your book that eventually all of these will pass? >> i really believe that. >> i was talking to a close friend of mine on the way in here, sort of laughing out loud at this idea, like, they would have almost no chance in today's political system. >> well, perhaps today, there might be no chance for certainly the second amendment proposal. but the difficulty of the process shouldn't foreclose an attempt. >> reporter: when justice stevens retired in 2010, he was replaced by elana kagan. a solid vote on the court's liberal bloc. and ruth bader ginsburg is resisting calls from liberals who want her to step down this year. is that something that you think justices should consider as they're making that decision? >> well, i didn't consider it. >> you didn't? lot of people think you did, no politics at all in your decision? >> my decision wasn't made for any political reason whatsoever, it was the concern about my own health. >> something that justices should take in