. >> let's bring in the "washington post's" ann garin and p.j. crowley.art with that conversation going on inside the white house. what are they talking about, what are the options here? >> well, i think first we're dealing with a post crimea situation. publicly it's not something they'll acknowledge but privately they have to deal with the fact that ukraine is not going to get crimea back in the foreseeable future. what does that mean? first and foremost it's about doing what vice president joe biden is doing right now -- reassuring allies who are members of nato expressly because they fear a resurgent russia. second something what to do about ukraine. obviously it made a choice to turn west even though yanukovych made a different choice. so redeem that choice. how can you help make ukraine more stable? more prosperous? and help it fight its corruption problem? obviously everyone's talking about costs, now we have to follow through and try to find meaningful ways of having putin and his cronies pay a price for what they've done. i think finally it's also

there are democrats in back seat driving the president who believe this, too. >> p.j. in as much as there is a story about president obama, it is also the story about russia and the choices that russia faces. you talked about the ukraine and, you know, being at a cross roads between going further east with russia and following the west. i think in the op ed, you wrote, the opportunity for putin is almost precisely the opposite his vision of restoration. it is only moving west towards europe that russia can reverse its democratic trap. year by year, the russian political system becomes more of a corrupt despottism. the alternative is for ukraine to pull russia with it towards the west. one wonders whether ukraine can follow russia anywhere. but that idea that russia is sort of resistant to the times, as it were, and is not acting in its best interest and putin is making so forth of a fatal decision in doing what he is doing right now. >> alex, a friend of mine says that the americans have a curious relationship with history. i think we tend to discount the forces of his

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and for now, i want to go to p.j. crowley. pentagon is the former assistant secretary of state, now a professor of new practice at george washington university. p.j., right now, where the western nations' cards. where are the cards of the european union? where are the cards of the united states in playing against whatever it is that putin has dreamed up here? >> i think, shepard, first, and you're on the scene right there, you have to look at the sentiment inside ukraine, obviously, crimea is a unique situation within the country. i think, obviously, putin has achieved something that he desired. he's back at the table in terms of having the ability to influence what happens in ukraine. next, the revolution probably has slowed down a little bit. that said, putin is at risk of overplaying his hand. you'll have the sentiment on the ground there. but i sense that he has pushed ukraine to a level of solidarity, notwithstanding all of its cultural and historical differences. ukrainians of all stripes, those who are supporting the pr

that's a good sign. >> ambassador william terrell, secretary p.j.good t o see you both. >>> checking the news feed, chris christie holds his third town hall meeting since the bridgegate scandal broke. his former campaign manager could be the target of a federal criminal investigation. the report says that federal agents are calling and showing up unannounced. >>> we're getting a good picture now of just how much last fall's government shutdown cost the country's national parks. interior secretary sally joule said 8 million fewer people visited and that resulted in the loss of about $414 million. joule called the shutdown a reminder just how important national parks are for local economies. >>> pope francis unintentionally had a holy slip of the tongue during his weekly address when he made a small and common mispronunsuation of an italian word, which, of course, itali italian's not his native language, it turned out to be the italian version of what we call the "f" word. pope francis tweeted, "in life we make many mistakes, let us recognize our erro

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p.j.former assistant secretary of state for public affairs, currently a fellow at the george washington university institute for public diplomacy and global communication. mr. crowley, thank you very much for being here. >> always a pleasure, rachel. >> is there a limit on how hard the eu and the u.s. will push russia on this or any other issue? >> i think there's a style difference. europe prefers coordination, consultation, you know, convincing argument as opposed to confrontation. and obviously at 28 it's difficult to get consensus within the european union on decisive action. and as you say, some countries have a more developed economic relationship with russia than others. germany certainly at the forefront. >> in terms of the susceptibility of mr. putin and the russian government more broadly to pressure from the west, if there isn't going to be a military response from the west, if it is going to be economic and diplomatic pressure, where are they most sensitive? >> i think there's

the joining us is p.j. mcnealy, focused on consumer attitudes and behaviors. what do you think? what is their talent like compared to the other game makers? the currentok at game makers in the mobile space, a company that is either really tied to a platform we saw with zynga tied to facebook and being concentrated and now king is an ip-based company concentrated in 86% ofe, candy crush, mobile revenue. so we see two tries, single being tied to facebook, we will see about king. this issue, about creating another hit. another candy crush. take a listen to what he had to say. >> our synergy is not focused on finding another candy crush. candy crush has been a success. we have 100 million players every day. the target and the synergy is to build a portfolio of high-quality games where we retain the user and number two also monetize. retention is our number one focus. >> how do you feel about that answer? does that give you more confidence or less? face value you have to think of course they want another candy crush. another gamey want that dominates the mobile space. the portfolio a

. >> p.j.owley, is vladimir putin as big a devil in all of this as many in america and indeed europe would like to portray him or does he have a point of wanting in his eyes to protect the interests of russian speaking people in the ukraine. does he have any merit in terms of the russian national interest, never mind anybody else's. >> as steven said, i agree that russia has a keen interest in the ukraine over its history. it's always had a buffer. that buffer has been reduced from the cold war to ukraine. putin is a brutally rational actor, the dilemma is that he has a high pain threshold and he probably is willing to pay a higher price that is in russia's long-term interest to have a sway in the future of ukraine. >> steven, wasn't america a bit too quick to -- if you look at somewhere like egypt, it's very easy to back the new horse without really being sure what that new horse is going to do and then regret it later? >> i think that's right. and the issue in russia of course is that ukraine

let's turn to p.j. crowley, professor at george washington university. what do you make of this?think john mccain has exactly the right attitude. >> just blow it off. >> well, obviously -- i don't think this is a resumption of the cold war. we're not talking about nuclear weapons but we are talking about imposing real costs, not only the united states but in particular the european union, on russia and putin's cronies. theÑi president has rightly movd the goalposts. we have to recognize for moment we won't be able to reserve the russian move into crima, but this is intended to try to make sure that putin does not go further and if it destabilizes ukraine. >> one thing that seemed almost certain when we were reporting from crimea was that angela merkel was not going to mess with the energy ties she had and that great britain would not mess with the financial ties. angela merkel shocked a lot of people. >> yeah. 30% of germany's natural gas comes from russia. i think this is where we have an important energy card to play in the succeeding years. for the past several years we tried

i want to get to the meteorologist now p.j. is it looking out there today in. >> as good as it gets when it comes to the weather. they had recent days of storms cruising through the region. you look southwest of perth, this general region, expansive when you narrow it down, generally clear at this hour, late monday morning. but the concern is what happens later on tonight. the sun in this part of the world sets in eight hours. the clouds will be on the increase. a front in the bottom corner of your screen that will begin to enter the picture, so the forecast for much of tuesday and unfortunately on into wednesday going to be really rough across this region mainly because high pressure is parked off the north. it is impeding the movement of the storm system. it seems like over the past six or so days we have narrowed down the main focus of the search to this area. we had storms come in every other day and the storm is very slow to move out. we a couple of days to work on the search and get good weather and a couple of days where

p.j. clarke's has been around since the 1800's, well over a hundred years old establishment. i think it was an irish immigrant who came here, decided this was a great restaurant, bought it, and then expanded it. so, when you look at your own businesses, do you look and say i want to make sure this stays around for over 100 years? >> no. babbo turns 15 this year. i know mesa turned 22. i think we have already outlived our original plans. we planned on getting in but we did not have an out, nor did we have a finish or dream of a finish. 100 years -- >> seems too far? >> no, i love the idea. but that would be four or five generations of chefs and families. if it was something we could do, i would be very excited. >> are you preparing your business for that possibility? >> my mistake was building 21 one-off restaurants. >> wait, you made a mistake? [laughter] >> i made a whole mess of them, believe me. >> we're going to here about the first one ever. >> no, no, no. our mistake was, instead of creating something we could sell as a group, like people in this room are doing, we buil

p.j. clarke's has been around since the 1800's, well over a hundred years old establishment. i think it was an irish immigrant who came here, decided this was a great restaurant, bought it, and then expanded it. so, when you look at your own businesses, do you look and say i want to make sure this stays around for over 100 years? >> no. babbo turns 15 this year. i know mesa turned 22. i think we have already outlived our original plans. we planned on getting in but we did not have an out, nor did we have a finish or dream of a finish. 100 years -- >> seems too far? >> no, i love the idea. but that would be four or five generations of chefs and famiilies. if it was something we could do, i would be very excited. >> are you preparing your business for that possibility? >> my mistake was building 21 one-off restaurants. >> wait, you made a mistake? [laughter] >> i made a whole mess of them, believe me. >> we're going to here about the first one. >> no, no, no. our mistake was, instead of creating something we could sell as a group, like people in this room are doing, we built 21

clippers with a 14 point lead when blik griffin and p.j. tucker wrestling patch. that looked like a right hook by tucker on the suns. he's called for the flagrant foul. griffin gets away scott the free. here is a replay. they went down. the push off and the hook to the cheek. clippers do win it 112-105. now to college hoops. three teams punched their tickets to the ncaa tournament last night. >> only three seconds to go. and the skras pers win the mac championship. they're going dancing. >> the three. fires the three. and for the third time in the last five years, they're headed to the ncaa tournament. >> finds a cutting back. and he lays it in. four seconds. can he do it. no. it's over. they win their first ever caa championship and their first conference title in 15 years. >> there is nothing like it. you can feel the energy. manhattan, delaware headed to the big dance in that. >> to spring training baseball. mets and marlins. chris young drills one deep right center. bounces over the wall for the ground rule double. not the a bad start for the mets, but more im

p.j. crowly as well. want to bring in cnn pentagon correspondent barbara starr who's been monitoring developments today and really over the last several days in relation to ukraine. barbara, two u.s. officials have confirmed to cnn that russia has test fired an intercontinental ballistic missile. put this into context for us. is there any reason for concern? and is there any evidence that this missile testing is linked to the situation in the ukraine or was this something that was preplanned? >> reporter: well, officials are telling us, anderson, it was preplanned. i think the headline here is just how sensitive, how tense the situation is. things can be misconstrued. there can be miscalculation. that's the big worry. in this case, we are told that this missile test was notified to the united states before the crisis erupted with ukraine and russia, that the u.s. knew it was coming. that the russians gave them the correct notification procedure, that they notified them it would happen in a four-hour perio

thanks, p.j. >> and we will continue to follow the latest developments on the missing malaysian airliner. >>> but here are other stories making headlines. we begin with a deadly landslide in the u.s. state of washington. >> the death toll is at least 14 and 176 others are unaccounted for after a weekend landslide. an emergency official says it's likely some of those currently reported missing are safe. u.s. president barack obama signed an emergency declaration monday and ordered federal aid to the region. >>> russia says being kicked out of the group of eight nations is no big deal. at the hague on monday, the u.s. and other world powers decided to suspend russia's participation in the group of leading industrialized nations. the move follows moscow's annexation of crimea and the current buildup of russian troops on the ukrainian/russian border. >>> the murder trial of oscar pistorius resumes later this hour. a police cell phone expert will return to the stand. on monday he read allowed text messages between pistorius and reeva steenkamp. in one message steenkamp told pistorius she was

the clippers lake griffin and leaned into the suns p.j. tucker and the two fell to the ground. tucker appeared to throw a punch and a go at it. the play was reviewed and tucker was ejected from the game for the final score 112-15 clippers. 112-105. >>: now time for the kron4 tech reporter with gave a slate. >>: san francisco lately has not been a very safe place for cyclists or pedestrians which is why i'm excited to introduce this new where rebel tech that can help save lives. these are called bicycle gloves with a high-tech safety feature built-in. >>: they look and feel just like any other. i think this is a good example of useful where rebel attack. they're easy to use. on the gloves are the two metal contact points. they light up upon contact. they show which when the cyclist intends to turn its first of going traffic by 92. zack invented these in his spare time while working at google. he is that since then a quick google to pursue his dream and making is that he's famous. i caught up with him over the phone. you can pre order these on line for $75. they will be shipping

. >> we go to p.j. crowley, former secretary of state and now professor at george washington university. p.j., you've served the obama administration. i want to get your take what we're seeing. yesterday president obama makes a clear statement to his russian counterpart about not intervening. today the news is president putin is seeking to place military personnel there. is this, in your mind, a direct response from putin to what the president said yesterday? >> i think, yes, up to a point. obviously ukraine has a vital importance to russia and this has been -- this is a latest episode in perhaps a 25-year effort to define whether ukraine is going to have a strong relationship with the west or stay within the orbit of russia and the east. >> yeah. let me play for you as well -- let me read to you what eric cantor had said about this because the politics here are relevant. they haven't been too divisive, but house majority leader cantore issued a statement saying for ukrainian protesters, there should be

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. >> p.j. crowley served as the secretary of state for president obama. he joins us.ecretary of state and vice president laid it out, yet russia did all those things. secretary of state john kerry just mentioned those things. the united states approved sanctions. what is next? >> well, three things. you know, first is to try to help ukraine militarily if possible, to sure up defenses, discourage russia going into the east and continue to shore up ukraine economically. obviously in the last few days there has been pledges of support from the e.u., and the united states. and also to shore up-ukraine politically. there's an important election in 60 days, and the government will step into the existing crisis. >> secondly it's to do what vice president biden is doing - showing the american flag, reinforcing, you know, nato commitments. over the past decade or two, n.a.t.o. looked to a global mission in central and eastern europe. they joined the old nato, because they feared the threat of russia. >> let me interrupt if i might. the united states said "don't go into crimea,

meteorologist p.j. is here with us now. what are they looking at today? >> today looks like as good of a day we'll see over the next couple of days. the data to take action as far as the search is concerned, southwest of perth. i want to take you to the northwest of australia. this region we're watching a tropical cyclone, this is a category 5 equivalent. healthy category 5 cyclone. equivalent to 161 miles per hour. the reason i show you this first, keep in mind, the two arks where the final satellite ping was detected and we know the search was put in the southern fringe of the southern ark, the region here, that's an area of search taking place as well. the seas, 31 feet high. any sort of search to the northern portion of this southern ark, impeded here today and back down to the south where we have the initial and nearly the focus zone of search at this area. you see colloi see clouds moving in. high pressure, typically good news, causing the air to sink, drys the conditions out. unfortunately, it is doing this northeast of an area where a front is com

p.j. clarke's has been around since the 1800's, well over a hundred years old establishment. i think it was an irish immigrant who came here, decided this was a great restaurant, bought it, and then expanded it. so, when you look at your own businesses, do you look and say i want to make sure this stays around for over 100 years? >> no. babbo turns 15 this year. i know mesa turned 22. i think we have already outlived our original plans. we planned on getting in but we did not have an out, nor did we have a finish or dream of a finish. 100 years -- >> seems too far? >> no, i love the idea. but that would be four or five generations of chefs and families. if it was something we could do, i would be very excited. >> are you preparing your business for that possibility? >> my mistake was building 21 one-off restaurants. >> wait, you made a mistake? [laughter] >> i made a whole mess of them, believe me. >> we're going to here about the first one ever. >> no, no, no. our mistake was, instead of creating something we could sell as a group, like people in this room are doing, we buil

meteorologist p.j. is here with us now. what are they looking at today?oks like as good of a day we'll see over the next couple of days. the data to take action as far as the search is concerned, southwest of perth. to the northwest of australia. this region we're watching a tropical cyclone, this is a category 5 equivalent. healthy category 5 cyclone. the reason i show you this first, keep in mind, the two arks where the final satellite ping was detected and we know the search was put in the southern fringe of the southern ark, the region here, that's an area of search taking place as well. the seas, 31 feet high. any sort of search to the northern portion of this southern ark, impeded here today and back down to the south where we have the initial and nearly the focus zoep ne of search at s area. you see colloid see clouds movi. high pressure, typically good news, causing the air to sink, drys the conditions out. unfortunately, it is doing this northeast of an area where a front is coming in. it is impeding the movement of that front, so later on tonigh

given and p.j. tucker get tangled up and tucker throws a punch at griffin. the game. griffin finished with 37 points as the clippers beat the suns. >>> all right, mets/marlins, spring training. a ball lands over the fence in the outfield, and check this out. this fan -- >> oh! >> -- abandoned his son in the cart. >> oh! >> it goes crashing into the fence. check out mom, guys. >> oh! >> she is not happy about this. >> oh, oh, oh! >> safe to say this guy will not be winning father of the year -- >> oh, no! >> -- any time soon. >> dude, bad move! >> he didn't get the ball, though, right? the most important part, did he get the ball? >> no. >> he got nothing. >> looks like that kid probably won't get in that cart again. probably traumatized. >> makes us look bad there. dads everywhere, everyone. everyone's okay. that's what's important. >> mom to the rescue. >> i would do the same thing, sadly. all right. thanks so much, andy. >>> it's been four days now since a malaysian jet went missing with 239 people on board. this morning, the search is widening. there are

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i don't know if p.j. guagliano does "most little girls clomp around in heels at that age.. harmless. maybe we should be more concerned about buying little boys guns to play with" >> fair enough. >>> next up, the ncaa does not want you betting in your office pool for the upcoming basketball tournament. on their website they warn of the grave dangers and even small wager which they remind us is illegal. quote, ncaa believes it should appreciated for the benefits of participating and watching. not the amount of money that could be won or loss depending on the outcomes of the games. >> the ncaa. the ncaa. >> going to make billions off the tournament itself. >> and the players don't make any money, right? >> right. >> and they're -- this is an organization -- >> wow. that takes some nerve. i mean, i don't like betting. i will say that. i'm not a big better of things like that. i don't do the pool because it takes away my joy in watching the games but for the ncaa to be the ones saying this. wow. >> legal question. do they have onto put that up there. >> no. >> they're not liabl