abc's steve owe sun sammy has more about how the family got help from thousands of strangers. >>. >>r: had hardy's turned to facebook rallying troops to save josh, convincing tens of thousands of americans to lobby the drug maker and even the white house for compassion. >> one thing i would want to share with america is thank you so much for the love and support. >> reporter: 7-year-old josh hardy beat cancer, then needed a bone-marrow transplant. that transplant compromised his immune system. he is now losing a battle with a virus that threatens his breathing and could ultimately end his life. >> none of us could fight as hard as he has. >> reporter: the drug they need is brincidofovir. it it fights the virus. and the firm developing it gave it away long before it was ready to patients who begged and pleaded. but the company says its government assistance ran out in 2012. since then they have been forced to spend every resource trying to get the drug fda approved. which means refusing hundreds of requests each year. >> from the family point of view and little josh, they need the dru

, te quiero. >>> te adoro. >>> me lo dice sammy, con esa hermosura al lado hay que echarle ganas. >>>a a william >>> la cara de asustado de william. >>> and you (risas) (aplausos). >>> bravo >>> arnold schwarzenegger con nosotros . >>> y mira cómo lo lanzó. >>> la rocota. >>> qué bonito se llevan en el programa. >>> sí. >>> señores, qué bonita sección,es la segunda vez que vamos a hablar de las telenovelas. >>> a qué viniste al programa. >>> ni me acuerdo . >>> ah, a lo del show. >>> no se pierdan el monólogo 2014, el próximo 27 de abril en el miami dade county auditorium para que vaya a reír con su servidor, en un monólogo. >>>e s un agazajo, no se lo pueden perder. >>> también escucharlo hablar dos horas es un poco difícil >>> pero señores, si se emociona, posiblemente sean 3 horas. >>> señores en el capítulo de anoche de que te quiero, te quiero, se desató la guerra entre ... >>> por qué (todos hablan). >>> tranquilo, tranquilo, tranquilo >>> por qué adal, por qué . >>> tranquilo, tranquilo, oye, como que parece que quiere ir al baño. >>> todo por un café, vamos a ver la escena. >>

y ella se vera en un espejo, y queremos que la cÁmara le enfoque, y listo para revelar mi sammy?mos el secreto de su mamá. ivamos! ♪ ¿es esto lo que hace tan feliz a jaime? si...es pollo y poblanos hecho con campbell's cream of mushroom. ¿de veras? es una de las recetas en campbellskitchen.com. secreto revelado: para un niño feliz... campbell's. m'm! m'm! good!® ♪ ♪ >>> hoy alborotaste las redes willy. >>> quÉ te apareciÓ una novia por ahÍ. >>> la conocÍ cuando teniamos 15 aÑos. ella tiene la carta. >>> y si la manda a "despierta amÉrica" y la leemos? >>> no pasa nada. tenÍa 15 aÑos. >>> imagÍnense, para lo que sirven las redes hoy en dÍa. >>> la mÍa no la usen para eso. >>> su mamÁ me escribiÓ por facebook, y luego en twitter me dijo esto. >>> te acordaste. >>> sÍ. >>> y cambio? >>> para bien. >>> muy linda. >>> estÁ considerando. >>> cuidado, un caballero no tiene memoria. >>> las redes sociales no deberÍa utilizar para aparecerse en la vida despuÉs de 20 aÑos. >>> alan, te apareciÓ ya el... >>> escuchen un pedacito de esto. ♪ ♪(mÚsica)♪ ♪ que bonito... >>> y de caracas, venezu

y mientras celebrÓ la esposa de sammy sosa un baby shoguer es especi especial. >>> por segunda ocasiÓna por todo lo alto y recibieron hermosos regalos. >>> pase la tarde alegre, no me imaginaba que me iban a tratar asÍ. >>> la madre de sammy sosa estuvo presente apoyando a su nuera. >>> bello, la admiro a ella por su acciÓn. principalmente con esas personas que en verdad lo necesitan, es un orgullo para mi. la felicidad de Él es la mÍa. >>> y pronto recibirÁn al nuevo integrante de la familia. >>> la mayor 19. el cuarto tiene 16. y la bebÉ dos aÑos. y quisimos darle un hermanito. y gracias a dios llegÓ rolandito. y vamos a cerrar la fabrica. lo mÁs justo era darle un hermanito. >>> esperan el nuevo retoÑo para antes del 9 de abril. y confÍa que al igual que sus 5 partos anteriores sea natural. >>> y se acerca el fin de semana, y para conocer los estrenos vamos con daniela, buenas tardes. >>> hola, buenas tardes. >>> bueno, les cuento, regresan las marionetas mÁs queridas de la televisiÓn, y reÚnen a una veintena de estrellas. >>> y un sinfin de actores los muppets inician una gira por

. >> have you had the new rum from sammy?. >> sammy has a good history in that. his rum is great. but his party spirit adds something to the brand. it's a party rum because sammy is attached to it. >> what's the biggest mistake you see? >> that's sammy, he'll happily sell you some. >> exactly. >> you clean out bars and restaurants, what's the biggest mistakes that you see entrepreneurs making? >> two mistakes, if you don't have a lot of experience, you have to money to pay for your failur failures. that get close to success and then run out of money. sometimes it takes a few months to find profitability. >> well, we'll tell them to go to evan if they need help. john, thank you so much for joining us. we really appreciate it. >>> well, this is real, businessman gets drunk in las vegas loses $500,000 and now is suing the casino for allowing him to gamble while intoxicated. details of this story when we come back. here's a word you should keep in mind "unbiased". some brokerage firms are but way too many aren't. why? because sel

s on channel 5,'"and we would all run to watch sammy davis jr. or whatever it was. c-span: you are not offended by "amos and andy"? >> guest: no. i didn't think of -- and no one in my household thought of "amos and andy" as being the national geographic anthropological treatment of the nature of the negro. i mean, it it was bunch of buffoons. but "amos and andy" also had several different class types. for example, there were black lawyers and black doctors and black judges and black undertakers, as well as the black trickster figure, the kingfish, who was, you know, brer rabbit, who was a figure straight out of black mythology, and andy, who looked like a bear, was brer bear. i mean, these were myths that we had been raised with, which were playing themselves out on television. i was too young to have heard them on radio, but my parents, of course, did and my parents loved them on radio, too. but they took them as signs of human vulnerability and of arrogance, of hubris, of pain, of love. they took them as typical of the human experience, rather than typical black p

. >> hello, i'm sammy, and you're watching live from doha. also ahead - relatives from chinese passengers aboard a missing malaysia airlines plane threaten to go on hunger jet 10 days after the plan vanishes. >> prospects for meaning process in palestine and israel. >> the government tries to control opposition strongholds in venezuela. >> vladimir putin has started taking the legal steps needed to bring the region of crimea into russia. russia's president informed the parliament of crimea's request to join the federation after it voted to breakaway from ukraine. the actions come despite sanctions being imposed by the united states and the european union. for the latest from moscow, let's go to fred. it shows how little attention putin is paying to the sanctions. >> they are of a wrist-slapping nature until now. they don't seem to weigh in the ballot against crimea, not just for vladimir putin, but most of the russian elite that i talk to. that could change your if the crisis deepens and the sanctions tougher, but right now they are laughing

a little bit, my name is cameron sammy. i'm the enforcement manager with sf mta. a little background. article 6 temporary use of or occupancy of public streets sf mta, the ability to collect fees from major events which are defined in section 6.3. there is three primarily issues from collecting full cost recovery. they are prior to year 2000 cost for traffic control services for annual street fares and festivals were not covered under the code we deemed them grandfathered. the second piece which impacts parades and demonstration is under the 1st amendment rights and the thirst piece to this is that that when any festival is responsible -- sponsored by the city. the fees were not collectibles. sponsors were required to pay fees for food permits but not dpt. today sf mta is charging and collecting fees for providing traffic control services from sponsors for new events, newly established street fairs and festivals. any festival or fair established prior to 2,000 are being charged for the expansion of those events but not for prior to 2000 established. so in other wo

in the dog days of the summer of 2011, it's 16-year-old sammy's last day at a temp job helping out atather's seven 7-eleven in aurora, colorado, and the high school junior is about to get a back-to-school sendoff he'll never forget. >> there was two people at the store. one was getting a blockbuster from the machine. the other was getting a slurpee. the guy with the slurpee was walking up to the counter. i was talking to the guy and i hear a loud noise coming from my right. it sounded like the movie "transformers." it sounded like a transformer was in our store. and then i turned and saw the car. >> a 1986 buick regal bulldozes through the front door of the the 7-eleven crashes into aisles of snacks and sodas, finally settling at the slurpee manner. >> the car was about three feet away from me. the guy with the slurpee, i was scared he was getting hurt. it looked like the doughnut bar crushed him. i was really scared. i was calling him out, but he ran away after it happened. >> the driver is a 17-year-old girl with a bunch of friends crowded in the car. the video clearly shows a coupl

. >> hello, i'm sammy, and you're watching live from doha. also ahead - relatives from chinese passengers aboard a missing malaysia airlines plane threaten to go on hunger jet 10 days after the plan vanishes. >> prospects

. ♪ hello, i'm sammy and this is al jazeera live from doha and they are surveying a large portion ofhe indian ocean and a leader is killed in the valley near the border with syria. >> i'm in the west bank and coming up, as the president prepares to meet with u.s. president barack obama we will tell you what people here are hoping they will achieve. ♪ parliament in moscow is planning to rush through legislation so crimea can join russia, that is after people in the region overwhelmingly chose to break away from ukraine. celebrations in crimea as a result and showed over 96% of voters were in favor of joining russia. but many crimea loyal to kiev boycotted the referendum on sunday and u.s. and europe say it's illegal and threatening russia with more sanctions and eu foreign ministers are meeting in brussels to discuss this and parliament in ukraine is also meet ing this ing in the capital kiev and first this report from barnabie phillips. >> reporter: they were celebrating before the results were announced and feel that a historical injustice has been corrected. in their hearts they al

. ♪ hello i'm sammy and you are watching al jazeera live from doha and ahead relatives of chinese passengersboard flight 370 threaten to go on hunger strike 11 days after the jet vanishes, more talks on iran's nuclear program and meaningful progress. plus. >>> a big breakthrough in the big bang theory and the understandings of the origin of the universe and i'm in cambridge massachusetts with the details. ♪ moscow is forging ahead with efforts to bring the region of crimea to russia and president putin signed the draft treaty to include them in the region after they broke away from ukraine. the latest from moscow let's talk to fred wear and where does signing the treaty leave crimea's status? >> well, this is one of those days when history just seems to go into overdrive and by the end of the daylight here crimea will be part of the russian federation. putin will speak to the joint houses of parliament in a couple of hours and he will introduce this draft treaty to them and apparently they will go to the kremlin and in the presence of the representatives of the crimea republic which is now i

remembering the devastating tsunami interest tore through the fukushima daiichi nuclear power plant and the sammyore through ville js killing nearly 15,000 people. 150,000 people were forced from their homes, the world's worst nuclear accident since the 1986 accident in chernobyl, russia. small towns across northeastern's coast are rebuilding and still a long way to go. a study across the coast of california connected to the meltdown at the power plant. nbc's miguel almaguer has more on the worries of a plume of radiation moving toward the water towards us. >> all right. you guys ready? >> reporter: shoving off the from the port of long beach professor steve manly lead the expedition. just beyond the break wall the marine biologist spots what he's looking for. >> all of this, all of this, that one right up there. >> reporter: could this kelp forest be contaminated with radiation from fukushima. collecting their first samples, researchers from kelp watch 2014. >> kelp watch is a scientific campaign designed to use our local kelp bed as detectors of radioactive materials that are coming over from f

first i had sammy has often been seen as the gateway to europe especially economically which is why it's only fitting that presidency continues his european tour from germany to brussels where he'll hold to strengthen its china's relationship with the rest of the european union. some forgotten cctv prelims. not to be places on the missing malaysia airlines flight mh forty seven c of that screen twenty three days since the beijing bound plane vanished mysteriously up to taking off from kuala lumpur but this still no explanation as to where it went and why. a chinese family members of the passages arrived in kuala lumpur on sunday. rival the members that said they will not reject the media would speak to reporters as a unified why they're expected to press malaysian officials in person the more the titles on the investigation as well as the evidence as to how they came to the conclusion that the plane crashed in the southern indian ocean two thirds of the two hundred and twenty seven passages on the boeing triple seven with chinese and their relatives have expressed frustrated with relatio

open in six other cities including shanghai shenzhen and cons before wrapping up on march the idea sammy cctv. for this edition is a shock if you are more about me is a star is unceasing this is on facebook with adelaide block and is a zoo with a balcony at the end city. the inhuman. yours six. honey to my uti be keen on seeing the inside of them written by big concert began and it's you that this dynamic economy. i think silica based on a good destination. i'm your host or any less thinking that the flood study

meantime this with the subject of attractions but of course we have determined that there was a time when sammy different dates and stuff it's the continuation of the rain. i mean talk isn't often i am not alone the uh uh. since it creates an extension of my meantime this will be finished with twenty eight killings were sent last week on the phone lights in my view that they can sit in so many people who are you re still make it named a week or should do. however with. it's historical constant moving of my best mates. we want to cry mean time spent in the years that we will support them the posts will support the ita. having three if it's going to be seen crying and russian ukrainian and i mean totally reeks of my new colleagues to go. yet you mean the difference in people's minds at times the deal is good for me always has the mood and is now a new toothbrush and leaving the scene and from generation to generation. he didn't get it okay if it's not a gift by me being a russian lands on a mini th lisa could change this. what to do it. interment a chance to make it into the fold and save the uni

. >>> cumpleaños feliz, mi querido, don sammy que dios me lo bendiga, que cumpla muchos años más >>>ero la verdad te queremos mucho >>> y te tengo un regalo. >>> me estás choreando. >>> qué es eso. >>> también quiero que alan no se quiere cambiar el pañuelito, miren, miren (todos hablan). >>> lo está agarrando desde hace as años >>> es una bolsita de joyería. >>> son servilletas. >>> pero te queda súper bien, alan. >>> habrá muchas sorpresas y diversión en tu cumpleaños. >>> primero que todo, muchas gracias, pasé un cumpleaños con muchísima salud, lo mejor de la vida trabajando, muchas gracias por estar conmigo en el día de hoy y también por supuesto para ustedes que me acompañan en los mensajes de cariño, también muchas gracias por el regalo de la botella de champán. >>>e sa botella te servirá esta noche, en sexo al día usted podrá tener intmidad con alguien más. >>> qué. >>> no se asombre, esperen a ver de qué se trata, un segemnto que va a cambiar tu vida. >>> mi amor, hoy de bombero. >>> para eso va a necesitar más que un atuendo, sin ofender, mi querido tacher. >>> ay, qué bonit

about markie and sammy?whammy sammy. >> i want to run it. >> so you are absolutely in love with samantha b. you always have been. >> always. >> they did this take-down on "morning joe" and you love her even more now? >> if you watch it, it's funny. if you watch it again, it's even funnier which is a good sign of a good comedienne. she nailed it! >> where did the apple pie come from? >> so good. frightening fantastic. >> you got to love people who throw themselves at it. >> she threw herself all in. look! your cover is on the cover of "the atlantic"! that's great! too bad. he is missing his little bubble but, otherwise, that is your 5-year-old. >> don't talk about him like that. >> the overprotected kid. >> come on! he is rough and tumble. >> first of all, you got -- your rough and tumble son? you got your son a helmet. you also got wall-to-wall carpeting because you were afraid he would fall down. >> actually, while you continue to attack poor jack. >> you made that poor boy wear a helmet. >> al, you underst

. >> it's how you make someone feel seeing sammy here, everybody feels good about it. >> sam says he's using this opportunity to seek a job with the sharks. >> maybe an equipment manager. how great a story. >> yes what. a remarkable experience that was >> great job. >> thanks for joining us for abc7 news falling out of the sky. >> witnesses describe the horrific scene as a news copter becomes news >> have you noticed your grocery bill inching up? >> live up here on the roof of the kgotv broadcast center. when we might be seeing rain here coming up. >> that is the sound of money. if you have been shopping you noticed your bill getting more expensive. now we know it's going to be worse before it gets better. another beautiful day and without rain the abc7 news joins us live with more. sergio? >> if you take a glass they tell me prices haven't changed much. that is because the owner and chef have been keeching an eye on prices of food coming into their kitchen. their job going to get much tougher. the noticeable food item in the kitchen is beef. >> beef prices drop after holidays and they

. >> sammy tiene una invitada muy especial, cuÉntanos de quien se trata?ahora si trabajo. >> no se vayan que regresamos aquÍ en "despierta america" y van a ver a esta reina dominicana (risas) muy bien sammy me encanta y mÁs adelante vamos a ver el resultado de esta transformaciÓn donde vamos a tener a una televidente echa toda una diva diva. >> aparte que son tantas las mujeres que necesitamos que nos den una ayuda para salir. >> yo te lo doy. >> dale. >> vamos con mensajes y regresamos. >> despierta amÉrica se viste de gala para la acciÓn en nuestra casa. >> la acciÓn comienza con rodrigo santoro, lÓpez de la pelÍcula rio y la prÓxima semana diego luna y amÉrica nos presentan la historia de chÁvez ademÁs del galan y capitÁn amÉrica anthony. >> y para cerrar con broche de oro, llegan a "despierta america" joe y el @ u más exclusiva de la temporada. preference paris lumiere. nuevos tonos luminosos creados por el maestro colorista de l'oréal, christophe robin. rubio dorado iridiscente... castaño rojizo chic y negro zafiro. preference paris lumiere. de l'oréa

bonnie blue sammy. the three-pointer stanford won going away 21 points. karl then there are steps we 16. next two games with all goes well will be at maples pavilion back home. 5344 stanford wins tonight. a little under florida and then set penn state on saturday. stanford men. what's a great time be carnal best ball fan. they upset yesterday a highly regarded kansas pre back to work today. they will meet the day in flyers suite 1616 pre >> : a for sanford resides right now of the i didn't look out. they'll move on to the files. this particular region to the south the knock off as a said kansas. a dayton who upset ohio state. stands next. >> : when you later in the tournament everybody's very good and that's how we preparator are preparing for the in secret very successful feeding grain on an unbelievable when sprayed on tournament this so we have to do as well. this was about. >> : on back once woke up this morning we get to the gym and a strictly about preparing for dayton. and getting ready for the game on thursday. stanford coach first man interviewed

>> backstage with sammy davis jr.de the front page, that's future mayor kasim reed. >> i remember that. that's so cool meeting frank sinatra. >> as a young child, reed would help the volunteers searching atlanta's woods every saturday. >> we literally would walk through wooded areas chaperoned and we would walk for a period of time until about an hour before nightfall. >> but now a new twist in the murders. patrick baltazar, the 20th victim, would be the last child to turn up in a wooded area. a day or two later an official would tell reporters fibers and dog hairs were being collected from the victim's clothing. the next child to die would be found in a river wearing nothing but underpants. fewer clues now for larry peterson. >> we're talking maybe a dozen or dozens of fibers as opposed to hundreds or potentially a thousand fibers. >> the 13-year-old victim was found beneath this bridge over the south river in atlanta's suburbs. a driver crossing that bridge earlier in the week saw a man leaning over the railing. it

. ♪ hello i'm sammy and you are watching al jazeera live from doha and ahead relatives of chinese passengersboard flight 370 threaten to go on hunger strike 11 days after the jet vanishes, more talks on iran's nuclear program and meaningful progress. plus. >>> a big breakthroug

. >> in 1971 sammy lenton was heading to washington to protest the vietnam war, when she was injured in a car accident leaving herself partially paralyzed. >> in the beginning i didn't know what to call myself. >> her focus changed. she been an outspoken voice for people with disabilities, one she channelled into a film called "invitation to dance", if i hear the term people with special needs one more time, i'm going to punch somebody. >> it's one of 23 movies by or about people with disabilities shown in the annual real abilities film festival. it's a week-long event. over 300 film makers applied for coveted spots in the line-up. >> it's interesting to put in a room a person who is deaf, blind, someone in a wheelchair , and a person on the autistic spectrum and, of course, these people have nothing to do with one another, literally don't speak the same language, yet connect on the topic of inclusion. >> festival organizers are leading by example. sign language is provided for the deaf, audio descriptions for visually impaired and all venues made wheelchair accessible. the pass of t

a huge break in that case was that sammy "the bull" gravano, the right hand of gotti, became a government witness in the middle of the trial. deciding whether to use him as a cooperating witness. again, he is someone with his own serious crime record. including murders. do you use someone like that as a witness that you in effect vouch for as prosecutor to the jury? what you do not see out in the public, in front of the camera is all of the agonizing you go through to make a decision like that, preparing him to testify, making certain he is telling the truth when he takes that stand. >> did you help prepare them to testify? >> i was involved in that process. >> what was he like up close? >> very bright, extremely bright. he had lived a life of crime. that came through talking to him, too. >> you mentioned the terrorist attack. this is mayor deakins. you will probably remember this. >> the terrorists' most potent weapon is not a bomb. it is fear. it is that that we, the public officials, must do our utmost to combat. with the announcement of the earlier arrest of those alleged to have bomb

. >> aquÍ seÑor sammy que estoy aprendiendo. >> hablando de sammy. >> estuviste en chicago estas personass segundos yo hago bastante carne porque bien esto tiene que todo en realidad mira, tÚ quieres acoso natural hubo cianpi no obstante, y poner los champiÑones lo puedes hacer, esto se apagÓ le vamos a dar aquÍ no importa esto de aqui lomo vemos bien y le vamos a poner pa citas le vamos a poner pimientos rumores al ca parra tu beso que entre mÁs pequeÑa mas fina lo cocinamos bastante bien, hacer bastante carne de esta porque luego tenemos el horno precalentado a 350 grados tenemos un molde y ponemos, tu sabes lo que estoy poniendo a esto, vegetales el los voy a poner para que se vean mira hay una cama de eso papÁs zanahorias. >> les pones un poco lo tapamos con purÉ de papas tÚ beso que es muy especial. >> es todo un pastel. >> yo uso porque me encanta. >> me encanta. >> hay que decir la verdad. >> porque esto es directo. >> yo escuche sÚper caja. >> estuve pelando papÁs. >> hay que ser prÁctico no. >> por favor tÚ sabes que siempre digo que cuando cocino lo dije en el show el sÁbado y d

he is very close to jonathan daniel in alabama who spilled, sammy young junior.bout his death but for stokely carmichael that was the death of a friend, somebody that was like an older brother to him and even maybe like a fatherly figure to him. so he's a flesh and blood of three-dimensional human beings that there is a price that is paid when you become this international figure. >> host: did he die a wealthy man? >> guest: know he did in this case he is like doctor king he made it a point of pride to leave no wealth behind. that's his family in a bind but it was a point of pride. very little money, maybe a life insurance policy, the family struggled for some time. there is a point in the 1960s he certainly could have bought any money he makes from speaking engagements go back to the organization or political activism so he doesn't die a wealthy man and his medical expenses were taken care of basically by the black community globally with different friends, organizations who did fund-raising to take care of his medical expenses while he was battling cancer in 96

sammy young, jr., who is killed and murdered. martin luther king, jr. we talk about king's death.or stokely carmichael. that was a death of a friend, and was even maybe a fatherly figure to him. so, these deaths really impacted him. so he is a flesh some blood, three-dimensional human being, so there's a price paid when you are this activist who becomes this national, international figure. >> host: did he die a wealthy man? >> guest: no, he didn't. in this case he's really like dr. king. dr. king made at it point of pride to leave no wealth behind. certainly that put his family in a bind but he made it a point of pride. king leaves this world with maybe two suits in his closet, very, very little money, maybe a life insurance policy, and the family struggled, for a time. es chewed trying to gather wealth. there's a point in the 1960s he could have, and the '60s and '70s but all the money, any money he makes from speaking engagements, from books, go back into the organization or his political activism. so he does not die a wealthy man. in fact his medical expenses were taken care of

. >> bonds, though, is not sammy sosa.steroids was one of the ten best. >> that's another guy who i don't like but he should have an asterisk in there because even off the juice, he was one of the best, right? >> i agree. >> yes/no answer, will pete rose get in someday? >> i think it will be after he's passed away. i think there is a chance there will be a movement to get him on the ballot. i think there's no question we could see that in the next few years. >> he's betting on it. >> the book is great. >> he told me 3-1 odds. >> the book is "pete rose, an american dilemma." you got to pick it up. it's a great read by a great editor. >> thanks for having me on the show. >> coming up, we'll go live with an update on flight 370. still no trace on day five. we'll be right back with "morning joe." just take a closer look. it works how you want to work. with a fidelity investment professional... or managing your investments on your own. helping you find new ways to plan for retirement. and save on taxes where you can. so you can

therefore i must always be right sammy sosa said on your book images of never shed a smattering you to put the decision of the joint committees for your consideration . i don't know if you will read this stuff or your statement counselor to the very notion of the russian who was recently one of them on the use of the armed forces of the russians very different on the territory of ukraine that's why they are having to change the reality of the police from the president of the russian thank you for your new based on the interests of the series of the same fifteen if you get all the citizens of government it generations our country's parliament and the new owner to restaff. contingent of the russian army and navy deployment of them to go green and the cordons it will do to national after. the autonomy problem of crimea and in the cordons is the chorus g. part one article one hundred eighteen of the constitution of the national transportation council actually passed on how the federal assembly and production federations are going to take our. two different stand still a few of the freshnes

sammy was off on it i have to do some research into whether that's there was legal or illegal a source really isn't going to go up exactly. so what was so good maybe it's the people who wait on the lawyers the prosecution of it. which department is. responsible for it but they were interviewed in this report by the birch and they were all like what do you think about this and they said well it's illegal we look into these kind of things and they clearly looked into it so carefully that i was they the web site was still up and still the republicans are trying to defund or you know they actually passed a law back you know fifteen years ago or so that said it's a it's a crime a crime for any employee of the federal government to compile statistics on gun deaths in the united states but here is this is what i mean this is not his argument is the argument you are talking about ok so if somebody breaks a law that's on the books this is legal say oh this is illegal then we need to make more laws and i'm saying that you have laws on the books now that are protecting people so wide that you nee

triggered after the home of chief of the army announced his bid to run for the presidency outraging many sammis its general was one of those who helped overthrow the muslim brotherhood backed by president mohamed morsi nine months ago. and to government protesters have risen dry leaves in the thai capital bangkok demanding political reform and the resignation of the prime minister shinawatra people accuse her of corruption and being a puppet of a brother country's former leader who was ousted in a coup over the past five months protesters have shut state offices blockaded rodents and disrupted elections in february these twenty three people have died and hundreds have been injured in violent clashes with police. a deadly explosion in southwestern pakistan has killed a five year old girl and wounded at least sixteen other people including up to eight other children the blast came in the commercial area of where police say the militants were actually targeting the vehicle of local paramilitary troops were possum by the incident happened just a day after insurgents trust a tanker carrying fuel for

people aren't sammy's complicated social issues and.i think there's some misunderstanding with transgender people because there's a lot if that's true why is it. i mean i don't think it's a choice really so how do you if you're not comfortable sitting here and i don't see why you can't change i don't like to see it as a man that's how i see it i don't even really see how you could be and there are a lot of people at this. place or shows that don't and there's been situations where people are going to start asking questions and. i don't answer. i think that if they're really serious that they need to speak with them about it. i think he. doesn't need it sorry buddy the way. he is the way he's explained it to me wants people to know him first. not whether i want to or. just is in serious. speech. i'm also writing about my experience but it. was was is my partner that is transgender from nails. on yeah i mean if it wasn't her die experience of someone that i love transitioning i don't think i would have been able to find myself so quickly

mean that's a definition and so on there you go but you're in the frame and yet we've got this and sammybeing coy and i'm we're doing the same thing and i'm seeing it now within decades and i'm only sixty two you know i still consider mentally i'm about twenty four you know it's just chronologically i'm sixty two but i'm sitting here looking in my lifetime having lived through the cold war and saying we're going to well let's let these morons they read the cold war again when it was all fictitious to begin with they were telling their people this story and i'm the guy in kirton we were telling our people this story on this at the end curtain and all sides were getting allotted to now i mean you know that it's desperate when the war machine reverts back to that cold war propaganda i hope people are smart enough to realize what's going on jesse rise up stop that once and for all thank you so much for coming on coming up to take a look at why c n n's ratings have soared over the last week. technology innovation all the developments around russia. as you have heard. the fact that. they were

the owner of sammy's grill and noodle shop joked maybe the waiters should get a cut, 20% or somethinge's going to switzerland and visit relatives. and good for her. and her numbers were 5, 12, 58, 27 and the powerball 7. i think we need to play the numbers here. >> six numbers, right? >> take these and put them in a ball and pick one out and we'll play it. >> we'll play it. >> and then monday, how you will know if we've won. >> how do we divvy it up? >> well, we won't be here, we'll be discussing that on the beach. >> and just like the noodle shop, you'll give a 20% cut to the guys on the crew, right? >> yeah. yeah. that's the ticket. that's why you love me, come on. >> yeah. see how i railroaded you into that one. >> it's going to be your 20%. >> win 2 bucks -- >> you've got to be prepared. >> we're going to win. i feel it. i'm going to speak it into existence. >> all right. >> mine was good. >> i've got good news for you guys. while you enjoy your fortune cookies -- >> our winnings. >> -- time to start thinking about hot dogs. you know barbara, the msnbc makeup artist. >> yeah. >> s