let me ask you this, shea.oes it make you feel and since this has happened, you have stepped forward, have those messages that were so hurtful, have they stopped? >> they have stopped. and i'm very grateful for that. [ applause ] >> that is beautiful. what do you want to say to the kids who said those horrible things? >> you may not be watching this tv show, or you may be staring at me at school and thinking, well, she -- she's not pretty or she's not popular, so we're going to dislike her and put her in this unpopular kid group. well, that's all right. that's all right. [ applause ] >> you know something, i think you're very pretty. and i think you're just a remarkable young lady to have the courage to do what you are doing and not letting this just destroy you. you know, kerry, when i see the horrible things that have happened to your daughter, i want to know, what has the school done. because that concerns me. have they stepped up and been supportive of shea? >> their words are trying to be. i wish they woul

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five years later, shea missed daily was charged with being a member of the real ira. he subsequently pled guilty. in 2009, he was one of four men found to be responsible for what happened. is right that he face criminal charges. his son was killed. have always made clear that the civil case was no substitute for a criminal conviction. the victims do want to see justice for their loved ones. it doesn't just go for ourselves, it goes for all the people that died in the last 40 years. >> a time of grief has never left. >> the biggest date yet. 110 million people were eligible to cast their ballots. population0% of the lives in the countryside. they reached out to this constituency through welfare schemes. that may no longer be enough. the main crops are weak and home to about 1200 people. the last election five years ago, a lot has changed. more people left for the city unable to make a living from farming. working the fields, they used to provide a decent living. farmers feel they get little in return for their labor. >> we harvest one crop for the next one straightaway

so guess what, shea cucina hasn't even dumping her majority then used to. during the run-up to the election, the united states continued to call to anyone who cared to listen and then to last the people who didn't care to listen for elections that were free, fair and inclusive. and sometime after the election, the united states government continued to call for having the newly elect the government resign and hold a fresh election, something which had about as much chance of happening as a snowball surviving a few years and how. the indian government, on the other hand, basically stuck with this traditional friends and shea cucina's party. this is always a party closest to him via and not incidentally, it is a party that has not, at least not in recent memory collided up with any islamic parties. the indians concluded that the party allied with the jamaat t. islami was bad news than we are going to stick with the guy whose overall outlook on life is more sympathetic to india. i do not expect to see a significant change in the indian policy. the one thing tha

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. >> he himself kind of said, well, gosh, it's like shea stadium. why don't we do something like that? we are shaking our heads. what did you say? >> reporter: the 49ers had a different idea. why not have mccartney open their new levi stadium in santa clara with a show? but the team abandoning the stick and the city, there is an open wound between the team and the city. they're not getting them and you are. >>> you're really going to make me answer that? >> reporter: it doesn't admit to the feud out loud. >> it's the best live show going. there's paul mccartney and then there's every other show we do and the idea that he is closing this park as the last event is fantastic. >> reporter: 40,000 tickets will be available, $275 down to $50 before the ticket brokers get them. all good seats, he says. are you telling me from that seat up there -- >> go up there. >> reporter: from the worst seat in the house you will probably be able to see and there will be huge screens. >> you could see them like little ants on a plate. >> reporter: that's where 16- year

and they've seen the torrens title shea ukraine old to make sure to pro russian militia to disarm and leave government buildings. x bias. oil slick discovered in the search for the missing plane as australian the unknown. she's a submarine crew. thousands evacuated as the al qaeda he still inferno continues to rage. ms foster to save the planet says international climate change report as government's approach to shift to the carbon energy russia has warned ukraine not to use military force against pro moscow protest is in eastern ukraine. a presidential decree issued by ukraine's acting president alexander touching off calling on russia militants to disarm and leave occupied government buildings. all flights full scale anti action has now passed into words what world leaders to be a dangerous escalation as kashi spread in eastern ukraine from him. all courses in kiev are determined not to allow a repetition of what happened in crimea. annexed by russia must of been for moscow's warned they will protect the region's pro russian communities. the us is called the mosque and to explain th

. >> he himself kind of said, well, gosh, it's like shea stadium. why don't we do something like that? we're shaking our heads. what did he say? what did you say? ♪[ music ] >> reporter: it took eight months but paul said yes. tickets go on sale may 5 for the august 14 candlestick show. the 1966 show by the way went for a whopping $6.50. prepare to pay a little more than that. >> we'll all work to make it affordable for everyone because we want that place to be filled properly. of course, we want to make sure the lights are on and working, too. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: mccartney's promoting slipped into town last month and they did chat with the 9ers about a possible levi stadium gig. but history prevailed and sir paul will say so long inside the hallowed cement walls of the stick. >> i think it's pretty class act for him to do that. >> and i would agree. the 9ers issued this statement here. we're excited to hear that paul mccartney will play the final concert ever at candlestick park. it will be a great event for the bay area and we are pleased to p

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shea. what are some good news to start off this week it's out rescue operations are making progress as weather conditions on judo become more miles and could take out the candle down joins us here in the studio pulled down with the latest one i think that tally ever leave that sea conditions our remaining miles. that's likely because tomorrow through thursday and when it will again to see new ties this is planned this be a pile parents are at their slowest and found that tidal currents move data rate of about two point eight meters per second. but that will go down to a meter per second now at the moment that's about twelve point five to present india with misty conditions ways remain fairly calm and zero point five meters by strong wind blowing at a rate of eight point three meters per second. on tuesday there will be for opportunities when the speed of tidal current debt to their slow as that of the at twelve fifty seven am eight thirteen am two sixteen pm and seven thirty one pm and it s

met reveals that when bill clinton visited shea stadium in 1997, he was warned not to get too close.vice agent said, quote, approach the president and we go for the kill shot. the agent then apparently repeated the warning, adding, are we clear? these days, the only thing frightening at the mets game is the bullpen. sorry, john. >> yeah, i know. that's my team, by the way. i hope that guy was being sarcastic. come on. that's mr. met. >>> well, it's the holiday weekend. so, what better time to show you some hilarious easter images. >> check it out. right now, the internet is brimming with those retro holiday pictures with the sketchy-looking bunnies. this one is crosseyed and terrifying. this guy is okay with it, though. >> take a look at this bunny. looks like it's a snowman. again, no tears from the kids. >> all right. this little girl is not having any of it. that's about right. i think that's an appropriate reaction. maybe it's the long eyelashes that are freaking her out. >> who makes these snow -- these bunnies? they're awful. >> crazy looking bunnies. we have a couple more. >>

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sheaing even a couple of pounds off of your pack, can be the difference between getting down the mountainafely, and dying. the trouble is that when you throw things away in that environment, you are basically throwing it into a low pressure freezer which preserves it for all time. the stuff that comes out of people's hands is exactly as it was, when it left their hands in the 1970's. unfortunately that also extends to a grizzlier artifact, which there are bodies that have never come down, because the resources are not there, and those bodies are exactly as they were when they let go of their last breath that's just how stark and otherworldly everest is. >> so we with have some is sense, other than the sad body that are left up there, how much garbage is along those trails? is. >> well, according to multitime climber ed byuers it is pretty overwhelming. here is what he had to say about it. >> my first trip to everest were the late 80's and early 90's, and i was with there and i saw what was there already, since 1953, when the first expedition to everest was there. the oxygen bottles that w

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so black women need to shea their heads, basically. said another, what is the war on black girls and women's hair? >>> and this of course refers to two recent cases of girls being kicked out of school for wearing natural hair dos. a very contentious issue. but let's end on a positive note. willard scott has gotten married at a whopping 80 years old. tv's favorite weatherman has tied the norknot with his partn of seven years. i'm wearing this little blue pin today because it's world autism awareness day. please join in on the conversation with fellow readers on facebook, twitter, and instagram. >>> if republicans are so poplar, they can win on health care, why are they doubling down on restricting access to the ballot box? we'll discuss next. and tea part. i'll have more awkward conversations than i'm equipped for, because i'm raising two girls on my own. i'll worry about the economy more than a few times before they're grown. but it's for them, so i've found a way. who matters most to you says the most about you. at massmutual we're ow

visit truecar.com >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm air your shea.t one ukrainian security officer was killed. five others were wounded. it's the pressure of a gun battle there. >>> vice president joe biden will head to ukraine on tuesday for a meeting. >> pope francis marking palm sunday leading the procession in a packed st. pete terr's square. the pope speaking entirely off the cuff calling on the faithful to look into their own hearts to see how they are living their lives. the holy father hopped off the pope mobile to pose for selfies with young people. i'm eric shawn killinger sean now, back to "media buzz." >> more with my conversation with the woman that quit cbs news, sharyl attkisson. >> you left in part to write this book which is called "st e "stonewalled." what are the forces of destruction and intimidation? >> any journalist who has been covering washington for a few years would agree. they have agreed over the unprecedented secrecy and lack of responses and so on that there are-dr there is pressure coming to bear on journalists for jus

. >> a lot of that is probably driven by tony shea, ceo and founder. part of it is the culture, you want to enliven culture and encourage it. it doesn't get to the issue of design. cubes are kind of become mechanical and functional to how can we pack as many people in a room in a rat maze and get them working? the idea is you need to get people focused. what drives me crazy not just the cube world but the move toward collaborative spaces, which isn't much before. you see people at a big long table and they have headphones on. that's a work around, it's not working. they found that 77% of people prefer quiet to focus. so how are you going to get quiet if you have as many people jammed in a room whether jammed in a cube or room as possible. gerri: 93% dislike the cubicle. this is the organizational style we're in, and i think one of the interesting facts that you point out is that the cubicle is getting smaller and smaller. >> middle age, at 50 it's smaller. from 2010, 2012 they had 22% drop in amount of space. we're cramming people together. creating mo

the team had quite the opener at shea beating the mets on their home turf., they played the first major league game north of the u.s. border. they won that to beat the cardinals out of st. louis. of course, the expos original relocated to washington as the washington nationals. but baseball hit america's past time 45 years ago today. >>> when news breaks out, we'll break in. i got bad news yesterday coming from the file of the hugs the one you love and don't wait until tomorrow. jim reef died yesterday. he was riding his bike, hit a pothole, crashed, head injuries, gone. jim reef worked in that ft. myers market for 35 years for three big stations and spent 20 years at wink. he was known for a pioneer awareness program at the national hurricane center. and i tell you, he probably saved lives. he was a chief meteorologist around town. his family asked to remember him and keep them in his prayers. his fiance is left behind. to our friends, we extend our thoughts and our prayers. jim reif, a great guy, was 61. >>> ted cruz cracking down. john mccain fired up. bo

we'll be playing in the theater and also try to do a short shea in maidan square where a protest is going on. that's when theater is most exciting and best when it can talk to people in a very current and live political moment. so it will be a real privilege. >> brown: so this is a two-year project. you've got the actors, the crew, the money to pull this off? >> we haven't reall real -- we'e already started. we've done two shows. we've done oe at the "globe" itself and we sail to holland, which is the first stop. we can always do it normally. there's a kick start campaign we're running and everyone wants to help along the way, but we're comfortable we'll be able to manage it. >> brown: dominic dromgoole, artistic director of the globe theatre in london. thanks so much and good luck. >> pleasure. thank you very much. >> woodruff: again, the major delopments of the day: pro-russian separatists in eastern ukraine detained a team of european military observers, as ukraine claimed russia is tryingstart world war iii. and bombs tore through a campaign rally in iraq, killing at least 31 people a

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we heard ken shea talk about that in the past hour. seeing concerns about aspartame and diet drinks. thank you so much. julie hyman turning to the economy. americans hate inflation. the feds theoretically hates inflation. aboute people so worried the falling inflation rate ahead of the latest government report? turning to michael mckee. i imagine people are getting what this says or does, we are not seeing any inflation and begs a lot of questions. lex it does. people do not like inflation. a sign of economic weakness. no one getting the benefit anywhere. paying your bill back with dollars that are worth less. also, you do not want to get any closer to deflation. that means no one buys anything down the road. the fed target is two percent. the have been below that for more than a year now. they put that in place when inflation was well above two percent. they are trying to get out of that. generally week economy is the real reason. no pricing power. no one is getting raises and no one is able to raise prices. energy and commodity price

joining me for more is ken shea, who covers the food and beverage industry. numbers, the companies looking at sales growth this year of upwards of 12%. what is really behind this? are very strong. the 12% sales growth from the first quarter was driven largely by volume. which is pretty extraordinary for u.s. food company growing in a low single-digit volume. >> what was interesting is that net income fell 37%. what is the thorn in their side at this point? that yous the charge cited, the venezuelan evaluation of the currency, a lot of analysts are taking that out because it is more or less a nonrecurring item. to take thating beep of faith, adjusted earnings per share were up and beat estimates. they list of a lot in this report that gave the critics of this organization a lot of ammunition. >> especially if you are a shareholder right now. this huge buyback is underway. step,s their first perhaps, of going private? >> it is hard to tell that. it could. base percent share reduction is very unusual. you can understand why, shares are down 30% from their high,

for a closer look, let's bring in kenneth shea. what do you make of all of this?any of us are living our lives and trying to take soda out of it, what are these companies trying to do? quarter was athe tough one for the soft drink companies. as most expected, the tough winter weather made the traffic to restaurants a little light. longer-term, these companies know they have a challenge and what they are trying to do is diversify as best they can to address the waning demand for carbonates. some has to do with consumer movement to more healthy alternatives and some could be attributed to what i would think would be aspartame fatigue. that is the main ingredient for diet sodas. a lot of the diet cola drinkers are looking for a more flavorful alternative. >> they are also looking for something they can eat rather than drink. the thing that jumps out to me is that pepsi beverages account for about 1/3 of sales and coca-cola is 100%. pepsi sales were up and coca-cola was down. is that the difference? is food a better business? >> it certainly is right now, to be blunt.

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suffering from major manpower shortages, which is why the hezbollah intervention and those by the shea -- shia militia is important. they don't have the troops to go in and full scale assault, so they surround communities they are trying to recapture and basically shot all traffic in and out. what that created in the last few months, it's been in media reports, our efforts by those starving to beth, where by in return for armed opposition elements turning over heavy weaponry, the regime lets food supply in. in some places, the local cease fires have been observed for a time in places, and in some places, they collapse immediately. i think what is important for people here to understand is these blockades are conscious government tactic of war, and it is not going to change, i do not think, as long as the regime is fighting for its life. even in places where the regime has allowed cross border convoys, in particular, up in the northeast in the kurdish area, they are allowed to go in in places where a current militia, present to the regime, the pkk's regime, nay are in control ?rerring t

the organizer pictured in the photo said shea approached 50 people in kcolorado trying to gt them to register. not a single person was interested in her pitch including those already 0 old enough to vote. they were like, why? why would i bother to vote, she explained. it is important for democrats even in an election year when participation among latino voters drops. so here it is. democrats are sounding the alarm early and looking for ways to recharge young hispanic voters to to get them fired up and ready to go from the last election of the obama presidency, the last mid-term election. what can they do? what should they do in the seven months until election day? short of actually passing immigration reform in congress, well, here with us to discuss that msnbc contributor perry bacon jr. the political editor of the grio.com. the former director of hispanic press are for the obama 2012 campaign as well as msnbc contributor victoria did i francesca from the university of texas and joining us from los angeles we have fabian nunez, the former democratic speaker of the california state a