our senior international correspondent nick peyton walsh is joining us from crimea with the latest.porter: wolf, a day for tit for tat document putin signing the final order that makes this now part of russia in his mind but also ukraine's new government signing paper work. it brings it closer to each u. vital step in ukrainians taking them east instead of westward. very little has changed. we went to one air base where the commander said he's still holding out, still obeying orders from kiev. hopes to hear something final tomorrow morning whether to stay or return to the ukrainian mainland. people watching how these sanctions will impact on the russian government. they said they would respond to tough measures from barack obama tomorrow in kind. relations deteriorating. what's happening in crimea a done deal. all eyes on eastern ukraine. 20,000 troops u.s. military officials say motorized, able to move very fast, amassing on the border and the concern everybody still has ringing in their ears russian officials say they reserve thing right to protect compatriots. still tense times a

peyton manning cleared to return after his repaired neck.e won a fifth mvp award last year with 557 passing yards leading denver to the super bowl. now, the guy handed peyton a loss in the super bowl found him snefl a new uniform today, it's a temporary gig. russell wilson on the field for texas rangers early today. a one day only workout. two yearsing allow yoe lay playing in the minor league system. rangers manager believes if he committed himself, wilson could be a two sports star. >> he has mental toughness to do it and physical ability to do it. so if have you those things that is what deon had. and bo jackson had, he has it, too. right now he's a super bowl champion. i don't think seahawks care. >> giants hosting pirates. tim lincecum dropped to fourth into rotation. pitching coach had to be wincing after this come back. allowed earned are runs here on this two-run homer with a's and dodgers exploded with a seven run third inning. scott van slight loses it in the sun. a's going on to win 7-3. brooklyn nets, the former stanford star the

peyton manning cleared to return after his repaired neck.th 557 passing yards leading denver to the super bowl. now, the guy handed peyton a loss in the super bowl found him snefl a new uniform today, it's a temporary gig. russell wilson on the field for texas rangers early today. a one day only workout. two yearsing allow yoe lay playing in the minor league system. rangers manager believes if he committed himself, wilson could be a two sports star. >> he has mental toughness to do it and physical ability to do it. so if have you those things that is what deon had. and bo jackson had, he has it, too. right now he's a super bowl champion. i don't think seahawks care. >> giants hosting pirates. tim lincecum dropped to fourth into rotation. pitching coach had to be wincing after this come back. allowed earned are runs here on this two-run homer with a's and dodgers exploded with a seven run third inning. scott van slight loses it in the sun. a's going on to win 7-3. brooklyn nets, the former stanford star the first openly gay player. and we end

. >>> peyton manning passed a physical on his surgically repaired neck for a contract that will pay himg rushes leadig them to the super bowl for the first time in 15 years. >>> the guy what handed peyton a loss in the super bowl found himself in a new uniform. sorry, niner fans, only a temporary gig. russell wilson, quarterback of seattle, on the field for the texas rangers bright and early today. it was a one-day workout only. a few years ago, the seahawks' quarterback played in colorado's minor league system. in december, his rights were acquired by texas in the rural five draft. rangers' manager ron washington believes he committed himself -- if he committed himself, wilson could be a two-sport star. >> he certainly has the mental toughness and the physical ability to do it. so if you got those things, that's what dionne hae dee dion the super bowl champion. i don't think the seahawks care whether he plays baseball or not. >> reporter: we encourage him to play baseball. >>> cactus league action. the padres in scottsdale with tim lincecum on the hill for the first time this spring. f

her daughter's name is peyton.her daughter was murdered eight years ago. >> and i have to tell all of you, i didn't know how i'd feel about being here today. she was 23. at noon, she went to her house to let out her little puppy dog and go back to work. and someone had broken into her apartment. and there all of his rage came out. she fought. she fought very hard. her body was bruised. and he left her tied up. and he left. and peyton was able to escape and freed herself. and she was almost downstairs. and he came back in the house. and there she was tortured. she screamed. she fought. he finally decided to cut her wrist off so she couldn't fight him anymore. she fought. and you know what? i have felt like it was my fault that she fought because i always taught my kids, you're never a quitter. you never quit. if you fail at something, you get up and you try it again. you do it a different way. but we can't quit life. we can't quit. and i thought, if i would not have taught her that, maybe she wouldn't have fought so

peyton manning will be back in 2014.super bowl that win or lose, peyton's future depended on this offseason neck exam. doctors have given him the all clear to keep playing. >>> breaking overnight, the u.s. men's soccer team says it will play against the ukraine tomorrow, but due to the political unrest in the country, the game has been moved from the ukraine to cypress. now, there was uncertainty that the game would go on at all. the ukraine football federation told a local tv station yesterday that the game was off, but the u.s. soccer team tweeted earlier this morning that they were on their way to the game. and guys, this is, you know, a pretty big deal. people are saying why not cancel the game altogether? but they're 100 days away from the world cup and the u.s. team only has two tune-up games, this game being one of them. so, obviously, they would like to get on the field and play. and like i said, they'll try to play the game in cypress tomorrow. hopefully, it goes on as scheduled. >> the u.s. team needs the game

there's the record from peyton manning!chris davis, an answered prayer. >> louisville completes the championship. >> adam scott. yes! >> gentlemen, heree go. >> got it! >> that never gets old. >> and the fight is over! >> there's tremendous pressure when one game can end your season or your career. >> at the horn, it goes! texas is moving on! >> the excitement, the drama. >> the dayton

there's the record for peyton manning! answered prayer. >> ballgame! >> adam scott, a lifechanger. over! >> you wake up in the morning, there are 16 teams left in the country out of the 340 or 350 that are out there. it puts you in rare air. >> it's a great feeling that

denver broncos quarterback peyton manning, 38. allison han began is 40.her and sports. i'm richard lui along with bill karins and the "early today" team. thanks for watching "early today." have a great monday. >>> breaking news. a commuter train jumps the tracks and slams into an escalator overnight bringing service to a halt at one of the bigsiest airports. >> gun fire in san francisco sends seven to the hospital. the search is on for the person who pulled the trigger. >> new developments in the search for the missing malaysian jets. >> and a live look outside at san francisco this morning. straight up 4:30, it is monday, march 24th, this is "today in the bay." >>> good monday morning to you. it's 4:30. >> a lot to get to. let's check that forecast with meteog

peyton manning smiling this morning. eight-time pro bowl defensive end julius peppers.now big news for knicks fans. phil jackson and the knicks are expected to finalize a deal that would give the legendary coach control of the front office by the end of the week. jackson will take over basketball operations and official announcement that might not come until next week. >>> in the west coast conference. >> and milwaukee is going to go to the ncaa tournament. >> mister -- tie north dakota state is going back to the ncaa tournament for the first time in five years. zirchlg wasn't as great as the night before. it was still good. that was gonzaga, milwaukee, and north dakota state. always wonder who the darling is going to be, which team has a chance for an upset win? they'll clinch their tournament bid. mount st. mary's will also join them at the big dance after meeting robert morris. >>> finally, a scandal of major league baseball. new york's mr. met and mrs. met, they seemed leak the perfect couple. there could be trouble in paradise. mr. met joined twitter yet and prompt

the us to send twenty jack's place to protect deploying them in peyton's in lithuania. it's also preparing sanctions along with the key to comes to self determination for territorial integrity. your guess is as good as anybody he said predicting which way it's a natural talents will sign it. the biggest thing is whether if it's a good tests when a bleak and arts london sydney historian and political analysts and the boys to my link that says washington is guilty of abandoning it same principles anytime it wants specification of us foreign policy is because we say so there's really no guiding principle to it the only guiding principle is that is the power of washington you had it as violent is sincere he had al qaeda in syria openly backed by the us government which is supposedly of war with al qaeda has been ever since two thousand one outing a score that simply because those rebels in syria al qaeda's network were serving the interests of washington and the given time. same thing in ukraine nazis great we can work with nazis is long does it accomplish is our purpose it

welts biggest economies the us has sent a link to jack's place for brunch and deploying them in peyton's in lithuania. it's also preparing sanctions along with the eu to comes to self determination for territorial integrity. your guess is as good as anybody he said predicting which way it's natural talents will sign it the biggest key is whether if it's happening in tests when a bleak and arts in london. about ninety minutes trying to carry answered in the gulf are expected to brief the press on then the sink. will that bring you back line. meanwhile many fee and that any couture lines and crime the a's be held on to find the west's top stands on the referendum as to be a former french foreign ministry council on cortez we all did not see the new kenyan accepted kosovo but it's against the referendum in ukraine the situation in ukraine does not discuss seriously discussed an antagonistic way but presented to the absolutely different versions of what's happening. seems a european countries aren't even trying to find a compromise from both sides in this conflict the facts are being falsifi

the us has sent one to jack's place to question to putting them in peyton's in lithuania. it's also preparing sanctions along with bikini to comes to self determination for territorial integrity. your guess is as good as anybody he said predicting which way it's a natural talents will sign it. the biggest need is whether if it's happening in tests when evil intent on to london. while the use of siding with the usl with threats of sanctions against russia. the rocket science and eighty cents mention skin that high on here. the first of march and a team of coffee trade and industry is warning that denied the nation cannot fall to teach me some fun the phrase is the one billion yuan state of the solution to russia is at stake. european commie kids meanwhile could use baby gets mocked it. he is applied as to the eu with the threat since. add to the end the constant gets eighty percent of its annual gas from russia and to london that huge sums to bed to ferry into the city from plunging property sales from russians would be at risk and last but not least for its revenue to supp

let's go to nick peyton walsh. the speed of these moves has been blinding. what can the west do? >> reporter: very little at this point. we've seen a pattern of outstanding bases here. one you mentioned cleared out about an hour and a half ago, russian troops moving in, i spoke to the captain of those remaining soldiers, they were simply marched off at gunpoint, not going to be allowed back. barack obama will meet with the g-7 in the hague next week and perhaps will hear harder rhetoric. we heard from nato's chief that crimea is not the end game for putin, so there's a part of the recognition this the west that russia is about the broader project. perhaps it seemed we listen to putin just two days ago, almost reveling in the isolation this is creating for russia. he sees the soviet past as something to be brave, not failed. >> thank you so much. stay safe, please. vice president joe biden today condemned putin's move as part of russia's dark past. >> as long as russia continues on this dark path, they will face increasing political and economic ice laigs. >> but could that dark p

she a lot of interesting names outside of health care and peyton the consumer space.l: you seem cautious on health care, fair enough. 53 ipos this year. looking to see where we are at, coming out and of march right now. 77% increase from this time last year year to date. that seems like a phenomenal return to me, do you agree? >> it really is march madness in the ipo market. 2013 was the best year we had since 2000. this year we projected to be 250-300 ipos. the number is up, the amount of dollars is up, and very importantly average return of 33% compared to a stock market that is basically flat. it is all happening in the ipo market. cheryl: not to go back to the health care thing, but i'm going to. pharmaceutical companies, these returns have been phenomenal. again, i know you are cautious about that group, do we need to be more selective moving forward? >> i think so. they all stand out because they had doubles on the first day of trading. really a software company that works in the health space. more they technology company. two others mention our health care comp

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he made a calculated gamble at the barack obama who fumbled the ball in syria worse than peyton manning's o manning's opening snap in the super bowl and turned his red line into a red face, that botched a once egyptian ally into the hands of putin. but whose only flexibility seems to be with the truth. the president obama who relaxed sanctions on iran and then got face slapped by the iranians who danced in the streets, forgetting what they wanted and getting nothing in return. yeah, the obama who treats israel like a disease and the palestinians like a cure. the obama who left four americans to die in benghazi and then awkwardly tried to blame an amateur video, and the obama who just announced massive cuts to the military. yes, that barack obama is a person who is not respected and certainly not feared by putin. so when putin had the excuse of protecting his interests in a warm-water sea port and storm into crimea, he knew there was no one to stop im. if putin shivered, it was only because he was shirtless on a cold russian day, not because he feared anything obama was going to do to him.

one of our crews saw two ballots being put into the box by one person and nick peyton walsh said earlier a lot of people were showing up at a polling place with no basically proof of who they were, other than a passport and a vote was taken pong the people at the polling place, whether they would be allowed to vote. most of the time they were, indeed, allowed to vote. not what you would expect the u.s. or elsewhere but all along a foregone conclusion in three hours when the polls closed, pretty shortly after there would be a declaration that crimea will join the russian federation. it doesn't end there, of course. later in the week it's the russia duma has to vote, the parlment vote on whether to accept that. it seems they will. of course the big question then is what next? the rest of the world says that this is an illegal referendum and that any annexation in crimea will be illegal. we're in len be square here in simferopol the capital and expecting a large crowd to turn out a few hours from now and the party will begin. candy? >> thanks so much, michael. i'm sure we will be with you t

senior international correspondent for cnn nick peyton walsh explained what's ahead. >> jim, what happense, certainly we've had long advertised a tight timetable ahead. the defacto prime minister here said he is going to send a delegation to moscow to address the practicalities. we've heard they'll adopt the same time zone as russia, adopt the russian ruble. of course there are infrastructure questions ahead. the mainland may clues to isolate them. they'll have to then work out their own water, internet, phone supplies from the russian mainland. the question, what happens to those crimeans here who did not support the idea of joining up with russia? that's the pro ukrainian groups that we've not heard from at all during this electoral campaign. very much a one-sided contest. the other question, too, the 10% ethnic minority here muslims have been deeply concerned. boycotted the vote, many of them. many worried about what will happen when pro russian forces take a stronger grip of the peninsula here vefl troubling days ahead. there are still ukrainian traps on military bases here holding ou

. >> are they going to flip the house in brentwood to peyton manning, maybe?e him a call. >> a good idea. z >> suggest that. >> i will. >> i was going to promo the powerhouse, but i think we just did. can you guess where we're going for the powerhouse? one, it's the site of the 1962 world's fair, the birthplace of jimi hendrix, and retailers are banned from giving out single-use plastic shopping bags. can you name the city? the answer up when "power lunch" returns. the dow is up 106 points. we're back in a moment. in a mo. not just a start up. an upstart. gotta get going. gotta be good. good? good. growth is the goal. how do we do that? i talked to ups. they'll help us out. new technology. smart advice. we focus on the business and they take care of the logistics. ups? good going. we get good. that's great. great. great. great. great. great. great. great. great. (all) great! i love logistics. >>> powerhouse time. we're going to seattle, washington, to explore the maple leaf green, green lake area of the city. robert mcdonald, a broker with lake and company rea

senior international correspondent nick peyton walsh is in crimea.n incredible moment to witness there. the prime minister sounding confident, this is not only a symbolic referendum, but a done deal. that crimea is going to join russia. is that what you're hearing there? >> reporter: i think certainly it has been a done deal for a while. the sheer numbers you read out there, jim, letting you know how i think it's fair to say one sided this electoral contest was. we didn't hear anything or see anything of the pro ukrainian campaign. i think they're worried about expressing their opinions. very little space on media for them to get that point across. and even the ethnic that tar -- tatar population and they boycotted the vote. but the celebrations we saw on that square possibly 5,000 people, very welling organized. massive fireworks display showing the resources pumped in it's fair to say by moscow to making this referendum get pushed through, with the speed. but now we have a tight timetable. the de facto prime minister here, saying he'll send a deleg

for sure sounds like peyton has helped pinpoint like the crash sites in the middle of the rights of them indian ocean. one of the most inaccessible places online. taiwan with desmond and one. so the day. for england duty must be. don't want to. the airline ceo defended the company's handling of grieving relatives and promised to continue to help family members financially meanwhile the malaysian government said it was doing was encouraged to give them closure. going home. we are in one. once you reach the second one. such recovery operations were suspended again on tuesday case about whether authorities face a race against time to find it at the cbox. theoretically it will be continuing to emit signals but sunday for another couple of weeks. and will be talking more about it just after this edition in the polls and dad today chinese prison by the way has touched down in france for a historic forty visit she's in pain. beginning in the city of lille where we'll be meeting entrepreneurs from a high tech sector. wednesday will know if carmaker peugeot is signing a deal to build cars in chin

looks like the denver broncos are going all in next season with peyton manning getting up there in ageth your patriots making the biggest splash in free agency, getting darrelle revis. >> it's hard to bring a former jet to new england, but i'm trying to come around to it. he's so good, i think i'll allow it. >> they always find a way to keep that rivalry interesting, the jets and patriots. >> indeed. andy scholes, thank you. >> have a good one. >>> a tragedy at a popular music and tech festival leaves two people dead, almost two dozen more injured. the very latest and all your headlines after the break. >>> breaking news overnight. a deadly accident at a popular musical festival. there are deaths, there are many injuries. why did a car just plow into this crowd? >>> the death toll rising this morning after two new york city buildings came crashing down. what investigators now believe could be to blame. >>> and stunning, new clues in the search for flight 370. does this satellite picture show wreckage? and then this question about the shocking report that the plane may have flown for fo

harbaugh wants a new deal that would possibly double the $5 million per-year he >> gary: peyton manningphysical on his surgically repaired neck, clearing the way for him to play in 2014. >> gary: in what was considered the final formality for his return, manning passed the exam as required by his contract that will pay him $20 million next season. manning won his fifth mvp award last season. he set single-season records by passing for 5,547 yards and 55 tds while guiding the broncos to their first super bowl season. >> gary:she's moving up! >> jacqueline: i am not moving anywhere right now! (laughter) >> catherine: anywhere? oh! >> jacqueline: i want my 18 million! (laughter) >> gary: limping around at tampa bay ... he also brought the starting line up. john amos says jeter is an angel. >> gary: if you do not like a call or certain call you can challenge them. blue jays manager acclaim first base the manager came out and exercise the challenge that on a headset a little history to that. sobol they may wait there it i do not think that will play as well. brooklyn that's reno the store wi

peyton manning passed a medical exam on his repaired neck. he's fully cleared to play in 2014.l he'd like to forget. he set all type of records in the super bowl. they got him back in denver. john elway has got to be happy. i'll be talking in the mike from nine to noon. carolyn glick will be with us. jennifer griffin, j.d. gordon for the bush administration, all talking about the ukraine and so much more. >> great show for you coming up. >>> also, could we soon see another bush in office? where you'll see that name on a ballot today. >> and many of new york's wealthiest names say bye to the big apple. what's pushing them out? our next guest says it's the new mayor, bill de blasio. we'll expose the war on wealth next. ♪ ♪ huma. even when weross our t's and dot our i's, we still run into problems. namely, other humans. which is why, at liberty mutual insurance, auto policies come with new car replacement and accident forgiveness if you qualify. see what else comes standard at libertymutual.com. liberty mutual insurance. responsibility. what's your policy? and a hotel is the perfe

we will start with nick peyton wall nsh sebastopol, crimea. give us the latest, nick. >> reporter: real concerns the these remaining ukrainian military bases across the crimeaen peninsula. the first military death of this invasion of the crimea at a base where i'm standing here near the capital. this morning, the main port city of sebastopol, 200 or so protesters stormed in to the base, we understand, suggestions russian troops were with them, assisting them. no reports of violence or deaths, but inside, it seems the ukrainian soldiers gave themselves up, reports of them leaving unarmed their installation and russian flag being hoisted, too. went to a base in the northwest of the peninsula yesterday, saw tense scenes, russian troops moving in and around that base. we understand this morning, a tractor broke open the gates and pro-russian protesters and russian troops are standing there, asking the ukrainian soldiers to give themselves up and the ukrainian and the russian flags are flying above that installation. ukrainian's defense minister is

. >> nick peyton, thanks. >> there is one fact that a lot of us struggled with it and no one knows wherewere talking about an air france flight and since then four iphone models have come and gone. sthar stuck with the decades old technology of flight data recorders. we don't have a clue as to what goes there has to be a better way. a contributor to the daily beast. there is a technology called the automated flight recording system and it can send out tons of information. why isn't this on every plane? >> we could be having our hands at this moment and they are looking for it now. in that vast ocean and all of the information in our hands if it was streamed live from the plane taz flies. as it seems there was a failure, we would have the same information about that. we would know that something radical happened or know that something was going wrong in advance. doesn't it seem crazy that the prince tal behind is the crucial evidence goes down with the plane and you have to set out and find it? >> and critics say yeah. this sounds like a great idea to have this and it costs money. i was a

. >>> and the denver post says peyton manning is clear to play another season with the broncos. the quarterback set an nfl record with 55 regular season touchdowns last season and was nmed mvp. but his contract called for yearly physicals. manning missed the 2011 season with the indianapolis colts because of four neck surgeries. >>> in oregon construction workers hospitalized this morning after being rescued from a collapsed trench monday. danny russo was fixing a home sewer line when the walls gave way. dirt and mud trapped him more than 10 feet underground. crews dug for more than three hours. when they hoisted him from the hole, he was conscious and alert. incredible pictures there. >>> it's 7:19. ahead, cbs news has obtain aid report that shows how doctors are making >>> cloudy wet start to the day. a lot of fog out there too. be careful on the roadways. it is very slick this morning. plenty of clouds all day long. maybe some partial clearing in the afternoon. ocean beach, plenty of gray skies now and some drizzle continuing. you can see that ridge starting to build in just

this was when they were signing peyton manning it was two years ago coming off the surgery. hear this story. he actually told his agents how much is tom brady making i don't want a penny more. and then he got this but when his agent came back with more. >>: it usually people say i want a penny less. >>: he's like i don't want to over stress the team. i don't know what i'm going to do. >>: case said his wife had to convince him. she says honey take that money and he did. the less taxes. >>: what about this. we're 45 minutes away from the most overt highest pro day in nfl recruitment. are they going to fill on a 90 minute liven up special. >>: they have some x players looking for something to do go just keep rolling them in there. >>: i was laughing. cal almost one last night and then the crowd was president bush because he lives in the dallas area so they go and she will be at johnny mandel's pro day tomorrow with governor rick perry tariffs isn't this ridiculous 3 employee now how i like. if rick perry is the governor. i guess austin tx you always hear that companies are fly

director john peyton as saying that -- quote -- "abu-jamal's conviction" -- this is the person who held the office before mr. adegbile did. quote "abu-jamal's conviction and death sentence are relics of a time and place that was notorious for police abuse and racial discrimination. unless and until courts acknowledge and correct these historic injustices, death sentences like mr. abu-jamal's will invite continued skepticism of the criminal justice system by the african-american community." and mr. adegbile has not rejected these statements. in fact, he's proud of his role in the case, testifying it demonstrates america's commitment to follow our procedural rules even in those hardest of cases. i just would say, mr. president, that if a chief of a civil rights division of the united states department of justice in washington, d.c., holds a extremely important position, he is not a blind advocate for one vision of what some might call civil rights. i don't think it is civil rights to take the position that these lawyers were taking. he is supposed to be a neutral observer. and if a police

the answer is peyton manning. the winner is billy logan from kokomo, indiana.etting a lot of buzz. the constitutional madness bracket created by a nebraska senate candidate. it asked america which of president obama's constitutional violations is the worst of all? well, americans are voting in droves and here to reveal the results of the next round of the bracket is the creator, nebraska senate candidate ben sass. good morning to you. >> good to be with you. >> i thought we had dick vitale on with us. >> for people who didn't see last week, these are all things that you say depict the lawlessness so far of the obama administration. >> yeah. >> you had 64. >> we have nebraskans want to talk about the constitution. they don't understand why our leaders aren't and some people in a town hall created the idea. let's compete them so we can help the american people recover the constitution. >> okay. so you started with 64. then over the weekend whittled it down to 32. now down to 16. let's go in some of the regions and talk about how you decided one over another. >> s

. >>> y peyton rivera de nueva york, un aÑo, un aÑo!. >>> y miren quÉ hermosa.orlando segura lograron entrevistas que nadie tiene. >>> en los Ángeles, platicamos con dolores huerta, tambiÉn representada en la pelÍcula cesar chÁvez. . >>> y fÍjense, su doctor es imopori importante para ustedes y su familia, si duda, no estÁ conforme con Él, es momento de cambiar, dar un primer paso, te decimos cto es ideal y cÓmo hacerlo. >>> miren quÉ bien amaneciÓ ninel conde, y quiÉn puso una foto asÍ sensual en la playa. >>> esto se pone muy bueno. >>> mÁs mejor que nunca. ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> besos, besos a nuestra gente de la hermosa ciudad de nueva york. la gran manzana, gracias por tanto cariÑo, por estar con nosotros siempre, pronto nos vamos con ustedes en vivo para que cuenten lo que sucede allÁ. y a todos ustedes en este hermoso paÍs. buenos dÍas. 31 de marzo del 2014. lunes, un momento para que usted se despeje de cosas malas de la vida, y sonrÍa, como dice la canciÓn. a vivir la vida. >>> eso. >>> el pibe. >>> el pibe valderrama. sigue con nosotros. >>> sÍ. (aplausos) >>> m

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theresa peyton is the former white house chief information officer and author of the book "privacy inks for having me. >> bill clinton had the clinton global initiative this weekend saying even that we should not give up the control of internet domain names to the international community. what do you say about this? should we be concerned? >> clinton and i definitely agree on this one. we should be concerned. this is historical. since the late '90s, the internet has basically had its yellow pages and white pages managed by i-cam, the internet corporation for addresses, names and numbers. it's an independent body that works with the department of commerce and they get input from the international community and from people like you and me today on the internet. they've done a great job. we're talking about changing the internet as we know it without really having a true game plan defined. >> so do the average american, what does that mean to them? for instance, registering a domain name, i-can is going to e-mail us to let us know, hey, is this your registration information, your name? w

intense about the game, and we're standing right behind two players he idolized, champ bailey and peyton really think once about him being sick or why we were there. >> how is the game? >> awesome! >> just ten months after tanner watched the broncos win their battle against the raiders, the 16-year-old lost his battle with a brain tumor. >> when he received the news that he was going to be going to the broncos game in the front row, it was almost disbelief and stunned at first. and one of the things he said to us was, isn't there someone sicker than me that deserves this? >> while the front row foundation can't find a cure for terminal illnesses, it can help provide happiness and distraction, even if just for a day. >> and to date, the front row foundation has raised more than $1 million to fund 63 successful experiences. if you want to help and get more information on the foundation, head over to today.com. we've got all the information. such a cool concept. >> my gosh. >> really is. >> just to be able to provide some release for a little while. >> have some fun. >> real gift. >> yeah.