reese pottervale. tell us more about that. >>> part of the problem with the gtu is it's not tied with a particular religous organization organization. a lot of the graduates have gone out to teach in colleges and universities. they seven in the churches. and so within the theological world it is well known. if you stop someonen the treat they are apt not to know about it even they it's been here for 50 years. >> i went on the website and read some things about it. i think it said it was 1300 students in total. would that be accurate if you count all the seminaries? >> there is about 1,200 students today. >> okay. >> those, of course, some are in the seminaries doing master divinity or master of arts degrees. of the students at the gtu they are doing either the ph.d. or the m.a. degree or the thd, which is a doctor of kneology. >> when i was in seminary, some of them came out to be pastors. is that still a major concern? >> yes. among the seminaries probably 70, 80% of the students are seeking ordinatio

reese believe her bosses are angry that they released two- thirds of the radio station. >> i'm taking action if necessary to save a progressive media outlet from being destroyed. >> it's making it a bigger issue than it needs to be. >> the station group says it's a personnel issue. they want reese out of that building but they don't want to have to evict her. >>> most people that live in san francisco support corporate shuttle buses like the ones used by google and yahoo. 57% of san francisco voters look favorably on the buses. just 18% see them in a negative light and 62% of the people asked would like more companies to provide shuttle buses. >>> time is 6:27. greg suhr faced tough questions at a town hall meeting. >> the officer involved shooting that friends and family say was not justified. >> we are live in front of oracle arena where the rain is here and students will be as well. we'll tell you what we day is all about. >> we are looking at a commute that is wet. san mateo bridge and other places we'll tell you how that is effecting the morning commute here and elsewhere. >> get

. >> i hear a girl call coach reese, coach reese, kylie is having a seizure. i immediately run out of the office and i see kristen over kylie saying i think she's having a seizure. she fell in front of the tables. i lifted up the seat to give her room if she was having a seizure so she wouldn't hurt herself. a million things were going through my mind at that time. kristen asked me, should i go get the aed. i said, yes. two minutes in, the coach rushes to retrieve the aed or automated external defibrillator as the coach tries to engage chi lee to know avail. >> when i say her face is white, her lips are blue, at that moment, just an instant, no words can really describe what i felt. she belongs to somebody and somebody really loves her. in my mind, that is not normal. she's not getting circulation, it's go time. >> coach reese begins performing cpr as she arrives with the aed. cpr on chi lee as coach arrives with the aed. the device electronically diagnoses cardiac emergencies to reestablish a normal heart rhythm. >> i was very afraid to use the aed just becau

no problem in doing that. >> i think actually i'm going to have a slight disagreement with father reese on this. i think that the vatican isn't interested in papering over some of the differences. some of these differences are matters of principles and its a not something that request be-- the smiles and cooperation, this s of course, something that has to be done am but the differences, those differences remain and they're important from the vatican's perspective. >> ifill: stephen schneck from catholic university and thomas reese, thank you very much. >> delightful >> woodruff: let's turn to some new findings on autism, especially research showing brain changes happening in the womb. scientists compared the brain tissue of children who had autism and died with those who did not have autism. they found that kids with autism had disorganization in regions of their brain essential for social functioning, emotions and communication, a conclusion drawn from discovering disruptions in these sections of the brain. those gaps are shown here in purple. the news came as the government revised u

maria for reese's hopes of a second career overall world cup so it appears to be over. jim and crushed up with the opening downhill of the world cup finals and then to hide this which tumbled wednesday the twenty eleven overall champion and two before race finals leading the standings. i love that went down because he crashed heavily into the mixing and suffered a shoulder injury the air. three cover the picture p was taken away to a nearby hospital by helicopter news from a team like promotes that there was no fracture but the participation of the finals is over the flamingo was trading up forty one twenty one points in the overall standings before the stalls. but foley a safe place finish of the play the austrian is now eleven points out in front with four reach this season's downhill champion belt in form five again have one humble home late and woke up over a crystal globe which to keep the kids had to have gold and silver buckles want to soak in the pics my mom with three races left she enjoys the two hundred and thirty five point lead over third placed market swit

reese believes her bosses are angry she released two-thirds of the staff at a new york radio stationt the group also runs. >> i'm taking the action that's necessary to save a progressive media outlet from being destroyed from the inside. >> it's making it a bigger issue than i think it needs to be. that's what i'm concerned about. >> well, the station group says it's a personnel issue, they want reese out of that building but they don't want to have to evict her. >> 7:25. san francisco supervisors are looking at a plan that would legalize thousands of in-law housing units. those are separate homes built without permits or inspections in garages, basements and addict -- atickets across the -- at attics. the board is scheduled to vote on the proposal next week. >>> a virginia storeowner is $3 million rich there morning after -- richer this morning after selling herself the winning ticket. she was told someone from her store purchased a winning ticket worth $3 million. she was thrilled since her store would receive a $10,000 bonus for selling the ticket. later that day, she checked her

reese witherspoon presented the award for best first screenplay with matthew mcconaughey. see in if you notice anything unusual about reese in this clip here. >> and the spirit award goes to -- mm-hmm. bob nelson. [ applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: either she ran back to her seat very quickly or there are two reese witherspoons. [ laughter ] what happens su get one after midnight -- matthew mcconaughey won best actor at the oscars. i want to show you something cute. this is video of a 5-year-old boy in the bathtub reciting jack nicholson's famous courtroom scene from "a few good men." look at the job he does with this. >> you don't have to answer the question. >> i'll answer the question. you want answers? >> i think i'm entitled to them. >> you want answers? >> i want the truth. >> you can't handle the truth. we have walls and the walls have to be guarded by men with guns. who's going to do it? you? you, lieutenant weinberg? i have more responsibility than you can possibly fathom. you have the luxury of not knowing whether or not that -- you don't want the truth because deep down i

. >> reporter: we caught up with the chairwoman of the board that fired reese as she left for the day she admitted she was shocked by the response. >> the first stunner of course was that summer cut the padlock off the door. >> reporter: the shredding truck was really like over the top. >> reporter: marty wilkinson says barricaded employees may have had documents shredded yesterday. something reese denies. >> they didn't put anything in it. >> reporter: this long time producer tells us the dispute had become a devisive at pacifica. >> for me it was like the process of how they went along with her firing. >> reporter: the problem is to stop the eviction. >> to get this group evicted, wilkinson will have to apply for a citizens arrest and wait for the police department to determine whether or not that complaint was legitimate or not. reporting live, patti lee, ktv you ktvd ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the vandals are using herbicide on lawns in the area of moorland way and clarita avenue. one homeowner says the incidents date back to the fall of 2012 and were still occurring as recently as

so we sent correspondent ryan reese to the red carpet for a preview. what's going on in hollywood? >> there's electricity in the air as celebritities and political assembled. >> what are political figures do there? >> they're here for movies like frozen, a documentary about the obamacare website. >> i enjoyed the movie "gravity." i wonder if you think that movie will win any of the awards this time? >> i was disappointed with "gravity." i heard it was about a woman lost in space and i was hoping it was nancy pelosi. >> i'm going to leave that one alone. let me ask you this, ryan, what is it that everybody is buzzing about out there? >> governor, there's some really ex traf gent set designs. take a look. >> wow, that looks like a scene maybe from the great gatsby. >> no. that's michelle obama's birthday party. >> one of the movies that has been talked about a lot this year is "american hustle." just curious, what do you think is going to happen with that mov movie? >> you mean if you kelike your health care plan, you can keep your health care plan? >> we've got to get to some real a

. >> reporter: we caught up with the chairwoman of the board that fired reese as she left for the day she admitted she was shocked by the response. >> the first stunner of course was that summer cut the padlock off the door. >> reporter: the shredding truck was really like over the top. >> reporter: marty wilkinson says barricaded employees may have had documents shredded yesterday. something reese denies. >> they didn't put anything in it. >> reporter: this long time producer tells us the dispute had become a devisive at pacifica. >> for me it was like the process of how they went along with her firing. >> reporter: the problem is to stop the eviction. >> to get this group evicted, wilkinson will have to apply for a citizens arrest and wait for the police department to determine whether or not that complaint was legitimate or not. reporting live, patti lee, ktv you ktvd ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the vandals are using herbicide on lawns in the area of moorland way and clarita avenue. one homeowner says the incidents date back to the fall of 2012 and were still occurring as recently as

. >> reporter: it's lunchtime and bodyguard larry reese paces up and down outside of a posh restauranting for his healthy client. the street is usually full of armored cars and bodyguards, a sign of the times. >> translator: before there were areas that were more secure, now nowhere is safe. >> reporter: not even for him. reese explains that killing bodyguards and taking their weapons has become a status symbol for criminals. i'm invited to follow the heavily armored car, his job is to confront the criminals while the would-be kidnap victim escapes. >> translator: we repelled an attack recently but just barely because they are better armed than us. >> reporter: in poor neighborhoods it's even more dangerous, we find residents drinking beer and betting on horse races. but as the owner of the kiosk explains it's not so much fun when the sun goes down. >> translator: we hear the gunfire, and a person is killed on one corner or another. it happens all of the time. >> reporter: all of the venezuelans have had to adjust to living in one of the world's most dangerous countries. even going to

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and that's what i'm concerned about. >> the group says it's a personnel issue and wants reese out oflding but does not want to i resort to evicting here. >>> he survives a tour of duty in afghanistan. but now they are are mourning the death of a marine killed at home. >> we are live in san jose where a bizarre crime is happening to dozens of homes in one neighborhood. we'll show you the damage and tell you what is being done about it. >> good morning. right now traffic is going to be a little bit busy if you are driving approaching the san rafael bridge. you can see it's wet there as well. i will tell you about the wet morning commute. >> rain rates are picking up. heaviest will be to the north. yesterday was a whole hummer but not today. we'll have details on a stronger system coming up. wireless networks are awesome. they let us use our phones to do amazing things. but why sign a 2-year phone contract just to use them? at net10 wireless, you can use the phone you already have and keep your network and number, too. but for half the cost. the bring your own phone plan. that's wireles

. >> steve: think reese witherspoon and -- >> jimmy: reese witherspoon. decided to table the idea. [ cheers ] ♪ >> jimmy: again, it has been fun hosting the tonight show. i had a blast. it's been the best three weeks of my life. >> steve: hey, you had a good run. three weeks is good. >> jimmy: that's a great run. >> steve: that's not bad. >> jimmy: that's enough for a a best of special or something, yeah. >> steve: come on, man. most people don't get to live half their dream. >> jimmy: thank you, buddy. that's so positive of you. thank you. [ laughter ] this next book -- >> steve: you're a young man. >> jimmy: thanks. >> steve: you're like 30, right? >> jimmy: i'm 40. >> steve: 40's good. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right. let's see what we got here. oh, yeah. this next book might be a a little bit too racy for the show. >> steve: mmm. >> jimmy: here goes. "butterflies in heat" by darwin porter. [ laughter ] check out this dude. he's got a butterfly in his crotch. i don't know. i guess that's what this -- [ laughter and applause ] you know what he looks li

i think that's -- >> you know, i was just tying on to what reese was just saying, you know, the border is a very special place. yes, i think the challenges that we often have those stereotypes of what an undocumented immigrant is. here, especially in tucson, i always consider that we live in the bubble. here we have a higher tolerance, i'm not saying 100% tolerance, for those who we know are coming from across the border, and our friends in many cases, they are relatives, they are more than our gardeners or domestics. they are the people that we break bread with and that we share our lives with. one of the important things especially on the border is that, you know, this was part of mexico. and as a result of that, you know, there's these family ties that over the years and generations have grown. those families include recent immigrants, they include people who are citizens or based on a different legal status. this is who we are here on the border. this is who arizona is. we tend to forget that, but it's important to remember that it's not the person that is trying to cross on the bo

sparkly baby, and she was thrilled. mary trenchard petrie was a 19 year-old student nurse at michael reeseospital in chicago. she was in the maternity ward with dora fronczak the day after her delivery. >> that whole thing is like a movie in my brain. i see myself in my uniform as a student nurse, i see the joy that was when they brought the baby to her the first time, how thrilled she was. >> reporter: but soon the thrill and the baby would be gone. it was the last time dora fronczak would hold her son. earlier that day, a woman dressed like a nurse, all in white, had come into her room. she looked at baby paul and left without a word. the woman had been seen elsewhere in the maternity ward several times that day and the day before. no one questioned her or raised any alarm. former fbi agent and abc consultant, brad garrett has looked into this case for us. >> my sense is she was looking for what child she wanted to take. >> reporter: that afternoon, the woman in white returned to dora fronzcak's room. >> and as i was leaving the room, a woman came into the room. >> reporter: this time, s

and if you are wondering, reese witherspoon's character's name was dani. dani trant.- oh, sorry about that. it is also jason london. [ scattered applause ] my next guest is an emmy nominated actor you can see on the critically acclaimed drama "hannibal." very scary. airing friday nights at 10:00 p.m. on nbc. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome hugh dancy. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> i didn't even know you were going to be here! oh, my god! >> lena: right! >> jimmy: thank you for playing "pyramid" with me and my friend. i appreciate that. >> it was an honor. it was very, very nice how proper you said "cut the cheese." [ laughter ] it was educational for me. >> jimmy: it was. you didn't know what that meant, no. >> no, i -- [ with an english accent ] >> jimmy: "no, in england it means actually to cut the cheese." >> it literally means what it means. >> jimmy: yeah. "did someone cut the cheese?" and then if they don't -- then, "then go downstairs." "because we are upstairs people, and we don't cut the cheese up here!" [ laughter ] "we cut the cheese down there!" "not u

del reese. she would always say to me because i lost my mother when i was 18 or 19 years old. always meant toward me, and she would always say, you got together your self. there's no work. there are no sessions going in. and god willgod, take you through whatever you need to go through. everything eva put in you, it's going to come up when you need it, and it always came up. mean you are going to give up? you have got a gift. >> that are look at some of the excellent projects and people nominated for the academy awards. watching, and as always, keep the faith. >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. tavis: hi, i'm tavis smiley. join me next time for a conversation with alicia keys and herb albert. that's next time. we will see you then. ♪ >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ >> be more. >>> next, caltrans under scrutiny again amid ongoing concerns about the bay bridge span. >>> and a criminal investigation of a petaluma slaughterhouse puts local ranchers at risk. >>> and a hi-tech lifeline teaching comp

. >> and father reese, this is of course the very issue, not as it applies to the catholic institutions but applied to hobby lobby and private businesses that was argued at the supreme court this week. this is very top of mind. of course, the president as any leader would want to have a wonderful glowing photo opportunity with pope francis, the most popular holy father that we have had since i guess john paul realistically john paul ii. this is not -- this is not what is going to happen and what did happen, even by the president's own acknowledgement. they didn't specifically discuss obama care, they clearly talked around that issue. >> you have to remember that the vatican always supports the local bishops when they are in conflict with the state. but what's interesting here is that these conversations really took place with the vatican secretary of state. that's where they discussed the conflicts. when the pope and president actually got together, their principle focus was on the poor and marginalized and challenges to peace around the world. that's certainly an area where the pope an

we think that reese's either. at that. the gangs predefined cherry pie must be neighborhoods and rehabilitation centers like the bakery. the former gang members work. demerger age may have calmed down and many inhabitants of the capital city underground business continues just the same bus driver still have to pay down its protection tac called rent up. it gets very dangerous because we have to wear them for a hand. any somebody doesn't like to continue at that time. as we stay here if you have to take to survive so they needed two thousand three to two thousand ninth successive frightening government and conducted hardline policies the top reasons to love to have no impact on cutting crime. that changed the left wing governments. he now hoped the election of former leftist or left of the doors on tuesday ten us presidents may provide the momentum needed to chill the crack of violence. experts say the most difficult part is yet to come. north americans will look to cornelius what happened with the cherries which isn't mine

that's the name of the band and it is made up of christine, william, daniel, reese, chris and damianll of them have cerebral palsy. >> oh, wow. >> cool. >> and they were able to use instruments and also an app that allows them to connect their tablet to this instrument and computers so that they are able to create tunes with just one single touch. >> no way. >> that's got to be so fantastic for them to have this kind of remarkable creative outlet and to be able to come together and make a musical project. >> and they're loving it. the beautiful thing is the cerebral palsy league of australia has been working on this music program for years and they put this group together. these guys are working with some top notch producers and they actually have released an electronic pop album that you can buy. it's available on itunes. >> there's no limitations here. they're able to just let their minds run free. a couple pushes of the button and use their creativity. it's neat. >>> ladies having fun in the winter weather. snow all over the place. this video from earlier this month in grand lake,

he is kind of the boy corrupted or enlight beened by reese witherspoon.ig impression in that movie. >> the movie was a hit and finally a decent payday for walker. that same year, some news he wasn't expecting. >> when paul found out that his girlfriend at the time was pregnant i think it rocked him. he went to a christian school and he didn't like the idea of having a child out of wedlock and it scared him and he also knew that he was a wild guy. he said, i was sleeping with her friends at the time, and it did not seem like a good idea to be -- to be married. >> with walker focused on his playboy lifestyle, his daughter meadow lived full-time with her mother in hawaii, but having a daughter, walker said, was a life changer. he buckled down and got serious. >> i had a dream that we were beating bangle 14-3. >> i think everyone started really paying attention to him when he was in "varsity blues." >> he was a supporting character you really remembered. in "varsity blues," he played a football quarterback who's sidelined by a knee injury and it was a role th

victory of the club champions of funds to the courses with an emphatic six when i quit maria for reese's hopes of a second career overall world cup so it appears to be over jim and crushed up with the opening downhill of the world cup finals and then to hide this which tumbled wednesday the twenty eleven overall champion and two before race finals leading the standings. i love the way down because he crashed heavily into the mixing and suffered a shoulder injury the eye. great job in the picture p was taken away to a nearby hospital by helicopter news from a team like promotes that there was no fracture but the participation of the finals is over the flamingo was trading up forty one twenty one points in the overall standings before the stalls. but foley a safe place finish what they the austrian is now eleven points out in front with a full reach this season's downhill champion belt in form photog i have one humble home late and woke up over the crystal globe which to keep the kids had to have gold and silver buckles one soak in the pics last month with three races left she enjoys a two

but don't work in effect reese to do everything his consent to listen to remain competitive with the gym and pmo expensive workforce and works as he fulfills orders of over one million race in the spring here. i think that people are ready to start getting back to him a baby with and take pride in what they're doing the pride of the job that they've got better here take pride in what americans can make. when were were picking we want good stuff. he just beams storage and too many factions within me to the unc leave though it's becoming more prestigious american surprised if the higher courts. it's just so happy that the country is to fix it once again all morning. i'm in. high. i know. in its cage the blog world has something to pray for me i am. ch. will the us. eye. when was the dreaded with the b to b to show coming up a rare italian american sports go the apostle thirty five hundred gt. we take a look it's an all wheel drive compact mercedes ab class and the joke three away the a. we were in a fifty member jury select the color of the year this year it used to joke three a lead f

reese and six. and that they are all the diplomats will agree to find compromises. and to try to put into this terrible terrible. we are in series and now coming up a special report on the syrian civil war three years on route. mm mm. one wall. anu. rule. i knew one looks is. we start singing a whole bunch chemical weapons move in round one. it sucked. it's the old city. if this movie seated in a bit the law the witness stand and act pack. it's sth. the army launched its offensive. well before sunrise. born on this twenty first twenty thirteen and governmental forces tried to take over rebel held positions in the quarter area outside damascus. just hours after the first shots were fired. footage of victims of chemical weapons were splashed across social media and tv screens around the world. in all eleven sites were believed to have been hit its fifty eight was the ultimate test of gps the photo is all they use planes to attack that the un force people to take shelter and sentenced to a calf. he is on prevention week when they use chemical weapons carbo diet opportu

not looking at the morning and southern corridor, we are looking at large chunks of land. 11 done reeseas to where we are looking at. but the areas are massive. that requires a lot of coordination with a lot -- according to a provide etch, many nations. here's what we have been doing since yesterday. >> is have you requested for that information of one or two passengers for other national y nationalities? >> no. all of the same. >> entered a new phase of this investigation, have you link linked -- a crash to the south orator the north, do you make any association -- >> no, no, not at all. >> next question. >> how do you respond to that? >> well, anybody can say anything. our focus -- that hasn't changed. >> when i see classified section 130, that means -- the measures, special measures. >> hi. i have two questions. the first is-re-creation, the state, with another set, and what findings might have pound out. also, when more do you know about the cargo that's on the plane? not just the baggage, passengers? >> first, we -- you are referring to whether we actually found the flight profile.

. >>> al jazerra continues to demand the reese lees of its staff being held in egypt.pent 64 days in prison, they are accused of having links with a terrorist organization and spreading false news, al jazerra rejects the charges. another journalist from the network's arabic channel has been held since august. he's been on hunger strike for more than a month now to protest against his imprison think. >>> president obama is set to host israel's mime pinster benjamin netanyahu, two issues expected to top the a general dark negotiation with his iran and peace talks with the palestinians, netanyahu has another job while he's in town, to reassure his support base in the u.s. to back his stance on iran. al jazerra's white house correspondent pally culhane reports. >> reporter: when the american-israel public affairs committee hosts their annual meeting in washington they want to get a al jazerra tension, with slick sets and a huge convention hall there to welcome 14,000 supporters. it is a must-attend event for most u.s. politicians, their power feared by many. >> last year i

our research team investigateses tobacco use among adolescent males and we reese entitlesly conducted a survey in san francisco. the results of the data indicates that smoking of electronic cigarettes is very common with nearly one in five reporting having smoked electronic cigarettes. this level of use is much higher than reported in the national tobacco survey and [speaker not understood] having smoked electronic cigarettes. 10% have done so in the last 30 days. many were using them in combination with other products. i support this regulation very strongly and i thank you for taking steps to protect the health of san francisco. thank you. >> thank you. and before mr. gordon comes, let me call a few more name. [speaker not understood] from the youth leadership institute. linda boyer chiu from the we willness center susfd. [speaker not understood]. john kreuger. keith perry. and [speaker not understood]. mr. gored an? >>> good afternoon, supervisors, my name is bob gordon and i'm proud to have lived in san francisco 21 years, my smoke-free city ~. for many years i helped facilitate a

our research team investigateses tobacco use among adolescent males and we reese entitlesly conducted a survey in san francisco. the results of the data indicates that smoking of electronic cigarettes is very common with nearly one in five reporting having smoked electronic cigarettes. this level of use is much higher than reported in the national tobacco survey and [speaker not understood] having smoked electronic cigarettes. 10% have done so in the last 30 days. many were using them in combination with other products. i support this regulation very strongly and i thank you for taking steps to protect the health of san francisco. thank you. >> thank you. and before mr. gordon comes, let me

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signing a deal for three years and both have injuries in reese yents years.ormer cals star released by eagles under strange conditions. so why let him go, right? he there is suspicion of potential link to gang members in l.a. he posted a rye spons saying he has not and never been part of my gang. with 11 games left playoff picture remains unclear. warrior was a chance to move up and into fifth spot. but so does their opt tonight, memphis. a five day break should help warriors as will expected return of andre. >> just toughing it up. just play through it. like i said, before, trying to treat it as best as possible. >> he'll play, david lee will not moving on. before tiger woods became tiger woods he honed his game where he won 11 tournaments it's a cardinal record that stands to this day. >> to do what he has done is hard to replicate in any form. >> he knows a teammate of tiger's for two years. almost 20 years later he's coaching. patrick rogers has eight tournament wins meaning the mark is attainable. >> with five events left, i'll have to go chase that reco

side of the country's new oil sources and those who don't recognize them as addicted to power and reese east against them in protest against them and this is actually taste that way if the case and i'm cells and ukraine it's a false part of the countries that includes the ten regions attend to more than hop of the country's population and one weakness thousand strong demonstration sold with a strange and people take to the streets of but it's no wonder ear essence and officials. many women entire family's tv show the effect they don't want to stand in the portsea jokes of a stoker here in the crimea just one hundred km away from where we and now local residents rejected his appointed mayor and lee terry be how the police also resigned from the capital in the seat of hiking known as the capital of the eastern ukraine them not to seek legal fees that area for taxes managed to find it and to the painting that was usc's to have for almost a week at times raised and russian flight and it was accompanied by clashes in short season several people reportedly were aged in another seat in the ast

signing a deal for three years and both have injuries in reese yents years.mjd rushed for 853 yards. now, look former cals star released by eagles under strange conditions. so why let him go, right? he there is suspicion of potential link to gang members in l.a. he posted a rye spons saying he has not and never been part of my gang. with 11 games left playoff picture remains unclear. warrior was a chance to move up and into fifth spot. but so does their opt tonight, memphis. a five day break should help warriors as will expected return of andre. >> just toughing it up. just play through it. like i said, before, trying to treat it as best as possible. >> he'll play, david lee will not moving on. before tiger woods became tiger woods he honed his game where he won 11 tournaments it's a cardinal record that stands to this day. >> to do what he has done is hard to replicate in any form. >> he knows a teammate of tiger's for two years. almost 20 years later he's coaching. patrick rogers has eight tournament wins meaning the mark is attainable. >> with five events

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what is the state of affairs in terms of how far this outage reese's -- r eaches?lockage is that the ip level which means you cannot reach those particular ip address is that belong to twitter from inside the country. >> what you mean by the ip level? i understand it was blocked on thursday and friday but something different happened. what does that mean and what you imagine the government's involvement is? >> it makes network performance management tools for the internet. towards that end, we saw a lot of the same things that consumers on the ground would've seen. it was simply a block of the name twitter.com. not the real twitter.com machine, it was the government machine. as people figure out how to work around it by reconfiguring the devices to use public dns, like google's public dns. something had happened different and sure enough about 24 hours later, additional blocks were put into place so that even the ip addresses belonging to twitter, the numbers that are used to identify their servers in california also became unreachable. >> what are people doing now

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ukraine, moldova, bella reese. it's a part of russia. ukraine and moldova is the threat. the reason for that, they're having conversations with the e.u. about the economic side. what happens is that as those conversations progress, the natural next step is to talk about nato. moldova, these have been talking with nato. the ukraine was as well. which is why putin made that land grab for crimea. >> michael kay, always good it talk to you. >> thank you. >>> coming up, who makes the next move in ukraine? will the united states be a part of it? and is it a zoo or a slaughterhouse? they killed a healthy giraffe last month and this month a family of four lions. that's the topic of tonight's interpol. what should happen to the zoo that killed the giraffe and now slaughtered a family of@w@wowowg ♪ ♪ 80,000 well-armed troops at ukraine's border. my next guest says putin is holding the cards and president obama is really dumb or getting really dumb advice. steven cohen from princeton university joins me now. good evening, professor. >> i don't say obama is dumb. you already scared m