snyder's funeral. the one that the snyder family thought was so peculiar. >> i couldn't handle it.s what happened? and i i don't remember remember saying anything back. but now it was about that. >> i had the feeling that he was glad to finally get it off of his chest. he broke down somewhat. i can only imagine what it would be like keeping that type of secret. >> the detective showed michael photographs of the snyder's property as it looked in 2002. and had michael circle where he believed his step father's body was buried. >> did michael believe he was on the hook for his part in this? >> i think he probably knew that he was. he knew he was an accomplice in the case. >> a few miles away, michael's mom, ellen snyder was ending her work day. >> when i came out from work, his girlfriend came by. she was sitting in her car next to my car. she said you need to get in the car. >> she told ellen that michael had called. the police had shown up at his work and they knew the secret. >> so i called my mom and said i need to come over. she is like, are you okay and i said no. >> and with th

nicole snyder. >> ms. snyder is here. was here. >> all right. justin [speaker not understood]. >> good afternoon, [speaker not understood]. >>> good afternoon, my name is justin. i'm a san francisco resident and i ride muni most days. i think it's very he disturbful quite frankly you guys want to hike our fears given the fact the quality of muni service has not improved substantially the last decade. ~ fares you want to do away with sunday metering to satisfy the [speaker not understood] needs of the mayor. i think quite frankly sunday metering ha been beneficial for those who have to drive and park and find parking. also, the benefits would benefit from additional customer quite frankly. moving it would undermine us of mta's goal. it would put politics ahead of the people. it would be a big slap in the face to those who walk and bike in such dangerous conditions and finally for those who ride muni. i would just urge you to really consider not doing away with sunday metering. doing that would make it hard to find parking and increase the amount

anyway, i was so inspired by dan snyder's charitable outreach that i formed my own charity. "the ching chong ding dong foundation for sensitivity to orientals or whatever." (laughter) that was wednesday. it reran four times on thursday, was posted on the show's facebook page. not a peep out of the internet. then around 7:00 on thursday, my network's promotional twitter account, @colbertreport, tweeted the name of my foundation without providing a video link to the original segment or mentioning that i was inspired by the redskins charity. who would have thought a means of communication limited to 140 characters would ever create misunderstandings? (laughter) but i have never once used @colbertreport. as you heroes know, i'm @stephenathome. though full disclosure, i sometimes tweet from @stephenathome at work in the bathroom. then, when the twit hit the fan, the brain trust at my network took the tweet down, because that's how this internet works. you can just take stuff down and no one will ever know it happened. just ask mayor wiener. (laughter) now, i'm not trying to throw

joining us on "inside story" bill snyder, and in new york, yegeni, and cee cee connolly, with health research institute. cee cee, what needs to be known that isn't known yet in order to start making conclusions about whether the imagined mechanics, the relationship between cost and expenditures --cost and revenues are going to work out? >> one of the most important questions, ray, next up is who are these new customers? and what kind of health status are they in? and are they going to come and participate in managing their care? because that really cuts to the heart of how expensive or not they may be, and this idea of managing the risk pool in insurance. that's going to have an impact on premiums in the future years. it's very important. we know that many, many of the health insurance companies at this very moment are trying to reach out to these new members and get them to take a questionnaire, come in for a physical, provide any sort of insight into what kind of health conditions they might have that need to be addressed. >> you're a guy who watches the numbers very closely. now t

hoard, a convicted felon was neva snyder's son and had connections to virgil fletcher. but cleland never arrested bob hoard. instead he pressed smith to tell him about gloria killian. >> i told them i didn't know her. but they said, well, what was her involvement? i said, none that i know of. >> it should have caused them to re-evaluate their case but they had already made up their minds about what happened here, and they were filtering out information that was inconsistent with that which happens all the time. >> they took the information and then that's the last i heard of it. >> for smith's story to help gloria, genego would need to find and convince him to testify in open court. all for a woman he had never met. >> gary lee smith had completely turned his life around and really had no reason to come forward and admit that he was a criminal 20 years ago. >> he asked me if i would come in and testify at her hearing. and i thought, my gosh. i certainly don't want any repercussions or anything. >>> after 13 years behind bars, gloria killian would get another day in cour

absolutely, governor granholm put in a lot of the policies , and governorace snyder has picked up on those. we have been undergoing a review process in 2013. continue with the idea that we will take a hard look at what we can do to expand those policies in the 2015 time frame. i absolutely give governor granholm, governor snyder a lot of credit for recognizing the value of these initiatives, and sing them as an opportunity not only for good environment to policy, but for good economic policy as well. >> while i am a democrat governor christie is not, we have a requirement for 30 years to have an energy master plan. the head of the utility commission is the chair of that. we had a change in the economy at the end of 2008. it takes and consideration all that. -- juster plan recently, a proposal for resiliency back in new jersey. that is being discussed broadly ,round the state, which would based on the extreme weather events, focus on critical areas in the state joining us. >> what are the chances in new jersey will reengage and reggie? [laughter] interesting. new jersey is an environm

it is untoward of daniel snyder to try and hide behind tradition. tradition, that's what he says, in refuseing to change the name of the team. madam president, tradition? what tradition? a tradition of racism is all that name leaves in its wake. mr. snyder knows that in sports, the only tradition that matters is winning. so i urge daniel united tore do what is morally right and remove this degrading term from the league by changing his team's name. it's been done before right here in washington, d.c. 17 years ago, the washington bullets and the late abe pollin, a wonderful man, madam president, saw all the gun violence and murders taking place in the washington, d.c. area. and what did he do? he voluntarily decided that name, washington bullets, wasn't any good and changed his name. he didn't want his team to be associated with bullets, so he changed the team's name from washington bullets to the washington wizards. we all followed the washington wizards the last couple of weeks. they are now in the second round of the play-offs. we were all happy a

snyder in a recent piece entitled "russia's brutality with ukraine is nothing new." during the 1932-1933 stalinist forced famine, here is a quote from the book "blood lands," boys from another school pulled out the severed head of a classmate while fishing in a pond. his whole family had died. had they eaten him first or had he survived the deaths of his parents only to be killed by a cannibal? no one knew, but such questions were commonplace for the children of ukraine in 1933. yet, cannibalism was sometimes a victimless crime. some mothers and fathers killed their children and ate them, but other parents asked their children to make use of their own bodies if they passed away. more than one ukrainian child had to tell a brother or sister, mother says that we should eat her if she dies. additionally, in january, 1933, stalin writes snyder, seal ukraine's borders so peasants could not escape and seal them so beggers could not beg. by the spring, 10,000 were dying each day. more than the 6,000 jews who perished daily in auschwitz at the peak of extermination in the sp

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. >> since snyder fails to show any leadership, the national football league should pick up the slackn. remove this hateful term from this term. rid the league of bigotry and racism. >> so now the pressure is on dan snyder over the name of his team. somehow that name is being equated with what donald sterling has to say. excuse me, that's a jar too far. >> wheel of for tune. >> boozing my shore excursion. >> i would like to solve the puzzle. >> booking my shore excursion. >> i wouldn't have got that. >> speaks for itself. >> you thought it was booting. >> whoa! >> this came out today, judicial watch pointed out that over the past five years, president obama and joe biden -- the biden family have spent over $40 million of your tax dollars on vacations and that's just for air force one and air force two. i can't imagine the golf scraf began zas. >> it is time once again for greg's prom tips. you don't want to look like an idiot when you pin the corsage on your date. practice on your mom. before you go to the prom, don't go to victoria's secret to buy something that's going to freak your

you'll see him singing, james snyder. >> he sings a duet with you.s thing happens, i saw you at the academy awards. your beautiful sister was with you. you are among the most delightful people that came through the whole line. >> oh we were just trying to really take in the moment. >> but everybody asked you what you thought at that point. we all know what you said afterwards which was so classy. you know that it's done you so much more good than anything. >> sure. >> sure put you on the radar. >> right when he said it what did you think? right when you were about to perform? >> i said to myself, did that really just happen? and then i just told myself get over it fast. >> that's where your broadway training comes in. >> take my ego out of it, i'm at the oscars, do your thing. >> nothing like that theater training, though, for moments like that. >> could you believe just what happened after that? it was like an avalanche of pr. >> i felt so badly for him. >> he apologized, but did he ever explain what happened? was it a teleprompter problem? >> i don

snyder had said, oh, good shot. and ike said, good shot, hell, and threw his sand wedge at the doctor and nearly broke his leg. [laughter] so this was all in the diary. so i checked back, on that same day, eisenhower changed his mind twice about a u2 flight over the soviet union. okay, he threw his golf club, but think about the pressure he's under. here's trying to control this and not screw up. and in the end, he does view up, or he screwed up by business el, and they take one flight too many, and out blows up the peace process, but it's not for lack of effort. he's trying, it's hard to get it right. >> so what do you think he approved that? when bissell has told him one in a million chance it'll be shot down when he knew the chances were much greater than that. >> right. >> he did. he also told him that the pilot would kill himself because he had a pill, actually it was a pinprick with shellfish toxin on it. >> hidden inside a silver dollar. >> weird. >> that's how they were supposed to kill themselves. and the p

then daniel snyder said he was going to keep the redskins name and since that's what he wants, i'm dead set against it. [applause] >> should anthony weiner change his name? >> no. i used to do a joke about anthony weiner -- if you didn't have your own joke, you really need to see a doctor. anthony weiner is one of the few people -- somebody shames himself in public and the something awful and then go away for three or four years and they come back and everybody is like what did he do, i'd are member, he looks better now and seems nicer and much more christian than he was before. but you usually leave for that amount of time. he didn't. i believe anthony weiner could leave forever and it would make no difference. he could leave for 10 years and when he comes back and you see that knows, you just go there he is again. it's not his name. >> how did you rate eric holder's asked age impression of you? >> eric holder did a really great impression of me. i'm actually thinking of having him do my next two performances. just to see if my audience even notices. >> what really makes you mad? >> ki

both snyder and mckay have retracted comments because of customer backlash. others are unapologetic. the makers of honey made graham crackers faced openly hostile criticism after putting a male couple on the front of its ads. they doubled down and did another ad and turned it into the word love. so if you're sitting in the corner office making business decisions, how you react when social values and politics mix may depend as much on what you sell as what you think. >> joining me to discuss the departure of branden ike, law professor of nyu law school, and jonathan rousch, senior fel felw at the brookings instituters and professor waledman no one would doubt that the board of directors is legally within its rights to do what it did. was it a good idea? >> first, thank you for having me on. second, just to clarify i'm a new york law school, not nyu, just a shout out to my colleagues. >> sorry. >> what the board did to its ceo was a standard business decision. the board decided that for a particular community like the mozilla community, which is a tight-knit gr

racing off to the pitching staff that accident on impulse mountainous thirteen people were killed when snyder and huge chunks of ice swept down on the party's cool expo on friday to set this is a ferry supplies to foreign climes as winds reached the summit of the world's highest mountain cars are on sat the painting old to a shy companies are keen to gain entry to the chinese market which is now the big east in the wilds of montana friends comic the presence of instructing him in europe is designed to deal with the chinese could go on and i suspect east of us has been finding and how it is what haunts to win at the chinese can see this. in the nineteen sixties it was a popular choice for the apple press today that he s looking for a resurgence in china psa is chosen beijing to unveil its latest suv. with its spacious design and chrome plating the vehicle is certain to appeal to the giants consume. i think this vehicle is commercially eight hundred seat for the chinese markets. it's a very important smoking programs and oprah for two minutes each. that's the reason why quit on taking this conc

the head of the group, colonol axil snyder, he insisted they are in the region for diplomatic reasons along and not spying for nato and that they are not being mistreated. >> we have not been touched, and we have been treated as the maximum extent which is possible under the circumstances. our presence here in slovyansk is for sure a political instrument for the decision makers here in the region and the possibility to use it for negotiations. >> be sure to stay with al jazeera america for the latest development in ukraine, not to mention the reaction to two new saints and the rest of today today's top stories. you can also like us on facebook by simply searching al jazeera america. south korea's prime minister resigned today over his government's handling of the deadly ferry sinking. he is the highest-ranking official to lose his job in the wake of that disaster and his resignation comes after relatives of the victims say the government mishandled that accident and they really didn't do enough to rescue or to even protect their loved ones. >> the right thing for me to do is to take r

then annie snyder will discuss a proposal from the epa that would amend the clean water act to give jurisdiction over streams and wetlands. study thata new shows 18% of adults with internet access have important information stolen last year. we will take your calls and you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. "washington journal" is next. host: a lot of international news this morning, the u.s. is sentting that theory as out to rebel groups. and an important exercise will attemptce in poland, an to ease concern from nato's eastern european members over military operations near ukraine. also, the prime minister of canada and others are reacting today after the white house announced yesterday that it will delay a ruling about the construction of a section of the keystone xl

>> you got annette and rene snyder and brian golly and heather st.eter, they are playing the role of the griswolds. guys, this sounds like so much fun. tell us where you are and what's happened so far. >> we are just getting out of albuquerque, new mexico. we left austin, texas, earlier this morning and basically just been on the road all day. >> what happens to the person who gets to vegas first? >> it's a clock in, clock out time of deal. >> what are you driving right now? do you have the station wagon like the griswolds? >> we have a 1978 dodge diplomat station wagon. >> nice. >> tell us about this charity. it must be something important for you to drive this old car in modern times. >> we raised money for dallas children hospital in austin. >> what will you do when you get to vegas when you sell the car? >> all on red in roulette. >> how many hours have you been behind the wheel and are you speeding? >> i've been told that whatever the speedometer says i'm going ten miles less. if that's true, i'm going ten miles under the speed limit, but if it'

the can'tors put them on display today with the head of the observer group, colonel alex snyder. he insisted they are in the region for diplomatic reasons only and that they are not spying for nato. he also said they are not being mistreated. >> we have not been touched, and we have been treated as the maximum extent which is possible under the circumstances. our presence here in slovyansk is, for sure, a political instrument for the decision makers here in the region. and the possibility to use it for negotiations. >> this creases in ukraine has displaced many families. al jazeera's hoda amid is talking to some looking for shelter >> when vatalia left her home, she thought it was for a week. her husband now at sea is a ukrainian navy officer who was forced to evacuate after russian troops surrounded his base in crimea. >> translator: it's difficult to imagine things could turn out like this. i never thought we would have to move and leave everything behind. we were afraid. now we are in another city and i don't know what is going to happen. we have to run from place to place in

pretend spy agency cc hq which according to an x by this type of foam and a slight contract to edward snyder can cause top flight baltic eiffel was the sky rate in central fund and into traffic and a shattering loss on the soft pastel information with the u s national security aitken said the mysterious office by next eight years on since he reminds the secret is not in a phase until fall or terry and black alike stand still images become a paid all around the world often claim the target in theology on the tree of western governments. loves his british newspaper the guardian said snowden provided access to documents about otc excuse the next table topping off bryson as part of these efforts next part is the largest program of suspicion lists of items in human history causing the label. i'll write it great news for new and one a veteran leader of crimea stocks of qut has been banned from the crimean peninsula until two thousand and nineteen. stop pushing me if a member of the ukrainian parliament and the former chairman of the crimean top top assembly was handed the dentist barring him from

. >> michelle snyder is responsible for this debacle. michelle snyder is not responsible, i'm responsible. >> healthcare.gov has been a miserably fraud experience. i'm responsible. >> can i get an answer on what is success? >> millions of people with affordable health coverage. martha: stewart varney joins us now. there have been so many ups and downs throughout the course of events. what do you think broke the camel's back. >> i think it was the 7 million enrollee number. we never found out how many people actually paid. how many people were actually up secured and we never found out how many of the 7.1 million insurance and were now insured which is the basis of obamacare. that 7.1 million number, the end of the first period enrollment. it was a self-imposed target and the numbers did noted a up. -- the numbers did not add up. martha: you look at the mid-term, why now? >> i think she takes the political fall 6 months before the elect. she was the public face of obamacare, the public face of failure, she is gone, moved on with a newcome

. >> it is jackie snyder from edmund, oklahoma. >> oh, my gosh. meet jackie in just a second. but jackie is a big fan of our show, she made a kathie lee and hoda themed derby hat. we're at the gates and off to the races. >> jackie included a lot of clever detail in her design, horses blake and bambino. >> she had a lot going on. >> and miniature wine glasses which inspired the name of her hat, run for the roset. >> she's standing by, by skype. congratulations. >> good morning. thank you! >> how does the hat work, jackie? show us. >> okay. >> can you hear it? >> oh, my gosh. >> it doesn't look like it is too comfortable. you have a miniature version? oh, my gosh. >> oh, my gosh, she's running. >> run for the roset. you're genius. here is what your trip includes, you get tickets to the kentucky derby events, all furnished by churchill downs incorporated. >> you're going to have an unbelievable time. >> thank you so much. >> thank you, jackie. >> catch all the excitement on the 140th kentucky derby on saturday, may 3rd, at 4:00 p.m. eastern time here

warner brothers has chosen zach snyder, the director the most recent superman remake, "man of steel".efore that, "300." "justice league" will reunite superman, batman and wonder woman. the lead actors still haven't been confirmed. but the current timetable calls for a release, sometime in 2018. >> good morning. early today we have showers which are continuing across the region. this entire week we have the chance of showers and thunderstorms. better chance of showers both days but today we think it's possible. 57 degrees this afternoon. mar 65. wednesday up to 60. good chance of rain. >> here's traffic. >> in bound dan ryan at the stevenson far right lane we have a number of spots of construction still out there as well. the going to take advantage of that lingering dry weather. a full rundown of your commute coming up. >> coming up live update on the fire that killed an elderly man. >> highlights of the reaction from the blackhawks big win. and dean has a not so good look for jennifer lawrence. is that possible? >> >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation for the nutribulle

snyder and the head of investigations down here. i want the media. >> you want an awful lot, don't you? >> no. listen. i don't want no problems. i'm having a problem with myself -- >> don't beat on my door. don't beat on my door. >> i haven't done anything to anybody. >> yes, you did. you disturbing the peace down here. >> i can't live in this cell. >> don't holler at me. don't holler at me. >> i'm not in here because i did anything. yes, sir. yes, sir. >> it's very hostile. it can bother you. you have to be very strong to work over here. because, you know, just every day, name calling, you know, just the stress over here from dealing with different issues with these inmates can get to you. >> one week later maurice is having difficulty adjusting to conditions in "i" house. >> it's like a sweat box up there. i've been shook down every day for the last three days. i'm looking old. you know, i haven't shaved. got to wash up in the sink, you know. it's rough, you know. this type of place will break you down, man, you know. >> maurice's

s football owner dan snyder's attempts to pacify critics of the team's logo.w twitter account then tweeted just the punch line from that segment, and by itself, without context, the tweet was clearly anti-asian, the outcry was immediate. #cancelcolbert become a trending topic for more than 24 hours. on monday, colbert addressed the controversy in a way that only stephen colbert could. >> who would have thought a means of communication limited to 140 characters would ever create misunderstanding. the cancel colbert people think that even in context, i am a racist. i just want to say that i am not a racist. i don't even see race. not even my own. people tell me i'm white and i believe them because i just devoted six minutes to explaining how i'm not a racist. >> why colbert received the bulk of the attention, the movement that was lost in the mix were the native americans who have organized against snyder's team mascot. and that is a problem, according to jeff yang, who wrote in the "wall street journal," in short, we have arrived at the era of the weaponized ha

the center was never built, and only $10.5 million of the money snyder raised was ever recovered. >>they in my eyes were not victims. but they were lenders to me. i borrowed money from them. they may call themselves victims but i made them a lot of money. and they know that. i lived a very good lifestyle and i'm not ashamed to say it. i went on to create 15 corporations. i had three wineries, apartment buildings, office buildings, three restaurants, everything you could imagine you would want to have in your portfolio. >> schneider choose to plead guilty to 11 felony charges rather than face a longer sentence if convicted at trial. >> i'm 71, with the possibility of getting 30 years or more, why would i do that? why would i do that? >> schneider received a three-year sentence and was sent to state prison. she was returned to cuyahoga county when prosecutors in a rare circumstance successfully appealed the sentence for being too light. they were asking for ten years. the judge resentenced her to nine. she is now waiting transfer back to prison. >> it's unbelievable to me. i don't thin

the program does have its supporters, republican governor of michigan rick snyder is one of them. >>ulum itself and how it's taught is at the local level. bringing the high standards with common core and flexibility in the local school district and the school with the teachers on how that gets applied and delivered to the students. that's a good balance. >> supporters of common core say if this was a heavy-handed federal mandate, indiana and now looks like oklahoma would not be able to just pull out of the program. >> interesting. thanks. mike tobin more on that as it develops. thanks in chicago. >>> open up the cupboard. it is national peanut butter and jelly today. we want to know -- >> you're a fan. >> i am. >> what's your favorite combination, america? your best tweets are next. >> we want to hear them. what's not to love about a pb & j. >> you make a good argument. >> ham and cheese? >> it's so satisfying. (dad) well, we've been thinking about it and we're just not sure. (agent) i understand. (dad) we've never sold a house before. (agent) i'll walk you guys through every step. (

yes, scott snyder. >> scott snyder, i'm here with the council on foreign relations. you all know in the last couple of weeks the north koreans have threatened to conduct a new form of nuclear talks, and earlier this week south korean foreign minister said it would be a game changer. i recall last year in the context of hosts third north korea nuclear test in the hope of practice and susan rice said we're going to go through the usual drill at the u.n. which one will it be this time come after fourth nuclear test what do you think the international committee will treat it as a game changer or do you think it will go through the usual drill? >> well, everybody is quiet. first of all i don't know if to be a for the nuclear test or not. i would suspect yes, at some point. win, i don't know. maybe next week, maybe next year, i don't know. my inclination would be that it will be the usual drill because i don't sense that anyone has made the sort of strategic decisions that would be required to do anything other than the usual drill in response to a north korea and nuclear

president clinton, martha stewart, dan snyder. your mantra is tell it early, tell it all.pplies to every case in the terms of putting somebody in jail and you need criminal advice. in this situation, without disclosing anything i said to a possible client relationship with the malaysian government, there are two general rules that really are almost universal. it is part of that mantra that i wrote as a sub title to my white house book. one, transparency and communication is elemental in the starting point. in this case, the tick tock of what happened and laying out is essential. number two, human grief and human need for communication and for personal communication delivery and empathy. that is ais my number two rule. these are not specific advice. >> i know your firm is not formally retained at the moment. i respect that. are there circumstances where the horse has already left the barn? we're a month into this now. would it even be possible to restore credibility? >> yes, part of that is acknowledging that maybe things weren't done so well in explaining how did it is. th

>> daniel snyder and the redskins did just that. signing jackson to a three-year deal reportedly worth $24 million with $16 million guaranteed. the 49ers and raiders were interested in the former cal star who was released after 6 years in philadelphia. >>> you know, there's an old saying around these parts that there are three certainties in life, death, taxes and the stanford women in the final four . >> we're going to nashville. i'm proud of them and we're going. >> they rallied back from 13 down to beat north carolina and advance to the final four for the 6th time in 7 years. to top it off they celebrated on their home floor. >> cut down the nets for the umpteenth shot what's it feel like being up there cutting it down. >> it next gets old for tara. this is my second time as a junior and not going back last year. >> to stand here, t-shirt, hat, going to nashville, has it hit you yet? >> no. this is unbelievable. i would say it may not always be pretty but we are very gritty. >> for some reason vern was the only local tv reporter

snyder says the irs is doing nothing wrong here. stacy, you're view on this is what?is is perfectly legal what it is it cameras taking snapshots of passing car's license plates --ishing why whoa the irs want that. >> doing criminal investigations, looking for people the same way law enforcement agency along for people. >> for what people? >> people who aren't paying. >> i can see if they're tracking my license plates if to i'm not paying itch didn't give the irs permission to do this. >> you don't have to give them permission. you drive the car on your sleet and your plans plate is up. >> fair game to have -- >> anyone can take a picture. you can, nip standing on a street corner can take a picture. this is a computer taking a picture and entering the data interest a database. >> selling your soul and your license plate. >> absolutely not. we know that our united states supreme court said as recently as last year that people have a reasonable expectation of privacy in their movement. of course, you give up some privacy rights in public. you're going to drive your car,

attorney stacy snyder says smart.ey're soft. >> i think amazon needs a new slogan. it pays to be a quitter. this sends the wrong signal across the board to the american worker. first of all, it says if you don't like your job you should be compensated for that and also tells the american worker, you have a right to be happy and love your job all the time, which is unreasonable. you can't imagine emotions and feelings and attitudes of employees. you're not paid to be happen on the job. you're paid to do the job. >> what they're also saying is we want energized, jazzed, engamed people, and if you don't quit maybe this will be an incentive for you to do that. >> exactly. this is a brilliant program. first of all, amazon is a private employer so they can fire any one of their employees -- >> why don't they? >> i think what they're trying to do here is preemptive p.r., an up happy employee is someone who can sue enthough they don't have grounds because there are laws to be fire without a rope. but unhappy people go to cour

bucked their party to accept the medicaid expansion, that includes jan brewer, john kasich, and rick snyderls. do you think some will buck the party in the state legislature in florida and act as these governors have and just say i'm going to do what's right? >> here's what's important to know, reverend sharpton, some already have. last year, our republican-controlled senate moved forward with a package that would have drawn down federal dollars to expand health care. they decided not to do it through medicaid and took a different path, but it would have accomplished the purpose. extremism and extremists in the republican party is what's keeping us from moving forward. and here's the one point i want to make about elections. in florida, you win elections or you lose elections based on where the hispanic community is in this state. we are an incredibly diverse state and we know of the millions who are not covered that could get coverage, they are disproportionately hispanic so i hope there's a wake-up call within republican leadership and those held hostage by extremism in the republican par

the head of the team, colonel axle snyder, denied that they had undertaken any covert activities andy had diplomatic status. he said they were being treated well but said he did not know that the separatists considered them to be prisoners of war. events in this small town and across eastern ukraine are fueling the worst tensions between washington and moscow since the cold war. both ukraine and the u.s. accuse russia of inciting the separatist insurgency here and of aiding the militants. russia has denied that it's stirring up the unrest but warned if there's violent here, it could intervene militarily. thousands of russian troops are massed at ukraine's border where they've been carrying out military exercises. but so far, u.s. intelligence does not believe that they're readying for an imminent invasion. >> schieffer: thank you very much, holly. thank you. >> reporter: thank you, bob. schieffer: well, we're going to answer the question now, what has republican former republican presidential candidate rick santorum been doing lately? well, he has just published a new book. it is cal

their leader, german colonel axel snyder says their diplomatic protection didn't protect them from being asked to do this. >> we are not fighters. we are diplomats in uniform. he acts as a local commander. and that is when he said i want the officers to show up here for an international press conference. and we accepted that because we wanted that our families sees us. >> reporter: they say they're treated well and not threatened, but even moscow's calls for the situation to be resolved haven't been heard yet. >> the decision to put these observers, who say they're here fully mandated by the osce, on display like this marks a substantial escalation by the self-declared administration here in slovyansk. >> reporter: in the back the real power here, increasingly relaxed. >> do they look like soldiers to you? >> translator: i have nothing to say about that. >> where are you from? >> translator: i'm not local but i am from earth. i'm not extraplanetary. >> reporter: one of them tells me how they were detained just outside town. >> getting rid of all things that we own. the clothes, slirpz, e

because it's up to governor rick snyder whether it goes to detroit. says no he's being portrayed as a wicked republican being mean to detroit city workers. bill: there are political ramifications if you take money and divert it to other areas? what do you think it will happen? >> reporter: it will be called a bailout by me and others and a bailout is what it is. i think ultimately the democrats and congress will pay a price for that. i don't think america wants its tax money diverted to a bankrupt city that shows no hope of recovery anytime soon. patti ann: weekly jobless numbers out this morning. 304,000 people filing unemployment claims this week. the's up 2,000 from the week before. but hiring has picked up after a slowdown caused about it severe winter weather. bill: this video that surfaced of a terrorist meeting. dozens of them meeting. one of the top republicans on the homeland security committee tells us about what it could mean about al qaeda's strength. patti ann: two fire trucks responding to a call collide as they arrive on the scene and s

you'll see him singing, james snyder. >> he sings a duet with you.ed you what you thought at that point. we all know what you said afterwards, so classy, you know, that it has done you so much more good -- put you on the radar. >> when he said it, what did you think? when you were about to perform? >> i said to myself, did that really just happen? and then i just said, get over it, fast. >> that's where your broadway -- >> take my ego out of it, i'm at the oscars, do your thing. >> nothing like that theater training, though, for moments like that. >> could you believe what happened after that? it was like an avalanche of pr. >> i felt so badly for him. >> he apologized, but did explain what happened? was it a teleprompter problem? >> i don't know. he sent beautiful flowers and a beautiful e-mail, very sweet, yeah. we all have our days, so -- >> yes, we do. >> you blew it on the high note. that's all people can talk about. your voice is all raspy and they're, like -- give me a break. >> just you wait. >> it is a great show. >> we cannot discuss certai

philip snyder is a former prosecutor.this case and all of a sudden the judge has to take a two weeks right, which side does that generally favor? >> this case it does not favor either side. this prosecutor had a blistering marathon cross-examination. all sides are exhausted. this break will be beneficial to all parties to get them refreshed for the remainder of the trial. jon: is that how you see it? >> i do. there is no jury here. you're not inconvenience anybody except the core staff, and they could probably use a break as well. so i agree, does not hurt anybody. both sides have a chance now to regroup and keep going with the break. what is needed break after a long stretch a trial. jon: this trial was opposed to be over by now, now it will be going at least until mid-may. >> just had his foot on the chair attacking and attacking as a judge letting him do whatever he wants, so that the cross-examination going maybe one or two days went five days. lot of the witnesses are going under that kind of mechanism where they are

. >> reporter: last month, washington redskins owner, dan snyder under pressure to change the team'sns. image consultants point to nfl quarterback, michael vick who spent two years in jail for running a dog fighting ring. >> you know who i am. >> reporter: after being released, partnered with the humane society. >> if you see animal cruelty in your neighborhood, speak up. >> reporter: for sterling, a pay off. numerous honors, including a lifetime achievement award from the los angeles naacp in 2009. he promoted his giving, often taking out full page ads in local newspapers. her organization will never again take his money. >> i would like to see him not be a public figure we have to deal with. i think he's cooked his own goose and i want him to stew in it. >> the consultant we talked with said that view is going to be shared by a lot of organizations. this time, he's not going to be able to donate his way out of controversy. nora? >> thank you. >> i like her line, he doesn't like black people. it makes you wonder, why is he involved in an nba sport. look at polo. look at the horses a