the developments over the next few hours, this report by paul adams. >> reporter: in the misty apes this misty alps goes on looking for debris and bodies and clues why the airbus went into its deadly eight minute dive. the nearby ravines have already yielded the cockpit voice recorder damaged but vital and other substantial pieces of wreckage. >> translator: according to the information received the black box was damaged but it will be possible to put it back together in order to make use of it and determine the condition surrounding this drama. >> reporter: bereaved families are expected to arrive later to see for themselves the place where this happened. french and spanish leaders are coming too. in cologne this morning, a minute's silence outside the headquarters of germanwings. this is the company's first fatal accidents. some of its pilots said they're too emotional to fly and at least one flight has been cancelled. in a small northern town of a hool in mourning 16 students and two teachers were among the two passengers traveling to journey after an exchange program. the school is c

paul adams, bbc news. katty: for more i'm joined by gordon gray. he was the ambassador to tunisia from 2012. where you surprised by what happened in tunisia? gordon: i am not. i did not predict the scale of the attack, but tunisia has been fighting terrorists and these kinds of attacks, and the mountainous areas bordering nigeria and in the southern border with libya. katty: the scale of organization. they can get from the west into the capital? horton: and it was very well-planned. in the report that you just showed, it indicated that it targeted parliament first. the work of initial reports that they were rebuffed by security forces. they went next door and hit the bardo museum. that is why tourists were hit with the fatalities. katty: 3000 tunisians, the largest number of any country who have joined the islamic state. what motivates them? gordon: this spare. hopelessness. lack of employment. even before the revolution in tunisia, there was a disproportionate number of tunisian per capita fighting in iraq. katty: and yet tunisia was the great hop

. >> phoenix, alvin adams. >> paul westphal. >> it all fell apart. robert parrish gets traded. kevin -- it's a disaster. anyway maybe it all ends right now warriors may be going back. we'll take a commercial break and come back with more on the march madness postgame . >>> welcome back everybody conference records 7-0. pack 12 right now. just unbelievable, and of all the shots being talked about for ucla, there was one that really comes to mind. it was against smu and jamal i'm sure you saw this shot. it was called -- >> he thought it was great. >> what did you think when you saw this call? >> well, when i first saw it i felt very lucky that we got the call. you really couldn't tell till they showed the replay. they showed three different replays and two of them you couldn't tell and one of them i'll add pit it did look like there was no chance for the shot to go in. and so -- but it's part of the game. they don't have the right to review the advantage of technology. so it was just a call that -- and i'm sure they made it like we were talking earlier because they don't want a s

my name is adam paul laxalt and i'm the attorney general of nevada. on behalf of nevada, i thank you for the opportunity to testify today about the state's lawsuit challenging president obama's unilateral executive action granting deferred action over 4 million people. i represent 26 states that have sued the federal government. it's about the president's attempt to change the law through unconstitutional executive action. like most of us i'm the descendent of immigrants. my ancestors came in search of a better life. in our nation's history, similar stories have been repeated over and over they are what we have come to know as the american dream. however, it's never been true that in order to sympathize with the plight of immigrants or to believe in the american dream one must reject our constitutional system. fond of using that is a false choice. it is our commitment to the rule of law and the constitution that has drawn people to our shores across generations. the president said the following, i am the president i am not the king. i cannot do these

my name is adam paul laxalt and i'm the attorney general of nevada. behalf of nevada, i thank you for the opportunity to testify today about the state's lawsuit, challenging president obama's unilateral executive action granting deferred action over 4 million people. i represent 26 states that have sued the federal government. it's about the president's attempt to change the law through unconstitutional executive action. like most of us i'm the descendent of immigrants. my ancestors came in search of a better life. in our nation's history, similar stories have been repeated over and over they are what we have come to know as the american dream. however, it's never been true that in order to sympathize with the plight of immigrants or to believe in the american dream one must reject our constitutional system. fond of using that is a false choice. it is our commitment to the rule of law and the constitution that has drawn people to our shores across generations. the president said the following, i am the president, i am not the king. i cannot do these t

my name is adam paul laxalt and i'm the attorney general of nevada.on behalf of nevada, i thank you for the opportunity to testify today about the state's lawsuit, challenging president obama's unilateral executive action granting deferred action over 4 million people. i represent 26 states that have sued the federal government. it's about the president's attempt to change the law through unconstitutional executive action. like most of us i'm the descendent of immigrants. my ancestors came in search of a better life. in our nation's history, similar stories have been repeated over and over they are what we have come to know as the american dream. however, it's never been true that in order to sympathize with the plight of immigrants or to believe in the american dream one must reject our constitutional system. fond of using that is a false choice. it is our commitment to the rule of law and the constitution that has drawn people to our shores across generations. the president said the following, i am the president, i am not the king. i cannot do these

paul: the teams are filling up and i have to make my music dreams come true. daly: say hi to our coaches! adam, blake, and christina each have one open spot. pharrell has two. i've got to just strike, ninja-style. ♪ well, he wrote me a letter ♪ daly: our coaches will do whatever it takes to get the best artist to complete their teams. whoo! blake: you have like a 700-pound voice, and it's coming out of 80 pounds. here, come here, come here. come sit in my chair. what just happened? together: ♪ oh, baby, it's impossible... ♪ daly: and then, get ready... whoo! welcome home. don't start that. whoo! daly: ...because for the first time ever, immediately following the blind auditions... we

hopefuls met at cpac vying for conservative support in 2016 rand paul came out vicktorious for the third year. who left a lasting impression? adamegists. he joins umfrom tampa, florida. he's laughing at us because it's cold here. >> come south. >> senator paul came in first. that's not surprising. you say the big winner was scott walker. why? >> i think scott walker came out of the iowa freedom forum with momentum. he's the fresh kid with a fresh face next door. he shows a lot of courage under fire. and i think he measured up. he still has challenges though, obviously now that he's starting to move closer and closer to tier 1 among the presidential candidates. there is more going on in terms of people looking into his background, what haes saying. he had miscued. i think he'll never confuse public unions with isis again. i do think he is to be taken seriously. he's on the radar. >> meanwhile jeb bush who finished fifth in the cpac poll you say he did repair work there. >> he had a great performance. even laura ingraham was on last night saying she wasn't hopeful going to do well. i think what people are looking for with jeb and

the one thing paul always wanted me to do was be present at my child's birth. he was adamantof that car and her water broke in new york. my son was being born. he was like we can film later. you have to go now. he was right and i did. >> how has father hood changed you? >> i don't know if it's because i have kids i don't want to be -- i don't enjoy killer mode as much as i used to. i can't do it as often. >> it may be less now. earlier this week vin shared exclusively with us the name of his new baby girl. >> while i was in the delivery room i said that i felt like paul was there. i named her pauline. >> that's awesome. do you feel like when you look at her, that she will have that angel on her shoulder? >> always. he was in the room. he was in the room. there is no other person that i was thinking about as i was cutting this umbilical cord. it felt like a way to keep his memory a part of my family and my world. >> obviously an amazing relationship and we want to remind people that fast and furious opens on friday. >> you will be with natalie in a helicopter. >> we have somet

paul bunyan or davy crockett. he had founded the boone and crockett club. he became a specie of folklore. we don't just think of him as a president. he was nursed by jane adams who would win a nobel prize herself as a social worker. the whole left got behind t.r. in 1912, and once he loses that, he got depressed. wilson is in, and he goes for another brutal expedition, this time to south america, the amazon brazil, traveling on a river over 600 miles, the river of no return, and shows amazing fortitude, but also immaturity by going. he said, it's my last chance to be a boy but he ended up trying to unlock a couple of boats and cut his leg. that open wound caused him to get an infection, and he does developed a malaria of some kind almost died down there. he asked to be left to die. he comes back. everybody here in new york city was never the same. he was constantly having leg problems. his vitality has largely evaporated, and it evaporates more when he has his son killed in the first world war. theodore roosevelt an early and ardent supporter of going in and taking it to the hun the kaiser's in germany. he was angry at woodrow wilson for being laxatives: --

paul: the teams are filling up and i have to make my music dreams come true. daly: say hi to our coaches! adam, blake, and christina each have one open spot. pharrell has two. i've got to just strike, ninja-style. ♪ well, he wrote me a letter ♪ daly: our coaches will do whatever it takes to get the best artist to complete their teams. whoo! blake: you have like a 700-pound voice, and it's coming out of 80 pounds. here, come here, come here. come sit in my chair. what just happened? together: ♪ oh, baby, it's impossible... ♪ daly: and then, get ready... whoo! welcome home. don't start that. whoo! daly: ...because for the first time ever, immediately following the blind auditions...