some have refused to let the populist rhetoric in prague put them off. a new crucifix now stands in the center of the village. one half is made of oak and the other of limewood, signaling the two national trees and the hope of reconciliation. >> it is only with the heart that one can see rightly what is essential is admissible to the eye. wrote a french philosopher exactly 70 years ago. these days, let's face it -- much importance is placed on looks. we have developed a number of tricks to improve them -- make up, nice clothes, worked out at the gym. some take it step further and seek help from plastic surgeons. men have long been just as concerned about their appearance as women. in turkey, for example, a growing number of men are undergoing facial hair transplant surgery. it is becoming big business. >> welcome to istanbul, a new national hub of help tourism. many visitors are from the united arab emirates and saudi arabia. these two men are from dubai, but they are not here for dental work and organ transplants or a knit and top. what they want is hai

a lot of news including breaking news from europe ahead at 5:30 the blast ripping through central prague and what authorities are revealing about a cause. >> first, developing news from calaveras county an 8-year-old is found stabbed to death inside her home and police reveal live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> good monday morning. thanks for starting the new week with us. >> we had a warm weekend in the bay area. we will find out what today will be like. mike? >> the same if not a couple of degrees warmer. it will be a warm week for all of us even to the coast with 60's and 70's on the way. it is the dry air and dry ground that warmed so significantly and why we see record high temperatures later this week. if you are headed out four days in novato and 45 at half moon bay and everyone else in the mid-to-upper 50's and napa is 52 and antioch, still, 74 degrees! downtown san jose later today around the bay 74 to 84 and at the coast 65 to 68, and 83 to 92 inland with warm sunshine everywhere. leyla gulen? >> the traffic is building and it did not take long along 680

the mayor of prague has ruled out a terrorist attack. >>> the fbi is trying to find out if the suspects in the boston marathon bombing acted alone. officials say there is no evidence of a wide plot. but the chairman of the house homeland security committee said the type of explosives that were used suggest to him that someone else may have trained the bombers. and investigators are checking the suspect's mother and russia intercepted phone calls in which she vaguely discussed je lad with her son tamerlan. >>> gun control is on the agenda at the state capitol today. several gun-related bills are being heard in the senate appropriations committee. one would ban the sale of conventional handguns. if the state justice department approves so called smart handgun technology, it would enable only the owner of the gun to use that gun. another proposal would make it mandatory to report the theft of a firearm, within a 48-hour period. >>> first, for the -- nba, an active player says he is gay and what the league and the white house is saying about his announcement. coming up next. and the reason

a gas leak is being blamed for causing the explosion near the national theater in central prague. some people are feared to still be buried under the rubble of the building. to a syrian sailors have died .fter two cargo ships collided it happened more than 100 kilometers southwest of the plot bunnies peninsula. seven sailors were rescued while the crew on board the other vessel were not hurt. ofhas been named the slum shame where thousands of people live in desperate conditions just outside of spain's capital madrid. we traveled to the illegal settlement and found that residents are facing an uncertain future. >> if you follow the refuse trucks out of madrid, just before the incinerators, you will find one of europe's biggest shantytowns. gypsies, illegal immigrants, and those down on their luck, 12,000 people live on this 16 kilometers stretch. residents get by the best they can. there is no running water or drains, and electricity is hijacked, and houses are built amidst the rubble. she and her growing family lived in three small rooms. the conditions here are dire. nothing stop

>> breaking news in europe, an explosion rips through central prague and authorities believe they already know the cause. >> happening today in new york city, construction crews mark a milestone for the new one world trade center tower. >> thanks for joining us on this monday. >> we have a story coming up about a golf cart trip for a great cause, 4,000 miles across the country. mike nicco, how will the weather be? >> pretty nice. >> i tried to drink hot water for my throat but that hasn't worked, excuse me. you can see how quiet and dry the air is. today, 54 and sunny around the bay and 20 degrees warmer by noon and 74, a few high clouds and a lot of sunshine and mid-70's and back in the mild and upper 60's for evening plans. inland neighbors, 55 and mild for the commute and 80 at lunch and 90 at 4:00 so you come back home the house will be warmer than this morning and warm in the evening hour and mid-to-upper 70's and the coast, the day planner, cloud or two this morning and 52 but a lot of sunshine and low-to-mid 60's cooling in the 50's for the evening. leyla gulen? >> we have a couple

people of prague why have been going to the polls -- paraguay have been going to the polls.their president was ousted from office last year. both of the leading candidates have accused each other of being mired in corruption and drug trafficking. >> polling stations opened at 7:00 in the morning. many here say they hope the election will restore, to politics after months of negative campaigning -- calm to politics after months of negative campaigning. >> i hope we don't fight each other. we have to vote in a democracy. the ex-kers impeached president 10 months ago. the parties that pushed him out of office are now the parties fielding the two leading candidates. of the conservative colorado party, he is one of the richest men in the country. and then the challenger of the liberal party improved his chances in part due to an alliance with the nationalists. more than 300 international observers closely watching the vote, where electoral fraud has been a problem. >> four minutes after the fatal gang rape in india, a new case has triggered more protests. this time the victim is

cost a little less to get away this memorial day weekend but you have to >> a powerful explosion in prague injured at least 40 people this morning. people may still be buried in the rubble in the czech capital. the blast was likely a natural gas explosion and not a terror attack. it badly damaged nearby office buildings and shattered windows. rescuers are using dogs to look for the missing. >> the karate teacher accused of threating the light of president obama appeared in court this morning and said little during precourt appearance and told the judge he understood the charges against him. the f.b.i. arrested him on saturday. he is accused of sending letters laced with ricin to the president, a senator, and a judge. charges were initially filed against elvis impersonator curtis who was later cleared. >> now the boston marathon bombings, sources say the f.b.i. has interviewed the mystery man known as misha who has been blamed for radicalizing the suspect, dzhokhar tsarnaev. they spoke with the man in rhode island and he admits knowing them but says he has not spoken with them in years. aut

two years ago, a magnitude 5.6 quake hit the town of prague in central oklahoma damaging 400 buildings. it's been 60 years since an earthquake of this size struck the area. the u.s. geological survey says the number of earthquakes in the midwest with a magnitude of 3 or over has increased 6 fold from a decade ago and may be caused by the shell gas industry. >> i think we have plenty of evidence to show that they really are induced by these waste water disposal activities. >> reporter: the obama administration says it's considering how to regulate this controversial extraction process but at the same time it is stepping up development of shale gas as a key energy source. "nhk world," california. >>> a tiny south pacific airline >> more for you in business next hour. i'll leave you with a check on markets. >>> a tiny south pacific airline has introduced a new way of charging passengers. tickets are now sold not by seat but by weight. the reaction has been mixed but the head of samoa air has defended the decision as the fairest way of traveling. the carrier flies propeller aircraft domest

prague's mayor ruled out terrorism say this appears to be an accident.sing now after a hot air balloon crashes in the pacific ocean. our top story as we go around the world in 80 seconds. peru. authorities say the balloon went down off the coast yesterday about 60 miles south of the capital city of lima. seven people, including a pilot on board. crews from a rescue helicopter pulled five passengers to safety after searching the chilly waters for 8 hours it comes two months after a hot air balloon exploded and crashed in egypt. killing nearly 20 tourists. thailand, at least four people are dead after a bridge collapsed into a river some 60 miles north of bangkok. officials say several cars and motorcycles plunged into the water. investigators say they believed a bridge was in poor condition. italy. mount etna, erupting for the 13th time this year on the island of sicily. spewed from europe's tallest active volcano. scientists say the explosion no threat nearby villages typically deal with showers of ash. china. [shouting] [explosion] >> shepard: dozens of

. >> a massive explosion ripped through the czech capital prague injuring 35 people. no one was killed in the blast and rescuers are still looking through the rubble. >> authorities have ruled out a terrorist attack. the clothes they have so far suggests it was a gas explosion. >> authorities shut off streets while they searched through the rubble. it made for traffic delays in the old town. >> i really hope no one is seriously hurt. if it is a gas explosion, that could happen anywhere. >> the explosion occurred monday morning in the heart of the tourist district. many of those injured were struck by broken glass as the blast shattered windows hundreds of meters away. >> the windows of my living room wall exploded. >> they said it was very lucky no one had died considering the size of the explosion. city authorities had promised a full investigation. >> french troops have started to leave timbuktu months after they drove out islamists who would impose sure real long and killed hundreds of their political opponents. >> the french pullout is part of a scaling back. they

. >> the new head of state raised the flag at the prague castle in a ceremony attended by the european commission president. the gesture marks a symbolic break from his predecessor, who was openly hostile to european integration. all right, well, it is a blow to the spanish royal palace. it says it is surprised investigators have named the king's daughter as a suspect in the corruption case. >> she's been ordered to give evidence as part of a probe into her husband's business dealings. she is suspected helping someone embezzle about 5 billion euros from charitable foundations. no charges have been filed against either the princess or her husband. well, countries like india and china may have growth rates that europe this year can only hope for, and this year, india's growth rate is forecast at about 5%. >> believe it or not, that is considered a downturn for india. the country's prime minister is not happy with it. he says that they can get back to about 8% and that he has a plan to get there. >> the indian economy continues to expand but not as fast as many would like. for several yea

. >>> explosion believed to be caused by natural gas ripped open an office building in prague. it happened in the check republic. the explosion shattered windows sending glass flying. at least 35 people were injured. >>> two weeks after the boston marathon bombings, investigators continue to focus on the suspects inner circle. the fbi visited the family home of tamerlan tsarnaev's widow today. they're trying to determine what, if anything, she knew about the deadly plot. there's renewed interest in the suspect's mother. russia intercepted a phone call between the mother and the elder son where they allegedly discussed jihad. u.s. officials say there's no evidence linking the tsarnaev brothers to a terror organization but they think the suspects got outside help in learning how to build the bombs. >>> opening statements in a wrongful death lawsuit brought by michael jackson's family. jackson's mother is suing aeg, the company promoting his come back tour. the suit claims the company is responsible for billions in lost income for hiring dr. conrad murray. murray was convicted in

chris: of course, major effort to tie a prague meeting together with intelligence forces of saddam hussein administration and al qaeda. that went often and on. >> and dick cheney, vice president would advance that agenda, long after everybody else in the bush administration abandonned it. deep down they were thinking something different. the world changed. there were a series of threats that were not state tied, that could come together at any moment and cause great harm to people not between governments or countries or just actors and they are trying to figure out how to stop that. >> i agree with you. we just saw bush say iraq had nothing to do with this. ok, but it had a lot to do with their thinking and mindset, which after 9/11 they know what they missed. they know all of the clues that were there in the summer of 2001, that quiet summer and in their minds it was never again on our watch. no matter what it takes. chris: looking back, when in the fall of 2001, in the weeks thereafter, when there was fighting with wolfowitz trying to raise the issue at camp david and being pushed back a

injured by what is believed to be a gas explosion at an apartment building in the central capital of prague. some people are still missing in the blast. eight people have been killed in a suicide bombing in northwest pakistan. many of the victims were on board a local bus. the region has seen a surge in bomb attacks in recent months. the taliban has warned that it considers members of the main secular parties to be legitimate targets. michael jackson's mother and three children have launched a court action against his former promoters here and family -- promoters. the family says that aeg is responsible for his death. they hired and supervised dr. conrad murray, who was convicted of killing the singer. it is an event which has not occurred in over a century, but, soon, thousands of greek civilians will be handed their pink slips. the cutbacks are the latest in a staring -- in austerity measures which have sparked bitter protests. from athens, this report. >> civil servants in the line of fire. they burned an effigy of the pipe -- of the public-sector worker, angry at plan to lay off that pl

round up of some other international news now powerful blasters passes for the building in central prague one person is thought to be held with dozens more injured several others are believed to be trapped under the deadly police say the explosion in the fire that followed were only caused by a gas leak running out windows and nearby buildings. firefighters have managed to put out the blaze. after hours of bangladeshi garment workers are demanding the death penalty for the owner of a tower block but last killing at least three hundred eighty one of their colleagues demonstrators have also voiced their anger over for safety conditions in garment factories of course the country called say a number of vehicles have been torched by demonstrators including underlings these used rubber bullets and tear gas to bring the rest under control. libyan foreign ministry in tripoli has been surrounded by up to two hundred militants demanding that syria posts in the new administration are not given to members of the former gadhafi regime officials that are gay she is with the group began actions tried un

are full blast as partially destroyed a building in prague injuring at least forty people they say the explosion in the father followed were probably caused by gas leak several other people are still believed to be trapped under the rubble windows in nearby buildings were blown out in the explosion firefighters have managed to put out the blaze. gunmen have surrounded the foreign ministry in libya's capital tripoli demanding no senior posts in the new administration be given to members of the former regime of the official said up to two hundred militants outside of the group began armed factions tried unsuccessfully to storm the interior ministry in the state news agency on sunday. in pakistan a suicide bombing has killed six people and injured thirteen in the answer to shore up the country seen a wave of violence in the run up to next month's parliamentary elections you saw the terrorist who was on a motorbike targeted police out on patrol a passenger bus took the full force of explosion the group has taken responsibility but similar attacks have been carried out by pakistani and abou

enough around some other international news a powerful blog partially destroyed a building in central prague on person is thought to being killed with dozens more injured several others are believed to be trapped under the debris in the same explosion and the father followed a likely caused by gas leak going out windows and thereby buildings firefighters have managed to put out the. release of been granted fifteen days to question the owner of the tower block in bangladesh that collapsed and killed at least three hundred eighty one people and while thousands of garment workers rallied to demand the death penalty the owner voicing their fury over a poor safety conditions in the country's close factories this used rubber bullets and tear gas to bring on rest on the control of the demonstrators who watched several vehicles including an ambulance. and the libyan foreign ministry in tripoli has been surrounded by up to two hundred militants demanding that syria posts in a new administration not given to members of a former gadhafi regime officials said negotiations with the group have begun and f

from turkey rather some other world news stories now internationally the mayor of prague confirmed the blast that rocked the city center and into they was a gas explosion plenty five people including several foreigners were injured in the incident but no deaths have been reported the place sealed off the popular tourist area and evacuated over two hundred people from nearby buildings fearing further ghastly. police have been granted fifteen days to question the owner of the tower block in bangladesh that collapsed and killed at least three hundred eighty one people meantime thousands of garment workers well to demand the death penalty for the and voicing their fury over poor safety conditions in the country's close factories places rubber bullets and tear gas to bring the unrest under control after demonstrators torched several vehicles including an ambulance. fifteen thousand jobs have been struck off in greece with the mass public sector layoffs starting immediately this was the reaction then as parliament signed away the jobs together with an extension on taxes it's all part of the

in the prague injuring at least thirteen people walk or to the police at this point they say that the explosion of the fire the fall were probably caused by a gas leak well several others are relieved to be buried under the rubble now and eyewitnesses say windows nearby houses shattered firefighters have managed to put out the blaze will be keeping you updated on this as we get more information on the story. now let's turn to other stories that we're following for you here on our georgian prime minister claims the country's previous government may have been involved in training extremist militant groups media reports suggest key terror suspect in the boston bombings visited such a camp in georgia watches what is now joining me to tell me more about this woman dina what more can you tell us about this at this point right well it is really been nearly two weeks since the names of the main suspects behind the boston marathon bombings were released in the us this hysteria surrounding this case. still getting very little information and there really seems to be more questions than answers

can't guarantee the safety of diplomatic and lives starting tensions on the front a war the north of prague at least two but a state missiles in response to u.s. and south korean warship encroachment if your political analyst at twenty first century watch dot com patrick henningsen says so far he sees only hype in this crisis. the big question is how this hyped up at the beginning had to do with the nuclear threat from north korea and there's a series of things that have gone on in the last month to get us to that conclusion and i can't help but remember in the run up to the iraq war everyone was asking will saddam hussein used chemical weapons or not but no one actually asked the question does he really have them in the first place and the same question i just asked regarding north korea what is there really a killer threat and as far as i can see as far as u.s. officials actual missions or there is no need no nucular threat as we can say in triple a stick missile threat to the united states so this is very much overhyped in the cold war theatrical sense but the pivot towards asia from the

a powerful blast has partially destroyed a building in central prague one person is thought to be killed and dozens more injured several others are believed to be trapped under the debris police say the explosion on the fire that followed were already forced by desailly playing out windows in nearby buildings firefighters have managed to put out the base. in the back of bestial garment workers are demanding the penalty for the owner of a tower block had collapsed killing at least three hundred eighty one of. the biggest marches was held in outskirts. monday morning reports say a number of vehicles have been torched by demonstrators in the interim minutes they seized rubber bullets and tear gas to bring out the rest of the control. the libyan foreign ministry in tripoli has been surrounded by up to two hundred militants demanding that senior posts in the new administration and not given to members of the former gadhafi regime officials said negotiations with the group have begun on the factions tried unsuccessfully to storm the interior ministry and state news agency on sunday. but we're

some international news in brief this hour a powerful blast has partially destroyed a building in prague and injured some fifty five people who say the explosion in the final one hundred were caused by a gas leak and people are still believed to be trapped under the rubble our fighters have they managed to put out the brains. of two hundred militants surrounded the foreign ministry in libya's capital tripoli on sunday logging that senior post interview with minister given to members of the former regime the colonel gadhafi more than twenty pickup trucks were parked outside carrying anti aircraft guns on factions also tried unsuccessfully to storm the interior ministry in the state news agency. come next week sports headlines ok patrick stay with. yes. download the official publication yourself choose your language stream quality and enjoy your favorites. if you're away from your television just doesn't matter now with your mobile device you can watch artsy any time anyway. hello welcome to the r t sports show with make a partridge twenty six minutes of action words and deeds from the big

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a powerful explosion has rocked the center of prague in the czech republic this morning.eople are believed to be buried in the rubble. the explosion occurring in the center of the city, near the national theater. it appears to be a natural gas explosion. it shattered the windows of nearby buildings. it was heard nearly a mile away. we'll have more details as they come available. >>> also breaking right now, an apparent assassination attempt this morning against the prime minister of syria. a bomb went off near his convoy. the prime minister managed to escape. suspicion immediately turned to fighters fighting with syrian rebels. >>> and people in a rural area of northern california are being told to lock their doors this morning after police say a man brazenly entered a home and stabbed and killed an 8-year-old girl in the quiet town of valley springs. abc's cecilia vega has the story. >> reporter: police say the call came in saturday at noon. the girl's 12-year-old brother says he found an intruder inside their home. when the man fled, the boy found his sister stabbed. th

in prague, a natural gas leak is the cause of an explosion.inue to search for people that could be trapped. high above new york city, the final pieces are being installed atop the world trade center. the building will reach 170760 feet. 82-year-old clint eastwood has no retirement plans. he spoke at tribeca film festival. he said it would be great to be 105 and still making films. those are your headlines. i am lauren green. back to dagen and connell. connell: thank you very much. goldman sachs purchasing jcpenney. >> sends ron johnson has left as ceo and michael has taken over, jcpenney needs to raise cash and needs to do it fast. first, they have secured a $1.7 billion line of credit. it is a loan in which they can draw to meet their operational needs. let's take a look at the quote the company put out earlier this morning. this will gistrength we need tor current financial requirements. they have to restock their stores. they have to get inventory and or. $850 million, and line of credit from jpmorgan chase and wells fargo. jcpenney seems t

. >> we are waiting for video to come of the czech republic it was a gas explosion in prague this morning. it was just an explosion that damaged a building in the center of the capital. up to 40 people were injured authorities fully some people may still be buried in rubble. please a sealed off a nearby street and have to evacuate people from nearby buildings. it is not terrorism related it is just a gas explosion. >> off in bay area sports a big win. >> stephen curry shook off a sore ankle to score 22 of his 31 points the third quarter, leading the warriors passed the denver nuggets. 115-101 on sunday night commanding 3-1 series lead. he added seven assists and a dominant and dspat raled s days in the ncaa . his five three-pointers in the third quarter lifted gold as they to a 20 point lead and is a third straight victory in this frenetic and flashy series. >> the waters came warriors can close out the nuggets in game 5 on tuesday night in denver. i can only imagine the excitement the loyal, loyal fans are experiencing. after years of supporting the team when they were not doing so hot i

it happened in a busy downtown area in prague. these are the amazing scenes. there are no reports of any deaths but at least three people are still missing and right now, emergency crews are sifting through the rubble to find people who may be trapped underneath. police think this may have been caused by a leaky gas pipe. but the investigation continues. >>> 7:16. south korea now pulling out its last remaining citizens from a factory jointly run with north korea. now, most of the workers there have already left. earlier this month, planned operations were suspended when north korea banned workers from south korea from going into that factory. tensions have been rising since february. that's when north korea was sanctioned because of its recent nuclear tests. >>> in bangladesh the hope is dimming of finding any more survivors where that garment factory building collapsed five days ago. fire in the rubble searched down the searching yesterday. at least 382 died. hundreds more are still missing. the owner of the building and several others are forced of -- are fo

hungary '56, prague '67, poland, early '80s. soviet collapse of '90 -- '89-'91. and then, thanks to josh, raich spring. what we were -- arab spring. what we were able to do here through representatives in the field of amnesty international is get reports, a real simple thing i asked. go into a bookstore during arab spring where fromm is banned everywhere and see be they're reading him now -- if they're reading him now. okay. tunisia, tunis. there's a bookstore, the biggest in town across the street is the national police force, okay? after the revolt in tunisia, that bookstore is filled with fromm books. and this goes on. cairo, lebanon and so forth. now, they may be barred again, they're certainly not in syria now, but the point is here, even arab spring we're still getting that cycle. and finally and the last point of all in terms of legacy, fromm is part of a generation of the mid 20th century that has come across massive casualties of world war ii. a historian at yale, richard schneider, estimates we're talking about perhaps 80 million, 80 million. well, the

. >> shepard: an parent gas blast has ripped open an office building building in the middle of prague. officials reporting 35 people injured. so far no word on any deaths. the blast shattered windows and sent chunk office the building flying. rescue workers at first said the people could be trapped in the building building in all the rubble but sniffer dogs did not find anything. >> asass nation attempt in sirra, rebels target the prime minister with a bloody bombing. the details on that ahead. should she government get to see your private conversations online? some proposed legislation could let the feds do exactly that. and of course, increasing real concerns about our privacy, or what is left of it, as we approach the bottom of the shower the top of the news on "studio b." we went out and asked people a simple question: how old is the oldest person you've known? we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone who's lived well into their 90s. and that's a great thing. but even though we're living longer, one thing that hasn't changed: the off

become an aeronautical engineer i won a scholarship to space camp and i needed this summer internships prague long jack -- summer internship program in the lead in my church said would you like to come? i was kind of pro-life but there are exceptions kind of where most of america is. so i started to work at the pregnancy resource center because the women were so excited because i was the average age of their clients coming in. i was shoved into a room for two weeks to learn everything you can about abortion and learn the birds and the bees and my mom and i still have never had that talk. [laughter] and that is with a passion came from watching these women and they talk about seeking social justice they come in at the same time every month that is right and started that i have to do something in started a pro-life group and it was super controversial, as always stressed out by those the only person ever tried to start a pro-life group in high school. my pro-life work got me interested in politics now i'm dating myself just been started on fox news with politics and i will go to college to be t

developing news this morning from prague.art of that city leaving nearly 60 people injured. there were also reports of people trapped in the rubble. czech authorities say the blast brought down the first floor of a tv and film school, shattered windows of other buildings nearby about that a glass explosion may have caused that blast. >>> we're following a developing story in northern california, the desperate search for the person who murdered an 8-year-old girl. leyla's brother discovered her body saturday inside their home in the rural community of valley springs about 60 miles southeast of sacramento. her mother says the family is devastated, this little girl was so full of life, and the mother is pleading for someone to turn in that killer. paul is in valley springs. do police have any leads at all? >> reporter: they do believe they have fingerprints and they believe they have dna, but that of course will take time to process. right now here in this community people who live here always talk about the peace and the quiet,

four years ago tomorrow, president obama delivered one of the big deal speeches in his presidency, prague so upset how adoring the crowd was they almost forgot to get upset about the ambitions he laid out in the speech. >> today, i am announcing a new international effort to secure all vulnerable nuclear material around the world within four years. we will set new standards, expand our cooperation with russia, pursue new partnerships to lock down these sensitive materials. >> that was four years ago tomorrow, president obama said the united states would complete this mission by now, by 2013. so how's that going? the goal again is to get all the vulnerable nuclear material around the world locked up by the end of this year, end of 2013. there's about nine months to go. toward that end we have something to report tonight. exclusively tonight we can report on this show the country where president obama gave that speech four years ago, the czech republic, that country is the latest nation on earth to have completely cleaned out or locked down all of its loose nuclear material. we can report t

she's glad an uproar erupted because it shows prague 40's a time just 15 years ago when no one would have complained over such a comment. >> what ends up happening is the looks then take away from the accomplishment. and the idea is that you can be very accomplished but lack make it that much better or that muchçó worse. then don't have to deal with that. >> i think it's unfortunate that he felt like he had to apologize. >>reporter: ceo of her own social marketing agency saw humor in the president remark because the pool of female attorneys general in the country is so small. >> when men are afraid to say something to a woman about how she looks i think that that's too bad, too. i just like us all to relax a little bit about that. >> president obama compliments men too on the looks. he's used the term good looking guy when referring to the housing, interior and navy secretary. in sacramento, abc 7 news. >> now president obama is not the only one clarifying comments today. coming up later first lady michelle obama doing explaining herself after remark she made about her married life.

. >> 100 miles east of prague 100 men live in this medieval castle.rov was extremely difficult because everywhere you go, you wanted to stop and get another shot. there's another one, get a shot. we didn't have that kind of time. we had other elements we wanted to capture and people we wanted to talk to. you could spend all day, two days, three days shooting this incredible architecture type shots. >> the nation's oldest prison, it was billed in the mid 13th century to protect the land holdings of a local bishop. it was first used as a prison in the 14th century. today, it is a maximum security institution that houses the czech republic's most notorious criminals. it has been called the czech alcatraz. >> translator: that's just because of the type of convicts that we have here in this prison. that means convicts in maximum security and those serving life sentences. as of today, we counted 163 convicts are here for murder. 87 are for assault and robbery. 20 for rape. 37 for theft. they are housed in cells holding between eight and 18 convicts. the one

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it was in the midst of those prague decks -- products that were raided. projects that were raided. they did not score in high enough. >> where is that scoring? >> it is done by the department of veterans affairs. >> what does that mean for the future of this budget? the expectation would be that this project will be cemented again and will be scored again. i would like to follow up with the and see if i can find out perhaps where the need for greater information or deficiencies that we ought to be addressing. >> what usually happens on the capital investment plan? the ones that are funded it worked off. then there is a review. others moved up in subsequent cycles. >> thank you. >> i join my colleagues in thanking you and the rest of the panel for your service. i do apologize for missing some of the hearing. i did have a chance to talk with you earlier. we noted that nearly 50% to comprehensive womens' clinics and you have asked for more money for an increase in the budget for gender specific medical care. is it your attention and gold at 100 term of our facilities will have these k

a blast damaging a building in the capital city of prague injuring up to 40 people.e told could be buried under the rubble. witnesses who felt it and saw it described that scene in prague. >> it was glass everywhere and some people shouting and crying and i saw some people who were maybe had some small injuries. >> i was in the bathroom. no windows. the door was closed. honestly, if i had been in my bed i would have been covered in glass. bill: it is not clear what caused the blast but police say it was likely a natural gas explosion. still waiting on confirmation on that. more when we get it here in "america's newsroom." martha? martha: a growing number of lawmakers are questioning whether the united states could have prevented the boston terror attacks. new york congressman pete king says despite repeated warnings investigators failed to connect the dots about the older brother, tamerlan tsarnaev. listen to what pete king said this weekend. >> i don't think they did a full investigation beforehand. the fact there were other items in his folder, in his file that wer

the headline translates to "let's burn prague." sarah palin calls for the invasion of the czech rebub lick. before you think the worst here's the source for that report. the daily currant. a satirical news website here in the u.s. no, palin didn't say that. for a brief period some people in poland thought she did. shows what they think of her. >>> next, parenting tips from president obama. here he is with nbc's savannah guthrie on a plan to get his daughters thinking twice before gets any tats. >> what we've said to the girls is, if you guys ever decide you're going to get a tattoo, then mommy and me will get the exact same tattoo. in the same place. and we'll go on youtube and show it off as a family tattoo. our thinking is that might dissuade them from thinking that somehow that's a good way to rebel. >> sounds promising. i'm not that optimistic. >>> next, new jersey governor chris christie gets fact checked after something he said to a 4-year-old at a town hall. let's look. >> what's your favorite tv show? >> what's my favorite