. >> angela simpson is one of the four women assigned to atom 100. >> simpson, i think, is very scary individual. she's probably the only one in there that i take every precaution in the world to make sure my staff and myself are safe. >> i heard they said i was possessed by the devil. that's hilarious. isn't that beautiful? i told my kids when they were babies they saw a guy [ bleep ] behind a circle k. i told them that's how cops grow. so, yeah. i didn't know they would next week go [ bleep ] in the alley and try to grow a cop. that was not my intention. >> she seems to have a true gang type mentality. snitches get stitches and ditches. she'll stare you down and the hair on the back of your neck standing up. >> i've asked god a lot to spontaneously combust officers. >> where does that come from, your hatred of cops? >> that's not something i'll discuss. >> but simpson regularly illustrates her hatred of law enforcement officers through her drawings. >> here's one for my brother. i've got to send that to him. it's from the pigs in a blanket series. don't you love the pigs in a blanke

her name is angela simpson. >> simpson i think is a very scary individual. probably the only one in there that i take every precaution in the world to make sure my staff and myself are safe. she is the one in this whole jail that creeps me out, for a better word. >> i was the first person on the crew to get introduced to angela simpson, and upon meeting her, the first things that came out of her mouth when i approached her, she pretty much told me to go "f" myself. for someone to say, go "f" yourself, it's like, all right, welcome to jail. >> simpson is a very scary person. she is just by the nature of her crimes and the way that she has been here and just her manners and that, she just doesn't seem to have a lot of those inhibition controls that most people would, and because of that she can be very much a threat to staff. so we have to keep her in a very controlled setting. >> simpson was accused of kidnapping, torturing and murdering a man she believed to be a police informant. she has then said to have dismembered the corpse, set it on fire and to have t

i think simpson bowles put the template down. i think you need to give credit for what has been done so far. think of it as a three legged stool that you address the deficit issue with. one leg is discretionary spending. the entire discretionary side has been done. $900 billion of savings in the 2011 agreement. $2 trillion in the sequester, assuming it holds. revenues have been raised $600 billion. that is a big number. it was done incorrectly. it should have been done through tax reform. what is left on the table to do? entitlements and there are only three accounts account. medicare, medicaid, and social security. the united states has historically spent 20% of gdp. and they are still going up because of this massive demographic shift. they are all related to aging. we are going from 35 million to 75 million retired persons. that system does not work. we have to adjust our entire entitlement programs. not in any draconian or dramatic way that affects resident recipients. 10 years from now, 20 years from now, 30 years from now,

simpson believes you start by helping people tell their stories. >> my neighborhood -- contaminated -- after the examination i felt the discrimination. >> push ace dance company that focuses on social topics. and we usually look for stories that are untold or not really seen in the public eye. so it was very natural for us to reach out to the youth and ask them, hey, can you please tell us your stories about what you think the naval shipyard will look like in 200024. >> the youth recorded their monologues establishing a road map for creating the choreography that would merge the spoken word with movement. >> you're going to do anger like let it come through. >> for simpson, this melding of poetry and dance isn't simply a tool for social change, it's also a personal exploration. >> this is very important to the dancing. for me as a choreographer, there are parts where i take each word from the poem and make a movement specifically to that word. >> so give me some examples of certain words and how you translate that into gestures for the dancers. >> well, for example, we have brain cell

. >> well, that is much less than what simpson bowles projected sit not? >> it is. >> so last year, 2013, president obama exceeded the deficit reduction goal of simpson bowles of $139 billion. am i correct? >> yes, sir. >> yes, sir i would have to look at what numbers they have at what years. >> do you know what the number will be? >> it is 2016 and it will be 531. gee have to look at these numbers. give the president and this administration some credit. i have been pretty tough on them. give them some cd. they did something else. they did something that bass wa positionti positive. but you are never going to give any credit to anybody except the pat on the back at the christmas party. superintendant th isn't that wonderful? >> does this plan raise the age for social security? >> no, sir. >> does it change the measure of inflation for social security? >> so this administration has managed to reduce the deficit in 2013 below bowles simpson to social security. >> so now we are going to wait for the response from the other side and debate the issue gagai. tha

. -- what simpson bowles was. andteps on everybody's toes that is the way you have to start tax reform. i was on the ways and means committee in 1986 when this was done between president reagan and rostenkowski. remember, it did not start with reagan and rostenkowski. it started with bill bradley and jack cap and it took a while to bubble to the surface. majortarted to talk about tax reform in 1982 and 1983 and it was not enacted until 1986. we are further down the starting point than usual because you have the chairman of the clore committee -- there andortunity is it should be taken. requires quite honestly president of -- presidential leadership. president obama wants a legacy, reforming tax locks may be a good one. hagel did not propose cutting spending. what are the threats and how do you respond to them? i cited, for example, eisenhower's great farewells each where he said the biggest threat to national defense is the defense industrial complex that fights the last war and certifies the defense community as

>> i don't know the specific number within simpson-bowles, but within simpson-bowles a number of the actual numbers and presentations are incorporated within our budget. one of the differences, and so much of it is embraced so i think they haven't scored there's against the new baselines we've seen so don't know the exact number. i think it's important reflect that there are places where we have a number of similarities. one place we do have a difference is the issue of defense. i think you know that in our current budget, we replace sequester on the defense and nondefense side in the out years. we have the growth initiative this year. >> i'll follow up and do those comparisons. it's helpful because we have a bipartisan. i don't think we're that far off from what was anticipated. if we look at your projection for year 2024 in that same chart, we basically see the debt held by the public drops to 69% of gdp. this has been a conversation in this room for year after year since i came to the senate. the fact that we have to cap that debt as a percentage of gdp in order to avoid traveling

simpson-bowles put the template down. i think you need to give credit for what has been done so far. think of it as a three legged stool that you address the budget issue with, the deficit issue. one leg is discretionary spending. one is entitlement spending. the third leg is revenues. the entire discretionary side has been done. $900 billion of savings in the 2011 agreement. $1.2 trillion under the sequester, assuming it holds. that discretionary has been done. revenues have been raised $600 billion. that is a big number. it was done incorrectly. it was done by just raising rates, should have been done through tax reform, but that's a big number. what's left on the table to do? entitlements and in the entitlement accounts there are only three that count. medicare, medicaid and social security. the united states has historically spent 20% of gdp. those three accounts alone account for 20% of g.d.p. by about 2025 and they're still going up, because of this massive demographic shift. they're all related to aging. we're goin

keir simpson? >> reporter: good morning, the families of those who are missing continue to wait here for news as they have through the weekend, among those missing said to be three americans, two children, and one a 51-year-old ibm staffer, whose family has described him as a man of integrity and honor, a man of god, generous, creative and intelligent. meanwhile the investigation into what happened to flight mh370 continues. a search of 50 nautical miles of sea is under way, involving asht and 40 ships. while the investigation continues into the two men who boarded the plane using stolen passports, surveillance video is being studied. the ntsb is involved in the investigation. but, whether or not they will discover exactly where the plane is, a note of caution, an air france plane that disappeared in 2009, it took two years to find that aircraft. veronica sf. >> that's right. keir simpson, thank you. >>> the latest on the crisis in yao crane, on sunday, tens of thousands of gathered in kiev's indep

here's what the simpsons are protecting now with google glass.h and body monitoring, constant guilt from calorie counting. the rise of the noaa dolls. you can compare the value of the neighbors house through google glass the lot of resentful people. stuart: it is true. the body monitoring be perfect for you. stuart: a diver narrowly avoids a shark attack caught on a go pro camera. and my take on drones. the government wants to regulate them. however, help is at hand. get out of the way of the drones business. we will develop it all in our next hour. two minutes away. then we gave each person a ribbon to show how many years that amount might last. i was trying to, like, pull it a little further. [ woman ] got me to 70 years old. i'm going have to rethink this thing. it's hard to imagin how much we'll need for a retirement that could last 3years or mor so maybe we need to approach things dferently, if we want to be ready for a longer retirement. ♪ if we want to be ready for a longer retirement. sometimes they just drop in. always obvious. cme group

the simpsons headed to lego land.ng its line to show fa favorites like homer, bart, march, which will feature an episode create ed totally out o legos. both released the first week in may. we asked you earlier which tv show you'd like to see get the mini lego treatment, tony posted he's like to see the walking dead. sim tweeted us, i love liucy or the brady bunch and joe tweeted the real story. all right, that would mean some real behind the scenes figures of our incredibly hard working staff. does there happen to be a camera shot of our control room? one might be named poodle. who refeezs to show his face, but jen, my executive producer, what show would you like to see? >> "game of thrones." >> of course. anything else? >> tucker wants "dukes of hazard." >> thanks for writing and sharing your thoughts as always and for being part of the real story today. >> gretchen, maybe this is it. maybe. they're calling it the best lead yet. a potential make breakthrough in the search for the missing malaysian airline. a satellit

gene simpson dying at the scene, gordy silva later at the hospital.t was chaplain dave who broke the news to most of simpson's family, just not his parents. >> and they pulled up, and they heard it on the radio. and -- >> reporter: dave swore that day to never let it happen again on his watch, and it never has. >> a lot of officers -- >> reporter: but chaplain dave's watch is now ending. >> we apologize for the difficulties in the last story that garvin thomas package. >>> we'll see you back here tonight at 6:00. . >>> on this saturday night, one week later. inside the search for dozens of people still missing after that deadly mud slide in washington state. turning point. ships finally retrieve some of those floating objects in the indian ocean. are we closer to an answer in the mystery of flight 370. outof nowhere southern california is shaken by an earthquake da that damaged homes and businesses. knocked out power and rattled a lot of nerves. game changer? after a ruling that college athletes are employees, what does that mean for big-time college

he missed simpson as much as the soldier missed him. reunion posted to you tube and certainly been a hit. the dog and his soldier m pe out of malaysian. late there's and tension mount as the world await the outcome of critical vote this weekend in crimea. >> also the running of the bul bulls. and the group that is trying to keep it from happening here in the bay area. >> california love affair with the car. of cal-trans found out about our driving habits. another half hour of 7 news at 9 begins here in just a moment. 9 begins here in just a moment. i'll be back. charles not having coverage stressed me out. i literally haven't been to a doctor in 15 years. i had a car accident when i was uninsured, and i declined medical assistance because it was gonna be too expensive. as a result, i deal with back pain on a pretty regular basis. after it had built up for so long of not having insurance, i couldn't believe that it was just that easy. it was just nice to have a plan that was a reasonable monthly premium. i'm in because i don't want to pu

marge simpson, you've seen her on "the simpsons." she's about to come to life. chrysanthemums painted blue and put on a wire cage. >> she looks just like her. >> isn't that amazing? hey, it's polka time, everybody. >> doh! ♪ ♪ politics and foreign wars all the weather all the scores ♪ ♪ that's the world news polka ♪ tapes that roll in way too slow ♪ ♪ that's the world news polka ♪ it's late at night wide awake and you're not wearing pants so grab your world nows mug and everybody dance ♪ ♪ hey ♪ have some fun be a pal every anchor guy and gal ♪ ♪ do the world news polka everybody! ♪ ♪ that's the world news polka >> insomniacs only! ♪ ♪ that's the world news polka ♪ who cares what the bosses think they're a goofy crew ♪ ♪ no clue ♪ if your neighbors call the cops here's what you have to tell them ♪ ♪ move that's the world news polka ♪ ♪ they make us work the graveyard shift that's why we go for broke ♪ ♪ why not tune in abc and join our little joke ♪ ha ha ha ♪ five whole days we're here with tongue in cheek and the world news polka ♪ ♪ not lip synch ♪ it's the w

gene simpson dying at the scene. gordy silva later at the hospital. it was chaplain dave who broke the news to most of simpson's family, just not his parents. >> and they pulled up and they heard it on the radio. >> reporter: dave swore that day to never let it happen again on his watch, and it never has. but chaplain dave's watch is now ending. parkinson's disease is slowing him down, and dave says if he can't be there in those everyday moments, he's not the right guy for the special ones, and it's time, after all these years, for someone else to serve those who serve. dave's last day on the day full time will be june 1st but he says he's not going anywhere completely. he still has 20 hours a week and would still like to volunteer for the san jose police department. >> very nice, thank you, garvin. >>> let's get a final look at our weather forecast from rob. >> right now partly cloudy skies over san francisco. should be fine for the game coming up, the giants and a's. the forecast tomorrow north of the golden gate is where things begin to change. rai

so i did. >> jimmy: you learn all your safety from watching "simpsons"?you're here. i mean, everything worked out. >> i survived. it's all good. no death. >> jimmy: thank you. yeah, very cool. well, i wouldn't know what to do. i think i was in one earthquake when i was out in l.a. and i went to the doorway because that's -- >> that's what you do. yeah, exactly. >> jimmy: it's on "the simpsons." apparently, no, though, right? you're not supposed to go to the doorway anymore. >> yeah, i don't know. >> jimmy: i think that's an old thing. >> the table looks dodgey. there was the window -- a bad idea. >> jimmy: i didn't have a a table. i had, like, no money. no. [ laughter ] i had a tv, of course, because i had no money. >> yeah. >> jimmy: but i had a tv that was on top of the tv box that the tv came in. i put a sheet over the box and put the tv on top of the box and it looked like a great table. >> amazing. [ applause ] yeah, absolutely. >> jimmy: but i couldn't get in the box. >> you didn't hide under -- >> jimmy: i didn't hide under the thing. no, i didn't

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gene simpson dying at the scene. gordie, later. it was chaplain dave who broke the news to moist of simpson's family, just not his parents. >> and they pulled up and heard it on the radio. and -- >> reporter: gave swore that day to never let it happen again on his watch, and it never has. but chaplain dave's watch is now ending. parkinson's disease is slowing him down. and dave says if he can't be there in those every day moments, he's not the right guy for the special ones. and it's time after all these years for someone else to serve those who serve. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >>> right now we're going to check in on weather and a big storm coming our way. anthony slaughter with your micro climate forecast. >> we saw some decent rainfall this weekend. we got 2 inches of rain in some places and the south bay about half an inch. right now you can see on the live radar scan we don't have anything to talk about. things are dre. but we do have a steady stream of cloud cover moving in. and by lurks time i do think everywhere acr

. >> it was obvious robe missed simpson. footage posted to you tube. you guessed the rest. >> man and his dog. reunited. >> world news is up next. i'm carolyn johnson. >> from all of us sh we appreciate your time. >>> welcome to "world news." tonight -- the brand-new clues on the trail of the missing passenger plane. evidence the plane was taking more strange turns. as we show you why investigators still believe the disappearance looks deliberate. >>> murder for hire. we're there when the undercover agents pose as hit men and look who shows up. >> do i want the car to go off the highway, do i use a silencer and take them all out? >> the surprising sting in the suburbs tonight. >>> and farewell kiss. a good-bye to the sailor whose joyful kiss said everything about war ending and coming home. >>> good evening to you on this

cody simpson right now. [ applause ] >> whoo!>> i really do. >> and lower your pants. that's another show. >> as you get older, the pants come up. >> the force is with this star of stage and screen highlights from his career include two "star wars" films and starring opposite diana ross in "mahogany." let's hear it for landau, billy dee williams. >> oh. [ applause ] >> all right. our next star has unbelievable endurance. she swam 110 miles from cuba to florida without a shark tank. i suggest she bring it to the ballroom to protect her against the judges. don't you think? >> yeah, definitely. >> i think that's a really good idea. please welcome world champion swimmer, diana nyad. [ applause ] >> good for her. [ applause ] >> everybody is dancing. >> i know. >> she has moves. >> oh, wow. >> all right. this star wears many hats, actress, author, producer, clothing designer, but you know her best as one of "the real housewives of atlanta" which she's also done without a shark tank. come on out, the one and only nene leakes. [ applaus

translator) mantanzas is a province where a group of friends from my neighborhood-- the neighborhood of simpson-- we always enjoy ourselves with a rumba. we're always ready to put a rumba together at a moment's notice. the caribbean is a very vibrant area of musical encounters for the past 400 years-- encounters primarily between musics of europe, and musics of africa. you have, in the caribbe, types of music that are very cle tofrican protypes. in rumba, especially the best known exale rumba guaguanco you have a couple's dance. man and woman dance together in a dance that pantomimes courtship. the maattempts to get close to the won. the woman coquettishly dances arou him and avoids his efforts (translator) the woman that's dancing moves this waynd that. she covers herself so that she doesn't get impregnated. (averill) in rumba, you have a clave. the clave pattern is the key to the rhythmic structure of the ensemble. in rumba guaguanco the clave sounds like this: [claps] the first side, if you divide this pattern in half, has three beats. and the second half has two beats. and this is an asymme

simpson trial. >> this is probably the biggest trial of the century, certainly so far. >> reporter: interess so high a dedicated cable channel is now on air to cover proceedings. >> that tension between this almost godlike character, my mythological character, and the awful tragedy of what happened is something no one can resist. >> count 1 is one of murder -- >> reporter: in a crowded courtroom pistorius appears almost isolated, a lonely figure. but in that same way we've seen him on the field he's calm and focused, almost as if preparing for competition. >> it's only a matter of waking up and thinking i can do it. >> reporter: oscar pistorius was born without bones in his lower legs. after consulting with dozens of specialists, his parents made a decision to amputate from below the knee. he won a gold medal at the athens paralii pair olympics bus his greatest achievement, competing against able-bodied. he was not wearing prosthetics at the time of the shooting a point that may prove crucial during the trial. he owned a small arsenal of weapons and is being charged with weapons-related cou

diana nyad, nene leakes, cody simpson, amy purdy, james maslow, and the one and only billy dee williamsare most guess, you excited to see nene leakes? >> yes, and dj tanner. tuesday, theat last day of the carnival season. some rain and temperatures are theinterfering with festivities. tomorrow is ash wednesday for christians, marking the first day of lent. >> a little bit of rain and cold temperatures for them and of course it is real >> still cold out there? >> warmer. the low 30'sin today.

you had all of these gang meetings gavin bowles simpson gang meetings,-- and bowles simpson, and he never had a legislative word. house andto the white andw cj reed -- and pelosi boehner to read. we use many of those in the presentation for the white house. in the last meeting was very , it was about this one thing, is the white house really interested in doing those things in a transformative way to save medicare? and to deal with the issues? are you really interested in that? and the answer was no, we are not. we are not interested in that. so we left the meetings, what they did was immediately, they sometimes forget that we talk to our friends on the other side of the aisle. i know we have not accomplished much together, but we talk to our runs on the other side of the aisle. and immediately they got on the phone and roof -- and reported in the wall street and all that we send nice things. the reason we was got nowhere with the republicans --ldn't raise taxes raised taxes. that was not what the meeting was about. it was were you willing to address the issues of medicare? ing out $359,0

. >> simon simpson works in the area and records the incredible sight with his camera. >> firefightersy stop it from spreading. >> soon, a crowd gathers and several other people also start to record the growing fire. the flames get higher. the smoke, thicker. >> the police and everyone started to get a little worried about the amount of people that were standing, just watching and filming. >> the chaotic scene spirals out of control. >> it's going. it's going! >> then the flames reach a massive amount of fuel and the gas station erupts. >> i've never seen anything that big. it was a bit of a shock and sort of stunned me for a second to see such a big fireball go straight up. >> before the blast, simpson is about 40 feet from the huge cloud of fire. it seemed like a safe distance. now, he's not so sure. >> when the explosion happened and i felt the heat and i decided to back away and put cars and a wall between me and the fire. >> just hide behind. we'll be all right. >> firefighters are dangerously close to the explosion, but somehow, they survive. >> the firefighters that were literal

gene simpson dying at the scene. gordy silva later at the hospital. for most of simpson's family, just not his parents. >> and they pulled up and they heard it on the radio. >> reporter: dave swore that day to never let it happen again on his watch, and it never has. >> a lot of -- >> reporter: but chaplain dave's watch is now ending. park parkinson's disease is slowing him down. dave says if he can't be here in those everyday moments, he's not the right guy for the special ones, and it's time after all these years for someone else to serve those who serve. garvin thomas, "today in the bay." >> big shoes to fill. >>> still ahead on "today in the bay" more rain is on the way and it might affect your monday morning commute. we'll check back in with anthony slaughter who has your microclimate forecast. >>> plus counting down to the health care deadline. the last-minute rush to sign up and who might qualify for a deadline extension. [ female announcer ] it balances you... it fills you with energy... and it gives you what you are looking for to live a more

. >>> so much attention from the oscars, the simpson's twitter account posted their own version of whate. look at homer. sorry. >>> ash ton kutcher's sitcom, two and a half men. the two were on the show together, got engaged and now have a sitcom together. >>> we have the series you're asking for. lindsey lohan's upcoming reality show of course. >> it's good, good, good. there's the thing in my head where it's like time to sabotage. >> don't put words in my mouth. >> this is exactly what everybody said was going to happen. i believe differently. >> you need to cut the [ bleep ]. you really do. >> the official so equipped with a sober coach, lindsey moves into a hotel and searches for an apartment. >>> the star studded cast of "dancing with the stars" including dj from full house, actual dancers olympians charlie davis, merrill white, and jim carrey. what a cast. we hope this is just you're first stop today on nbc. [ male announcer ] walgreens understands being at the corner of "looking for a good deal" and "sheesh, i should've looked some more." ♪ that's why walgreens makes it easy to s

i'd like to welcome our guest, former senator alan simpson.ed. you've got a busy day out there with ukraine and everything else. but here i am in the whiles of wyoming, 40 degrees and lovely. >> well, let's get hit with the first topic. we're going to see the president's budget today. many are saying it's the end of austerity. do you think that we've come far since simpson-bowles, implemented policies that you think are going to work or do you think we've fallen short? >> oh, no, i think we realize that the deficit is going down. who wouldn't hope for that? we hope for it. it's working. but any time you look at what they're doing, it's all short term. the stuff that's going to eat our lunch is 10,000 people a day turning 65. you've got a system that was set up of social security that you won't even address the insolvency of it for 75 years. health care is on automatic pilot. forget what you call it. it's time to deal with the long-term stuff before interest goes from where it is now to back to historical heights and then watch people grab thei

thinks simpson-bowles put down the template you do need to give credit for what has ben done so far as the three vegas tool. -- three legs tool one is entirely in -- and tadema's spending -- entitlement spending. 1.2 trillion under the sequester as a means that its holds. that has been done. revenue is a big number that has been done incorrectly only by raising rates. entitlements with that account only three dash count. of medicare. medicaid. social security united states has spent 20 percent of gdp they will account 20% by 2025 because of the massive demographic shift related to aging and the systems don't work. we have to adjust these entitlement programs not in andy dramatic way but ted years from now you been to the cost curve to raise the age of retirement by two years but we took 60 years to do it it did not affect anybody over that age of 15. we could handle that and the president suggested the way we calculate cpi that was the best offer on the table so far. >>host: is that feasible with new politics? >> no. unfortunately i don't see a grand bargain coming down the street i se

the oj simpson trial paralleled it exactly in time. and there were contrast, i think, in terms of the trial when they were being taken in. i think new york juries, and i do not need to confine it to only new york juries, they are very bright, conscientious, savvy. they become fearless in a situation like that. and then the proof was strong. the proof was strong. >> one interesting sidebar was the oj simpson trial was televised and the yousef ramzi trial was not. what you think of that? should it have been televised? >> i am not a proponent of cameras in the courtroom because i think they affect behaviors -- witnesses in ways, even jurors in ways -- in ways that are not constructive at all times. that is a hard question. you say you want sunshine shone on these trials. i think it was a shame it was not shown on television for two reasons in this particular case. both, if you listened and followed it, it was a very scary story of what was happening. basically a war that had been declared on the united states by a terrorist organization,

simpson. as mr. simpson knows what he was chair last year i strongly supported this. both sides of this subcommittee that wanted this integrated planning initiative. only 2 million box. the cost of compliance can get substantial. of course the water systems pass it right on to the consumer. does seem to be a way of saving money. for what it's worth this is going do something that both sides agree on. i would suspect dickensian again . thank you. >> thank you. thank you for being here today. thank you for the extra time that i have here said. i look forward to working with you select and understand were coming from on this new rule. >> only the 404 requirements is the exemption for the nrc as. you were bright. >> thank you. >> there's a of a to questions. one last comment. a house committee remains frustrated with the lack of compliance to the civic with a house oversight committee has asked at least to the outstanding subpoenas as well as an outstanding request for documents. also your office of congressional affairs is preventing the science advisory board from respo

simpson trial and went wall to wall with that. that is the first time cnn really discovered in a powerful way the audience wants wall-to-wall coverage and rewards that with huge numbers. when you know your audience wants that, that's a balance then you have to walk. >> of course the o.j. simpson trial was a mystery but of a different kind. court cases are a mystery just like this is a mystery right now unfolding before our eyes. >> i think, brian, that's so important for us to realize that what we've got here in and why this story is compelling, unbelieve human interest and human concern, tragedy, 239s souls, somewhere, lost, we don't know. there is the aviation story. there is the national security story. there is the terrorism story if there'ses that. the aviation story. we all fly. i sat down yesterday for breakfast in new york city and i'm talking to a guy who has nothing to do with the news business and starts telling me what he thinks happens because he has interest in aviation and flies. >> right. >> so that's story, that m

vichy government seeks to guide the process to try to pop this time of war criminals by mr from the simpsons stamps and that it is. and that ice for his strident mom's and she gets attention nationally accepted specimens that the country that depends on. i think it is technically still moving towards that. the yield on the beach too bad and not just in the g spot teach the gym on a semi. he said that on the beach nationalist party. i mean instead they concocted the cia to distance itself from the fundamentalists bhakti the good of luck this time using religion and using the adobe has it that i am keeping the nba as a setback it is of a dangerous position if we'll be good she knits and from this image over and i am eyeing the new set of me bhakti that deserves to be bad because it was responsive and many of these for the killings in nineteen seventy one for genocide for crimes against humanity for our main activities of denunciation brushing aside the accusations against international claims to be in the ict. he said on abc's wanted to be nice and it really should be the key says awful lot of

simpson trial. (♪) >>> carnival taking a backseat in venezuela.hy protesters took to the streets in violent clashes - wearing costumes. >> looking at the weather the federal government will close offices. the national weather service predicted 6-10 inches of snow for the washington d.c. area. meteorologist rebecca stevenson joins us. >> this satellite takes pictures from up in the air down to space, underlying a map of land and water. you can see a satellite of a strong front as it approached slowly but surely into the east, south-east. this is the storm system today, the storm system bringing in ice in the d.c. federal offices closed and a lot of folks will stay home, instead of driving from philadelphia to washington d.c., baltimore and durum. it will be a soaker in the west, a series of storms bringing in up to two feet of snow. rainfall in the valleys, snow east of the cascades into the rockies, colorado rockies getting a hit. the winter concerns focussing in to the ice accumulations we are going to get early this morning and throughout monday

john simpson, bbc news.[no audio] ♪ >> join me on the india business report every sunday, as we bring you the week's top economic stories right from the heart of india's financial capital, only on bbc world news. bbc world news. >> we have the usual mix for you on world news. we will be picking up on all of the top stories across the world, and we will do all of coverage,our top bbc as well. it is this weekend on "bbc world news." ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the outside source giving you the news in a different way, with the help of our touch stream. >> very sorry about the interruption to our program there, but we are back on the air and returning to our top story. activity in ukraine. we can hear now from the u.s. state department spokesperson, who i spoke to a little while ago. john kerry said he has something concrete to take back to the president following this meeting with the minister. what is it? >> well, if i told you that, then you would not be as tuned in. i think the important thing that john kerry took to the meet

john simpson reports. is a furnace tonight.n the predominantly pro-russian area the city is surrounded by demonstrators gleefully celebrating the decision to join the russian federation. or constitutional fashion mark they don't really care. >> we had been once part of russia. >> the crimean parliament when it voted didn't concern itself over much with constitutional niceties either, but the results are overwhelming. 78 4, 1 against. explains, premier they won't get to vote until sunday week. the decision has already been made. how is this crisis going to be written off? will it be peaceful, or will it be violent in some way? think it will be peaceful. i think after two or three days under russian consideration. >> that includes problems within crimea itself. think approximately 75% want to be and the russian federation. crimea is russia. >> that's it. crimea is russia, he says. plenty of people here are worried. the leader of the crimean tartars, 12% of the population, called for a boycott of the referendum. tartars were treat

i was on simpson-bowles. at that time, the recovery was just beginning. we weren't sure if it was going to take old strongly. it the deficit was very high. the stimulus was spinning out. we knew the deficit would come down if the economy recovered. there are big expenditures for medicare and medicaid. tax system.usy the solution was to fix the tax system so that it is better and raises more revenue. slow the growth of the health care. that was the right thing to do at the time. if you look at it again now, the same patterns are there. it looks less scary. the long-term future looks less scary. there are two reasons for that, but they may not be sustainable. one is the political system has cut discretionary spending a lot. military and in the domestic. permanent,me that is you get very low numbers for discretionary spending. i don't know if that is sustainable. ?an we run the government i don't think so. the other thing that has happened and may not be sustainable is the rate of growth in health care spending has slowed. it has slowed dramatically. we are

. >> well, that is much less than what simpson bowles projected sit not? >> it is. >> so last year, 2013, president obama exceeded the deficit reduction goal of simpson bowles of $139 billion. am i correct? >> yes, sir. >> yes, sir i would have to look at what numbers they have at what years. >> do you know what the number will be? >> it is 2016 and it will be 531. gee have to look at these numbers. give the president and this administration some credit. i have been pretty tough on them. give them some cd. they did something else. they did something that bass wa positionti positive. but you are never going to give any credit to anybody except the pat on the back at the christmas party. superintendant th isn't that wonderful? >> does this plan raise the age for social security? >> no, sir. >> does it change the measure of inflation for social security? >> so this administration has managed to reduce the deficit in 2013 below bowles simpson to social security. >> so now we are going to wait for the response from the other side and debate the issue gagai. tha

john simpson, bbc news, sevastopol. >> meanwhile, moscow has rejected pleas from the white house to negotiateith the new government in ukraine. this evening the kremlin said it hoped there would be no renewal of the cold war despite the disagreements between russia and the west. this afternoon in sochi, the raine was represented at the paralympics by a single athlete. the rest of the team stayed away. >> it feels like sport and politics are never far apart. in sochi, russia's paralympic team wouked out to a song titled "goodbye, america." minutes later came the ukrainian team, or, rather, justify one member of it. -- just one member of it. the other ukraine olympians refused to parade in protest of moscow's intervention in their country. crimea has already cast a shadow over these olympics. but these are no games -- america has sent six fighter jets to the baltic to boost air patrols there, a show of strength on russia's doorstep, part of the west's response to russia's actions in ukraine. western leaders have accused russia of invading the crimea. washington has threatened to freeze the asse

simpson trial.here is no dispute as to who pulled the trigger as pistorius admitted to this during his bail hearing, but shooting someone, believing they are a threat, is a tough case to prove says this forensic specialist. >> our law doesn't allow you to cull kill somebody who may be a threat to you. the threat has got to be real and it's got to be imminent. >> reporter: much of the case will be broadcast live. it all begins here at pretoria's high court. the case was initially set down for three weeks but in all likelihood will take months as the prosecution plans to call at least 107 witnesses. south africa does not have a jury system, so it's up to a judge to determine pistorius's fate, and the judge's first task will be to ask pistorius how he pleads to charges of premeditated murder. if he is found guilty, he faces life behind bars with a mandatory 25 years in jail. debora patta, cbs news, pretoria. >>> medical marijuana is legal in california, but governor jerry brown doesn't think everybody