>> that's right, tony, now the russian rad fied that treaty tomorrow. the upper house is supposed to ratify the treaty making them officially part of russia. they say it all started on tuesday, and left in limbo, the ukrainian navy. >> there's something going on aboard the ukrainian ship. for the first time since the military tanned out began in the beginning of the month, there's movement. sailors are unloading their belongings, they say that doesn't mean they are leaving their ship. the russian blockade continues and on this day, it is an aggressive stance, an armed warship sits at the mouth of the harbor, and it seems russia believes the end is in sight. gall's husband is onboard. he and other sailors refuse to attend a flag raising ceremony thursday. and they won't surrender or leave. >> there are only two choices now she says. resign from the military and have ukraine consider you a deserter, or join, not clear what army. this isn't an option. to change your allegiance, you just can't do it, and to stay here means to lie and live with that, and i c

you know, i said, well, this is what i want to look like. >> jimmy: that's so rad.e. [ laughter ] i saw hers. she had spiky hair and it looked really cool. i was like, "that's going to be my hairdo." >> really? >> jimmy: yeah. i want to thank kate beckinsale for that. i think i might even have a a photo. here's me and kate beckinsale. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> that's awesome. >> jimmy: i was a baby. yeah, that was back in the day. >> oh, my gosh. >> jimmy: i know it's ridiculous. i got to say congrats on "the following." gosh. >> thank you. >> jimmy: everyone loves this thing. >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i love it. james purefoy is great. >> yeah, he's awesome. >> jimmy: scary, scary stuff. he was on our show and he brought one of those look-a-like masks. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. the joe carroll mask. >> jimmy: it's frightening. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: but what a great -- writers. you have great writers on the show. >> we do. it's a lot of fun. and we've been here in new york shooting all winter. it has been a cold winter to be here sh

russian president, rad vad, saying that russia will now set up new credit card companies that will rival visa and mastercard, and russia's central bank is already working on it. the u.s. cutting off companies that use russian banks, last week, russia demanded ukraine pay back $11 billion that he loaned them. and now the international monetary fund saying that they will loan ukraine as much as $18 billion. and setting them on the right track. in his address today, saying that there's an aid package as well. libby, do we know what's on the table? >> we do, del. the senate is poised to pass legislation today that would pass $1 billion in loan guarantees for the ukraine ran government. and $150 million in direct aid. the house passed two weeks ago a loan that had different loan guarantees and it's different than what the senate is doing today. and it goes farther because ever sanctions. sanctions on russians and ukrainians, who are seen as corrupt or attacked protesters, or who facilitated the takeover of crimea. the house working on its own version of sanctions but it has been fairly slow g

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come new information that boeing 777 flew more than seven hours after it last contact and its at kud rad altitude altitude radically descended. it was just south of the southern tip of viet nam. the plane blew back over malaysian, and they had focused their efforts there, but look at this. if the plane flew aware, it could be way up here in central asian or as far south as the indian ocean. the new information brought renewed criticism about this investigation. >> malaysian police searched the homes of the pilot and copilot to clues of the whereabouts of flight 370. some say the move is long overdue. >> for them to wait this long to look into the pilot's home is really in excusable. >> they had electronic data that shows the plane was flying a strange path. >> this movement is consistent with deliberate action by someone on the plane. >> those erratic altitude changes suggest to me there was some sort of struggle going on from within a fire to maybe a struggle to possible high jackers. >> they believe after communication was cut off the plane flu west over the malaysian peninsula and wen

pretty rad, right? what is she talking about? i have no idea. [ bell rings ] i'll take everything.man on p.a.: comparing rates since back in the day. >>> our thanks to everyone who sent pictures and video of the mission bay fire. this is from alisa r. you can see smoke rising. your photos and videos are always welcome the apartment building was not scheduled to open until august but people living nearby have been. and wap freedman is live with that part of the story. >> we wandered through the neighborhood filled with people in these apartments couldn't get home last night. some are getting in, but behind me, no one will be home tonight. >> this is a difference two hours can make. it's a construction zone to pardon our glass we had a fire in our front yard. no entry >> we find windows shattered the mike was melted down. >> we met jason kramer last night. they had no idea where they would stay. we heard stories today >> at a hotel up in union square. >> also, steven johnson he snuck into the apartment he just occupied. >> this is where the internet is. >> he ventured outside to feel

pretty rad, right? what is she talking about? i have no idea. [ bell rings ] i'll take everything. what?! man on p.a.: comparing rates since back in the day. >>> remember those $10 million in rare gold coins? they've generated buzz and theorys, too. there is another question. why wr did they come from? wayne freedman reports on the theory. >> once again here is that pot of gold u.s. coins laid out on a table in tiburon. the pot found in cans a mystery unfolding after a couple discovered them on their property in the sierra foothills last year. >> have you heard a theory yet you hadn't already explored? >> no. >> really? >> really. >> dr. kaban is a dealer pose blit foremost expert on rare coins. he is handling sale in may. and more than a few wild theorys including... >> a name came up. >> track trout has a theory. dimmick was a san francisco mint employee convicted of stealing $30,000 during an extended period of time. money that never turned up. >> i felt strongly that i had, you know, solved the case or what happened >> today a spokesman told us and dr. kagan the money was not a

and eu rad have the world's largest trade relationship? it in youron introduction.ne of our shared objectives is comeof us, the eu and u.s. are looking for ways to further stimulate economic recoveries. of a totally liberalized trading regime between the world's two largest financial partners would have a very accretive effect on our economies. from a position that this is an unusual negotiation in that typically the united states and europe are negotiating with emerging economies and others that may regime,e our same legal the same respect for intellectual property. we have very mature systems. we both have strong environmental rep -- labor rules. so this is really getting down to the nitty-gritty. >> ok. you talk about the nitty-gritty. tall weedsin the right now dealing with a lot of technical issues. when does the heavy lifting start, and what are the thatical road locks the -- might threaten consummation of the deal? >> we have done the heavy lifting before we launch this. when president obama met with the presidents of european union and commissions in decembe

flawed becauses you think, he should be using green when he is using rad. have no talent in painting. i cannot even take a good photograph. >> why is that? i interview artists, musicians, actors, politicians, business executives, scientists, novelists, poets. student ofknow is a the art that is within their arena. they read things, looking almost clinically at others work, asking themselves how did they do this and how was this new? there is a constant inquiry about what everybody is doing. not to copy, but to understand. astutests are very critics as well. >> do you believe what i just i love going to museums with an artist. they have a certain type of looking, a certain way of looking at art. i can learn a lot from them. >> how do they look at art differently from the way you look at art? it through myg at education. how that particular work falls into a period. they are looking at a much more in a singular way. how did this guy come up with this? you can go with a contemporary artist into an exhibition of old masters -- >> i wanted to take an artist -- i

said he would be a good boy or come rad. the dow climbing 89 points and nasdaq falling 1.25%. i have to tell you if that's what you thought was happening, you're missing the point of how markets work. let me put on my defrocking hat and away we go. here's the truth. we rally because in the absence of any genuinely bad news from overseas. here's what happens. we focus on what's really going on in the world of profits. profits are what matter. the rest is all distraction unless it deeply impacts or hurts the numbers. let me tell you how things play out. an event occurs overseas. immediately it's perceived as being threatening to the interest of the united states in one form or another. we know this because someone in the state department or the president or maybe just some negative analyst tells us so. incidence tantly the hedge fund managers take action. i happened to be rerouting my hedge fund last night. i think it's because these guys are paid to be right all the time. they have to make money on both up days and down days. mutual fund managers who can't short stocks and can

pretty rad, right? what is she talking about? i have no idea. [ bell rings ] i'll take everything. what?! man on p.a.: comparing rates since back in the day. >>john: the idea of a war on women seems as silly as a propaganda. the only reason men and women paved differently society in parents raising boys and girls the same behavior differences will vanish. i believed it but then i have kids provide tried to eliminate six schism -- sex's some i tried to change pronoun's from keith tucci and the videos had female heroes. there was the female role model i would not give my son and guns but it did not matter he would still play for a and my daughter dressed up i know why a simple proves nothing but other parents reported the same thing so i did a tv show to talk to scientists and other parents civic refuse to give him guns but he made dozens out of carrots and cucumbers. >>john: to encourage him to be active. >> no. we gave them trucks and she but not play with them. >>john: the girls are more civilized they look you in the eye and talk to you and care about your feelings. the boy is? t

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. >> i'm wonder if you are tell us now however hard people might try to aoe rad cat malaria, it is herestay. if anything, it's going to become a bigger problem. >> the risk will will increase. so the difficult to eradicate it will be a bit harder. >> okay. thank you very much indeed. >> you're welcome. >>> he always carried a gun. once fired through the sun raf of a car he was in. he cheated on his former girlfriend when he started seeing reeva steenkamp. the latest evidence in the trail has been given by the girl he left, samantha take hrar. let's catch up on the latest. karin gionne is joining us. >> reporter: this is what the progression are trying to do with all the additional charges. the incident in the restaurant with the accidental gunfire involving oscar pistorius. today we heard about the incident where he is you'd of firing a gun through the window of a car in anger after being reprimanded by police for having his gun just lying there on the back seat of the car. and they are all trying to build up this image of oscar pistorius as a person who loses his temper and cannot be t

. >> joining us now is ari rad ner from the truman national security project. welcome. why would the prime minister block youtube? >> well, i think prime minister recep tayyip erdogan has seen a series of challenges it his rule over the past year, starting with the protests in desi park, including corruption allegations in december and continuing. the turkish government claims that the you twub blocking was due to security issues. given the history with twitter and a broader silencing of the media, there's a lot of scepticism that this is about internal opposition and silencing of the president. this country includes educated population, and active on social media. what impact is it expected to have on the election? >> well i think the reality is it will have a limited impact. anyone sophisticated knows how to get around a lot of these blocks. most of the people that are sophisticated and looking for critical information are voting for the prime minister. it shows that he views himself under threat and in many respects it shows a position of weighingness. the election,

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. >> i'm professor rad disson and this is philosophy 150.ll together and jump to the conclusion every sophomore is aware of, there is no god. all i require from each of you that you fill in each of the papers that i have given to you. three little words god is dead. >> joining us from los angeles mr. sorbo. why should i see this flick? what am i going to get out of this? >> every movie creates controversy. certainly this movie will as well. the scientific viewpoint from atheists, scientific viewpoint from the christians. like a miniature faith-based movie in a way like crash. remember that movie crash about 10 or 12 years ago won best picture. five different stories in it that come together at the very end. this story of my battle with this freshman sthiewnt wants to prove god to pooh. >> you play the atheist professor and the student, the younger actor he plays the person who doesn't -- who wants to promote a belief in god. that's interesting. that goes against type because in your real life you are a believer, correct? >> i am a believer.

pretty rad, right? what is she talking about? i have no idea. [ bell rings ] i'll take everything.hat?! man on p.a.: comparing rates since back in the day. >>> people are shocked when an officer inexplicably falls over and crashes into the street. july 23rd, 2004, the philippines. an alarming situation develops when the eight-story building leans precariously over, one of the city's main shopping districts. age is not the problem. the building is just five years old but the modern structure has been leaning over the street the last several days and is now in critical condition. fearing the worst, authorities evacuate the building and other buildings in the area. the busy street is cordoned off and camera crews record the scene from both sides of the street. then, just a few hours after everyone gets out of the building, it falls over. the building brings down power lines and kicks up a huge cloud of dust and debris. the collapse leaves a mound of rubble about half as high as the original structure. no one is injured. an investigation determines that flawed design and faulty constru

pretty rad, right? what is she talking about? i have no idea. [ bell rings ] i'll take everything.! man on p.a.: comparing rates since back in the day. >>> doing time behind the walls of the bergen county jail in hackensack, new jersey is the last place michael bates wanted to be today. not only did he recently complete a nine-year prison sentence for involuntary manslaughter, he's now awaiting trial on two new counts of aggravated assault. if that's not bad enough, today is his birthday and all he has is a gift from another inmate. >> he told me happy birthday and gave me toilet tissue with my name on it and gave me some of these. >> having served time before, bates knows this is no random collection of items. they're to make a device known in jail as a fifi. >> you could get a towel or whatever and you roll this up. you roll the towel up real tight and you take the glove and you stuff them inside the towel. then you take vaseline and you throw the vaseline in between the towel, the gloves, and it's called a fifi. and --. >> bates says he has more important concerns on his mind. h

pretty rad, right? what is she talking about? i have no idea. [ bell rings ] i'll take everything..a.: comparing rates since back in the day. >>> roy and ray slagle have seen their lives change several times, both in and out of prison. but one thing that has remained constant for both men is the bond they share as brothers. >> what was it like the first time you saw him after? >> man, i had to hold him down. i wanted to cry. i just held it in, you know? he's my brother. i ain't seen him forever. you know? >> if someone came and said one of you got to die, either you or you, i would go ahead and take the bullet. i would say, hey, man, no. i got this. >> i go to his house sometimes. he comes here sometimes. he has his life and i have my life and neither one of us wants to complicate the other's life right now, you know? >> but we were there for a "lockup" reunion a long time in the making. >> hey, bro. >> my brother! >> how you doing? >> how you doing? >> pretty good. >> kicking, brother. >> it doesn't take long for the brothers to find something to reminisce over. >> grandpa's old h

pretty rad, right? what is she talking about? i have no idea. [ bell rings ] i'll take everything.! man on p.a.: comparing rates since back in the day. >>> welcome back. now for headlines at the half. more than 70 people were arrested overnight in cleric between police and students. the crowds were celebrating the annual blarney blowout party. the university says students who were arrested will be reviewed under the school's code of conduct. >>> stopped in its track. hundreds of national guards prevented protesters blame the president's policies for the scarcity of basic needs. >>> rob ford pulled a rob ford this weekend. he told his followers on twitter they should set the clocks back an hour back instead of forward. a corrected message, though, was sent out shortly after the original was erased on saturday. >>> back to the breaking news you've been following out of the southeast asia. the search is intensifying for the missing jetliners. several agencies are scouring the area. meanwhile, the agonizing wait continuing for family and friends for the passengers. malaysia airlines ha

i got a peek at the weather rad radar. >> a lot of people are excited about this as well. scott, good morning. you can see the hours still about an hour away from reaching northern sonoma count i. i can tell you we're going to be in the thick of it. let's get one more check at your drive. >> here's the crash, there is the mini cooper involved, that's past 9:00. this is on the eastern side. bum darten bridge, that's a problem. traffic tuesday it's a slow drive. look at the south bay. >> the u.s. supreme court will hear two cases challenging the country's affordable care act. at issue the part forcing employers to offer health insurance that covers free birth control even if it violates the owner's reridgeous beliefs. >>> good morni that tragic mud slide in more bodies pulled from the tragic mudslide. at least 14 now dead, as many as 176 others reported missing. this morning, a new look at the devastation from the ground and the air. >>> search suspended. severe weather forces a costly delay in the hunt for malaysia air flight 370 as families of the victims are overcome with

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rad? it was a dollar a share and now it's at 22 times forward earnings. >> here's the problem. three of the drugstore chains are going down now. i have been recommending rite aid. i'm going to wait until it pulls back a little more and then i'll start talking about it again as something to buy. i saw walgreens coming down and cvs coming down. it's not going to give up all the gains but i think we should wait. let's go to kenny in colorado please. >> caller: how are you doing? >> real good. >> caller: interested in info block. >> i thought that quarter where it got almost cut in half. that was such a bad quarter that you should be blessed that it went up from here. terrell in california. >> caller: hi, jim. a great booyah to you. i had a question regarding wyn resorts. i'm feeling pain? should i buy, sell, hold? >> a lot of people are worried about the stock. it has had a very big run. it's been one of the stocks that people are saying charts real bad. let's wait for a pull back so i think long-term steve wynn knows what he's doing and it's fine. let's go to lisa in minnesota. l

it's not being tested for rad. >> reporter: kevin johnson has worked on the site for three years andon brought his concerns to navy officials. >> someone was telling me that they were taking dirt out of parcel "c" without a r.a.d. test. >> that would be accurate in that not all of parcel "c" is r.a.d.ism pas ismpacted, some a specifically are not. so that's correct. >> reporter: but the investigative unit has ob tained the navy contract for this cleanup, the plan says soil excavated will be transported for radiological processes that includes surveying and characterizing and remediating if necessary. if the screening process workers insist is not happening. in this letter sent to the state health department and federal regulators consumer advocates quote an anonymous worker saying project personnel are not monitored for potential exposure to radiation, no soil assessment has been or is being performed and that soil dug up near buildings contaminated with radiation is being shimmed offsite to state facilities not licensed to accept low-level radio active waste. we followed a truck ful

russians are not invaders as a woman shouts at her son and his rom rads. they explain they are caught in the middle. she is not convinced. >> we are on our land. this is ukrainian territory. many people don't understand us. here we are from the east, west, and south. there are different opinions, and people are stressed out. it's hard >> reporter: as the crisis deepens, perhaps one of the biggest challenges for the ukrainian military is to stay disciplined in the face of growing divisions in the country they swore to serve. al jazeera, sevastopal. >> fears and escalation grow. sergei lavrov says russia will do everything it can to prevent violence. >> translator: if you are talking about self defense of the cry crimean people, we haven't given them orders. there were special measures taking to the hinderland. as our president said, we will do everything we can to present any blood shed. >> as we mentioned, the world's top diplomats are meeting in paris. it was scheduled to discuss syria but u ukraine discussion is to be high. our diplomatic editor looks at

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the memory is of gilda rad >>> it's 5:26. 7 morning news continues at 5:30 with the day's top stories. the labor department is just minutes away from releasing the february jobs report. ed will bring you the new numbers as soon as they're announced. >>> and safe way sold the bay area grocery chain. it's about to have a new owner. what the sale means for employees and customer >>> good morning, everybody. the fog hasn't formed yet. if you see some, let me know on twitter and facebook. here's the way it looks from sucho tower used for the back drop for the first forecast. 67 to 70 inland with high clouds and sunshine. 64 to 69 around the bay. near 60 degrees at the coast. >> thanks, mike. mass transit, everybody is running on time. b.a.r.t., cal tran, muni, ace out of the central valley is also on time. let's go over to the san leandro area. a solo spinoff. off and out of lanes. eastbound. san jose, we have a spinout, this one though is blocking the left lane of traffic in san jose. northbound 101 would be your commute directio

pretty rad, right? what is she talking about? i have no idea. [ bell rings ] i'll take everything. what?! man on p.a.: comparing rates since back in the day. >>> orange county, on vacation. can't leave on vacation, i'm going to leave on probation. say it again. say it again. i came here on vacation. >> i left on probation. >> i'm going to leave on probation. >> say it again. >> marc gonzales came to orange county to serve and to enjoy the california lifestyle. he'll leave as a convicted felon for participating in the robbery of a medical marijuana delivery man and presumably with considerably less hair. >> that's me right there. all dreaded out. didn't have my glasses. couldn't see a thing. i came in with no shoes and a tank top. ah, yeah. i was little -- i was pretty stoned, yeah. >> drug use had led to problems for gonzales before his arrest as well. >> like seventh or eighth grade, i started smoking a little bit of pot, and then i started doing a lot of psychedelics more than smoking weed and then i got placed into an outpatient rehab facility for the first time. it didn't work.

let's bring in the ceo of tinder, sean rad. sean, welcome. >> thank you.aving me. >> explain to us how this works with the whole swipe thing. >> so, we show you some people around you that we think you might be interested in knowing. you swipe left if you're not interested and right if you're interested. and if somebody you like happens to like you back, then tinder connects you with them inside the app. and you can make whatever you want of that connection. >> how does 1 billion matches translate into business for you guys? >> as long as we provide meaningful value for our users, and 1 billion connections on tinder and the continued use of tinder and the growth of about 10 million matches a day, shows you we're solving a real problem for our users. as long as we continue to do that, we believe we'll create value for our shareholders. >> i'm clearly old-fashioned. what happened to you meet somebody -- is it match -- is this who you are competing with? is that what the world has come to, where you have to swipe left if you dig somebody on your mobile phone?

system is: if you are over a large body of water, you are out of radar range because air traffic control radarizona are all land-based. if you are beyond line of sight, you are simply in a zone that can't be seen by radar. >> you disappear as what we saw here i know you worked on this particular train, the 777 made by boeing during your time with that company. what can you tell us about that plane and about some of the emer emerge mergency beak options it comes with? >> this aircraft has two basic kind of beacons to be in place, the elt, the emergency locator trans ponder that has a radio signal that goes out. typically if an airplane has a crash on land, it's automatically triggered. this is a radio signal that can be picked up from hundreds of miles away, can en be picked up by specialized satellites in space and typically, when this beacon is activated, it's a very short turnaround between the act investigatevation and search parties looking for this beacon and finding it. >> okay. >> if this aircraft is in the ocean, that beacon doesn't work. there is, however, a sonar. finger that's on

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be turned off between the malaysian coastline and vietnam, in an area i understand to be lacking in radt's why i made that statement. >> you called it a dead spot. >> a dead spot in the sense that there was no direct radar coverage from either country. in that small area. >> what are the chances if you have never flown that route, you didn didn't know the plane that well, you could hit it pinpoint like that? >> i would say pretty, pretty tough. you would have to be familiar with the route. you would have to be familiar with flying an airplane and stuff like that, to figure that out. >> you know, jesse, one of the details that came out today is that when you look at the schedule, these two pilots had not asked to work with one another. so critics may say, well, that punches holes in anybody thinking this was deliberate and they coordinated this. just out of curaiositcuriosity, do the pileants generally know each other? >> generally, pretty well. although, i must say depending on the size of the airline, you may not fly with the same person for months. maybe almost a year, generally. depe

. >> this is rad. it means i don't have to go to prison. that's the easy way.e the easy way. i'm going to do the hard thing because anything worth it is worth working for. and i've been sober before. i've had three years. and my daddy passed away, and i ran. and i was running, gunning strong ever since. so i'm going to do it again and stay that way because if my mom was to pass away while i was in prison, i would never forgive myself. and she's not -- she's not healthy. she's sick. so -- and i want to regain the respect of my oldest daughter. i don't want them to be all, mom's just another convict, addicted, jerk-off, worth nothing. so i'll show i am worth it. so that's -- yay. i'm stuck on stuff today so yeah. >> in a few days, butcher will take her acceptance letter to court and ask the judge to approve her plans. >> i've been an addict for a long time. i've been doing drugs for a long time, and it's gotten me in this place. every time i'm in this place. and i am tired of this place. i'm going to let some new girls come in here and take my spot because i'm ov

missing malaysian jetliner came up empty-handed again today, almost two weeks after it vanished from rad. good evening, i'm judy woodruff. as rescue teams keep scouring the indian ocean by air and by sea for the plane, miles o'brien looks into the effort to get literally millions of people to join in the search. >> this search for the malaysian airliner is just the latest manifestation of a powerful mix of space, computer and mobile technology coupled with social networking and a plain old human desire to help others in need. >> woodruff: then, margaret warner samples the mood in eastern ukraine where pro and anti-moscow sentiments-- rooted in the region's history-- run high following nearby crimea's reunion with russia. and it's friday, mark shields and david brooks are here to analyze the week's news. those are just some of the tonight's pbs newshour.on >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... and friends of the newshour. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broad

. >> they were taking dirt out of parcel c without a rad test. is that fsapossible?as been impacted. lots of it is. but there's areas where we're digging specifically that are not. so that's correct. >> reporter: but the investigative unit has obtained the navy contract for this squlan. the plan says soil excavated will be transported for radiological processing. that includes surveying, characterizing, and remediating as necessary. it's a screening process workers insist is not happening. in this letter sent to the state health department and federal regulators consumer advocates quote an anonymous worker who says "project personnel are not monitored for potential exposure to radiation." the worker alleges "no radiological soil assessment has been or is being performed" and that soil dug up near buildings contaminated with radiation is being shipped off site to state facilities not licensed to accept low-level radioactive waste. we followed a truck full of dirt from parcel c taken to pittsburg. it's only authorized to affect chemically impacted soil, not radiologica

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. >> this is rad. only friend. >> the more we talked to them the more we wondered, was the interview they were giving us real or fake? we went to their website where they wrote about sitting for an interview with us. they said they decided to help us spice it up a bit and answer our questions as -- art fashion snobs. so what was the real story with the video? we went back to 2006 and one of the first television interviews will and dave did when the media picked up on their story. >> i decided to randomly to go to the dmv and try to get a funny picture and i got away with crossing my eyes and looking ridiculous. from there it escalated and dave went a couple of times and we tried to top each other's driver's license. >> this one, this will be the one that definitely will not work. >> dave got away with painting the top of his head black and wearing fake buck teeth. that surprised us a lot. . it was hilarious but at the same time it was scary. the only thing i could think of to top it was to paint my fac

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more work to do to fulfill the ambitious goals we set four years ago, to fully secure all nuclear and rad radiological material so it can no longer pose a risk to any of our citizens. i believe this is essential to the security of the entire world, and given the catastrophic consequences of even a single attack, we cannot be complacent. i'll close by reminding everyone that one of the achievements of our first summit in 2010 was ukraine's decision to remove all its highly enriched uranium from its nuclear fuel sites. had that not happened, those dangerous nuclear materials would still be there now, and the difficult situation we're dealing with in ukraine today would involve yet another level of concern, so it's a vivid reminder that the more of this material we can secure, the safer all of our countries will be. we've made progress, we've got more to do, we're going to continue our work, and i look forward to hosting the fourth nuclear security summit in the united states in two years, so thank you again, mark, and all your team, as well as the people of the netherlands, for this outstan

in addition to the starvation, you have the outbreak of polio after polio was, essentially, ed rad candidated, now you have the outbreak of polio. the -- eradicated. the outbreak of polio in syria really shames the civilized world. what is happening? so what is to be done? these areas are besieged, they're surrounded mostly by assad's forces, in some cases by extremist militias. my own view is we might not be able after three years of the geopolitical go with around after negotiations now two rounds of negotiations and a new one starting today, yesterday. we don't have an answer, we don't have a solution to the syrian crisis at large, but if you could just break off one piece of it which is what our op-ed that will be out in tomorrow morning's new york times tries to do, if you could just look at the one crisis where syrian civilians, these are unarmed noncombatants and they are dying, they're starving to death. >> and this is just the opportunity of the iceberg, isn't it? this is the worst part in a way because of the starvation and the way these people are under siege. but, again, u.n. figu

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alone she rad to 33,698 pages the fbi had put out about media burglary among other things.stage with her tonight will be three of the eight members of the city said aware that i'd are hard to their heads to take these risks for all of us. to me they have always been heroes because they proved what we were experiencing, but had not had any evidence that before except our own eyes and that was not necessarily the least. the three-part johnny and bonnie raines who had three young children at the time of the burglary and keith forsyth. keith is now an engineer. at that time he was a full-time activist and cab driver who went to learn how to pick the fbi's block. a professor of religion at temple university had been a freedom rider in the 1960s where he witnessed the war against blacks in america. bonnie had taught in harlem in an educated writer experience is. direct her to daycare center at the time of the burglary. and missing person tonight is harvard physics professor, note that the nun who was the architect. what did i just say? he died this past november and so sadly he i

investigators just recently turned over new analysis of the rad radar pings that have narrowed their search area even further. they were the first ones to identify this area in the south indian ocean. they've narrowed it further within the last it 4 hours. hopefully this is good news. >> so let's say that one of the planes flying today, it's already friday in that part of the world, they spot something, they get a boat nearby, a ship, they pick something up, what do they do with that? walk us through the next step? >> initially they are going to be looking at any sign of the debris that would indicate how it became debris as our burn marks or other residue on it would indicate that it's part of an explosion. how was the matter torn or separated from the other parts of the aircraft? that would be initial clues, how big are the pieces, what are the shapes of the pieces? so the pieces themselves will reveal a great deal of information but nothing like the plane itself which they have to get their hands on. >> and you've flown 777, so you're familiar with these aircraft. it will be relat

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