being looked at by several regulatory authorities stateside, including the ftc.hat investigation is ongoing. now we have one on the other side. looks like it could get nastier. francine: hands, can you remind us what happened? it was always a controversial move. hans: herbalife is a nutritional supplement. it is in many different countries, venezuela among them where they have had currency issues. what bill ackman's allegation is is they basically push more people into selling their product. a pyramid scheme, there cannot be enough returns to justify everything they're putting out. carl icahn, daniel loeb investors have said this is a solid company that has a solid business plan and we are going to get behind it. as a public back-and-forth. bill ackman is sticking with his position here it when i interviewed him in amsterdam when he took part of his company public to raise money, he was insisting they would be vindicated and he wants to sue the company closed down to the point that their sales model is no longer viable. we are at this situation but it looks like

we are seeing a drop stateside friday following that strong payroll number and the expectation doinging in a summer rate hike from the fed. you can't pull the two apart when it comes to the bond markets. there is a drop on the term in 10 year. i am fascinated to see whether buying on the curves will shape bond markets around europe. we start with the germans. that should keep things happy. let's talk about what is happening in california. apple is bringing the internet to our wrists. tim cook will unveil the apple watch. he needs to convince us why we want one of these read there to help us through that speculation is caroline hyde. why are we so excited about this? >> we have been teased with the details so far. we know there will be three models. there will be a high-end luxury addition and a sport model. they will be made of rose gold. gold twice as strong as other gold. the gold molecules are close together. we get customizable faces. there is a touchscreen it. there is so much left to understand. we know the starting price, everyone is going to go berserk with how expensive they

a very worried knox is stateside but the former boyfriend mobbed arriving at court today with italianorneys. they will decide whether to confirm the conviction or order a third appeal trial. if convictions are confirmed knox could spend 28 years in prison. it's not known if she would be extradited. >>> happening today, the house is expected to begin voting on a budget that helps cut the deficit down the road. however, it sets up a pathway to send president obama legislation that wipes out his health care law. president obama is all but certain to veto that legislation if it reaches his desk. >>> and president obama marked five years since he signed the health care law. he spoke today about his signature piece of legislation laying out what he says are the successes of the law. the president, however couldn't resist getting into a quick jab about the gridlock in congress. >> congress is working to fix the medicare physician payment system. i've got my pen ready to sign a good bipartisan bill. which would be really exciting. i love when congress passes bipartisan bills. >> this is kind

the creator is really largely credited kate with the popularity stateside.e people saying they were going to melt the internet. that didn't quite happen but it was very popular. >> did the cast and crew have a heads-up that kate was coming their way? can you imagine being on this set and you see -- >> a real duchess. such a shame because maggie smith is so popular on the show. she was ill yesterday so she wasn't there. they did a cast photo with the duchess sitting in between all of them. definitely a keeper. >> so exciting. always a pleasure to have you on. thank you very much. >>> a quick reminder this interview with prince charles, the exclusive interview with him airs saturday 7:30 p.m. eastern right here on cnn. saturday at 7:30 p.m. here on cnn. >>> thank you so much for being with me here. i'm brooke baldwin in new york. i want you to keep it right here. we take you to washington, d.c. now. "the lead" with jake tapper starts right now. >>> is putin's aggression now putting the u.s. homeland at risk? i'm jake tapper. this is "the lead." the national le

. >> and if anything the pressure is only building stateside as support builds for legislation that would allow congress to sign off on the bill and the bill is distasteful to many members of congress. >> we keep moving from our position, the p5 plus 1, so there's a concern that the administration cares about making a deal versus the right deal. i think you know one of the things that brought iran to the table were the congressly mandated -- >> if the administration turns to thein' to lift iran's sanctions all a part of this deal. >> very interesting, it flows right into what's making news right now, doug, always good to see you. so right now we know that it has wrapped up, emergency meeting at the u.n. about yemen. and our military just pulled out all the special forces on the ground in yemen, evacuated as that country does a death spiral into chaos. remember yemen was touted by president obama as a success story. now according to the obama administration there is no longer a military or dip ehlolomatic american presence there. iran backed sunni rebels now control more than one-third of

. >> the super bowl performance clearly won over the men but on the stateside though men are loving lordeee they have a sensitive side so american men are loving lorde. >>> and if you've ever dreamed of being queen elsa, and let's face it, who hasn't, possibly rob marciano, none of us can let it go. well, now our parent company disney is making it possible. you can transform yourself into your favorite character using an app called show your disney side. >> is that me? >> and you guys were my little guinea pigs. that's paula as anna. >> i love my golden braids. >> i love your braids, and wait, rob as kristoff or possibly an '80s icon. >> oh, wow. that's awesome. >> ron is headed to a galaxy far, far away. >> luke! >> ron's already there. >> how do you do that? that's fantastic. >> you didn't shoot this yourself? >> pixar. >> and now dan doesn't look like dan at all. you have to focus on his one eye. >> you look creepy. >> and i love mine because it's -- >> that is not even you. >> yeah, that's me. >> oh, now i can see it. >> do you see it? >> i can totally see it right from the green. >>

. >>> back stateside a former n.f.l. safety is preparing to search time.ay darren sharper is said to appear in a los angeles courtroom expected to enter a plea deal in the rape cases against him in both california and arizona. 's accused of raping and drugging nine women across four different states. sharper could be looking at 38 months to eight years in prison. >>> coming up on its final season, the show madmen is about to be immortalized. a sculpture will be unveiled outside manhattan's time and life building to honor the show. that's where its fictional ad agency is located and some of the cast members are expected to be in attendance. mike, andrea, they're going out in style. the final preseason premiers april 5. >> i gave up on "mad men" a couple of seasons. >> i didn't realize it was still going on. >> maybe this one is -- maybe that's why it's going off. >> thank you, nick. >>> 6:20. thought you could put away the heavy coats and jackets? no. got to layer up again this morning. >> not yet. we'll have a mid week warm-up and another shot of chilly ai

says this campaign that won't be used officially stateside is no gimmick. it's a reflection of the work the organization does routinely to serve survivors. offering emergency help transitional housing and training programs. >> we are able to help to empower these women to actually move forward with their lives and to overcome these obstacles. >> but some on social media see the ad as a road block to the real issue saying it sexualizes and glamourizes domestic violence. >> it's definitely startling. >> marine reddick with the national network to end domestic violence is glad to see conversation sparked by this startling image. what you can't see with this black and blue is the bigger picture, she says, of the problem. >> remember that that's not the only form of domestic violence. the bruises go away often in a few weeks. but this was emotional scars that can last a lifetime. >> domestic violence is an issue that impacts as many as 1 in 4 women in the united states. if you feel you may be a victim there's somewhere you can go for help. contact the national d

. >>> stateside at least seven people were gunned down last night in stockton, california a little after 8:00 in a grocery store shooting. at least three victims were killed and four others wounded. still no word on a motive but police believe it may be gang related. >>> the former governor of connecticut is in the hot seat today. 57-year-old john roland is expected to be sentenced in federal court convicted of conspiring to hide payments for work he did on two separate congressional campaigns. a decade ago he was sentenced to a year in prison for accepting illegal gifts while in office. >>> a penn state fraternity has been suspended for a year after police say members used a facebook page to post photos of nude women online. kris van cleave has the story. >> reporter: the kappa delta rho fraternity at penn state university has been suspended for a year. its members ran an invitational only facebook page that featured pictures of nude and partially nude women who appeared to be asleep or passed out. investigators say a former fraternity member tipped them off. >> we were able to capture

which was developed by the salvation army in south africa will not be used officially at least here stateside but it's already spreading on social media. using the concept of a model in that now famous white and gold dress. but she's covered with bruises. not only handed out by an abuser. why is it so hard to notice the black and blue given the stats about domestic violence. in this country they say 1 in 4 women is a survivor. the organization applauds a light being shined on this issue but they emphasize physical abuse is not the only form of domestic violence. >> that is the danger that we have to be careful of is that the survivors out there might think, well, i don't have bruises like that so mine isn't bad or maybe i don't really need to reach out and get help or maybe i'm not a victim of violence. >> but they say that's not the case. we're interested in your take on this ad campaign. we want to hear what you think. we've posted the picture and asked the question on facebook. feel free to leave a comment there. in the newsroom joce sterman, abc 7 news. >> thank you, joce. makes the point

. >>> back stateside the utah house has approved a bill that would allow county clerks to refuse to marry same-sex couples. those have received support from the utah-based mormon church. there was also a separate bill passed late last night that would protect lgbt respect departmentinses housing and employment situations. >>> racism is taught and racism is a choice. that was the chant from about 20 protesters angered by the video involving sae frat members from the university of oklahoma. the protesters gathered outside the home of park irrice, former university of -- parker rice, former university of oklahoma student seen in that video. rice has withdrawn from the university. >>> across the border in canada, tough standards are coming down the pike for rail cars transporting crude oil. the transportation department is responding to a string of fiery crashes. the proposal would require cars to have outer jackets, a layer of thermal protection and thicker steel walls so we'll see if that is a growing trend. the final regulations expected by mid may. >> because the cars in louisiana and wes

the family recently announcing they'll be relocating stateside from sydney later this year, a big congratulationsdisney's "cinderella" opening this friday nationwide. >>> and today is international women's day which ron so aptly introduced earlier celebrating the achievement of women and calling for greater equality. "elle" magazine has picked its 25 inspiring women to follow on twitter. patricia arquette top ss the list who gave that unforgettable speech for equal pay that brought meryl streep and j. lo to their feet. number two is emma watson who helped launch the he for she campaign that went totally viral and rounding out the top three, lena dunham, who is all about the girls regular championing -- say it, dan. >> championing. >> championing. >> championing. she's fully behind it. >> clearly she supports smart women like myself. championing planned parenthood and other women's organizations. help, people. you leave me -- championing. >> it's too fun to watch you struggle. sorry. >>> oh, and dogs often salivate just before dinner time. it's called the pavlovian response. >> pavlovian. i'm tryi

to go home and there is a feeling even for veterans who get out and leave the service and live in stateside america not being able to let go and not -- being so addicted to their memories and not wanting to let them go for a variety of reasons rated number one because they loved it so much into was the best moment of their lives. why would they not want to think about it in the second, a lot of the veterans say my nightmares are an honor to my buddy. >> host: it's really troubling when you think that it's really heavy to think about this. the person that a veteran is so impacted and this speaks to the gravity of the ptsd as it expresses itself in a lot of cases is that this veteran is actually saying my subconscious damaged is my way of honoring my buddy. and it's a common thing. so in some ways i would argue for myself personally, i've tried to for my own personal experience one thing that i decided is that therapy is very helpful and there are a lot and it's very helpful. he's a sick greater steps walter reed. they are in the literature and fly through this on a very deep level. and i dis

five months earlier, another bull wreaks havoc stateside. a rodeo bull escapes from a stadium and runs wild in a parking lot filled with children. >> i saw the bull and i froze because i didn't know what was going to happen. >>> march 7th, 2010, houston, texas. the annual houston livestock show and rodeo is in full swing. >> it's an all-encompassing entertainment extravaganza that's not for profit. it benefits youth education. >> the event has been going strong for more than 75 years. it's a texas tradition that features lone star staples like great music, down-home cooking, and of course, a top-notch rodeo. >> we're the largest fair event in north america, the largest rodeo in the world. >> scott and denise barrett have been taking their 12-year-old daughter sarah marie to the event for years. on this date, sarah marie is especially excited for the headline music act. >> we went to the rodeo to watch the jonas brothers. i'm a big jonas brothers fan. >> and they're off. >> when the barrettes pull into the parking lot, the rodeo's chuck wagon

. >>> back stateside, a first for the state of oregon. anyone with an oregon driver's license will be automatically registered to vote. governor kate brown signed the bill yesterday. she says it makes voting more secure and convenient. this will add about 300,000 new voters under the new system. >>> a new career is what san francisco 49ers linebacker chris borland is now looking for. at just 24 years old, one of the n.f.l. 's top rookies from last season says he is retiring in his prime because of concerns over the long-term effects of repetitive head trauma. he's one of a handful of players to announce early retirement this off-season but he's the first to say his retirement is specifically over fears of head trauma. >>> and warm up the bus at georgetown. in about an hour the hoyas are going to routll o for the big dance. their first stop portland. they'll face 13 seeded east washington on thursday night. take this as a friendly reminder. time to fill out those brackets. we'll see how yours stacks up against ours in the bracket challenge

it's working is because i am talking to them, and they are telling me that when they came back to stateside, that it was not as easy as they thought to just jump right into a sense of normalcy and just right into gainful employment or an education pathway. but service in particular i'm speaking about americorps gave them four of those steps back in where we could tap their leadership and organizational skills, hard and soft skills to apply that to provide service. and they could be still providing service to our country. >> guest: yeah. >> host: while they're trying to figure out their next step. >> guest: that's right. >> host: and i'll take that any day. i'll take a returning soldier any day who wants to continue to give back to our country as an americorps member, because we benefit from it as well. >> guest: yes. >> host: we even have programs taking it a step further where we have americorps members who are veterans who are serving in a program that is delivering services to veterans and military family members. who relates better. >> guest: yeah. >> host: so we have 26,000 americorps

there was this feeling even among veterans who would get out and leave the service and live in stateside america of not being able to let go and being so addicted to their memories and not wanting to let them go for a variety of reasons number one because they loved us so much. it was the best moment of their lives and why would they not want to think about it and secondarily you hear a lot of veterans say my nightmares are an honor to my buddies. >> host: that was more the type of memory that i was talking about. >> guest: when think through that that's really heavy. a veteran is so impacted in the speaks to the gravity of ptsd as it expresses itself in a lot of cases, that this veteran and i've heard people say this veteran was saying my subconscious damage is my way of honoring my buddies. it's a common thing. in some ways but i would argue for myself personally for my own personal experience one thing i realized that ptsd is therapy is helpful in yoga is very helpful and a therapy that i went through in the va was useful. i spoke to a lot of very smart people robert still a row russ

. >> on the stateside. yes. those are state government agencies and it is their side of the interface they must govern. if there are a milan police they palin can -- anomalies they palin comparison to the anomalies on the other side. i want to focus on the site about the qualified health plan and individual. the statute is quite clear in section 1311 that in exchange not an exchange established by the state, but in exchange can only sell a qualified health plan. it is forbidden from have selling a health plan that is not a qualified health plan. it is an exchange. the statute also said that two certified a health plan is qualified the exchange has to decide that it is the interest to qualified individuals. qualified individuals are persons to reside in the state that establishes these exchange. if you read the statute the way mr. carvin reads it, you come to the conclusion that the state with a steadily facilitated exchange there are no qualified individuals here it therefore the exchange cannot -- there are not

the pacific but to send ships backed i would have to get to the dollar cost clearly sending them stateside does have a cost. we're still looking the economic feasibility to get the dry dock into glom. >> figure congresswoman. we now proceed to the congressmen from new jersey. >> thanks for being here with your service to our country. general what is the air force plans to address the urgent operational need for the f-16 blocks 30 aircraft currently conducting the aerospace alerted mission? >> we need to develop a radar plan for those sixteens our entire fleet active card reserve cannot move without their radar. the money that we have in the budget this year we will move forward with the effort it is 25 million pledges is integrated and to spend $75 million to build the fully integrated radar it is relatively close to .8 million with the non integrated so we think that is the way to go now we look how we can do that and move forward part of the problem is part of the cuts to the modernization programs. we have to solve the of problems for a lot of reasons it is operational. >> to have plans

stateside, 66 in seattle and rains coming there., i am meteorologist mike nicco with the bay area forecast. hazy right now but it will be partly cloudy and cooler breezes today and through wednesday. calmer and little bit warmer thursday through saturday and right now only a chance of wet weather on sunday. temperatures today are low-to-mid 60s along the coast into san francisco and upper 60s to low 70s around the bay and money 70s inland and my seven-day forecast shows the coolest day will be wednesd >> corpus christi. so many good people here. back to the studio. >> we have an andrew shue sighting. he's coming up. your dear hubby in just a bit. >>> but first, angelina jolie back in the spotlight for the first time since her surgery. two of her children sharing a positive message. abc's rebecca jarvis has the story. >> reporter: at her first public appearance since her new york times op-ed angelina jolie won big, taking home the award at the nickelodeon "kids choice awards." >> well, well. >> well, well. >> reporter: as her daughte

clearly sending ships back stateside has a responsiveness caused for our forces. we are still looking at the economic feasibility of gaining a dry dock into bob and we owe you an answer shortly on that. >> thank you, admiral. >> thank you congresswoman bordello of guam. >> thank you for your service to our country. general welsh, what are the air force is lands to address the urgent need for radar upgrades for f-16 block 30 aircraft currently conduct team aerospace control other mission? >> congressmen, we need to develop a use for radar system for f-16s on the homeland defense in particular. i entire fleet active guard reserve, none of them in the raider. the rdp money in the budget for this year hopefully we can move forward with the sufferer. it is about 25,000,002 dollars to do rdp with those f-16s. we prefer to spend $75 million if it can find offending to build a fully integrated use of radar. the cost of one versus the other to procure the airplanes is relatively close. about 2.8 million for the nonintegrated radar in 3.2 million so we think that is the way

please sending ships back stateside has a responsiveness' cost for our forces. we are still looking at the economic feasibility of getting that tried dock into guam and we owe you an answer shortly on that. >> thank you, admiral. >> thank you congress. we now proceed to the congressman from new jersey. >> thank you for your service to our country. general welsh two questions. what are the air force's plans to address the urgent operational need for radar upgrades for f-16 block 30 aircraft currently conducting aerospace controller missions? >> we need to develop a rate our plan for f-16s that are conducting homeland defense mission in particular. the entire fleet active guard reserve, none of them would agree with that radar. the money we have in the budget for this year hopefully we will move forward with this effort, it is $25 million on radar that just is integrated with the air to air mission and we would prefer to spend $75 million and funding to do the r d t to build a fully integrated radar. the cost of one versus the other to procure for the airplanes is

hospitals are paid a base rate that is just over $5,000, about 14% lower than the base rate for stateside hospitals. this adversely affects patient care in puerto rico and the financial stability of island hospitals. . the american hospital associationes that endorsed my legislation and i urge my colleagues in congress to enact it into law. the second bill i'm filing today involves medicare part b which covers doctors' services and outpatient hospital services. puerto rico is the only u.s. jurisdiction where individuals who become eligible for part a are not automatically enrolled in part b but rather most often get part b coverage. those that don't enroll in the seven-month enrollment period which starts several months before they turn 65 and ends several months after they turn 65 are required to pay a late enrollment penalty. the penalty is significant and lasts for as long as that individual receives medicare. this system has operated to puerto rico's detriment. there are tens of thousands of seniors on the island who enrolled late in part b and each year they pay millions of dollars i

he was critical but stable at that time and by the time he had returns stateside to walter reed an infectionn there quite a long time. but he's doing exceptionally well and hopefully we will -- he will be medically retiring at the end of may. >> that's great. what's a typical day like for you as adam's caretaker? >> well it's getting a little easier now. when he was in the hospital we pretty much worked it one day at a time. you would get up. he had so much going on medically and went through a number of surgeries. so you get up in the morning, and you decide what you're doing that day. you deal with that and each day started the same. i would go over to the hospital. i would be with him all day long. many times i would stay overnight at the hospital. but it was as his needs dictated, that's what i did while he was inpatient. >> that's what moms do. kevin, let me go to you. how do you find out about these women? it's remarkable. >> my co-author, we've been friends for a long time and she started volunteering down at walter reed. she met one of the families the fiddlers, mark and stacy, and t

stateside. >>> we told you yesterday about a great new reason to drink wine, but you might want to waitg in the east. advanced design makes it easy to protect your dog or cat from fleas and ticks. discover seresto. with the performance you expect from topicals in a non-greasy collar seresto provides protection against fleas and ticks for 8 months. seresto. >>> all right. staff sergeant charles beard was serving our nation in iraq. he was in tikrit when his wife let him know their car was being repossessed and despite a federal law to protect the troops while serving there was nothing they could do to fight it. they had to let it go. join us is charles beard and his attorney sergei lindbergh welcome guys, thank you for joining us. >> how you doing? >> great. sergeant, tell us what happened. you were serving in tikrit, you got a really important job. your wife gets in touch with you and says your car is being repossessed. bring us back. >> well, at the time i was working in the battle, basically in a common language as a dispatcher for my unit and when i got the call, i was told to call h

i spent six years in france, three years in tokyo, 12 years stateside.was in vanderburgh when watergate was put in jail. host: all right. what is on your mind this morning and what did you want to share with us? caller: the difference between the and and obama and the democrats -- between nixon and obama and the democrats. why isn't someone in jail for what they have done? host: that is ed, in roosevelt, california. up next will be ted in florida. this is from the new york times. immigration fight should not stall vote to confirm lynch, democrats say. they argue her domination should not be held up because republicans are angry with president obama over executive action on immigration. despite objections from some conservatives, miss lynch seems headed toward confirmation without significant trouble. but her defense of the presidents immigration actions have cost her some support. public and see her nomination as a way to register a protest securely with the failure of the attempt to funds dhs. ted, democrat, florida. caller: i just want to speak on immi