what they're able to do with the rc cars. ♪ >> i think i would rather watch this.ke this is way more impressive. they did all of this with rc cars. >> yeah. >> take modern day remote controls put it together with crowd favorite fireworks and get a video like this. this is flying a phantom. cop ter with a gopro. go up to northern california where they're having a fireworks show and fly close to the fireworks. >> fireworks are close to the ground. next to them as if you are a firework. >> he did take a risk taking his thing up there. that's an expensive rig. could have got shot down by one of these things. >> there was close calls. did not lose it on this shoot but did throw it into the pacific ocean a few weeks later. >> oh, man. that's a bummer. >> a woman is spotted holding a stuffed duck but it's not what you think. >> oh, she's taking it away from a grave site. >> that's right, nick. >> that's what makes this toy napping worse. it's a new day so we've got another ipad mini to give away. don't miss the thursday buzzword for your chance to win. hihi. . i'i'm m heh

two decades later some rc a country transformed. our driver. he made his money from coal mining. ,e used to be a goatherder but he now holds a phd in chemistry. looking back of a good him managed to achieve all of this before the advent of democracy? >> i do not believe that i would have been able to reach the pinnacle of my achievements if apartheid was still there. i remember there were times when i was growing up that i had no home. i would sleep outside like you would see the street kids today. >> south african democracy has unleashed the potential of its greatest asset, its people. no matter how educated you work of you were not allowed to get the jobs. in 20 years we have achieved, by way of structure what a lot of nations take hundreds of years to develop. the follow the apartheid has really liberated and provided growth. >> under apartheid it would have been unthinkable to see this, a young black couple how something here in a former whites only suburb. they are proud of their achievements, but they also feel guilty for those they have

he really likes our rc cars. he'll do that for a few hours. he once stole our cats and threatened to kill them unlessc. not kill them, but vague threats. he thinks some neighbors are doing illegal activity and he took it upon himself to be like neighborhood watch. >> you can look, again, live on camden avenue where you can see some of the san jose uniformed officers have a section of that street shut down and to the right of your screen is where samson way is and a couple blocks in is where that home is where the standoff is taking place. if you have business down here, keep in mind camden is shut down, as you heard mentioning mentioning earlier. that's a good three or four blocks. reporting live here in san jose, bob redell. >> let's say i'm watching this from my home and it's a block away from there. just stay in your house. >> that's typically what the officers would do. and this did happen when people, before they went to sleep or maybe, you know, some people went to sleep. so, we have to assume just based on some other information that we

be given thirty nine million euro to fund over it hasn't fallen to the tendencies from the current rc stuff the department of environment could confer a night in thicker than hogan had this to say it's called the balloon with a dish filled with hundreds of already reduced or stopped but percent or so the result equally he said they would get the chance that you wanted to tease if they are not needed or wanted to see if i had and the menu onto the knees. fold one has announced plans to create two hundred and thirty new jobs the home security company is expanding its operations by open offices in up to twelve regional centers. my cheer him on the back of it there in the fall want to install it in more than one hundred times and homes and businesses providing twenty four are sick your seam on ensuring the company which currently employs one hundred and fifty people is now expanding its operations outside of dublin. it would generate two hundred and thirty jobs but because the roads were clear and open and then time to do with the meaning of the six units would be to open offices in the t

ukraine's interior ministry rc nabokov has for the protesters that the situation would be resolved within forty eight hours even through negotiations or onshore for us. nabokov added on wednesday that an anti operation was underway in the eastern cities of don't ask park even though cause for pro russian separatists are standing around holding cautious talks with authorities in the activist groups are demanding chronic s style referendums the signal their independence from kiev ukraine government says russia is orchestrated the unrest to de stabilize the country. it's an accusation that moscow continues to deny. and lastly friends is undergoing a major cabinet reshuffle following last month's elections. and it looks like a famous french korean adoptee has grabbed the top government posts former junior minister for the hebron has been de france's new state secretary for foreign trade in terms of panama was korea is in charge of paris's digital economy and innovation. choose one of the craze among industry leaders for her work which caught the eye of new prime minster manual calls warning k

meghan well as rc. the minute she has pictures of the us or so you can see the new kid policies and its allies across the ocean faced with the tricky question of how to deal with aging worn it. this is the dependence on washington believes that with little room for maneuver just a little depressed already fragile israeli palestinian peace talks can be reached again. the israeli economy and trade minister threatened that if the new policy will quit the government. as if israeli arab prisoners released as part of the u s brokered deal to extend the peace negotiations. mayo is a senior correspondent and columnist from the heart its newspaper says. in total column this should not be the ones to press the government. israel has already been taught the ways of fulfilling its own commitment because of it was supposed to release these prisoners two weeks ago already and has not done so on. there will be american pressure on israel to come up with some concessions the governing coalition. in israel right now no

impressed by the tutsi elite and then won a key belgian cornices favorite the script for position soulful rc also cause the company was considered as more intelligent more elegant than to its organizing and getting noticed. it is cool so within the context of a colonial economy as well as with the evangelical missionaries. tuesday became an outline. if they could teach me to undo that they are. to create a capable middlemen education was essential to me to teach children were sent to school due to the hutus were welded lentils and is not strong but capable of. i think about that of a salute to racial consequence would have to be institutionalized ebit top the client. since the fifth child of a tootsie was a tutsi it out of the two hoots about the cbd to see more from no to you. just before oh one in independence belgium changed its mind switching his support to the hutu majority of the prison not the case that cornices. in what was called the social revolution of nineteen fifty nine and the tyne which is made up a t find the scent of the population. she's gained control and the fans to see k

meghan well as rc. national headlines and three the un security council has voted to send twelve thousand peacekeepers to the central african republic to bring ongoing violence under control. second if icing is effectively divide the country into a christian and muslim held areas. some seven thousand french soldiers on the african union peacekeeping forces have already been deployed. but they failed to stop deadly clashes from contests thousands of job in walsall to commemorate the fourth anniversary of a plane crash that left the polish president and many of the country's top politicians dead. the aircraft crashed full attention to land near the russian city of small dams killing all ninety six on board a pot of iraq blamed the accident. a truck swerved into the possible a school bus in the state of california killing time. five students among the dead. this huge explosion was triggered when the vehicle slammed head on into each other investigators say the truck was trying to avoid crashing into a calm

headlines here we began not with the stern of words over ukraine this friday ukraine's prime minister rc out to the ex accusing russia of wanting to start another world war. speaking in an interim cabinet meeting yesterday and said attempts at military conflict in ukraine with the interim military conflict in europe he added the world has not yet forgotten world war two but russia is already wants to start world war three what comes a day after us secretary of state john kerry won in moscow against carrying out further military movement on the ukrainian border. kerry accusing russia of using propaganda to de stabilize the region. having failed to halt a legitimate political process. russia has instead chosen an illegitimate course of armed violence to try and achieve with the barrel of a gun. and the force of about. what could be achieved any other way. they tried to create enough chaos in the east of delay or de legitimize the elections or to force ukraine to accept that federalism that gives russian control over its domestic and foreign policies or even force ukraine to overreact and c

. >> maybe just give rc a ring. a lot of interesting stuff. >> larry king works for them. >> tell me about the weekend program. you do a little something on sunday. >> we are doing something on sunday, talking about ukraine, great panel. talking about affirmative action. have a debate between jennifer -- the young high school student who had graduated from high school in the '90s, had a 3.8 gaap and -- gpa and was rejected by the university of michigan she says because of affirmative action. she was the inoperation for the ban on affirmative action in michigan. she'll debate one of the people who argued unexposefully before the supreme court an behalf of affirmative action, and then we're also going to be talking to mike pence, the governor of indiana, who, like a lot of politicians, when he looks in the mirror, sees a potential president out there. >> there's 20 of them. >> at least there's something to talk about. on the democratic side there's nothing to talk about. >> until hillary says she's running for preside

forward and admitting that anything had been buwrong, seriously wrong, with these cars and they knew rcd known about it for almost a decade, none of that had become public yet and,, of course, you know, ultimatelya theys stepped up and took the bailout and never disclosed that they, in fact, knew about this problem. >> i want to point out that in the original lawsuit, you sued on behalf of samantha and her family. to sue you.reatened i've got two different letters r here from law firms representing general motors. these two law firms, both of which said if you pursue the gea case, they're going to pursue action against you as an attorney and they're going to sue her and create all kinds ofd problems for her. cr so you ended up dropping the lawsuit because of that. >> i did. you know, there's a sort of a so other factor that fed into that. i had just -- once i filed the action, within a couple of months, i was hospitalized for almost a year. so the action was staged. other as soon as i got -- and that was a matter of public record because, of course, ordinarily you have court deadlines a

. >> there he really likes rc cars so he'll do that for a few hours. he once stole our cats and threatened to kill them unless we put collars on them, or not kill them, but vague threats. and before this, he, he thinks that some neighbors are doing illegal activities. so, he's kind of like took it upon himself to be like neighborhood watch. >> you're looking now live back out here down del paso avenue. the home is somewhere near where those officers are at. again, the man who was holed up inside has surrendered peacefully no one was hurt. police say those shots were fired into the ground and police were telling us that the man was angry at another neighbor. as far as cambrien avenue was concerned, they have reopened that. this is not a traffic situation for anyone trying to get to or from work. >> all right, bob, thank you much. >>> 5:33. developing news in the south bay just an unbelievable story as a santa clara teenager lucky it be alive after hitching a ride inside the wheel well of a hawaiian's airlines plane. christie smith with details on how th

in my mind as a recovering rc lawyer, it's a strong case for the prosecution, however, it's a circumstantialit and yet, the prosecution's case is beyond a reasonable doubt at this point. >> i think it is because we're not dealing with a jury. i think that in front of a juryo the emotions of the defendant, his stature would all have some effect on jurors causing them ts say do i really want to run the risk of sending this guy to prison for the rest of his life knowing who he is and seeing how he behaves? you have a judge there.ng judges are seasoned and seen every trick in the book played.c it's a strong circumstantial case and making it stronger by picking apart his story. t casey anthony was one of the strongest circumstantial cases i've ever seen but that had a id jury. >> no way of predicting and so many things the police did no n botching the investigation that are not helping the prosecutionr we'll wait and see how it plays out. oscar pistorius didn't do himself a favor. elf >>> in a moment, a final thought plus, "hannity" at the top of the hour. >> i'm living in power over the people o

new questions this morning rc. t >>> baby on board. chelsea clinton announces she is preg pregnant.s mean for a hillary presidential run? >>> your "new day" starts right now. >> good morning. welcome to "new day." it is good friday, april 18th. now, 6:00 in the east. we're going to begin with the desperate effort to reach some 270 people, many teenagers, believed to be in that sunken ship. the death toll has been raised to 8. the number they're focused on is the missing. those are the people they believe are trapped and time is of the essence. >> the boat is now completely under water. divers battling fierce winds and rough water still have finally entered the boat's second deck. international correspondent paula hancocks is in jindo, south korea, with

he really likes rc cars. so, he'll do that for a few hours.e once stole our cats and threatened to kill them unless we put collars on them. or not kill them, but vague threats. and before this, he thinks that some neighbors are doing illegal activities. so, he's kind of like took if it upon himself to be like neighborhood watch. >> so, again, san jose police officers along with their partners and merge, which is san jose's version of s.w.a.t surrounded the home. as i mentioned, they did talk with the man for several hours. they said he was fairly quiet and at some point it was probably in the 3:00 hour that's when he did agree to come out. follow their orders, allow the police to handcuff him and take him away into custody where he still remains and, again, they dohave an officer out here outside the home prezusumably ty want to get in there or wait for the warrant to get in and find that gun. camden avenue was shut down and is now reopened. this is not going to affect anyone's commute. reporting live, bob redell. >> not too much sleep for tha

rc of those worried about that?much more focused on a geopolitical risks these days. they are thinking much more globally. being a cfo today in asia is a much more challenging job than it was in the past. they have to be a lot more thoughtful about where they are going, what they are doing, how to think strategically, and how to articulate that strategy clearly both within their businesses as well as out on the global stage. >> does this optimism translate into spending dollars? >> they have got a lot of cash. >> yes, they do, and they are not spending it. they are not spending it. a very similar to last year, they are not necessarily focused on m&a activity. they are much more focused on organic growth. they are being much more thoughtful about where they are going to spend money in their businesses. they are taking advantage of the markets. they see the ability to access a bank debt. they have taken advantage of it in 2013. we expect to see that continuing 2014. the focus is going to be on the pressure at home, ho

paddy year ago, the commission i chair issued a report similar to the one, but the one and rc is doing fantastic night think the layout for the public and everyone to think about. can we invest the assets necessary to do the research, but also position i said to train the personnel and to organize totemic public in private if the kind of response and capacity would like to have in the arctic. >> so this is good because from a company is now, we see where we are in the arctic and how does an oil come in a look at an art take opportunity? again, good news than bad news. unfortunately they are the same news. the good news and david pointed this out in the first panel that arctic geology typically is a little more and fighting and the typical deepwater golf of mexico high-pressure turbo died environment and that swells can be tracked to have an economic, but they are not going to be the kind of love we saw in the macondo. it is not going to be a 40,000 era lead to a disaster. that is the good news. the bad news as it is still going to be a fight that barely dated fast your were 10,000-barr

next we have jerry mccauley, president and ceo of n everything rc where -- nerc where he oversees keyprograms affecting bulk power system owners and users. next we'd like to welcome miss sue kelly, ceo of american public power, who is advocating for 2,000 nonprofit community-owned electric utilities throughout country in addition to others. finally, our last witness is the honorable colette -- honorable chairman of the arkansas public service commission. chairman honorable is here representing the national, so of regulatory commissions where she serves as president. welcome. thank you all for being here, and why don't we begin with your testimony, chairman lefleur. >> [inaudible] >> you have to -- >> all right. better. >> push your button, thank you. >> chairman landrieu, ranking member murkowski and members of the committee, my name is cheryl lefleur. for nearly four years, i've had the honor of serving on the federal energy regulatory commission. i appear before you as ferc's acting chairman, an appointment i received in november. i'd like to thank the committee for holding this hea

the deals with atlantic broadband, grande communications and rc telecommunications are the first to bring to set-top boxes. they don't have to switch to another device like an apple tv or roku box, so it makes it easier to access netflix. >> i don't like that. >> i don't quite get it. >> don't put it on my comcast box. i have xfiniti. >> i can get movies already. you'll show them. >> you can get movies on your -- >> play station 3 but it takes more work. >> netflix, the stock looked like it was last down by a dollar, $243 a share. >> the fcc came around big time on agreeing with what the court said. >> yes. >> you have to pay. >> if you want to play, you have to pay. >> it's a toll road. >> what do you want from me? >> i don't have to build and build and build to make sure i can accommodate. >> the whole idea, the way people push net neutrality. are they living in a not for profit country. >> i understood neutrality years ago when you wanted to see innovation. there's a time where you are still looking at free and fair competition. you're a giant, too, stop explaining about it. >>> when w

new questions this morning rc. t >>> baby on board. chelsea clinton announces she is preg pregnant. what does this mean for a hillary presidential run? >>> your "new day" starts right now. >> good morning. welcome to "new day." it is good friday, april 18th. now, 6:00 in the east. we're going to begin with the desperate effort to reach some 270 people, many teenagers, believed to be in that sunken ship. the death toll has been raised to 8. the number they're focused on is the missing. those are the people they believe are trapped and time is of the essence. >> the boat is now completely under water. divers battling fierce winds and rough water still have finally entered the boat's second deck. international correspondent paula hancocks is in jindo, south korea, with the latest. >> reporter: kate, we have fresh information for you. we have heard from local police here in jindo, south korea. the deputy principle of that school where most of these high school students were from, has been found dead just by the gymnasium where many of the families are wait for news of their relatives. l