p.m. eastern, economist william easterly talks about the failure of organizations including the united nations to reduce global poverty. then at 9 p.m., patrick tucker is on "after words." the deputy editor of the futurist magazine discusses the impact vast amounts of data have on better understanding the future with the director of the national lawyers' guild. at 10 p.m. eastern, new york times reporter carlotta gall talks about books on afghanistan. and we wrap up tonight's prime time programming at 11 p.m. eastern with ben tarnoff's account of mark twain's life in san francisco in the 1860s. that all happens tonight on c-span2's booktv. >> now joining us on booktv is author richard minister. richard miniter. what do you write about? >> guest: i write about things that interest me. this latest book is about the navy seals, but it's a little bit different. it's about the culture of the navy seals, what makes them different, you peek people. i mean, the united states navy has spent millions of dollars trying to discover how a navy be seal is made, you know, what makes some people go through ba

p.m. eastern on the east coast of the united states, 8:00 a.m. in australia where planes are returning to the search area of the indian ocean at this hour looking for any sign of debris from malaysia airlines flight 370. today australian warned not only is there no wreckage in sight, there's no end in sight to searching for the airliners. we'll have more on what the lead investigator said in just a moment and what malaysian authorities have just released. first we begin with breaking news. search teams now have a new tool at their disposal, a nuclear submarine from the u.k. kyung lah joined me from australia with the latest. this sub, what can you tell us about it? when is it expected to reiff in the search area? >> reporter: anderson, we understand this sub is at the search area right now. and this is very important. because it is giving the search teams a capability

p.m. eastern. we'll have it live for you on c-span. until the house comes in conversation from this morning's "washington journal" on the rise in autism in the u.s. "washington journal" continues. joining us to talk about the topic of autism in light of a recent report from the cdc, good morning. guest: good morning, pedro. thank you for this opportunity. autism speaks was founded in 2005 by bob and suzanne wright. bob was a chairman at nbc universal and a vice chairman of ge. he and his wife for grandparents to a child he was diagnosed at age two. normal and perfectly over time he started to withdraw into himself and have g.i. issues and other typical behavior for someone on the autism spectrum. he was diagnosed. what they recognized was that there was raise awareness of autism. we could get answers from their own doctors. they had resources available to them. they went everywhere and they were rejected or ignored or told to go home and take care of it. they said to themselves, if this is happening to us it is got to be happening to m

p.m. eastern, 6:00 p.m. pacific. weather permitting. why?ecause he's going to climb to the top of mount everest. he's been up there many times before. while he's up there, he's going to wing suit down and it is all going to be live on tv. he's going to have cameras attached to his wing suit. we'll be able to watch this on the discovery channel. he has been up there before. he set a world record for the fastest assent of everest in 2008. took him nine and a half hour. no normally takes people three to four days. he's been mountaineering for 20 years, wing suit flying for eight years. now kyle martino and chris jacobs are going to be on the ground. we have got kyle and chris joining us "right this minute" to talk to us about this. >> we're going to catch jovi when he jumps off. >> tell us about how does a guy prepare for something like this. >> you have to be born a little bit crazy, first of all, i ink. lit jovi has been doinghis his youngest ever to summit all seven summits. he summited everest three times and is an experienced wing suitor.

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p.m. eastern, 6:00 p.m. pacific, weather permitting why, because joeby is going to climb to the top of mount everest. he's been up there many times before. and while he's up there 29,000 feet up he's going to wing suit down. >> awesome. >> all going to be live on tv. he's going to have cameras attached to his wing suit. we're going to be able to watch this on the discovery channel. joeby has been up there before. he set a world record for the fastest ascent of everest in 2008. took him 9 and a half hours. normally takes people three to four days. this guy knows what he's doing. been mountaineering for 20 years, wing suit flying for eight years. kyle martino from nbc sports and chris jacobs from discovery are going to be on the ground. we have kyle and chris joining us right this minute to talk about this guy. >> we're actually going to catch joeby when he jumps off. >> tell us about how does a guy prepare for something like this? >> he has to be born a little crazy first of all i think. joeby has been doing

p.m. eastern. i know many eyes will be on it including ours.at many call this a defining moment for the nba for the sport. a defining moment for america. i wonder what your thoughts are if the sanctions, the reaction from the nba is strong enough. what does the league risk? what then? >> let me tell you what's going to happen here. this is very much like the racist owner of the cincinnati reds in the mid 1980s and 1990s is she was loose with her tongue calling her star black players her million dollar ns and what baseball did back then was very similar to what will happen here. they suspended here. they couldn't take away her club but they could make it very difficult for her. this is a good old boy network. the nba as it was in major league baseball so it was sort of like that water torture. they pressured her through suspensions and she was forced to sell. mark cuban is thinking about himself. the reason he doesn't want language to be part of this equation is owners think that if they're going to go after donald sterling and force him out bec

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p.m. eastern on c-span to. >> book tv covers hundreds of of the programs throughout the country all year long. here's a look at what there will be attending this week. look for these programs in the near future. this one stay with her and know which a university with the annual culling military writers' symposium. interview on one of the military riders author of blood of tyrants, george washington and the forging of the presence in to be the same day and green lights bookstore and brooklyn, new york. and the of the new york times op-ed section will discuss his new history and the civil rights act of 1964. on thursday book tv is in denver as investigative journalists discuss him and how it may affect the u.s. economy. we will also be in los angeles thursday evening at the alex theatre the cover best-selling author michael lewis discussing his latest book about high-frequency traders in the stock market. he will discuss his bow with tipping point often not complied well. that's a look of some of the of the programs this upcoming week. for more to go to our website and visit the upcoming progra

p.m. eastern with the latest buzz. >>> this hour, there are new signs of hope in the search for flight 370. now a total of three signals have been picked up from the bottom of the indian ocean. the chinese ship detected two of those signals on friday and an australian ship carrying sophisticated deep sea sounding equipment reportedly heard the third signal in a different area yesterday. of course the big question right now, trying to find out if those signals do indeed come from the missing plane's black boxes. hello, everyone, and welcome to "america's news headquarters." >> i think the families are not the only ones hoping that those pings mean they have found something. they are encouraging developments tempered by a dose of caution. we want to be careful with this. time is definitely not on the side of the multi national search effort. ships and planes are racing to confirm that the sounds that are coming from flight data recorders, if they are, they have to get there before the beacon batteries run out and those signals fall silent. david piper is streaming live from bangkok, thailand

p.m. eastern and sunday at 2:00 p.m. y she was an 8-year-old girl who inspired one of the nation's best college basketball teams. lacey holsworth mentd center adreien payne at a hospital where she was being treated for cancer. they became fast friends and over the last two years lacey became a fixture. she accompanied payne when he was a senior. lacey succumbed to her disease. in a statement payne says he is now a better man because of her. a memorial service will be held for lacey next week on michigan state's home court. this is the "cbs morning news." frequent heartburn? the choice is yours. chalky. not chalky. temporary. 24 hour. lots of tablets. one pill. you decide. prevacid. ♪ 24 hour most people don't know how to choose a new dentist. that's where we come in. we've helped over 8 million people find the right dentist, and we can do the same for you. call 1-800-dentist today. ♪ >>> we celebrate the passage of the laws at this place because of president johnson's pivotal brilliant leadership and passing them. just as

p.m. eastern. archeologists say they have discovered a secret part of an ancients italian city. ruins in the roman city date back to the third century bc when researchers found the building with a boundary waum and defensive towers. >> indicates the city was actually 40% larger than previously thoughtll and defensive towers. >> indicates the city was actually 40% larger than previously thought >> security for this year's boston marithon and how one amputee gateway using his tragedy to change the lives of last year's bombing. you are watching sashings. . >>> good morning to you. welcome back to al jazeera america. i am morgan radford live in new york. and here are today's headlines: the death toll rising in south korea as divers continue to pull bodies from a ferry that sank off of the country's coast earlier this week. they say nearly 60 people are declared dead. dramatic audiotapes reveal conversations that took place while that ferry was sinking. >>> an attack at a gateway checkpoint in eastern ukraine killed three people but no one is taking the blame. it breaks a cease fire

p.m. eastern, 5:00 p.m. pacific with another hour of news. ♪ >>> it is man versus machine.igh-frequent i traders turning america's stock market upside down. i will show you how high-frequency trade can go give some an unfair advantage over the average invest tour. i'll show you want technology that can turn mere milliseconds in to hundreds of millions of dollars. plus a look at the young brains behind the computers caree creag flash trades and what regular lasers going to do about it. we are going to take a look at flash trade, on you speed beats training. ♪ ♪ >>> this is "real money," you are the most important part of the show. tell me what's i don't your mine by tweet me or on facebook.com/al see always velshi. the battle over me-frequency trading is gaining force. there is a lawsuit filed against 14 brokerage firms, 16 securities exchange and 12-high speed traders. defendants include the new york stock exchange, nasdaq, jp morgan chase and bank of america. the lawsuit claims they and other firms routinely engaged in quote, ma minute los angeles tiff, self-dealing and de

p.m. eastern.ean will talk with the concerned vets for america. that's tonight 10 p.m. there is outrage over ron's appointment to u.n.'s committee global overrights and rights. the u.n. giving seats to iran. despite iran's record which is absolutely the worst of violating those rights. two iranian women sentenced to death for promoting vision yant. they were freed after international pressure on iran. meriam joins us. nice to see both of you. >> thank you, greta. good evening. >> thank you for having us. >> tell me your thought when you hear that iran is getting these seats on these committees? >> we read the news this morning. and we believe it was -- it is a mockery of the principle of the human rights. and honestly we don't understand how the united nations came to this conclusion that they can can trust the iranian government and how the iranian government can protect the human rights, specifically the women's rights. don't they read the news what is going on in iran and what is happening in ir

p.m. eastern. sean will be have the latest in continuing battle between rancher cliven bundy and the feds. coming up, get ready for. this a war on women erupting on capitol hill. guess where? in the offices of members of congress. "on the record" investigates. that's next. >>> saying one thing, equal pay for equal work. >> women deserve a pay raise and the way raise comes from getting the same pay for doing the same job. >> he they're not being paid fairly in the workplace. >> 2014 is an embarrassment. women deserve equal pay for equal work. >> okay. does washington actually hate women? well at least it hates paying them. first president obama's equal pay push backfires as "on the record" reported last week at the white house men are still paid more than women. the white house says because men have better jobs at the white house. okay we started on that one. but now a new pay gap bombshell this one on capitol hill. joining us is sean at the washington examiner. what you have discovered about the pa

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p.m. eastern. sean talks with nevada ranch his or her threat test test >>> bill o'reilly is next.irst, get ready to speed read your way through the news. a student celebration at iowa state university turning into a riot. the crowd of hundreds getting violent. blocking streets. one student seriously hurt when he got hit by a late pole. wisconsin governor scott walker may be heading back to college to finish his degree. he left marquette university the senior year to work for the red cross. now the milwaukee sentinel says governor walker is looking at getting hits complom through the university of milwaukee online. is he waiting for the right program to be offered. new warning about an internet security bug, it's called heart bleed and it has reportedly exposed millions of user names, pass words and credit card numbers. heart bleed flaw encryption used by two thirds of web servers. cyber criminal could say exploit the bug to access your personal data. that's tonight's speed read. thank you for being with us tonight. right now go to gretawire.com and answer this question. do you agr

p.m. eastern in the rose garden over at the white house. we'll have live coverage for all of our viewers. >>> malaysian officials have now released the full transcript of communication between flight 370 and air traffic controllers. i'll ask a pilot with 30 years of flying experience, what he thinks of those conversations. ♪ [ male announcer ] when fixed income experts... ♪ ...work with equity experts... ♪ ...who work with regional experts... ♪ ...who work with portfolio management experts, that's when expertise happens. mfs. because there is no expertise without collaboration. >>> welcome back. i'm wolf blitzer, reporting from washington. the search for malaysia airlines flight 370, now entering day 26 and there's still no sign of the missing plane. here's the latest developments. malaysia's transport ministry today released the transcript of the final communication between the plane and the air traffic controllers that provides no clues about the plane's disappearance. but it does highlight the criticism over malaysia's handling of this i

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p.m. eastern news conference to talk about the investigation involving the l.a. clippers owner. audiotapes of a racist rant attributed to sterling were released over it's weekend leading to players silent protest, talks of boycotts and players jumping ship all while the playoffs are going on. dan simon is outside staples center. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, carol. the clippers set to take the floor tonight. the question, how will both the players and fans react? some suggested the fans even stay at home as a way to protest that as the pressure on owner donald sterling is mounting. >> mr. sterling -- >> reporter: donald sterling seen leaving a restaurant with his wife just hours after she publicly distanced herself from those racist comments reportedly made by her husband to his girlfriend, v. stiviano. >> if you want to broadcast that you're associating with black people. you have to? >> reporter: here, mrs. sterling seems to defend him when asked if he's a racist. >> are you a racist, mr. sterling? >> no. of course not. >> people want to know, mr. sterling. >> repor

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p.m. eastern and 6:00 p.m.pacific. >>> it's been nearly four weeks citizen malaysiaen flight 370 disappeared. two ships carrying sound locaters are now part of the effort to find the jet airliners black boxes. the boxes will generate for a month. >> it's no exaggeration to say that time is running out. >> on best advice the locater beacon will last about a month before it ceases its transmissions. so we're now getting pretty close to the time when it might--it might expire. >> the batteries that power the locater signals only last 30 days, and flight 370 went missing 27 days ago. finding it in the time left will be tough. despite an international search using 14 planes and 9 ships so far no trace of the missing malaysia airline passenger jet has been found. >> we have nothing concrete. you cannot grieve for someone unless you have something concrete. >> reporter: they have been looking in this remote section of the indian ocean off the coast of perth in an area only a bit smaller than romania. while planes cont

p.m. eastern. >> during this month, c-span is pleased to present our winning entries in this year's student can bitter you -- video documentary competition. studentcam is c-span's annual competition that encourages middle and high school students to think critically about issues. winning documentaries were based question, what's the most important issue the u.s. congress should consider in 2014? second prize winner frank boudon is a junior at troy high school in troy, michigan. he believes congress should make education their most important issue. ♪ >> i want to be a ballerina teacher. >> i want to be a professional soccer player. >> when i grow up i want to be a model, and i want to be a dresser. >> from a young age, many of us are introduced to the american dream, this idea that with hard work and the right education we can become anything we want to be. however, even as our schools have generally been improving in recent years, before methods have been anything but equal, and poorer students are not keeping up with their wealthier peers, facts which undermine our nation's cherished ideal

p.m. eastern you can see it is scratching back.just 29 points lower by 75 this liz with the s&p and said doubt that is down 102 points. teosinte was down 24 now it is also coming back at 12. they have cut their losses in half. perhaps some of the names have gotten cheaper mike facebook not was 72 maybe some buyers said let's do it in the meantime before we get to charlie kind i'd like that cost debt -- the sell-off. >> we should .8 twitter chart late last year with 72 now is 40. that is the pretty dramatic drop. what traders called what happens is a puke. this is not a morning breakfast show. i have heard don imus a worse. but it is a puke. you spit it out all the bad stuff then people see the value beyond opportunity. whether attack is overpriced that was in a pre--- pretty amazing run up that is why twitter went public late last year to catch though wave then sell out. liz: net was about two months ago we had of billionaire investor jeff agreed on who said he started to short twitter the december he made a fair case is listed his

p.m. eastern. we'll also be here at 9:00 eastern p.m. all this week.age of the mystery of flight 370 continues now. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> this is a cnn special report, the mystery of flight 370. i'm don lemon. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. we have breaking news for you tonight. we are awaiting a news conference from royal australian air base pierce with the man in charge of the hunt for flight 370. we're going to bring that to you the moment it starts. we've been getting great information from those press conferences each night. we'll bring it to you when it starts. meanwhile, searchers are working feverishly to answer the questions the world is asking. have we finally found a trace of flight 370.

p.m. eastern, sunday, 9:00 p.m. eastern.ou have two opportunities to catch it here on fox news channel. julie: gibson guitars, beautiful guitars if you know how to play them. they're expensive. jon: i play three chords. they are a great guitar. julie: they are gorgeous and have birth dates marked on inside which is cool so you know when the guitar was made. >>> really close call for a truck driver in ohio. take a look at this. the cab was left dangling off of a bridge yesterday after the driver lost control apparently. it happened in columbus yesterday. rescue workers pulled the driver off that semi to safety using a ladder truck and a bucket. the driver is okay. police are investigating the cause of the crash. jon: front row baseball fan makes the catch of a lifetime. julie: a luck kirks lucky catch. jon: check it out. that is cardinals first baseman matt adams going all in for a pop up foul, a cincinnati reds fan snatches it first. that is fair grab, the legal's rule does not apply when a fielder goes over the rail. if you

p.m. eastern time. among what she's going to say is the following, as soon as i learned about the following, we equity acted without letation. we told the world we had a problem that needed to be fixed. whatever mistakes were made in the past, we will not shirk from our responsibilities now and in the future. gm said it expects to take a charge up to $750 million in the first quarter, mostly related to the costs of recall repairs. shares of gm, they've come off their highs of about $42 million a share, now trading at about $34 a share. we will see what happens to that stock today at she begins to speak at gm. in just a few minutes, we've got represent michael burgess. he's going to give us a preview of today's hearing. i still don't know if this is theater or what you can get from something like this. >> it's -- hearing her, the first thing i thought of was it's good for her to be able to say that, but talking about an entity, we're not talking about an individual. but it does help when the individual i

p.m. eastern, 5:00 p.m. pacific. stay with us because "fault lines" starts right now. >> it's friday afternoon in the >>> it's friday afternoon ain te rio grande valley in texas. >> abortion is one of the most common medical procedures for women around the world. >> two friends are meeti readin a manual about how to give yourself an abortion? >> i ask you how pregnant you are. >> yeah. >> you said you are -- >> for sure right now, i am seven weeks. >> okay. yeah. that's good because once you get to 12 weeks, it gets riskier >> they wouldn't let us

p.m. eastern.ming on your tablet, your phone, and bloomberg.com. ♪ months of wrangling among creditors and managers, holding for bankruptcy in delaware, greg rayburn is with us and we are joined now by beth with more on this story. is one of the biggest bankruptcies ever. this country had -- company had over $40 billion in debt. what happened? what led to the bankruptcy? in debt, $50 billion in what happened was a case of very bad timing. the leveraged buyout was the biggest one ever done. within a year the prices had collapsed. one seemed to foresee that the shale and the fracking and the price of gas would have collapsed within months. >> did they need to file for bankruptcy? at tro gas prices were weak, but now they are getting much stronger. >> it is interesting, as a backdrop to this and you will know this from covering restructuring, most of the bankruptcies we have seen in the that areyears are ones very far beyond the pale. one foot out the door in terms of liquidation. for that is because

p.m. eastern on c-span three. robert strauss was the last u.s. ambassador to the soviet union and the first to russia. he died on march 19 at the age of 95. he held several positions in politics, including dnc chairman. at his memorial service at the national cathedral, we heard vernonmes baker and jordan. this is about 30 minutes. >> we meet here this morning in god's house to remember robert strauss. you know, ladies and gentlemen, some inter-politics to accumulate power. others because politics provides them with the opportunity to implement policy. others are drawn to that bloodsport just for the pleasure of living in a world of adrenaline fed intrigue. and then there was bob strauss. raised in west texas, the son of depression era general store owners got into politics for all of that. the power, the policy, and the pleasure. and for many other reasons as well. he learned his craft in the brass knuckles world of texas politics. he became the very shrewdest of political operators. a powerbroker with few peers. an adroit diplomat who could be

p.m. eastern on c-span. , two00 p.m. rters writing a book about the boston marathon bombings. tv" inan 2, "book primetime with a look at human intelligence. on c-span 3, "american history on the american historical association conference live from washington, d.c. 100 fathers and defeat is an orphan. i would not be surprised this in the recent activities. >> we are talking about the fact that an interrogation with senator goldwater looked at the fromf the carrier aircraft essex with markings painted out. we figure someone over there told them about that on wednesday morning and therefore goldwater is going to spring it and they will try to spring it you were way that wrong and i was wrong. >> historic audio from the aftermath of the attempt to overthrow fidel castro. fm, online, and nationwide xm 120. >> former treasury secretary henry calls and said today that china's economic model is not sustainable. his remarks came this morning at the center for strategic and international studies in washington. >> hank paulson is ju

p.m. eastern. also at 5 p.m. eastern, the atlantic council looks at russian president vladimir putin's foreign policy strategy focusing on ukraine. the former russian prime minister will be there. c-span will have that live starting at 5 p.m. today onight at 8:00, a discussion genetically modified foods. here is some of what you will see tonight. independente scientists i have interviewed around the world in 40 countries, they all agree that whether they are against gmo's or against, it was released long before the science was ready. it's based on economic interests and political interests. the process itself, i don't agree is a relevant. the process of genetic engineering causes massive collateral damage, hundreds of thousands of mutations up and down the dna, far more than conventional breeding, far more than conventional breeding and they don't evaluate. an dependent in scientist looking at monsanto's card on the market and found a gene that was normally assigned was just silent was which on and that produces a

p.m. eastern as well as midnight eastern.ll ahead here, marking 20 years since the end of apartheid, how south africans are remembering the vote that changed their nation. fighting fish, how one kentucky hopes to make millions off of the asian carp. ." >>> the problem is the asian carp. al jazeera's john hendron tells us about an inventive solution. >> what do you do when an invasive species over whelms american waterways? for two rivers fisheries is earn millions sending them back to china and credit for removing a nuisance fish. >> last year, we export half a million pounds. this year, we are going to enlarge the numbers for export. at the same time, we also are marketing in the u.s. for sure, we will cut down the numbers. >> the massive aidsian carp first arrived here in kentucky in the 1970s and 80s to control algae in fisherie ponds. frequent floods overwhelmed them and took them into the waterways including the mississippi rivers. they are bounding out of lakes across the midwest. one broke darrell butler's ribs. >> it

p.m. eastern. ♪ >> i am emily chang, this is "bloomberg west."ing on your phone, tablet, and bloomberg.com. more from my interview with dick costolo. twitter is snagging more of the coveted tv ad pie. social media is not driving tv viewership. i asked costolo how he makes sense of it? >> when we develop our tv strategy, it was because we had data that we saw and experienced ourselves that helped us understand that there was a complimentary, two-way relationship between twitter and tv. i mean that not only did twitter tv wasune in, complementary to twitter. that have invested in strategy, there has been an ever-increasing and continuing drumbeat of independent, third-party research -- fox research, nielsen, and others. and has reinforced validated that complementary, two-way relationship. the nielsen study even saying there are three things correlated with tv ratings. the prior year's ratings, ad spend, and twitter. that reinforcement we have seen in the market from these third the additional and continued investment from our broadcast partners li

p.m. eastern hour the nasdaq was up 45 points. take a look now, up more than 50 points.dow jones industrials forging ahead. >> on light volume today. traders would like to see more volume. major earnings reports coming out. >> liz: let's get to adam shapiro. he is on floor of the new york stock exchange. mixed picture ahead of results here. >> it's a mixed picture. talk about the good stuff first. google, price hitting what was it, $560 for the daily high. trading up 3% going into the closing bell. the street expecting a 10% jump in revenue. when we get numbers for ibm. that is different story. they haven't grown revenue in last seven quarters. ibm is trading down. >> adam, yahoo! seeing big gains following their release. >> yahoo! doing very well. up 6% trading there will be billions of dollars flowing into yahoo! investors like that. [closing bell ringing] liz: as we close out the session, bank of america down 1 1/2%. of course they swung to a loss today when they came out with their numbers. the bells clang on wall street. the bulls took hold as soon as markets opened

p.m. eastern. and that's it for us tonight, good night, we will have more of america torrent tomorrow. >> >> chilling threats against jews in ukraine as vladimir putin refers to the eastern part of the country as the new russia. >> will health care drag down democrats in the midterm elections. why corporations could be buying your ability to soothe them with as little as a $0.50 co

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p.m. eastern on c-span. >> the muslims have accepted the neveron of islam have bombed any churches, i've never murdered little girls as was done in birmingham -- they have never murdered little girls as was done in birmingham, had never at any time been guilty of initiating any aggressive acts entire 33e during the years or more that mohammed has been teaching us. thatharge of violence comes from the guilt complex that exists in the conscious and subconscious minds of most white people in this country. they know that they have been violent in their brutality against negroes. they feel that someday they will wake up and try to do unto them as they have done onto the whites as the whites have done under us. taught by mohammed to be -- obey the law, respect everyone who respects us, show courtesy, people like. we are also taught anyone in any 62 inflicts or tsolence on us -- or inflic violence upon us, we are within our religious right to retaliate. >> from october, 1963, an interview with malcolm x. sunday on american history tv's ica" on c-span3. was the lastauss u.s. ambassador to the soviet u

p.m. eastern time u.s. who drove to the control room [ woman ] driverless mode engaged.ind parking space. [ woman ] parking space found. [ male announcer ] ...that secured the data that directed the turbines that powered the farm that made the milk that went to the store that reminded the man to buy the milk that was poured by the girl who loved the cat. [ meows ] the internet of everything is changing everything. cisco. tomorrow starts here. the internet of everything is changing everything. ...we'll be here at lifelock doing our thing: you do your connect to public wi-fi thing protecting you in ways your credit card company alone can't. get lifelock protection and live life free. >>> breaking news tonight, australian prime minister tony abbott says he is very confident they have picked up signals from flight 370's black box, but even if he is right recovering the black boxes will be a tough job. george howell has more now. >> reporter: once you find a needle in a haystack, how do you extract it? that is what investigators are trying to do as they hone in on the black b

p.m. eastern time 4:00 p.m.pacific time right here on al jazeera america. >>> families with young children with mental disabilities find themselves with little support outside of the school system, and it only gets worse after those children graduate. jonathan martin has hour story. >> reporter: grace is 19 years old. she takes the bus to school every day. she's a successful artist with exhibits all over the country. and she has autism. >> she is very challenged with her autism. category it as moderately-severe. she has intellectual disabilities and also moderately severe speech language disorder. she does need 24-hour care. >> grace's mom, lisa, is her full-time caregiver. right now they rely on school funded services in tennessee where children receive help from the school system until 22 years old. in two years the programs will end and then she'll join others for a waiting list of state medicaid services which include things like wheelchair, job coaching. >> we're standing on a precipice, on the edge of a pr

p.m. eastern. we'll also be here at 9:00 eastern p.m. all this week. cnn's coverage of the mystery of flight 370 continues now. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> this is a cnn special report, the mystery of flight 370. i'm don lemon. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. we have breaking news for you tonight. we are awaiting a news conference from royal australian air base pierce with the man in charge of the hunt for flight 370. we're going to bring that to you the moment it starts. we've been getting great information from those press conferences each night. we'll bring it to you when it starts. meanwhile, searchers are working feverishly to answer the questions the world is asking. have we finally found a trace of flight 370. a pinger locator on that ship, "the ocean shield," picked up signals over the weekend that are being called the most promising lead so far. and ever since they've been searching and re-searching the area, trying to pick up those pings gone. if they do, they'll launch a blue fin 21, an underwater vehi

p.m. eastern on c-span2.nd on american history tv, tour the nsa's national crypt logic museum and learn about the making and breaking of secret codes and their role in u.s. history, sunday at 6 and 10 p.m. on c-span3. >> a three-judge panel of the tenth circuit court of appeals in denver earlier this month heard a constitutional challenge to utah's same-sex marriage ban. in 2004 utah voters passed an amendment to the state's constitution recognizing marriage as only between a man and a woman. a lower federal court in december ruled the amendment violated the 14th amendment's equal protection clause. the arguments in this case run just over an hour. >> we're here this morning for one case, 13-4178, kitchen verse herbert. counsel, you may proceed. >> thank you, your honors, and good morning. i'm honored to appear on behalf of the state of utah, its governor, its attorney general who's here with us today and its people. and just for the court's information, i'm going to try to reserve seven minutes for rebuttal.