sharpe. you know, there's a couple chinese companies that are coming out t.c.l., which are sort of huge chinese television manufacturers that are just starting to come to the u.s. they're starting to break nah it because they're offering similar technology like really good, high end technology at lower prices. they both have done smart things like build roku into their tv's, a streaming platform. but they have now sets with that integrated so they're making really smart pushes into the u.s. market. they might not be household names like lg or sony or samsung but they're coming up. >> all right. 8k. >> 8k. it looks like paper right? you can't see individual pixels. you can get really close to that and you won't see any pixels. >> that is pretty amazing. >> it's hard to even -- i mean, it's so sharp. >> now are we looking -- it's probably hard to see on the camera but are we looking at a 3d screen here? >> no. it looks like 3d because it is so sharp and you're not used to a televised picture lo

sharp. >> what strikes me is how thin the tvs are. >> a lot of o-led is supposed to be capable of being thinest' -- thinnes thinnest -- and super thin tvs that are led tvs which quantum dot technology which is another thing to talk about >> does that have technology that is proprietary? >> it is not proprietary to sony and i just learned this. quantum dot or own proprietary names are coming out. quantum dot has a layer of nano particles that are very easily controlled by light. so they can glow a certain shade of red or green. and what that does is improve the overall picture quality because led have a harsh form of light. this is like having two mechanisms between the led and the panel that makes the color very vibrant. that is a different technology. you will see quantum dot. lg has a quantum dot set over here. >> let's go look at it. >> and why quantum dot exist is because o-led is expensive to make and buy. so this is cheaper. it is based on an led/lcd set but with an extra layer. >> eve

sharp. >> host: now, is this -- it's probably hard to seavey ya the camera but are we looking at a 3-d screen rear at all? >> guest: no. you're just not looking to a televised picture looking that sharp. it looks like moving photographs. it's incredible. >> host: what struck me about all these tvs is how thin they are. >> guest: yeah. oled that's supposed to be capable of being the thinnest. it's also flexible as you saw there, where it was -- you could curve it and go back to flat, go back to curved. they're doing a lot of things, you'll see i think at the sony booth, super thin tvs that are actually le dtvs with quantum dot television -- >> host: proprietary technology for sony? >> guest: quantum -- it's not proprietary to sony. what's happening, and i just learned this yesterday actually there are a lot of companies that are coming out with things that are either quantum dot or their own proprietary names for it. there's a layer of nanoparticles is what they're calling them. they're very

still to come, edward sharpe and the magnetic zeros."it's all gone to pot." it comes out on 4/20. what is that song about? [ laughter ] ♪ it's all going to pot whether we like it or not ♪ ♪ far as i can tell the world's gone to hell ♪ ♪ and we're sure going to miss it a lot ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ all the whiskey in lynchburg, tennessee, just couldn't hit the spot ♪ ♪ i got a hundred dollar bill you can keep because it's all going to pot ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: these are -- they were your braids. these were sold at a charity auction. do you know how much he got for these braids? >> i don't know. what did i get? >> jimmy: $37,000. >> who got it? >> jimmy: i don't know. i can't imagine how much thc is in these -- >> plant them and they'll grow. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: your own willie nelson. when you go on tour to a place like japan where pot is very illegal, what do you do? how do you get it? do you get it? >> well -- first of all, i know what the situation is now. so i wouldn't worry about it. but last time i went over there, that's the last t

as soon as you get to philly make the sharp right turn, bamm.-trailer, flipped over on it side. it was caring a load of fruit. hand off loading since last night. going to the news van live, on the scene right now. this tractor-trailer is still sitting there in the process of being cleaned up. >> this happened 8:30 last night judge isn't that truck out of there? >> a question a lot of folks are asking, fruit salad we have right now. >> i would like some fresh fruit. >> probably get it cleaned up quick if we gave out free fruit bowls for everybody for the morning rush hour. bottom line, still sitting there. but now i just hope they leave it there. >> upright, they have to shut down the ben franklin bridge. okay? so let's go to the maps. here is the deal. getting ready to leave the house right now, ben franklin coming in philadelphia, there is our traffic camera live, and you can see the white lights headlight jammo already the problem that tractor-trailer flipped over, we call that the zipper, that big green machine takes that barrier, and moves i

now sharp executives plan to shut down an l.e.d.lant and partially close and integrate four sensor plants. all of them in hiroshima prefecture. sharp may also reduce solar cell production at a factory in osaka prefecture. the profitability of the business has been hit by competition with overseas makers. sharp executives also plan to sell a tv plant in mexico. and downsize the firm's television business in north america. the company had forecast a net loss of about $250 million for this business year. but it now fears that may be an underestimate. sharp executives will approach mizuho and tokyo mitsubishi ufj to strengthen the company's financial base. the executives say that they will draw up a new midterm management plan by may. >>> well officials at japanese auto parts maker takata say that they will double production of replacement parts for defective air bags to 900,000 a month. u.s. transport officials are unhappy with what they call takata's slow response to a series of recalls involving the defective air bags. the department

sharp in 2012 cut about 3,000 jobs in japan. the company's also asking its main creditors, mizuho bank and bank of mitts beechi bfj to lend it more money. the two banks say sharp has to further streamline its business. >>> okay. that's the latest for business in this hour. i will leave with you a check on markets. ♪ ♪ >>> this just coming in to us. it's breaking news on our top story. the japanese government officials -- japanese government officials have confirmed japanese people are among the victims in a deadly shooting at a museum in tunisia. they now say three nationals have been killed and three others are wounded. earlier we reported one national was killed. that number has been revised to three. three nationals have been killed. that's japanese nationals. and three other japanese nationals are wounded. gunmen fired at tourists and took several people hostage in the capital tunis. the country's prime minister habib essid says at least 19 are dead and about 40 others wounded. we'll keep a close eye on this developing story

aerial dancer ava sharp prepares for one of the most dangerous performances of her life. >> i knew iould perform there. it wasn't a question of if. it was a matter of when. >> on the williamsburg bridge, ava is one of a few people with a camera on that bridge. >> a friend of mine e-mailed me the day of her performance and said, come out today to the bridge. something amazing is going to happen. i brought my camera with me not really knowing what to expect. >> sharp and a fellow performer carrying a camera scale the tower in about seven minutes where she attaches her silk cloud swing 300 feet above the deck. >> the silk cloud swing is a double trapeze made out of silk. it opens so you can twist, spin side to side, back and forth. it basically gives an incredible versatility. >> once the swing is securely rigged, sharp begins her dance. >> as soon as i got there, she was sort of enrobed in the silk. that's when i started shooting. and i just thought, i'm committed to keeping the camera on her. >> i had actually choreographed this scene as a duo, but at the last minute, my partner decid

it ain't got to be sharp. just has to have a point. your hand on it, do what you need to do. >> "lockup" crews are regularly exposed to the tools of a deadly trade. >> in every prison we film in, there's always a shank museum, a place where the authorities display all the weapons that are confiscated by staff. ♪ homemade weapons the inmates have made from bed springs or melted down plastic. i mean, they're truly ingenious. but they're deadly, as well. >> at california's san quentin state prison, we saw how sophisticated some inmate weaponry can be. this homemade pistol is known as a zip gun. >> this portion is filled with ground up matchheads. the two holes here, inmates insert a wick. the inmate takes a plunger, pokes shrapnel in the open end, pieces of metal, ground up zippers. when the target walks by the cell, be it an officer or an inmate, the inmate lights this, it goes down, strikes the match heads, basically acts like a firecracker and shoots the shrapnel out. >> the majority of inmate manufactured weapons or shanks are designe

. >> reporter: the targeting of tunisia's most prominent museum a sharp reminder for tourists without warning, they could find themselves on the front lines of violent extremist war against westerners. november 26th 2008 mumbai india, ten fighters from the pakistani islamic group launched a series of grenade and automatic weapon attacks against high-profile locations over a four-day period. 164 people were killed. october 12th 2002 bali indonesia, where tens of thousands of american tourists travel every year. an al qaeda affiliate detonated three bombs. the first bomb near the u.s. consulate caused no injuries. the second bomb, just after 111:0011 11:00 p.m. bomber a suicide

you can see a sharp contrast from all of the snow and cold, even through nashville through west virginia and virginia, to the south, look at south caroline 71, raleigh-durham 36. over the course of the day a 40-degree temperature difference within one state. you can see our area have of low pressure culprit of the snow moving away but behind

. >> we were sharp. we were sharp. you know, from the drop of the puck. crawford made some great saves but we usually had after two. >> the last 48 hours, anytime with the team preparing for the game. >> we support each other and we want to play and play hard. guys responded pretty well. it's just, you've got to find a way, right to the end. can't get away from it. >> 49ers continue to spend money in the free agent market adding former usc running back. 49ers new three headed back field. the gm. adds an elusive dimension with the ability to get outside and the backer to the offense. 30-year-old played nine years in the league winning a super bowl ring in new orleans. also, some veteran leadership to the 49er locker room. pga tour still on the floor display for the championship. from tampa. arnold palmer next week at bay hill. 2.5-year-old son. got a future on the tour. look at that. but today was all about that. even part of the day. 24 of the last 6 including right here on 16. four under 67 in round three. brandon de young had a lead and chip for a birdi

over the benny you know what i am talking becomes you come into philadelphia, do you have make the sharp right turn, around that lightning bolt. flipped over tractor-trailer, has remained that way, since last night at 8:30, it was filled with fruit, and they're in the process of hand-off loading that cargo at the moment. only two lanes open, coming into philadelphia. here's the live look, at our news van, that's on the scene, again, here is the tractor-trailer, obviously on its side. they're pulling off the cargo, it was stack up, there you go, there is the fruit that was on the tractor-trailer, they're transferring it over. so, all of this activity is right at the base of the ben franklin, when you come into philadelphia. >> our camera will show the traffic peaking through, the emergency vehicles here, creeping into philadelphia show the jam coming into downtown philly, typically four lanes coming into philly, because that tractor-trailer damage in the concrete barrier, they can't get extra lane in there. so, only basically three lanes, right around here, they flip the light to red, try

this is called a spike strip along plastic strip this study was rage is razor sharp spikes.vehicle tires. it punctured two of the vehicles suspect vehicle's tires but he kept driving on the rams. but with no tires that vehicle eventually lost an axle and crashed. the suspect then taken into custody. >> reporter: alameda county vector control is here in fremont had gone up fliers letting residents know about rabies a in connection with to that's perry at 2 bats.... to bats with rabies. in fremont odds a magician kron 4 magician >> pam: relief tonight for an arizona community. this series of shootings took place this morning in several locations around base the arizona. it started with three people shot at a motel the gunmen took off shooting to others in his attempt to get away. late this afternoon that police found the suspect hiding in a vacant condominium and use the taser to bring him into custody. >> catherine: antony's in tonight candles and prayers for the victims of today's terrorist attack. gunmen dressed in military uniforms opened fire on ford taurus as they got of

here my in-laws' house in saratoga it was suddenly to very sharp abrupt one what was the sharp one.the home a very sharp a very abrupt. arlington session more like a truck hitting the building. >> darya: kind of thing where i usually am really woke up to miss anything anything anything to allay any lights yes see anything swing? now let the dogs running a and i came and immediately. got some kind 2.9 mi. east of your location sure why you felt so strongly. lsi esquire and now what see anything more on usgs things for calling in. >> darya: call an audible: wont talk about some people use to a note twitter or about the kron-4-dot-com and plan on it. >> mark: there's about 45 responses the second one at 10 minutes after it happened rv posted 250 responses a lot more people feeling that one is coming get as to jolts by a car hitting the building. it at 29 a lot of times you'll feel of their clothes by fairly shallow. steve did he call then share responses honor twitter facebook pages as well. to cover continuing on an earthquake weather with michelle. >> michelle: talking about the eart

later in "america tonight" - keeping police action in sharp focus.a tonight"s michael oku on the gear that might make a difference >>> and hot on "america tonight"s website now - a little girl lost. one year after a homeless child in the nation's capital vanished, no clue what happened to her or why. an indepth report at aljazeera.com/americatonight. >>> in our fast-forward segment the case that ignited ferguson, missouri. months after the death of michael brown, new signing the racial by as in a police department is confirmed by outside investigators. at the height of the progress a former ferguson police officer defended his department to lori jane gliha "america tonight." >> you are hit with everything. anything that is wrong in the metropolitan area, ferguson is hit with it. >> do you think the ferguson corrupt? >> no, in any profession people are racist, buts that's in the heart. i never saw that. a lot of anger directed, i think general. >> what are the misconceptions that people have about the police department. >> that they are not doing anyt

clearly this is drawing sharp political divides inside of israel. >> they are very sharp. and israel has a pretty rambunctious political scene, and it's parliamentary election as well. so he just needs to get enough votes to be able to pull together a coalition as he has been able to do several times now in the past. so you certainly saw anyone -- not only to his left as tiffany is but also members of his party, cite sizing the timing of this speech. >> we are seeing the prime minister enter the house chamber chambers, where he is being greeted warmly as one might expect there is no hostility towards the prime minister. but as you see this is there a sense in israel that he is taking advantage of this world stage for political reasons, and not necessarily for national security reasons, which is what he says his number one priority is. >> yes, i think there is a sense among some israelis that feel exactly as you describe. i think there are also other israelis that are very proud of him for standing up to the united states, the european nations, and trying to create a situat

for the plan as a whole which i was integral in the allocation was the sharp the returned were in the 2 that per actually, you, look this up on the website so pretty good returned with lower risk and the risk adjusted returns the information ratio i was managing most of the money so the information meaning the excess returns by the active stacey says is first percent pilgrim actually. >> i take it on the website. >> so i think claire is writing this down this is the information that probably you didn't have this is why we have more faith in mr. cokeer and what he achieve he's done those programs prior and performance track records in the bad market in 2008, and that's important to see. >> and commissioners the numbers i pointed out for years through june 14th on ucs website that's didn't exclude 2008 when we and i'll try not to be redundant but there were questions asked by the audience and plus e-mails from the members actually and retire and statements being made so i want to try and show to ms. hawthorne we're listening to many hawk i think he's something been the activitys of the

as you can see, it's been on a very sharp upward trend over the year.st two-thirds against the dollar and last week they raisedthy interest rate from 19% to eye watering 30%, in an effort to curve inflation on its beleaguered currency. south america's most popular city is facing the daunting prospect of running out of water later this year. the city's water supplies have been suffering with drought in reservoirs at record low levels and now they're working on a wragges wraggesing system that could be implemented in the coming weeks and rainy season over. they have tried to stop water in the fears it could soon become scarce. >>> and for ukraine, up across the board, furniture lyly up .31%. and the dax up 1.54% and acacac 1.-- see you later. >>> investigating men at evening prayers and targeted there's no history of people being targeted for their religious beliefs. no word who the attackers may have been. david lloyd sent this report. >> reporter: mourners gather and chant poems in the memory of the 11 who were killed in this room at evening prayer. the

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now moving on standard charter shares pairing gains after a sharp rally in yesterday's trade. this after upgrades from citi and jpmorgan. they will appoint bill winlters as a ceo. carolyn is live in london where the future of the financial services sector is top of agenda isn't it carolyn? >> yeah absolutely seema. good morning to you and wilf. we have seen this incredible raise in the share price over the last 7 days up almost 15% but also because investors and analysts have been pressing the bank to move their headquaters from london possibly to asia. i'm now joined by one of the executives. i'm now speaking to the head of the u.k. and european business richard holmes. thank you for joining us this morning. >> pleasure. >> are you party to these discussions? are you aware of othem? >> i guess i'd say you can't believe everything in the press. we have been in london since 1853. we like it here. if some of our investors suggest we take a look at moving then we'll take a look at it. >> but there is a considerable pressure. not just from one investor or one analyst and they have

and era, the supplier of industrial gas and welding t cited a weak economy, sharp drop in oil prices and strong dollar for weak guidance. shares closed down 5% to $107.28. >> a number of cyber security firms plan to go public this year rapid seven logarithm and mine cast are all set to sell shares to the public and seek valuations in excess of a billion dollars. the firm is looking to capitalize on investor interest following a number those highll profile hack attacks. >>> coming up what the canadian medical marijuana industry has that the u.s. doesn't and why big money is flowing north of the border. >>> economical cal der. consumer price index, steve liesman reported that the number federal reserve watching closely and friday the final read on fourth quarter gdp. >>> the government has unveiled the first set of fracking rules on federal and indian lands. the plan includes provisions to protect ground water, increase transparency on the part of companies to disclose the chemicals they use and higher standards for storing waste. pumping sand, water, and chemicals into well to extract

sharp executives have approached tokyo mitsubishi to strengthen the company's financial base. the executives say they will draw up a new midterm management plan by may. >>> union leaders and managers at many big manufacturers in japan have just agreed on increases to basic pay rates. employees of distribution and service companies are also getting raises. analysts say attention is on whether small and medium-size firms will follow suit. many workers in the sectors belong to the labor union. a large number are part-time employees. union officials say they've been able to negotiate higher hourly pay rates for them. part-time workers at ten companies want an average hourly wage hike of 22 cents, that's five cents higher than the increase that they got last year. many managers at small and medium-size companies say they need to take a look at the situation carefully before deciding whether to raise wages. >>> let's check the markets you now. tokyo investors saw the nikkei hit 19,500 yesterday, the high ever level in about 15 years. today profit-taking kicked in. market players als

we head throughout the day today temperatures pretty warm, not as warm as yesterday and tomorrow a sharp decrease in your numbers. as we get into the end of the week tracking showers for easter week, we'll have more coming up in moments. for now here's mike and your drive. >> looking toward fremont, 880, live shot here. the close-up by the truck scales through the area, also reported a crash by chp, they claim there's still activity on the roadways but i didn't see any problems or flashing lights on the shoulder from basically through newark and fremont toward milpitas was my drive so we have a smooth flow of traffi. we'll track that report. toward the south bay we see typical overnight road crews and the yellow is down to 60 miles per hour, not a problem but there are some construction spots around tully and 880/101 interchange. the rest of the bay moves smoothly. back to you. >>> jetblue getting things back on track after a system-wide outage caused ticketing problems. the issue prevented flyers from checking in online so lines built up at airports on the east coast including boston's

you can see how sharp that is. four k is sharp. this is taking it to another level. what they are showing here is 8k footage on a four k tv. four k is probably future proof. if you want to buy a tv that is 20 years future proof, here you go. it looks 3-d and it is not 3-d. it is just so sharp, the contrast is so realistic, it looks real. >> is that on the market today? i think it is second half this year. it is going to be expensive. >> the set is $6,000. this is going to be more than 6000 red >> probably around 10,000 red this is a look at what is going to be mainstream down the line. that is what i find exciting. looking into the future if you will. >> tim moynahan, wired magazine. tim: do you want to penny back? >> the communicators is on location in las vegas for the annual ces annual consumer technology show. if you are interested in seeing more of our program, you can go to c-span.org. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> c-span. created by america's cable com

sharp, easy going, and a good sense of humor. that's how officers on the san jose police force are describing fallen officer mike johnson. a colleague and coworker who leaves behind a deep emotional wound. nbc bay area's damian trujillo continues our coverage live outside of police headquarters where there's a lot of pain and anguish and show of support from the community. damian? >> reporter: that's right, jessica. flowers have been arriving all day here at police headquarters a stomach punch is how police are describing the feeling today. officers from departments across the bay area came to san jose to pay their respects and embrace their comrades in blue today. >> it's sickening. that we all feel. >> reporter: sergeant paul kelly is not only the police union president, he trained officer mike johnson as a rookie. >> mike was a sharp guy, very easy going. mild mannered. i saw him be able to get good rapport with people on the street just because he's so soft spoken, good sense of humor. >> reporter: mike johnson was a 14-year

the "butcher" had sharp teeth was at least nine feet tall and actually walked on its hind legs.scientists believe the beasts died out because they could not ultimately compete with even larger dinosaurs, which preyed on them. in case you're wondering, the carolina butcher may have walked the earth some 230 million years ago. >> sreenivasan: just yesterday came word about what could be a big step forward in the battle against alzheimer's, a new drug that during tests sharply slowed the cognitive decline of people with the debilitating disease. for more, we are joined now by dr. samuel gandy. he is a neurologist and associate director of the alzheimer's disease research center at mount sinai hospital here in new york city. so, i guess first, what is the drug? what does it do? >> so the drug is aimed at a material that builds up in the brain during alzheimer's disease. it's a normal protein, normal substance of the brain which changes its shape and clumps. and this class of diseases called amyloid disease, or amyloidosis, are notoriously difficult to treat and the idea with this dr

bolt there where obviously the road makes that sharp curve. now, there were closures in effect last night. i just drove by the spot this morning and talked to the clean up crew, that truck is still laying on its side. it was caring fruit. so they had to off load the cargo, and they are in the process now of cleaning that up. let's go to the live traffic camera right now of the ben franklin bridge coming into philadelphia. light volume at the moment. so there is no problems coming in to philly on the ben franklin. but right at the bottom, right here, at this lightning bolt, is where that truck kind of lays. now, you notice, there is only three lanes open, because they weren't able to use that big zipper machine the big green machine, that moves the concrete barriers over to give us a extra lane into town. so right now if you are leaving the house you're okay. you can see it here. no big back up. but as we get into the rest of the morning they're going to have to upright that tractor-trailer and if they cannot move those barriers over that means

this sits on the ramp coming into philadelphia right at the lightning bolt, that sharp curve there if you use the ben franklin, you know exactly what i am talking b it was caring a load of fruit. so they hand-off load the cargo, it still sits, though, in that same position. let's go to the ground camera. which is live, our news van on the scene that tractor-trailer, again, this is on the philadelphia side of the ben franklin bridge, this happens probably once every two month or so, we get big rig that comes into philadelphia. and takes that curve with a little too much speed. so here's a live look right now. there are three lanes coming into philadelphia. when you get to the bottom of the bridge, everybody pushed over to the right and there is only two lanes open right now coming into philadelphia. if you are leaving the house okay you're okay. what concerns me is this concrete barrier. looks like it was damaged when that tractor-trailer rolled over on it. if they can't move the barrier over, to give us four lanes for the morning rush hour, it is going to be a hot mess. we typically h

sharp will serve nine years in arizona. and in nevada he was sentenced to eight years.ugh he's expected to get a long sentence as part of his deal he did avoid getting a life sentence. real estate heir robert durst will be remaining held without bond in louisiana. his lawyers argued that he was illegally arrested on weapons charges and accusations that he murdered a friend in 2000. susan berman was shot in the head in her beverly hills home. police didn't have the chance to question her about the disappearness of durst's first wife in 1982. prosecutors said he's a flight risk and danger to others. alison: that's how some u.s. military members are responding to an on-line hit list that came out over the weekend from a group reportedly linked to isil. and now, more than 100 american service members could be at risk. abc's elizabeth hur has more. elizabeth: the hit list is alarming. their mission, even more frightening. a group calling itself the islamic state hacking division encouraging sympathizers to find and murder some 100 u.s. military men and women. they allegedly

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he made a very sharp turn to the right has the campaign drew to a close yesterday, saying that if he becomes prime minister under the present circumstances, there will be no palestinian state. he took away votes from the jewish party. he took votes away from the ultra nationalist party even further to the right. as a result he has closed that gap and we now have a dead heat. >> woodruff: martin it's a little hard to hear you, but we know there's a lot going on there at the headquarters. what are the opposing zionist camp saying? they have to be disappointed. >> well, they aren't showing they're disappointed if they are. they're trying to play the positive side because going into this election when it was first announced, they only had 13 seats. and according to these exit polls, they're going to end up with 27. they are saying that it's premature for benjamin netanyahu to be declaring victory, and obviously in the days ahead they're going to be looking to figure in some kind of coalition government. >> woodruff: tell us about what does happen next. where does israeli politics go from

. >> the black marlin's sharp bill is aimed squarely at steven. >> and it struck his open mouth.t was cutting -- coming straight through him >> steven's dad is stunned. helpless, he watches as the missile-like fish spears the young man, a direct hit to the mouth. >> and i didn't think it was normal, but i didn't understand what was happening, and it happened so fast. and then i just started screaming because there was blood everywhere. >> oh, my god. oh, my god. >> the marlin thrashes furiously, tearing up steven's mouth. his sister is so frightened she stops filming. >> stuck him in the back of his throw the and cut the inside of his cheek really badly. broke four bones in his face and he violently went backwards and then he went forwards because he was still hooked to the fish. he was on the floor and bleeding a lot. >> i just thought that the fish stabbed him through the face and i was, like, oh my god, my brother's dead. i just like ran over to him and starred shaking him which probably wasn't the best thing to do. i started hugging him and trying to, like, be with him before

>> that is a good and sharp question. the first part of it is true.he second part is hard to answer. on the first part, it is beyond doubt there has been a considerable rupture in the relationship between beijing and pyongyang. that is because kim jong-un, the new leader of the dprk, when he so early decided to demonstrate his statecraft by letting off an underground nuclear test, around chinese new year, 2013, this made china grumpy. capital "g" grumpy. they are saying the stability is to grow the economy. now we have a renegade neighbor, trying to blow things up. we appreciate it. thank you in particular for doing it on chinese new year. i enjoy spending my new year cleaning up a political mess because of what you have done. this has led to deep angst on the part of the chinese leadership. madame park, the president of the south, has visited beijing. and xi jinping has visited seoul. there is a deep rupture. we have seen indications from beijing trying to improve that. the north is reaching out to russia to achieve more strong leverage. your descrip

. >> reporter: on another matter the president had sharp words for republicans holding up the vote for loretta lynch due to differences on a completely different bill. >> you don't hold attorneys general hostage for other issues. this is our top law enforcement office. nobody denies she is well qualified. we need to get her done. the irony is the republicans dislike mr. holder. the best way to get rid of him is to get loretta lynch confirmed. >>> erin mcpike, thank you. the reason reason president obama won't take netanyahu's word that he still supports the palestinian state is the white house wants to divert attention from the developing nuclear deal and negotiations in switzerland. u.s. officials are sending a delegation to paris for talks with french leader. we bring in oren liebermann. you listen to the huffington post interview and these are strange questions. >> reporter: absolutely, christine. this is the back and forth we have seen especially in last few minutes. these two have been going back and forth a bit and these comments from the administration now that obama's focus on

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while trying to turn a sharp curve. >>> turning our attention to the bay area weather.are expecting another beautiful day around the bay. >> yes, we are. you couldn't call it poor. but maybe cloudy hardly anything to complain about. we will see it in the 70s. >> sounds perfect. >> even beach worthy if you are brief enough -- brave enough. >> still on the chilly side and over by ocean beach which is notoriously cold. this is a live look. we can see some of the hazy conditions right now. we can see temperatures that were warmer than at the start of yesterday. they will not top out nearly as high as yesterday. >> still nice. >> concord 58 and 63 in can sarl least and livermore. very pleasant start to the day. here is the day planner for you. they are warming up quickly. and we will see temperatures approaching 70s for most of the bay area. and reaching 70 degrees in fact for the inland areas and by 4:00 this afternoon. we will still see temperatures and knots as many. still plenty warm for you. this is north bay rain and coming up later this evening. >> all right. dan, tha

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what that does is enables you to get really sharp edges and sharp boundaries. >> it takes the doctor his team just 15 minutes to print one. >> they are pretty robust. you know, i can pick them up. it will bend and do the things normal cartilage should do. >> 3-d printed ears and other body parts -- >> this is a meniscus. >> -- could be used in human trials in less than five years. >> it brings the ability to make thousands, millions of tissue and customize them for individual people. >> the heart has one major blood vessel called the left main artery. >> what's stopping us from making better organs, asks dr. williams? >> whoever put this original plan together put one major blood vessel leading into the left side, the major part of the heart. when that vessel becomes dysfunctional, we call it the widowmaker. when that vessel fails, the patient will often die. we can build a new heart based upon a design that has two or three blood vessels, a redundancy in this organ. >> do you sometimes worry that you're playing god, that you're actually creating human beings, parts of human beings?

a long time in which the rainy -- iranian nuclear program was under sharp international constraints and you have intrusive verification and mechanisms to ensure against any kind of a breakout. charlie: what is the point of 12 years rather than -- bill: the longer the better, in many respects. charlie: it's a number they would accept, i assume. bill: i think it's a sensible starting point. what i think what you want to do is prolong that as long as you reasonably can. and to ensure that that breakout is preserved over that time. charlie: if they are trying to do something in secret, they could not achieve it? bill: the interim agreement was through 2013 and we managed to introduce some new verification inspection measures. we would have to build on that. there has never been any perfect guarantee. but having those kind of intrusive transparency measures is going to be absolutely crucial. charlie: what would happen if there was an attack on their facilities? will it delay their nuclear effort? will it lead to some kind of action against people in the region and perhaps here? bill: all of

it faced sharp criticism for a slow response to the epidemic critics saying the agency failed to act on repeated warnings. >> cuba says it stands by its ally. now venezuela's president issued new conditions. venezuela president nicolas maduro wants expanded battles to battle the u.s. >> reporter: president nicolas maduro denounced president obama's decision to renounce venezuela as a security threat. many here see american sanctions as an attempt to strangle the oil-rich nation. >> translation: the u.s. meddling is wrong, we are an independent, sovereign county and deeply anti-imperialist. nicolas maduro is doing a good job. there's no corrupt officials, it's only an excuse to invade. >> despite the hard talk both countries remain trading partners. >> this person had been ignored by the u.s. following following last week they were accused of violating human rights. going after figures often with fabricated evidence. >> the regime is rogue towards us. they ignore the problems we face. the american judicial system works. if they make the accusations, they have troof. who can we trust,