this is inside the victory lap with sasha eisenberg. sasha, hi. your solving equations.are you solving today? sasha: ask is why rand paul needs better opponents. this is the republican party doing margaret targeting. but rand paul's strategy relies on that type of analytics. john: give us the equation. sasha: for ron paul he ran twice, and a key related a list of donors and supporters. he is going to inheritand he is going to want to use that to expand upon it, to look for other people who resemble him. josh: but he needs more than just dance of voters -- dad's voters. software:. that will be -- sasha: it will be a starting point. john: he has this built-in base that is an advantage but usually there is something extra to that. those voters probably look a lot like the other voters that he wants to attract and bring into his coalition. sasha: this is up the core of statistic modeling. taking a small group that you know about, and extrapolate others but look like an statistically, and reach out to them. john: what is next in the equation? sasha: turnout. growing his votes

sasha: yeah. lemonis: after visiting a number of the locations, it's obvious to me that there's no system, there's no process, and there's no consistency. it's a bigger problem than i thought it was gonna be. you know, it's a lot to take in here. i'm a little disillusioned by what i thought i was coming to invest in. i thought there was a true franchisor/franchisee model with a parent company on top that had franchisees underneath them that were successful, and that i expected to find a lot more authenticity. and, really, what i feel like i've come to is a nice concept that feels a lot more like a startup to a franchise than it really is a well-oiled franchise machine. this is a startup. mike: for the market square store, i personally shopped for that particular location. there has been sweat equity that we invested in these particular stores. lemonis: you didn't invest any sweat into those other locations. you guys didn't do anything. mike: the volume of work that you -- lemonis: have to do? mike

finally, we know what happened to sasha.all under control and he will be safe. >> reporter: but it wasn't under control. the antidote didn't work. litenvenko didn't get better. he got worse. before long, even close friends, like andrei nerasov, who directed a documentary about litvinenko, which included this rare footage, could barely recognize him. >> at some point, i said to myself, why should this be happening to this young, healthy handsome athletic man? what's going on? >> he's fighting for his life. >> reporter: a fight litvinvenko would lose. >> we're sorry to announce that alexander litvinenko died at university college hospital at 9:21 on the 23rd of november, 2006. >> reporter: but in the days just before his death, litvinenko did something remarkable. he knew he was dying and decided to help scotland yard detectives solve his murder. he gave them a series of deathbed interviews. the transcripts provide a remarkably detailed account of his movements on the day he was poisoned. litvinenko's account starts at 10:00 a

she arrived in the white house and her first concern was getting malia and sasha settled. she spent a great deal of time doing that and trying to make their absolutely abnormal lives as normal -- >> i hear she loves the education that the girls are getting. i hear she's pleasantly surprised how good it is. >> well they came from a terrific school in chicago. lab school. and they ended up at sidwell friends what's not to like? >> the word you hear where are they going to live? sasha will not be done with high school when he's out of office and the word on the street that i hear is they're not moving. that they're going to like for first time since jimmy carter they're going to stay until she's done with school. >> a fascinating thing. >> can you imagine two presidents hanging around washington? >> she said and barack obama said as well that if sasha wants to stay here that's what they'll do. >> well it is -- this is i think she's become enormously popular. did she expect that? to become the most popular obama? >> i think she was really struck at a certain moment early first

. >> and coming up next, beyonce sasha's fierce fashions and the woman who made the "sex in the city" style a worldwide phenomenon. >>> plus, who is our number one hollywood fashionista? we're going to tell you. and more star news to cover right here. >>> and now they dated? hollywood's hookup history. tom cruz, for instance, after nicole, but before katie, he dated, get this sophia. >> they always write that it's a romance, but, no tom is just like a friend of mine and there was nothing special about that. >> but before sophia tom also dated heather locklear and cher. >> it's a long time ago, a long, long time ago, and neither one of us ever talked about it. >> the romances of brad pitt before angelina and jennifer were many and included robin givens says pop culture reporter victoria o. >> he headed a guest role on "head of the class." rumor has it the affair ended abruptly because mike tyson came home and was hammering on the front door. >> did they ever meet face to face? >> they did one time. >> was he scared of him? >> yeah, yeah, he was scared, of course. >> brad lived with jul

you may remember this couple sasha and danielle. their decision to raise their kids on free-range parenting sparked a nationwide debate. yesterday afternoon it all came to a head once again. sasha and danielle took their children ages 6 and 10 to a local park, dropped them off and told them to be home by 6:00. this is something they do all the time. when they were not home by 6:30, the parents started to panic and searched for their kids. it wasn't till after 8:00 that the parents received a call from child protective services saying their children had been taken into custody. the parents rushed here and waited until 10:30 last night when they were finally reunited with their kids. turns out montgomery county police had picked the children up after they received a tip to check on unattended children in a park. >> the policeman said we'll give you a right home when we were like two blocks away. so we got into the car. then about two and a half hours later after sitting in the car for two and a half hours, he said okay, i'm going to b

>> sasha: i'm sorry.st ran out of bacon. >> larry: and then shaneka said, and i quote... >> holly: bitch, you don't know who you talkin' to! excuse me! (shooting...) pop! pop! pop! pop! pop! pop! (cheers and applause) >> larry: i want to point out, no one was harmed in the shooting of this mcdonald's and shaneka was arrested. the "we can't believe this (bleep)" players! we'll be right back. you're getting 3 here. alright? here goes. yep. [ crunching ] oh! cheddar, sour cream & onion and salt & vinegar. wow! wow! how did you do that?! i can see through the blindfold. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] pringles! so here's the story of lancaster. the year is 1890. milton hershey has a killer recipe for caramel. flash forward - milton's recipe is reimagined into buttery rich, smooth, surprisingly soft crÈmes. it's lancaster. it's caramel reimagined. europe has big buildings like ours. only famous. and older. and gorgeous. and not like ours at all. rich, chewy caramel rolled up in smooth, milk chocolate... let me know if

la foto, y la intÉrprete dice que sacha le gusta su piano y que no para de tocarlo una y otra vez sashara 3d antenas de% lonas y pueden hacer trabajos delicados como elaborar piezas de computadoras. >>> y lo hacen con poca energÍa lo que ayuda a que las compaÑÍas puedan ahorrar. >>> no estoy convence de aquÍ una hormiga matÁlica pueda hacer el trabajo de un ser humano. >>> preferirÍa que fuera como tu dices que no fue se asÍ. >>> lugar que no. >>> bastante hormiga humana hay para tener que buscar una robot. >>> con eso nos despedimos y gracias por estar con nosotros. >>> hasta maÑana a la hora de siempre aquÍ en el noticiero le mundo. >>> cuÍdese mucho, nos vemos maÑana. >>Él comenzÓ a ir a la iglesia. >>en un trabajo de un mes, por asÍ decirlo, he visto el efecto del evangelio en su vida. >>Él es mi novio y el pastor le estÁ diciendo "vas a ir al infierno; no puedes ser lesbiana". >>por 25 aÑos nunca he usado ropa de mujer. >>¿a quÉ edad te diste cuenta que tÚ eras gay? >>para ser llamado hijo de dios, primero tienes que aceptar a cristo e imitarlo; y no me imagino a jesÚs homosexual.

so there is sasha cardenas, corey howe's, and amanda lightner. come up, but i need to get the timer going. okay. my name is sasha card no response, a cmatc massage therapist and owner of in line body establishment for other practitioners. i have dedicated my adult life to the legitimate body work and treat chronic and acute pain disorders, many of them referred to me by physicians and surgeons. i have invested thousands of dollars and thousands of hours to my training and certification and on going education and study. yet because i provide hands-on therapy, city officials that despite going through background checks and certification, i'm a prostitute otherwise and it can seem to have a negative impact on the community. i have witnessed firsthand the laborious process can be for a business. i went into business myself 5 years ago after the place i worked with struggled to get a conditional use permit. it forced to assume the burden of hours and to obtain this permit. i will most certainly lose my business and livelihood and as more legitimate es

to kick things off may i first welcome sasha romanov which -- sasha romanovich.: welcome to the debate for election 2015. i am ceo elect of grand thorton -- grant thorton i will be taking on the reins in early june, 2015. not long after and maybe before the next government is formed. today's debate is focused on business growth in a global economy and i am delighted that this morning we are joined in the room by businesses that generate a combined turnover of 370 billion pounds to the u.k. economy. they deployed over one million people in the u.k., and importantly what the guys sitting here they contribute over 35 million pounds each year. british business and businesses in the room are actually critical. it is important that business has a voice and politics and policy so that we are able to work together to create a vibrant economy in which everyone can participate. a vibrant economy that relies on trust and integrity in the market. that has infrastructure and allows his and communities to thrive and policy and regulation that allows companies to innovate creat

melia and sasha had school stuff going on today but wanted to spend their last year along with the easter one of our favorite events. we hope you are having fun. this is a particularly special easter egg roll because we have actually got a birthday to celebrate. it is the 5th anniversary of the 1st ladies let's move edition. [applause] and to help us celebrate we have got the outstanding young voice hip harmony here to help us sing happy birthday. is everyone ready? all right. >> hello. hi. >> high. thank you so much to the president and first lady for having us. it is such an honor and so incredibly cool to be seeing at the white house. so honored to be here to help saying ms. obama's initiative, happy birthday. cool that she helps people all of the nation want to be active and healthy. we wanted to present you guys a birthday cake. [applause] >> happy birthday, happy easter. >> all right. are we ready to sing? let's do this. are you going to sing with us? ♪ happy birthday to you. ♪ happy birthday to you. ♪♪ happy birthday. ♪♪♪ happy birthday to you. ♪ >> thank you. >> thank you so much.

this year for a lot of kids that came out, they won't see malia or sasha.e obama said this morning that they are at school today. they won't be taking part in this year's easter egg roll but this is a tradition that president obama penenjoys. he gets in there and rolls eggs with the kids on the south lawn of the white house. they expect 35,000 people over the course of the day here on the south lawn from all 50 states. families could enter a lottery and if they won they got tickets to spend time on the south lawn of the white house. it coincides with the fifth-year anniversary of michelle obama's let's move campaign so they play up the fitness element big and healthy eating big as well. we know about what the obama family did for easter yesterday. we know they went to church. they also according to michelle obama, the girls got itunes gift cards in their easter baskets but we know that sunny and beau didn't get many treats because beau has a bad stomach. >> enough said. sunlen serfaty, thanks so much. i appreciate it. we'll get back to you. still to come wh

sasha has gone from pcos patient to patient advocate. she founded pcos challenge a nationwide group that provides information and support for women with polycystic overresyndrome. the disorder is best known for affecting a woman's chance of becoming pregnant. but after she was diagnosed sasha learned her doctor didn't mention the other serious effects. >> she didn't tell me about my risk for life-threatening conditions sump as diabetes. >> in pcos, the body produces more insulin but doesn't use it efficiently. women can gain a lot of weight and half will develop diabetes or prediabetes before the age of 40. it also raises the risk of heart disease and endomeet treial cancer. however many women don't know they have the syndrome. >> 50 percent of women with pcos are going undiagnosed. this is a real problem. they're going to five to seven doctors before they're being diagnosed and actually many women diagnose themselves before their physicians. >> so, she's teamed up with dr. katherine sharif and other doctors at jefferson university for a

champion topped the leader board last night having a new partner derek hough injured himself leaving sasha to fill in for him. they earned 38 out of 40 and earned them immunity for elimination next week and bachelor chris doels earned another week at the bottom of the leader board and their fox trot earned them a 31 out of 40 one of better dancers but not enough to pull him out of last place. speaking of around the clock the "dancing with the stars" will celebrate their 10 year anniversary, featuring the biggest opening dance ever done on the show, happening at 8:00 tonight here on 6 abc. and sure to see a lot of familiar faces on the dance floor. >> thank you alicia. >>> three people were held captive in a house of horrors for a decade. their escape stunned the country and now two of those women are telling their story of survival for the first time. amanda barry was the second girl kidnapped back in 2003 and today she takes abc's robin roberts back to the spot where she was abdubtsed. and watching her family's desperate search for her on a small tv. >> what went through your mind? >> tha

. >> sasha, the father, really believes in this.has gone down to egypt before and spent time with her, and i think is a big part of their lifestyle. >> in fact, he still swings his daughter, who is shown here as a 2-year-old toddler. he says she is happy and healthy. while this video represents an extreme version of dynamic gymnastics, thornburg says this practice is at least partly in line with the russian approach to fitness and health. >> russians expect a certain amount of virility. they are the people who sit in hot, you know, saunas and beat themselves with sticks and then run out into the snow. >> i guess this is an example of different strokes for different folks, right? but still, i don't think it would be a good idea. >> you know that it's real. it's good to know that the baby was fine, that nothing happened, there was no injury. everything's cool. but it just seems so, like, violent and like, not healthy. i thought babies' necks were soft and that you needed to cradle them, not jerk them around. >> and maybe the extreme n

. >> actors is isla fisher and sasha baron cohen are the proud parents of a new baby boy. [leaves rustling] are you day dreaming? hmm? yeah. about a luxury tree house? mmm hmm. with lookout decks for star gazing? yeah. cool! wait. how...? you've got the new instant game from the pennsylvania lottery. oh yeah! the wizard of oz with top prizes of $300,000. there's a full moon tonight! [male announcer] want to see your dreams come to life? you could scratch your way to instant winning. the pennsylvania lottery. bring your dreams to life. >>> check out 6abc.com a minneapolis reporter was finishing up a story when her boyfriend appeared onset to pop the question. she immediately becomes flustered and then he pulls out an engagement ring and popped the question and her squeals of excitement count as a yes. >> there are the squeals, go to 6abc.com/distraction. >> what if she said no on tv. that is cute. >> that probably wouldn't end up and tv. >> it probably would. >> not bad if are you running out clouds and breaks of sunshine and nice high of 72 by 5:00 p.m. 71 and we have a co

you remember, maybe, danielle and sasha meitiv, the local parents at the center of the free-range parenting debate. yesterday the 6 and 10-year-old children were playing at a silver spring park a few blocks from their home unsupervised and that's when police picked them up and took them to child protective services. >> i can't believe they kept the kids for hours. it's 10:30 at ghnit. they've been missing for, you know, since 6:00. somebody called 911. the police called cps and they decided to bring the kids here and they didn't call us. >> in order to take their children home, they had to sign a safety plan prohibiting them from leaving the children unattended again. >>> a philadelphia woman is accused of abandoning her son with severe disabilities in some woods. the 21-year-old who is paralyzed with cerebral palsy was found with nothing but a blanket and a bible. nyia parler is expected to face attempted murder charges after leaving her quadriplegic son in the woods. she then hopped on a bus to visit her boyfriend in silver spring. >> it's heartbreaking laying there, to see another human,

ever get to a conversation about the black love that's exhibited this that family with michelle and sasha- malia. i live again as i said earlier in los angeles. when's the last time you saw a movie about black love? there's a movie that was out this year "beyond the lights" same sister who did the movie "love and basketball" some years ago. wonderful film about the power and the beauty of black love. and it couldn't really get off the ground. so there's something about the nation, about our psyche, about our expectation that doesn't allow us to revel in black love. and so i wanted to do a book about the power of black love. so this book "keeping the faith" is about the love that african-americans specifically have been the beneficiaries of that got them through all kinds of difficult situations and got them out of rock in hard places and got them through all kinds of test and trials and tribulations. the whole book is about the power of love to pull you through any situation that you go through. >> host: let's go back to calls. david is in memphis. david, this is "in depth" on booktv, and

at "dancing with the stars" last night, nastia liukin and her new partner, sasha farber won the week. dance. >> you guys killed that dance. >> reporter: and in a shocking elimination -- >> willow and mark. >> reporter: willow shields and mark ballas went home. >> we're all sad. we're shocked. >> it's been an incredible experience. >> i was floored tonight that -- i've been around a long time. i've seen the unpredictable eliminations eliminations. the unpredictable finalists. this one got me. >> this is probably going to be if not the most up credible experience of my life one of them. i don't know what's going to happen. because i'm only 14. i know this is going to be one of the most memorable moments. >> reporter: when "dancing with the stars" returns monday, the remaining couples have two dances. america's choice and the trio where it's one celebrity dancing with two pros. in los angeles, george pennacchio, for abc news. >> wow. we were just laughing about the number of seasons on "dancing with the stars." big, big, big show tonight. we're going to go over 20 seasons, ten years. you

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thing right at the start, and i think everything else then followed, by casting this wonderful girl, sasha ronan as the 12, 13-year-old heroine. she was such a marvelous spirit on the set, a lovely girl. very loving parents who were on the set themselves who carried on her school work with her while using the studio's teacher. >> great. >> and who clearly were dead set on making sure that movies were not going to ruin her education or her life. she's now in her early 20s, extremely highly balanced, lovely, young woman. >> but a very positive experience in all ways. i'm thinking back to your very earliest books, i put your first publicked work that we might know about '75, or so. >> exactly. >> we're looking back not quite 40 years but almost 40 years, think back to then, and then kind of come for forward. obviously the publishing business has changed and changed and changed again. you self aware as a writer has changed, you think things and know things and do things today that maybe not 20 or 30, certainly 40 years ago. >> absolutely. >> help us understand your evolution and your thinking

my name is sasha mcgee and a member of the san francisco urban riders. i want to under line the urgency that supervisor avalos is giving this issue. this is land that people are crying out for. san francisco and our neighbors to the south really have limited recreational opportunities within an easy bike ride or quick transit ride of the city and so i think this is a great opportunity to open that up. i always want to address supervisor avalos' question around trail stewardship. off road cyclists in san francisco have put in thousands of hours of construction and hundreds of hours and creating world class trails for hiking and cycling around san francisco is an opportunity that we should not pass by. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> i am speaking for the local chapter of the california native plant society that historically been opposed to increased access of the watershed. we continue to support of dosen lead walks. we think that is the way to go. there are two commoditys in the world that focused world attention on: oil and water. the q

malia and sasha growing up before our eyes. the obama's attended an easter service, visiting a historically black church in virginia. and if you thought your easter get-together was a handful. check out what the president and first lady have in store. they're preparing to host more than 35,000 kids and their parents on the south lawn of the white house today. that's right. it's the 137th annual easter egg roll. a day of fun and games. live music and story tell. >> i did not realize it was that many kids that show up. >> it's a lot. can you imagine all those people? >> that's a big crew. still ahead, the world's most dangerous hiking trail. >> plus a relaxing get away turns into a terrifying ordeal for an american family. the accidental poisoning that nearly killed them all. >> and the woman clinging to the hood of her car during a car jacking attempt. a bold move that stopped one of the suspects in his tracks. in a moment, cancer changed our lives forever. we were told nothing could be done, to enjoy these final moments togethe

scooter: "my wife michelle, my daughters sasha and malia.nt to say from my days in chicago, to my days in d.c., from the top to the bottom, we are going to bring it back, move it forward. we are going to create change, and we are going to bring it back again. god bless america." emily: bill clinton. scooter: "you know, i just want to say that being a manager, justin bieber and ariana grande and all these young people, lord knows i've made mistakes, it's cool. it's cool." emily: scooter braun -- scooter: you rock. emily: -- thank you so much for joining us on this edition of "studio 1.0." scooter: thanks. ♪ francine: hello, and welcome to "inside fendi." we are in rome, and over the next 30 minutes, bloomberg brings you behind the scenes of one of the most iconic italian fashion houses, fendi, with the ceo pietro beccari. in 1925, two italians opened a fur and leather shop in rome. their names -- edoardo and adele fendi. the mantle passed to their five daughters, and is there where the fendi story really begins. they had some help from this m

scooter: my wife michelle, my daughters sasha and malia.nt to say from my days in chicago, to my days in d.c., from the top to the bottom, we are going to bring it back, move it forward. we are going to create change, and we are going to bring it back again. god bless america. emily: bill clinton. scooter: you know, i just want to say that being a manager, justin bieber and ariana grande and all these young people, lord knows i've made mistakes, it's cool. it's cool. emily: scooter braun -- scooter: you rock. emily: -- thank you so much for joining us on this edition of "studio 1.0." scooter: thanks. ♪ ryan chilcote: what began in crimea is now playing out in eastern ukraine. this is utter destruction. i have been a demolition sites, war zones. i have never seen anything like this. out here, far less certain. ryan war has returned to europe. : right on the outskirts of donetsk, and as you can hear, there is a significant battle underway. ryan: west versus east. and slav versus slav. linese come to the front and gone into the minds.

scooter: my wife michelle, my daughters sasha and malia.nt to say from my days in chicago, to my days in d.c., from the top to the bottom, we are going to bring it back, move it forward. we are going to create change, and we are going to bring it back again. god bless america. emily: bill clinton. scooter: you know, i just want to say that being a manager, justin bieber and ariana grande and all these young people, lord knows i've made mistakes, it's cool. it's cool. emily: scooter braun -- scooter: you rock. emily: -- thank you so much for joining us on this edition of "studio 1.0." scooter: thanks. ♪ emily: he's behind one of the greatest innovations of our time. marc andreessen invented the world's first popular web browser and co-founded netscape, bringing the internet into our lives and changing our world forever. two decades later, he sits on the boards of facebook, hp, and, until recently, ebay. his venture capital firm andreessen-horowitz backs some of the hottest companies, like twitter, airbnb, and pinterest. i sit down with marc

scooter: my wife michelle, my daughters sasha and malia.nt to say from my days in chicago, to my days in d.c., from the top to the bottom, we are going to bring it back, move it forward. we are going to create change, and we are going to bring it back again. god bless america. emily: bill clinton. scooter: you know, i just want to say that being a manager, justin bieber and ariana grande and all these young people, lord knows i've made mistakes, it's cool. it's cool. emily: scooter braun -- scooter: you rock. emily: -- thank you so much for joining us on this edition of "studio 1.0." scooter: thanks. ♪ emily: he wrote one of the most famous lines in hollywood history. >> i want the truth. >> you can't handle the truth. emily: "a few good men" catapulted aaron sorkin from starving actor to celebrated screenwriter, producer, truth-teller, and conflicted character creator. he went on to bring us "the west wing," "moneyball," "the social network," and, most recently, "the newsroom" on hbo. with a steve jobs biopic coming soon. joining me today

malia and sasha growing up before our eyes.attended an easter service, visiting a historically black church in virginia. and if you thought your easter get-together was a handful. check out what the president and first lady have in store. they're preparing to host more than 35,000 kids and their parents on the south lawn of the white house today. that's right. it's the 137th annual easter egg roll. a day of fun and games. live music and story tell. >> i did not realize it was that many kids that show up. >> it's a lot. can you imagine all those people? >> that's a big crew. still ahead, the world's most dangerous hiking trail. >> plus a relaxing get away turns into a terrifying ordeal for an american family. the accidental poisoning that nearly killed them all. >> and the woman clinging to the hood of her car during a car jacking attempt. a bold move that stopped one of the suspects in his tracks. >>> well investors have a bumpy ride on wall start ahead of the opening bell. stock users are down after reports last friday when ma

juntos para ver jugar a su papÁ, y sasha tambiÉn es miembro del club barcelona, ¿serÁ que van a serancisca, ¿quÉ estÁn tratando de hacer? francisca: estoy tratando de hacer un dragÓn. alejandro:me tomÓ 16 horas armÁndolo. karla: y este es mi micrÓfono de lego. alejandro:don francisco anunciÓ el fin de semana que la exitosa carrera llega a su fin, y orlando segura nos trae las emociones que se vivieron recordando a selena en la fiesta de la flor en corpus christi, texas. karla: en el mar la vida es mÁs sabrosa, y si no, pregÚntaselo a maity. johnny: gozando como debe ser, y ya llegÓ nuestro alejandro berry. alejandro: tras la victoria de los pumas se acercan peligrosamente la fiesta grande del fÚtbol mexicano, y todo lo ocurrido entre leones negros y pachuca. johnny: ya volvemos con mira, la verdad yo siempre he dicho, todo cambio es una nueva oportunidad y más que la edad, lo que importa es cómo se siente uno por dentro. por ejemplo, yo me siento bien y pues sé que me veo bien... ...osea, no seré último modelo, pero pues quiero funcionar de lo mejor, ¿no? por eso busco un compañero

cricket great sasha. >> women do play sport in india now, that has become a career option. but majority still believe that there are certain dos and don'ts for women for a girl what she should and shouldn't do culturally. i feel like this is the way of saying you got to let the girl do what she wants to do. i really do hope we have more women coming up playing sports. >> that's all the sport for now miriam. >> the address for sport is aljazeera.com, that's it for the news hour, back with a full bulletin of news in a few minutes time. stay with us. >> i wanted people to know, this regime, was evil... >> fault lines investigates the impact of the u.s. involvement in south sudan >> fault lines al jazeera america's hard hitting... >> today they will be arrested... >> ground breaking... >> they're firing canisters of gas at us... >> emmy award winning investigative series... >> we have to get out of here... south sudan: country of dreams only on al jazeera america is. >> hello everybody this is al jazeera america. i'm david schuster in new york city. florida republican senator m

scooter: my wife michelle, my daughters sasha and melia, i just want to say from my days in chicago ton d.c., from the top to the bottom, we're going to bring it back, moving forward, we're going to create change, and we're going to bring it back again. god bless america. emily: bill clinton. scooter: you know, i just want to say, being a manager for justin bieber and arianna grande and all these young people, it's cool. emily: scooter braun, thank you so much for joining us on "studio 1.0." ♪ >> the following is a paid advertisement for the new face of time life, starvista entertainment. ♪ welcome to my world ♪ >> these are songs we will always remember. ♪ won't you come on too ♪ >> songs we grow up with. ♪ she lets her hair hang low. ♪ >> the music that always touched

scooter: my wife michelle my daughters sasha and melia, i just want to say from my days in chicago ton d.c. from the top to the bottom, we're going to bring it back moving forward, we're going to create change, and were going to bring it back again. god bless america. emily: bill clinton. scooter: you know, i just want to say, being a manager for justin bieber and arianna grande and all these young people, it's cool. emily: scooter braun, thank you so much for joining us on "studio 1.0." ♪ >> from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." charlie: evan osnos is here. he covers politics and foreign affairs for the new yorker and is the author of "age of ambition." he wanted national book award last year. he has been writing about the country for the last decade. this latest report as a cover story on china's president, xi jinping. it is called "china's new authoritarian."

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president obama first lady michelle daughters sasha and malia participated in mass at the historic alfredeet baptist church in alexander dra, virginia, this morning. and in england, the royal family including queen elizabeth ii and prince philip, also celebrated easter by attending the traditional service at st. george's chapel at windsor castle. >>> for years maggie gabron has been working to change the lives of poor people in egypt. the devout christian has helped thousands through her organization steven's children. now her work has become increasingly focused on coptic christians as terrorists are targeting them in the middle east. >> reporter: julie, brutal beheadings of 21 coptic christians shocked the world. these men who didn't renounce their faith even in the face of death. now we know where that faith may have come from. her name is mama maggie. she's known as the mother teresa of cairo. for two decades she has served the children living in egypt's slums through their organization, stephen's children. seven of those beheaded came out of her school, five she knew by name. >> i to

to the first lady michelle obama who bluntly set the record straight about her daughters malia and sasha and influential teen status. >> malia and sasha, they were named "time" magazine's most influence teens. >> i don't know why. >> you're not like a proud mom about that. >> they're not influential. they just live here. they have done nothing to gain any influence. >> i love it. >> she is so straight to the point blunt. >> that's why she's a good momma. >> you can appreciate that. >> i do. my sentiments exactly. >> but a lot of fun and she didn't hold back. >> looked like it was hot. >> it was hot. >> what's that like? >> i was looking around going, ginger, you should have warned he. >> i saw you needed your sunglasses. >> we tried to play it off but it got a little too much. had to squint too much. >> thought you were cool. >> not that cool. looked like i was in the secret service instead of hosting a show. >> you did look good. we have rain and snow we're talking about. >> and the much-needed type. you see this picture. a lot of other places in the nation this time in april you'd see