late christopher reeve, famous for his role in "superman."chair after a tragic riding accident in 1995, christopher passed away over nine years ago. >> what's the one thing that would surprise us to know about your father? >> probably his sense of humor. he was wickedly funny and he had a dry wit, and i don't think people knew that about him and he maintained that humor even after his injury through -- and he was just always a good, funny guy. >> his father first starred in "superman" in 1978. what does matt make of the latest "superman" henry cavill? >> he did a great job and he was great. >> would you consider playing superman if somebody asked you to? >> no. no. that's -- no. >> not for you? >> not for me. >> matt is now 33 years old and on the board of the directors of the christopher and dana reeve foundation. they hold an annual gala fund-raiser to raise money for research to help those living with spinal cord injuries. >> when my father was injured there was very little hope of livina healthy, productive life and that has changed. we'r

this is 33-year-old utah man christopher reeves.ly arrested for a pretty serious charge, actually. dui and the possession of methamphetamines, but his name is christopher reeves, does have the superman t-shirt on, and authorities did feel the need to point out that he is not related in any sort of way to christopher reeves. also, not related to george reeves who played superman back in the 1950s. we can go on with this one, but he is locked behind kryptonite bars. >> what are the chances of him wearing that shirt the day that he gets caught and taking a mugshot? or something sd he wir that shirt every day. >> it's kind of the haircut too. >> okay. this teacher in belgium, many of the, may be a superhero to other teachers because he has found a way to get the class to be quiet. you know the show "game of thrones," right. well, a lot of his students watch it. he said if you don't be quiet, i'm going to start writing the names of everyone that gets killed off in the show on the chalkboard and, of course, no one wants a spoiler in a sho

richard reeve, abc 7 news. >> i like that idea. i had at 11:00, a new chapter of "300." "300:enge gets graphic in rise of an empire." "300:enge gets graphic in rise of an empire." is that what i think it is? i've never seen anything like it. it's a miracle. it's not a miracle, it's an eggs benedict sandwich. but how'd you get the eggs benenedict into the sandwi? i went to dunkin'. i'm still not sure how they got the eggs benedict in the sandwich.

reeves case? >> it hurts mr. reeves case in a really bad way.y it is reasonable to be in fear of butter popcorn. it doesn't wash. the video is not helpful to the defense. it is very, very damaging. video evidence is probably some of the best evidence that the prosecution can use in any trial. they will drive home the point to this jury that he shot because he was angry and upset that there was texting going on in this movie theater. that is not okay. this man died because of it and the victim doesn't get a do over. forget the defend defendant. this is very problematic for this defendant. >> you know the victim's wife was next to him during the shooting. she said she never would have expected this. listen. >> nicole, is there any reason why the man who shot your husband would have felt threatened in any way? >> absolutely not. not in the least. i never expected it. never could have imagined it. it was a couple of words, no threats, no harm, no nothing. >> and during a bail hearing, another witness testified that mr. reeves own wife thought he had

then that's when inmate reeves tries to take something off his tray. he points in his face, and then that's when the fight starts. >> narrator: if reeves can convince disciplinary officer hale that he did not instigate the fight, he could return to his dorm. if not, he could face up to 60 days in segregation. >> i mean, now is the time to explain your situation, and i'm gonna tell you, don't lie to me, because i've already watched the tape, and i know what happened, okay? go ahead. >> we just started fighting. i feel like if i wanted to really fight him like that i'd have -- you know what i'm saying? caught him off the camera we would have fought. so i wouldn't have to deal with you all right now. >> when i watched the video, it showed me that you were trying to take his food from his tray. >> i was gonna move his tray out of my way because he was sitting where i was sitting at. >> well, i mean, you sat down at a chair, and then he sat down at a chair. i mean, where did you want him to go to? >> right, but where he was sitting at is where i was sitting

then reeves takes out his gun and fires it, killing olson. reeves told police that mr.lson punched him. but witnesses say that he simply tossed some popcorn at him. and today we know reeves sent his own text message before the shooting. faith, will this new revelation hurt his case? >> i think it's underscores the outrageness of everything that took place in the movie theater that night. if this case goes to trial, which i think is unlikely. thing is a plea possibility here. mr. reeves should talk to his attorney. because when you have this kind of video evidence, it's really difficult for you to go and assert the kind of defense that he is asserting right now. but every fact there was against him, including the fact that he was texting is going to be used against him in trial. >> michelle, if you were defending him, how do you beat the video, and how do you explain he was texting when he was supposed to be outraged at his victim texting? >> listen, it's a tough case. i think this case is going to go to trial, especially with the type of defendant this is and this law e

but matthew reeves says, when he arrived, he heard shooting.he even tried to help the shooting victim. curtis reeves is charged with second degree murder. he claims he fired in self- defense... but witnesses say the victim, chad oulson, never threatened reeves. the latest debate over guns is focusing on a billboard above the stevenson expressway. this billboard has been up, near cicero, since january. you see a baseball glove, a pie and an assault rifle. underneath are the words, "pure american." father michael pfleger is among the critics who want the sign taken down. they say it sends the wrong message in a city troubled by gun violence. >> there's been a move to make guns part of america. i was born in or that i love. >> the billboard company says the company, slide fire, has a constiutional right to put up the ad. slide fire has previously said that chicago is the perfect location for it because of its high crime rate and gun restrictions. a government watchdog group is criticizing mayor emanuel's latest city bond sale. the city of chicago

richard reeve has more. >> these are the flyers you were talking about. the victim came from el salvador about a year ago to build a new life. now the police are looking for her killer and her family is speaking out. sir?w is it going, >> in an urgent search for answers on a bitterly cold night, one week after the shooting death of the grocery marisol.known as >> she was very nice. >> detectives were passing out flyers, hoping for new information. >> any suspicious activity or chatter. hole and store surveillance, vital clues in a terrible crime. her family is devastated. >> is very hurtful. what a sad the most is the way she passed away. >> three masked men entered the store just before 9 p.m., when shots were fired. 21 years old, a single mother with a nine-month-old baby girl, was killed. her fellow cashier was wooded. the men fled empty-handed. -- her fellow cashier was wounded. men fled empty-handed. from this family member who does not want to be identified, and urgently. urgent plea. to coment the community out. please don't be afraid. flowers besi

. >> with a quick once over on the truck, randy reeves sets off with a delivery. he came to the oil country to find a job when work in florida dried up. reeves landed a supposition with strata corp within a day, crediting his air force experience. >> there's a prompts on the application of being a veteran. i think that strata looks out for its veterans. >> strata is not alone. there are other companies giving preferential treatment to veterans, citing skills, discipline and adaptability. this recent job fair in williston opened an hour early to veterans so they could get a leg up on other candidates. >> i'm looking for opportunity. >> 41-year-old air force veteran adam went from one booth to others looking for jobs. >> i'm not worry about anything. >> some companies, like continental resources use veterans to recruit other vets. rob bryant says working in air force security helps him. >> so many times in the military they put you at an early age responsible for resources going into the millions. they break down responsibility and they make sure that you go to work

it showed retired tampa police officer curtis reeves jr.g at a florida movie theater on january 13th, minutes before he allegedly shot and killed a man for texting during a movie preview. reeves is charged with second degree murder. >>> and in time, scientists find evidence of massive water reserve near earth's center. scientists say an elusive mineral points to the existence of a vast reservoir that could be larger than all the oceans combined. good sci-fi movie. >>> now to some stories you might have missed. breaking news in austin, texas, at the popular south by southwest festival. at least two people are dead after an out of control car plowed through barricades. you're looking at some of first amateur video we seved on this. police say 23 people were injured, some critically. the driver of the car is in custody. >>> an 8-year-old minneapolis boy punched for his ipad. his aunt chased after the thief. she didn't catch him, but a nearby store owner did. the suspect is charged with aggravated robbery. thankfully we can tell you the boy is

richard reeve, abc seven news stop >> thank you. who is charles severance? we spent the day digging into his past. clean his connection to the city of alexandria. we discovered some disturbing details. our live team coverage continues. good evening, ross. >> we have learned that he ran for mayor of alexandria twice and congress wants. it was the first mayoral campaign when he popped up on the radar of the alexandria police. his behavior was bizarre. he would show up to campaign even dressed in a gothic style. whenever questions you asked him, he would talk about mental illness. is something he wrote written in third person. inran for alexandria mayor 1996. >> he was not a part of the fabric of the community. unbeknownst to me, the city manager at the time had signs and undercover cop to shadow the campaign. they were concerned about this guy. >> neighbors say that severance had lived in this town home for five or six years. he stood out, always wearing a long black trench coat and short shorts. >> he would come out. he would run around the yard or get on his

richard reeve was there. he is here to tell us what was discussed. >> a political pep rally. mayoral candidate forum. this standing room only gathering, a chance for latino caucus members to ask tough questions. we are hoping they come out and hear the community. >> latinos make up 10% of the population. none of these signs has a latino name. is leading with 28% support among likely voters would not talk outside. >> we will make a lot more housing affordable. involvementjobs, with the city, drivers licenses, things of that nature. >> tommy wells in the spotlight this week with hearings on a troubled fire department. when the thread of articles one person, they fill all of us. >> the council member was 20% support was late but did show, arguing for health care for illegal agl immigrants. >> it make sense for people fiscally, healthwaise. northwest, richard reid, abc 7 news. he can resume his $50 million lawsuit against a promotion company. the virginia supreme court set a lower court made a mistake in dismissing the case. they say that they inc. urged his now ex-wife to run aw

richard reeve, abc 7 news. >> the latest on three unsolved murders in alexandria.an extradition hearing for charles. he is a person of interest in the murders of ruthanne and nancy. he is currently in a west virginia jail on an unrelated charge it. customers wanted him return for a gun possession warrant. new developments in the ukraine where a referendum on whether part ofhould become russia. it is hours away. russian troops seized control as well as an authority outside of the disputed area. protesters for and against the boat today. -- vote today. many marched in a moscow. the national security team in the white house met today. a resolution that was opposing tomorrow's vote. marion barry campaigned today with the vincent gray. he is running for reelection. campaign released this picture showing of these men out and about. got him out of the house and he loved it. early voting in the democratic primary for d c begins on monday. you have another reason to slow down. learn aware a speed camera -- where a speed camera is back up after being taken down. and more on

richard reid has the very latest -- reeve has the very latest. >> investigators are looking into the background of the crew and the passengers. especially the two pilots. police believe the systems on board was disabled. one possibility was that the pilot wanted to commit suicide. while search teams continue to look for the flight, u.s. authorities now suspect one or both of the pilots took part in what is being called a deliberate action. >> this is a hijacking but probably in internal hijacking. >> the plane took sophisticated maneuvers apparently to evade radar and keep passengers from making outside contact. >> they took it up to 45,000 feet for the purpose of killing passengers possibly. systemsommunication were shut off and turned back towards malaysia before it disappeared. >> the malaysian authorities every focused their investigation into the crew. >> malaysian police searched the pilots residence for about two hours. children married with has a flight simulator in his home. the copilot is engaged to be married. nobody answered the door at his house. a malaysian singer is a

eastabrook has more on our series "the new frontier", >> with a quick once over on the truck, randy reeves sets off with a cement delivery. the 53-year-old came to north dakota oil country a few years ago to find a job when work in florida dropped up. he landed a position within strata corporation within a day, crediting his experience as an air force vet rap. >> there's a prompt on the application, and i think that strata looks out for its veterans. >> oil service companies are recruiting workers for thousands of jobs in the oil fields in north dakota, sometimes giving preferential treatment to veterans citing skills, discipline and reliability. this job fair in williston opened an hour earlier to veterans so they could get a leg up. >> 31-year-old air force veteran went from one booth to another looking at a variety of jobs. >> i'm getting a feel, do what i need to do. i'm not worried about anything. >> i can take your resume if you like. >> some companies like continental resources used veterans to recruit other vets. rob bryant says working in air force security helped him as a foreman

richard reeve, abc 7 news. >> coming up, three people killed in a mudslide. we will tell you what is being blamed for the slide. plus, think it is getting crowded in the district? learn how many people are moving here in each month and how the city is reaping benefits. crowds hit the tidal basin to mark the >> the changing face of the district. more people are calling the district home and city officials cannot be happier. sam ford explains it comes down to dollars and cents. >> if you have lived in the district since the 1990's, the change is striking, the city teeming with people, and construction to accommodate with city officials say are 1000 new residents moving in on average per month and a study by the chief financial officer says it is working wonders for the city's bottom line. >> it is a place to live rather than just work. >> the district can only tax people who not only work here but also live here. with all the newcomers arriving, that means more money earned in the district stays in d.c. from the 1980's until the mid-1990's, only about 35% of th

reeves land add position with strata corporation within a day.rediting his experience as an air force veteran. >> there is a prompt on the application of being a veteran. and i think that strata looks out for it's veterans. >> strata isn't alone. oil service companies are recruiting workers with thousands of jobs in the oil fields. sometimes given preferential treatment, siting their skills, discipline, and adaptability. >> this recent job fair opened an hour early, so they could get a leg up on other candidates. >> i am looking for opportunities up here. keptly want to talk to you. >> looking at a variety of jobs. >> i will get in the field, do whatever i need to do. i am not worried about anything. some companies use veterans on staff to recruit other vets. rob bryant says working in air force security helped him as an oil site foreman. >> so many times in the military, they put you at an early age of responsible for resources that go into the millions of dollars. there's they kind of break down responsibility, and they make sure you are to wor

richard reeve is following all the fast-moving developments. news does not appear good. vietnamese air force plane spotted those oil slicks close wentere that going 777 missing. it is the first sign the jetliner has crashed. among those on board, three americans. a man identified as philip boyd and two young children, aged 4 and 2. joiningavy destroyer is the search for malaysia airlines flight 370. with 239 on board went missing on saturday in the south china sea. >> no news. worried. >> air force pilots have discovered to large oil slicks, the kind that would be produced by fuel tanks from a twin jetliner. >> all indications are that there was no distress call. there could be something catastrophic that has taken place. roke radarne b contact and midflight. on board -- 270 seven passengers from 14 countries. >> we are doing everything we can to ensure that every possible angle in the situation is addressed. >> the pilot has had 31 years with malaysia airlines. one of the best safety records in aviation. >> this is very rare for an airplane to disappear is not normal. >

no relation to the late actor, christopher reeve.hirt. >> i could see why i would do that. >> i tell you, it drives people crazy. outside dean cain to become superman. it's a hex. >> do not name your child christopher reeve. >> right. >> all right. meanwhile, if you're thinking of a good name, maria is always a good one. and we got one right there. >> yeah, that's right. very common name. but let's take a look at the weather conditions. before we go to the weather, i want to show you this image because this is an image of something called vp 113. a grand new planet -- brand-new planet discovered in our solar system. it's farther than pluto. this is farther away than pluto. icy and cold. we'll be discovering new information on this system over the next several years. and a place that's warmer is new york city than that new planet. windchill is 12 degrees. feels like 19 in cleveland and it feels like 13 below zero in caribou, maine. but it's going to warm up into the afternoon and temperatures will make it into the 40s in places like c

>> well, initial estimates from lee and his supporters said that it wouldn't really affect reeve newmuch. it would be close to revenue neutral a. new study out this week by the tax policy center, a project of the liberal leaning urban institute, brookings institution said it would reduce by $2.4 trillion over ten years. lee said i accept this now, it's interesting, we're going to go back to the drawing board and try and work on this, incorporate this analysis. they will have different options they want it closer to revenue neutral. they can go for growth, that would grow the economy, also grow federal tax receipts. by encouraging people, encouraging economic activity. they could reduce or limit deductions out there, right now as you mentioned they cap the mortgage interest deduction at 300,000, they get rid of the state and local tax deduction in order to pay for the tax cuts by reducing the rates to 15 and 35% in the two brackets and expanding the child tax kreld. that's what they are going to stick with no matter what. >> in a way taking a page out of the old reagan tax cuts. if yo

programming and marketing manager for the smithsonian latino center, and in austin texas, maggie reeves rodriguez associate professor of journalism at the university of texas in austin, and director of the u.s. latino and latino oral history project. let me start with you, maggie, you have been collecting stories and we celebrate our military as a place where that's a kind of level tear takes poo emfrom all walks, all stations in society, and makes them equal in one uniform, what kind of stories did you hear about unequal treatment that makes these medal of honor investigations ring true? we have -- one story we hear over and over again, is that when the latino men were in the military, they felt this kinship with one another, this brotherhood, so they didn't distinguish so much between the italian, and the irish guys and the injuryish guys they really did feel like these -- these really were a band of brothers. only the other hand, another kind of story is that they were -- they sometimes did the same things they had the same heroics as someone who is not la tyne know, and of course la

the guy's name is actually christopher reeves like the late actor that played super man.ug shot was arrestsed for dui and possession of meth. >>> while night foiishing, they found a tug on the line. what was it? after the tug of war, the team discovered they caught a 14 foot hammer head shark. instead of keeping it, they released the predator into the wild. good for them. >>> lindsey graham holds a press conference on gambling. she plans to make a bill banning. in 1997 members were found dead all wearing matching sneakers and draped in a purple cloth. they believed souls would be transported to a spaceship following a comet. stephen tyler 66 and diana ross is 70. keep it here for more news, weather, sports. i'm betty nguyen. thanks >>> right now, taking a live look outside, the roads are wet, as raindrops starting to fall around the area. live look outside san francisco, palo alto. >> rain expected to pick up throughout your morning commute. good news there. >> good morning, 4:30. i'm peggy bunker. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. right to meteorologist christina loren with mo

joining us jeff reeves, investorplace.com editor. jeff, cuff to see you.demand on oil specifically. start with the demand side. demand is dropping. i didn't realize how much until you sent your notes. tell us about it. >> yeah. i mean it shouldn't be much of a surprise to us here in the west, energy efficiency is a focus. specifically to big oil, if you look at some of the energy sources we have, a lot of frack something for natural gas. it is cheap. it is clean. it is preferable. telling to look at oil specifically because fuel oil has been on the decline as a heating source since the 1970s. energy efficiency and mpgs in cars are more efficient. there is less demand domestically. there is still demand in emerging markets, the drop we see in the west results in not that much growth. forecast in 2014, imf increased its forecast for demand worldwide, up 1% on bullishness. that should tell you everything you need to know. sandra: jeff, i i want to pull p the oil consumption that is right accident the united states. we were showing it while you were talking. o

jeff reeves, investorplace.com editor. jeff, great to see you again.ve seen this inflation for a while. i know the federal reserve doesn't admit inflation exists but anybody that goes out to shop knows it does exist. of course they take out food prices and energy prices. how much of this is weather-related and hough will go beyond the springtime, beyond just weather-related events? >> i think a lot is weather related. there is undeniable inflation for food and energy prices. don't forget a lot of commodity prices if they're dollar-denominated, in weak dollar environment they tend to go up more, in strong dollar they tend to go down. we pull off the gas on quantitative easing if there rate headache i think that will put a lid on commodity inflation. bottom line some. big droughts around the world ands have very cold weather and unrest in russia, russia is big wheat producer. a lot of events are kind of hurting the agricultural commodities market. cheryl: jeff, severe drought conditions we've seen particular in the south, not as bad as this year as years

court documents reportedly show 71-year-old curtis reeves was also texting, sending a message to hisgger. 43-year-old chad oulson was shot dead in the incident. reeves is claiming self-defense and has pled not guilty. >>> today in new hampshire, former massachusetts republican senator scott brown is taking part in a republican leadership event, and we could, we could find out if he's planning another run for the senate from his new home state. brown is said to be seeking campaign staff here in new hampshire, and some say he's very close to starting an exploratory committee. we will see. as you know, brown eserved two years in the senate, winning ted kennedy's former seat in a 2010 special election before being defeated by elizabeth warren. >>> set to be released today, another set of documents likely to show what it was like in the white house during the end of the clinton administration. the national archives will put out another 4,000 pages that were held under seal since president clinton left office. this will include documents related to the 2000 presidential campaign and florid

so we've heard about the position that reev a steenkamp was standing in.ve heard about how when the first shot went through the door and hit her in the hip, she would have fallen into a heated position on the magazine rack. we also heard the bullet hole in her arm would have been caused while her arm was in a defensive position and that the final bullet hole to her head caused her to slump down and have her head on the toilet, which is why there was so much blood at that part of the scene. so we're actually starting to hear a blow by blow account of what exactly occurred. >> pull all of this together for us, kelly, what is the prosecution actually tryinging to portray here? where is it going to end up? >> well, the first piece of invest that was put forward was that the initial bullet wound to the hip would have been -- would have happened while she was standing facing the door. they're clearly trying to contradict the defense's version of defense that perhaps she had been in the bathroom because she was using the toilet. so they're contradicting the fact

. >>> icecaps are melting, coral reeves are dying, and temperature rising according to new u.n. report findings. in the new york times panel warns the worst is yet to come. in usa today the effect of climate change can be seen everywhere. a few of the headlines after the u.n. report from japan saying government action is going to be crucial in cutting greenhouse commissions. the report said we're not ready for the extreme conditions that come with the changing climate. predicted, also, wide spread hunger, inland flooding, and loss of electricity and running water. according to the chairman of the panel, quote, nobody on the planet will be untouched bit impact of climate change. >>>let get you to sports right now. 1992 you remember the fab five shaking up college basketball. now it's koentucky's turn. with seconds left a kentucky freshman takes over. >> for the final four, harrison, that shot -- made it! >> yeah, that went in. the eight seat kids from kentucky win 75-72 making it the first time in 22 years that a freshman startling five has lead their team to the final four. we w

carol reeves can't afford the $5 a gallon it would cost to refill her propane tank, so she has been using the electric space heater and wood stove to stay warm. >> the pipes froze up and busted. and now because we had to use all these electric heaters, they're going to shut my lights off. >> reporter: even the federal government didn't see this coming. the red on this prediction map is where noaa said it would be warmer than normal. the blue on this actual map is where it was colder than normal. but not everyone got it wrong. >> we're bracing ourselves according to the farmer's almanac now for a piercing cold, bitterly cold, biting cold coming winter. >> so we ask the almanac. when is this all going to end? >> i think march is going to be a transition month, but it's also going to be very cold, and there is going to be lots of snowstorms. >> reporter: and spring cannot come soon enough. we have another storm coming over the weekend. it will start in the west on sunday, move to the northeast on monday. it could bring a significant amount of snowfall, widespread power outages, and travel is

pamela reeves was originally nominated last may, may of last year. almost a year ago. timothy brooks and pedro delgado hernandez were originally nominated last june. vince chhabria was nominated last july. when everybody knows they all could have been confirmed last year. they all had strong republican and democratic support in the senate judiciary committee. but instead, republicans blocked their confirmation all year long until they had to be returned to the president at the end of the year, and then they had to be renominated and reprocessed -- people have already gone through the whole procedure, had to go through it all over again. and then senate republicans again after they had been voted out with strong support from the judiciary committee, senate republicans again forced us to file cloture to the -- to end the filibusters of these nominations. it's going to take the senate eight, nine, and ten months to bring these nominees up for a vote. that's shameful. you know, what it does to the nominee is outrageous, these are people that -- with distinguished careers a

carol reeves cannot afford the $5 a gallon it would cost to refill her propane tank so she's been using her stove pipe to stay home. >> the pipes froze up and busted. now because we have had to use so many electric heaters, they're going to shut my lights off. >> reporter: the red on this prediction map is where noaa said it will be warmer than normal. but not everyone got it wrong. >> we're bracing ourselves according to the farmer's almanac for a piercing cold, bitterly cold, biting cold coming winter. >> reporter: so we asked the almanac when is it going to end? >> march is going to be a transition month but it's still going to be cold and also more storms. >> as this system heads our way, remember you can stay up to date no matter where you are. download the storm team weather app for the latest. >>> right now in southeast, d.c. police are looking into an attempted carjacking, this surveillance video right here could be key in finding the man responsible. this happened tuesday night at a bp gas station on pennsylvania avenue in southeast. officers believe a woman got out of her car

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i think responsibility for steve reeves up to ten. monetary fund is in court in cairns today. to my garden is being questioned in a corruption case that reaches all the way up the former french president was seeking. johnny as yard false start in the port of sebastian full with real russian flags are now reportedly flying at the entrance to ukraine's and navy headquarters as follows earlier reports that said pro russian forces had stormed the navy hq. ukrainian prime minister is now saying the situation in crimea has escalated from the political conflict to a military one on tuesday the first ukrainian soldier was killed in the region and as our oliver fairy reports the prime minister says russia is to blame ukrainian please care of the army barracks when they're there and she is the ukrainian soldier became the first casualty of the crimean conflict. the man was reportedly shot dead during a standoff between ukrainian troops and all known forces out but there's no can say that so armed masked men stormed a senate seat. somare has rushed in. we rolled the windows and made ever

next the bad, a superman fighting for truth christopher reeves arrested in his own super man shirt whilee highway. he has no relation to the late actor. the ugly. hundreds of cats taken from an emergency shelter being taken from a woman's house in pennsylvania. the crazy cat lady has 270 cats inside. >> great to be here. i will see you in a couple of minutes. "fox & friends" starts right now. >> thank you, ladies. good morning. it is thursday, march 27. i'm ainsley earhardt filling in for elisabeth this morning. the pope and the president coming face-to-face for the very first time just momentsç ago. but did these two men actually have more in conflict than they do in common? >> meanwhile, first he called americans liars. now the obamacare disaster is your fault because you can't figure out that darned internet. >> there are some people who are not like my grandchildren who can handle everything so easily on the internet. >> stop it, harry. more coming your

reeve says he has adopted to some of the harsh of reality in the oil patch, which include long work hours and sometimes fridged temperatures, but he admits there's one thing he hasn't quite adapted to, being 2,000 miles from his wife. the physical part of it, a little rough. >> not even the military could prepare him for that. dianne al jazeera, williston north dakota. >> and join us tomorrow for part three of our series the new frontier, we will show you the challenges the local school systems face with the influx of new students. new satellite images may provide a. proking lead, next we will look at a process of going from an image like this to actually finding the plane. welcome back, everyone. to al jazeera america. crews will head back to sea to resume the search of missing airline 370. as we reported the australian government announced satellites have picked up images of two objects floating off it's western coast, so how do we know whether those items belong to the missing flight? our science and technology correspondent joining us now from san francisco, and jake, how do you go fr

that hearing starts at 10:00 today at the reeves center on 14th street, open to the public. the four-member board will determine the innocence or the guilt of this lieutenant and even recommend a penalty if that's appropriate. back to you in the studio. >> delia, thank you. >>> the pentagon's review of last september's shooting at the navy yard found troubling gaps in the department of defense's ability to protectity employees as well as prevent and respond to attacks. 12 civilian employees were killed when contractor aaron alexis opened fire. the pentagon report blames navy officials and the information technology company which employed alexis for not reporting a pattern of misconduct and disturbing behavior. the report issued several recommendations be made including better and regularly updated background checks, setting up a system to evaluate and handle employees who may pose a threat and it also recommended reducing the number of security clearances handed out by the government. >>> we have new details on the mystery surrounding the malaysia airlines flight. the govern

from the draft transcript that you've reeved, it doesn't appear that there's really anything out of the ordinary. we're just kind of trying to find something there. but it was fairly normal. normal transactions between pilot and ground. >> let me turn to other questions about the flight that i've heard from our viewers. this no man's land, miles, when kuala lumpur and malaysia hand over good-bye, before ho c ho cho ch ho chi ming picks up, is that normal? >> basically what the controllers do is send it off in a gate fashion and you're supposed to maintain a certain speed of altitude and you report it on a high-frequency radio but you're not under positive radar control. there are all kinds of places in the u.s. at a lower altitude where that happens. >> and how long is it usually? ten minutes? an hour? >> if you're flying in the north atlantic, it's a couple of hours for sure before you're reaching radar. so it's a matter of hours. in this case, it might be a quick dead band between the range of the two radars at each location. i wouldn't worry too much about that. that is common in the

reeve landed a position, crediting his experience as an air force veteran. there's a front on the application of being a veteran. and i think that strata looks out for its veterans. oil service companies are recruiting workers for thousands of jobs in the field. sometimes giving preferential treatment to vet wraps citing their skills, discipline and adaptability. this recent job fair in williston opened an hour early to veterans so they can get a leg up on other candidates. 41-year-old jason went from one booth to another looking at a variety of jobs. >> i'm getting a field, doing what i need to do. i'm not worried about anything. >> some companies, like continental resources used veterans to recruit others. >> so many times in the military at an early age of responsibility they put resources going into the millions. they make sure that you go to work every day on time and hold you accountable. mop say that they are eager to hire vet wraps. like a lack of housing and veteran services. >> housing is so tight in towns lick williston. that's if you can find one

the one with christopher reeve. and my mother was like, "look, no, sorry.you're tiny tim. that's key. >> i'm like, "i'm eight." you know, come on. so my dad saw it a different way and he snuck me to the movie. >> seth: i was at "a christmas carol" that night. it was terrible. >> no! >> seth: without tiny tim, that whole play fell apart. >> it doesn't work! you're right. it kind of misses its emotional core. >> seth: scrooge shows up. he's like, "where's tiny tim?" they're like, "we don't know." and he's like, "i'm out of here." >> that's right. the whole show is built around that character, so it was a disaster that night. and i felt terrible watching the movie. >> seth: so you are now in "nymphomaniac part 1", which is a sequel to "a christmas carol"? [ laughter ] >> one of charles dickens' great hits. yes. >> seth: so this is a lars von trier movie. >> yeah, lars von trier. >> seth: and it seems like -- i've seen the trailer. it seems pretty intense. tell me about the film. >> well, it's -- it is. it's very sexual. obviously, the title is extraordinarily

standing rules of the senate, do hereby move to bring to a close debate on the nomination of christopher reeve cooper of the district of columbia to be united states district gunnel for the district of columbia signed by 1 senators as follows: reid of nevada -- mr. reid: i ask that the reading of the names be waived. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. reid: i ask unanimous consent that the mandatory quorum under rule 22 be waived. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. reid: i move to proceed to legislative session. the presiding officer: question is on the motion to proceed. all in favor say aye. all opposed, say no. the ayes appear to have t the motion is agreed to. mr. reid: i move to proceed to executive session to consider calendar number 582. the presiding officer: question is on the motion to proceed. all in favor say aye. all opposed, say no. the ayes appear to have it. the motion is agreed to. the clerk will report the nomination. the clerk: m. douglas harpool of mo to be united states district judge for the western district. mr. reid: i send a cloture motion to the

wednesday is the next court date for cure 'tis reev,s charged with second degree murder of chad olsonnow as the worldwide web. friday 3-14 is pie day honoring the greek letter that represents the ratio, the circle, circumference to the diameter which is approximately 3.14. and saturday is the 50th anniversary of liz both taylor's marriage to richard burton, their first marriage, that is. and now to washington where charlie rose is filling in for bob schieffer this morning on "face the nation." morning, charlie. >> on "face the nation" former secretary of date jim bakker, form vice president dick cheney, general jim jones and congressman paul ryan. >> cowan: full line up. thanks, we'll be watching. next week here on "sunday morning." >> you could live anywhere in the world. why do you stay in miami? >> all my friends are in miami. >> rita braver talks with enrique e grace just. >> and bob simon -- cted in first steamy movie. >> sex. >> with catherine. with colgate® optic white toothpaste. unlike the leading whitening toothpaste colgate® optic white goes beyond surface stains to deeply

reeves says he adapted to some of the harsh realities of life in the state's oil patch which includerk hours and sometimes frigid temperatures but he admits there is one thing he hasn't quite adopted to, being 2000 miles from his wife. >> the physical part of it, having somebody sit on the couch to hold hands with is a little rough. >> reporter: not the military could prepare him for that. diane with al jazeera north dakota. >> reporter: we will look at how schools are handling the schools coming to north dakota tomorrow. march madness is here and started with a bang jed and john henry smith is here with more in sports, good morning. >> ncaa tournament and we love let me count the ways, four overtime games and a buzzer beater sending single seeds home crying, it was a memorial opening day of ncaa tournament and 12 seeded nd needed a 3 point for 15 in oklahoma and they delivered. and coach phillips needed more from his star in the ot and alexander came through with six of the 12 points and north dakota state beats oklahoma 80-75 for the first ever big dance win. >> actually the play w

reeves pleaded not guilty to the charges. >>> we told you about people using those e.b.t.eing used to buy lingerie. according to a tv station in louisiana people are using tax paid dollars to buy stuff in an adult store called kiss my lingerie. this reportedly has been going on for eight months now. the owner of the store says he accepts all forms of payment and does not discriminate against customers. what do you think of that? a california inmate pulse off a real hudini act walking out of jail unnoqm9ñ christopher lee brown slipped away hours after he was sentenced by imitating another inmate. brown was sentenced to four years for stealing computers with patient information from a medical facility. >>> a bipartisan panel of lawmakers is close to a deal to bring the n.s.a.'s darkest secrets to the surface. if passed the n.s.a. would have to search phone records on a case by case basis instead of capturing all the data the agency would need special permission to do detailed searches. the founder of facebook called the president directly after he learned order to hack compu

possibility and the south bay in san francisco today getting a high of 69th street we did see a late steve reeves yesterday and also has pressure still dominant to if we did see if your record-breaking highs in yesterday and san francisco and halt relief today for the less the same story with the fell 1/2 less-expensive this weekend. by saturday and sunday we will definitely be in the '80s and expected cool down as we head into next week with the potential for some showers. fears the 7 day around the bay forecast, eighties expected for early sunday. i think that's been going to beat the warmest day of the week. gradually cooler conditions as we head into work on monday. temperatures will drop but right now we are only looking at a 20 percent chance for rain. that is something we will continue to monitor. after traffic around the bay area we are currently hot spot free. if you're headed to the bay bridge right now, very light conditions. in the red lights are off see one encounter any delays. heading out of foster city. the bright lights in a story to. as a ticket live outside from the rich and sa

pistol yo pistorius gagging and retching, as the doctor explaining the state he found reev's body. >>amination stipp said he thought pistorius looked clear in his grief and even thought he was suicidal. >> he was making promises to god. he was trying to, i don't know, maybe get atonement. but very, very distraught. severely so. he definitely wanted to live. >> reporter: what was clear that evening? >> it was obvious oscar was emotionally very, very upset. >> reporter: dan harris, abc news, new york. >>> miami police released a video showing justin bieber providing urine for a drug test. the judge ordered the sensitive portions be blacked out. he charged of driving under the influence. the test showed marijuana and a zan naction in his bloodstream. >>> the pope says he carries a cross with him every day as a reminder to show half as much mercy as that priest did during his lifetime. >>> electronic cigarettes with becoming more popular among teenagers with use doubling over a two-year period. researchers say vaping appears to go hand in hand with old fashioned smoking. middle and high s

superstars found themselves unemployed for five minutes, the same day tampa day released reeve us.ning a deal with the afc became runners-up. >> marcus weir signed a3-year, $30 million deal with broncos. $20 million guaranteed. arevis and weir situation were surprise participants due to expensive contracts that the former teams didn't think they could afford to pay. >> john henry smith - thank you for having answers for us. >> a colorado man leads police on a wild chase. what caused him to carr jack three vehicles, including one with a little boy in the back seat. >> no one should be trying to figure out the clothes you have to put them in in a basket. >> heroin addiction, how one state is batting the problem. >> a colorado man is under arrest after leading police on a child high speed chase near denver. ryan stone hopped in an s.u.vl that had a 4-year-old in the back seat and took off. the s.u.vl hit a mini van. he forced the driver off and forced that driver out. he hit another car at denver airport. he forced that driver out and escaped. then police caught up and captured him. >

curtis reeves had just sent a message to his son before shooting a 43-year-old father to death.was charged with second-degree murder. he has pleaded not guilty. before we turn back to the missing flight 370. let's get to indra petersons for a check of the weather. >> looks like once again we're talking about a very cold morning today. even freeze warnings down into the south. raleigh right now 26. d.c. right at that freezing mark the we are going to be rebounding, meaning temperatures are going up as we head towards the weekend. d.c. will jump up to 58. new york city, up to about 46 degrees. we do have a chance for a little clipper, so light rain can be expected tonight through the morning. the real system, what are we watching? all this moisture in the gulf combine wg that cold air mass kind of dropping down. very typical offspring. chance here for severe weather again. thunderstorms and isolated tornados can be in the forecast. austin, dallas, definitely in through houston as well. all this moisture making its way in towards the mid atlantic and the northeast. potential here e

my airline reeves constant data about almost every aspect of altitude, air speed.thing. location is never an issue, where the airplane is. >> tim, this black box, do you believe that these are good enough? everybody's been talking about the race against time. 30 days, and then there's no ping. on some level, it shows that -- that we as human beings think, oh, we can find a plane. 30 days is plenty of time. >> yeah. i think the beacons can be expanded on time. i put assets underwater that cost hundreds of thousands sometimes millions of dollars or multimillion and they have beacons on there that will last 6 months, 8 months. it's -- >> realistic? >> yeah, well, i wand to find it. if i lose it i want to find my gear and so does the insurance company. so i think, yes. they can be expanded at least how long they last. >> your company uses these incredible vehicles that almost look like underwater drones to go and find. the depths they can go to. what are we talking about? >> i've worked with several different avs up to 5 thoishgs feet, pretty much my expertise, but the