>> ronan, the immensity of the sea is hard to express. even going as fast as the space station goes at 5 miles a second, it's such a huge untracked area. and i think in fact from satellites is going to be our first best bet in order to find a debris field, if there is one. looking at the imagery, it's a very promising lead. it's not conclusive at all and could be something that was swept off a ship. but if this isn't the case, it may very well be the way we find the wreckage of this plane assuming that's what happened to it. looking at the sequence of events, that's a very probable outcome. but i've been in the bottom of the space station with the biggest lens that we have staring at the sea and taking pictures of the surface and the vagueries of rerefleks off the water and even with the p3s, it's not nearly as simple as you would like it to be. if someone glances away or catch the wave the wrong way, trying to repeat a grid pattern to make sure they truly exhausted everybody they've looked. it's a really complex thing to do. it sounds li

. >> thanks, ronan. >> up next on "ronan farrow daily"", the other big breaking story, a courtroom drama playing out right now and it involves two big figures in the bridgegate scandal plaguing chris christie's administration. a top new jersey democrat will be with us to weigh in. how colorado's reefer revenue could make other states join them in legal iszing recreational marijuana. >>> one of these celebrities you see here is making today's heroes and zeros. find out who a little later on. [ female announcer ] crest presents: crest 3d white whitestrips vs. a whitening pen. i feel like my lips are going to, like, wash it off. these fit nicely. [ female announcer ] crest 3d white whitestrips keep the whitening ingredient in place, guaranteeing professional level results. crest whitestrips. the way to whiten. guaranteeing professional level results. ameriprise asked people a simple question: can you keep your lifestyle in retirement? i don't want to think about the alternative. i don't even know how to answer that. i mean, no one knows how long their money is going to last. i try not to wo

>> ronan, here is my great fear.t fear is both economically and politically, this nation is moving toward an form of society where a handful of billionaires are going to control the political life and economic life of this nation. and what this supreme court case is about and what citizens united is all about, is saying to large corporations and billionaires, you can spend as much money as you want on the political process. you can buy and sell candidates and do everything you want to create a right wing agenda which will benefit the wealthy at the expense of everybody else. this is not what american democracy is supposed to be. this is why among other things i believe in public funding of elections and we're working hard to try to overturn citizens united and fear very much this new supreme court case. >> who in congress are standing in the way of campaign reform in your opinion? >> virtually all republicans, not all but virtually all. they understand that at the end of the day, when you have families like the koch

ronan? >> thank you so much. katy tur on the scene. as you heard, there are reports of already building code and safety violations in that building and already fallout over whether this should have been monitored more. joining me now live on the phone right now is former fdny captain al fuentes. do we have you? thank you for joining us. >> thank you, ronan. >> we just saw what it looked like on the ground. can you explain to us what are the priorities for crews on the ground right now? >> well, right now, actually, it's still an ongoing developme development. the priority is to contain the fire and stabilize the buildings to begin the search and rescue. >> we saw reports that residents smelled gas and there was a potential leak. do you think that could be the whole story here? >> well, i would be guessing, but certainly from the data and the information that they were getting from the scene, and i'm sure this is going to be ongoing and everything is going to be examined, but it seemed like there was a gas leak. a gas leak in a building

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thank you so much for being here, janet. >> thank you, ronan.e. >> in the final weeks before the march 31st deadline, the administration seems to be pulling out the stops to insure latinos, but there have been stumbles -- the spanish version of the website didn't launch until september. there's been a delay verifying documents. >> there's been a few challenges. and i do think they relate to both health literacy. a lot of folks aren't used to the terminology, introducing them to health insurance is a big factor, and as the president stated, there are at least a third -- latinos and hispanics represent a third of the uninsured in this country. so there's a heavy education lift. there's technology challenges, as we've heard before. but i also think there's some questions around immigration reform and whether some individuals in certain families qualify, and maybe others don't, and whether they put those folks in jeopardy. we've had a lot of work to do. nclr has been the leading hispanic organization working with our network of community-based organ

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>> i think, ronan, what you have is in the northwest, we live all the time in denial of the fact that we live in a dangerous place. we live in an earthquake zone. so we know that at any time it could happen here. it could happen there. so people tend not to think about those kinds of things. they try to put them out of their minds and i think sometimes it's easy to understand how something like this occurs in retrospect. you can look back and find everything that everybody did wrong. if you would try to tell people that they couldn't build a house there, it would have been very difficult to do that in the past. so it's unfortunate that it makes you in awe of mother nature. but got to remember that she can strike quick and she can strike hard. >> i hear you, congressman. in that very article we're talking about, they quote numerous families saying if we had known and including families that were devastated by the 2006 slide, if someone told us we never thought there would be a slide. i did want to push back on your point you can't tell people no to build homes. if you tell them of the

ronan. >> i want to talk about the economics of this.elief to the average unemployed worker would be $300 a week under this legislation. there's an argument that renewing those benefits as we just heard could pump more money into the economy. do you think that's the case? xbl this would be the single measure we could take that would pump more money into the spending stream than any other one that would be politically feasible. >> do you think it's worth the $10 billion price tag attached? >> that's a cost on paper. what we know is that we've had deficits primarily because the economy is still in a very deep recession. the task above all else is to get spending back up to the level that will put jobs out there for people who want to work. there aren't jobs enough for people who want to work. corporations are sitting on mountains of cash. they are not investing, they have factories big enough to build more than people want to buy. consumers are still paying down debt and the people involved here, these are long term unemployed, they have e

>> i'm here, ronan. >> thank you so much for joining us here. you have been in trenches and covering this issue. tell us what the various data sources from within the plane mean. which are the most reliable? and when you look at that path that the plane appears to have taken, what do you make of that fact? do you see deliberate sabotage. >> the only real datapoint we have from the plane at 1:21 in the morning is a blinking signal, which essentially was like a ping, telling a satellite i'm here, i'm here, i'm here. it was only one ping an hour. it did not transmit information about location, speed, none of that. it was literally as if you had xm sirius radio in the car and never added the subscription. it is there and satellite is saying are you interested? and you don't respond. now, the malaysian authorities and now u.s. authorities have looked at this data on the map which suggests according to radar that the plane did take that turn as you suggested, that sharp left bank. and headed out over the straight of malacca and up towards the sea and

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ronan? >> this does not sound hopeful right now. nbc news correspondent tom costello, really appreciate that update. >> not only is this search location remote as we've just discussed, weatherwise, it could be straight up hostile to the search effort. the weather channel's sam champion womcha champion will join us right now. sam, tell us about the conditions that the search has to contend with? >> hey, ronan, how are you? you pegged it beautifully. nice to see you. you pegged it beautifully, it's in the middle of nowhere and way to nowhere and there's nowhere all the way around it really. when you look at that spot in the ocean, we don't have radar coverage because it's not really near anything. we don't have buoy data from there. there's very little ship traffic so there's not regular weather reporting coming out of there. here's what we do know because we have good satellite coverage from that area. when the search start there was a rough storm, so you're getting tough waves, 30 to 40 foot waves. today when daylight gets there it

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paddy's edition of "ronan farrow daily." we'll do a little flight simulating of our own with a flight geek plus, veteran u.s. diplomat looks at the diplomacy hot spots this investigation could trigger. first off it's our headlines. >> more than ten days since flight 370 disappeared, the last satellite signal received from the plane somewhere along these two arcs. >> i would bet money against them ever finding the plane at this point. >> an enormous victory for vladimir putin. >> his objective is to recreate the soviet union. >> we'll stand firm in our unwavering support for ukraine. >> more problems -- >> earthquake, we're having an earthquake. >> scientists labeled it a 4.7 magnitude quake at first but it's been downgraded to a 4.4. >>> rand paul won his second consecutive straw poll. chris christie came in second with 13%. >> you weren't partying last night? >> give me a break, guys. [ bleep ]. >> were you drinking last night? you never drink, right? >> all right, today is day ten of the search for malaysian air flight 370

i feel sorry for ronan farrow.york times," entertainment weekly, but from msnbc president phil griffin who said i met this kid for 20 minutes and i knew he had it and he should have his own perform. he had the lowest rated show on all of msnbc on monday and thol those ratings dropped throughout the week. what i would have done is put him on a show like the cycle, an opinion show, not as much heavy lifting for a co-host and give him his training wheels until you give him his own show for one hour which he's not done any broadcasting, local, community access or especially national. >> it's tough to be thrown into that chair. finally, msnbc let alec baldwin go a while back. he has cover story in "new york magazine." he says phil griffin the president doesn't care about content. he used a more pungent phrase. he went after rachel maddow saying she's a phony off camera. what do you make of this rant? >> it's quintessential alec baldwin. when i interviewed him last year, he insisted we conduct the interview walking aroun

my friend ronan farrow has a look at what's next on "ronan farrow daily." >> great coverage of auto recallsyou. >> all right, please stay with us because ahead on "ronan farrow daily," we have a lot to go over. it's the midnight hour for the health care deadline. we'll look at whether the website will stay awake until then. as the gop looks forward to 2016, we hit the vegas strip with chris christie and the rest of the republican mottley crew. we'll have the call to action on racial inequality in american schools. stay with us. >> i'm meteorologist bill caka s karins, it's a see you later march type day. we could care less if you leave or not. it's blizzard conditions in the northern plains and rainy, cloudy conditions trying to exit new england and new storm in the northwest. the southern half of the country is seeing a perfect day but careful traveling in the northern plains this evening. thit's not the "limit yoursh hard earned cash back" card . it's not the "confused by rotating categories" card. it's the no-category-gaming, no-look-passing, clear-the-lane-i'm- going-up-strong, backboar

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ronan? >> thank you so much. a really helpful overview there. we've just seen footage of the king and queen of belgium. dignitaries are approaching. there's an introduction to president obama that's going to hear. we'll hear some of what she's saying. and we may go back to analysis as we await the president himself. >> ladies and gentlemen, welcome. like many who work for the eu institutions, i began my journey further afield -- >> so while we monitor to see whether anything of significance comes out of the introduction, let's go to a last question. we just heard in eamon that people on the ground in ukraine find it farfetched that russia would extend further into their borders. we've been doing a lot of reporting all week on this subject, particularly with ukrainian americans. there was a lot of anxiety even in the ukrainian community in the united states that that eventuality may happen. ian bremmer, what do you think of that? >> i think it's unlikely to happen absent provocation. provocations can happen very easily. they can be set by ethnic

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journey inside the ranks, not that every day is a surprising journey here on "ronan farrow daily." >> today is the deadline for open enrollment under the affordable care act. >> no problem with the website. it's actually working. >> it was an abysmal failure. >> to point out obama care website was down as of midnight -- >> really? >> the 24th day of the search for flight 370. >> we can keep searching for quite some time to come. >> right now the search area is basically the size of the indian ocean. >> emergency officials in washington state are revising their numbers of the dead and missing. >> even the search dogs are tired. ordered to take a two-day break. >> the speech wasn't on camera. >> sheldon adelson held a meeting with and then bush met privately with sheldon ade lextson. >> a report on the bridge gate scandal was released thursday and clears the governor of any wrong doing and you can totally trust it because it was fact checked by independent investigator trish trishtie. >>> hello and welcome to the program. today is a major deadline for obamacare. open enrollment cloeses

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my colleague ronan farrow has a look at what's next on "ronan farrow daily." >> looking for that interviewnd emotional interview there. stay tuned this coming hour. we have got the very latest on governor chris christie's report and everything you need to know about a few other important subjects, president obama's very first meeting with the pope and especially personal to me, something that mississippi is doing that it hasn't done in 70 years. here's why you should know about it coming up. all that and much more on "ronan farrow daily." >>> i'm meteorologist bill kari karins, we're done with the nor'easter, the afternoon, dry and not as windy, warming into the 40s, middle of the country we could see strong thunderstorms kansas city to little rock through your late afternoon and evening and maybe severe storms. have a great day. co: i've always found you don't know you need a hotel room until you're sure you do. bartender: thanks, captain obvious. co: which is what makes using the hotels.com mobile app so useful. i can book a nearby hotel room from wherever i am. or, i could not book a ho

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>>> welcome to a special saint paddy's edition of "ronan farrow daily."e flight simulating of our own with a flight geek plus, veteran u.s. diplomat looks at the diplomacy hot spots this investigation could trigger. first off it's our headlines. >> more than ten days since flight 370 disappeared, the last satellite signal received from the plane somewhere along these two arcs. >> i would bet money against them ever finding the plane at this point. >> an enormous victory for vladimir putin. >> his objective is to recreate the soviet union. >> we'll stand firm in our unwavering support for ukraine. >> more problems -- >> earthquake, we're having an earthquake. >> scientists labeled it a 4.7 magnitude quake at first but it's been downgraded to a 4.4. >>> rand paul won his second co

ronan, thank you for getting up a little early today. >> great primer there. >> thank you.ter weather hit overnight from austin, san antonio, houston. it's produced already more than 40,000 power outages. it will damper voter turnout. polls places there will not open until 11:00 am today and in williamson county to the north some polling places were being tlaed as well. of course, texas, half the primary vote -- more than half this time is expected to have already voted early. joining me now, the texas tribune's emily ramshon. one of the ways that democrats are making any progress on registering voters and on ramping up their base here, if it's going to happen, will the raw democratic number in the primaries actually be higher than it was four years ago? what do you expect? >> it's possible that the raw numbers will be higher, largely because there's been a national operation at play here. a lot of obama accolades have been down here in battleground texas, trying to get voters registered. you may see these wintry conditions keep iing people hom. there also aren't that many

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(whistling) >>> hello folks, welcome to ronan farrow daily.arance of the malaysian airlines flight and edward snowden is still talking now and bernie sandsers will join us to explain why he is pulling an all nighter tonight. >>> plus, on the third anniversary of mass killings in syria, we bring you a shocking video and turn to you for help in this week's call to action. first, our headlines. >> for now almost three days into this mystery and still no sign of this flight. >> former nsa whistleblower edward snowden will make his first live video appearance. >> he is of course living in russia under temporary asylum. >> the nsa, this global mass surveillance that's occurring in all of these countries, not just the u.s., setting fire to the future of the internet. >> let me start with the bob gates pronouncement. >> you think crimea is gone? >> i do. >> you think we are to some extent returning to some sort of cold war division. >> i worry one would begin to address a crisis by the first thing we do is take options off the table. i don't think the

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