we want to work to re-authorize stella. it's important to remember this is not the venue for comprehensive reform. as you know the committee has embarked on a multiyear effort to update the communications act, and this process will be driven by a thorough and thoughtful review of all aspects of today's communications marketplace with the goal of updating our laws to better respect today's realities while leaving the flexibility necessary to foster continued innovation and growth. we hope and expect that you-all will be very active participants in that process. as i know that you will want to do so. take the hard work of this subcommittee and input from the stakeholders, chairman walden issued a discussion draft that offers practical, narrow reforms of the current video market while properly leaving comprehensive reform to the #come act update. i strongly support this draft and encourage others to do so as well. in addition to extending the expiring satellite provisions, today's draft also makes several targeted pro-consumer

yesterday in the french quarter of new orleans you had grown man yelling stella! i am not sure if they were clamoring about getting back to washington helping to deliver that message to you that we need to pass this bill. maybe it was part of the tennessee williams festival that went on in the french quarter yesterday where they pay homage to "a streetcar named desire." yes, they were ripping off their shirts. they get judged and rewarded. >> how did you do? did you win? >> i did not participate yesterday but i did watch it on the news with great interest as we do every year and paid tribute to tennessee williams with the great festival in the french quarter, and people yelling, "stella." different people yelling at for different reasons here today. the bill that is under consideration begins to peel back the layers of outdated and restrictive laws and video rules and regulations that are now decades old and work against consumers and risk-taking job creators. say the to like to current rules take place in a free-market, i would like to point out that this bill di

stella and dot is a unique approach. our team is working on each piece.able to operate value. the level of design we have is unheard of. >> talk to me about your stylists. they can make a little bit of money. some make a lot of money. >> our average trunk, when you break it down, -- if they want to show other people how to do the same, stylists can make thousand dollars a month, to $100,000. we had our top earner earn over $100,000 a month. she is working like an executive. she is coaching organization of women. >> celebrities love you. >> celebrities and editors step it up. >> they were all using your products. >> that is true. >> talk about the global expansion. do you feel you have reached market saturation? >> we have a lot of room to grow. we are here looking for leaders in stylists all across america. >> what is really cool, it is named after your grandmothers. talk to us about what is going on globally. >> we have gone into living rooms in london and munich and paris, so we've brought this to more women. we know that it is a universal need. that is

. >> three years after viviana's death, her older sister, stella, visits her grave site regularly.e pain is the fact that the murder was committed on their mother's birthday. >> you know, we all have a birthday. that's our own special day, the one day we get to celebrate for ourselves. he even took that away from my mother. not only did he take her youngest daughter, he took the one day she had for herself. one of the first questions i thought that night before bed is did he strangle her from behind or was he looking in her eyes? what was she thinking as he was taking the last bit of breath from her? >> neither stella or the rest of the family knew much about goodell's account of the murder, including the fact that he was facing viviana. at stella's request, our producer provided her information about this and other revelations made by goodell, but there are other questions no one can ever answer. >> i was just thinking about what were her final thoughts? like am i going to die? am i ever going to see mommy again? a lot of thoughts that i have replay and haunt me because i can't ge

stella and dot had $20 million in sales. they sell all over the globe. joining us now, the ceo.to be talking with you again. the were talking two years ago. what has happened with your business sense late 2012? >> we get that her every day. we keep growing towards our mission. impacts the lives of hundreds of thousands of women. since then we have introduced bags and scarves. we have innovated our technology platform by introducing our ipad app and advancing our website. we have been busy. >> remind everybody what you guys are doing. back to thee, way in home party, you have changed the model. >> we have modernized what entrepreneurship looks like for today's woman. anotherthis on top of job, or they are adding this to their busy lives. stella and dot is a social selling platform that allows women to thrive on their alan -- thrive on their own. who, youve people called and stylistic. customers.ith their >> the product is gorgeous. they help them try it on. it is not like a glass case. it is very interactive. it is very casual. they come over for coffee, or a glass of wine, and e

>> reporter: casey thompson always keeps snacks in her house for her hungry 2-year-old stella. >> fresh milk, strawberries. >> reporter: she keeps tabs on expiration dates but if there's any doubt about freshness, last week's snack becomes today's garbage. it's estimated the average american family throws out more than $2,000 worth of food every year. >> milk, for instance, my husband will smell it and test it that way. i don't want to smell rotten milk. >> reporter: but a new tool could make an old smell taste a thing of the past. chinese researcher zhao zhang flew all the way to dallas to show off his new smart food tag. >> i'm a germophobic. >> reporter: gel-based tags are placed on the packaging and change color over time, mimicking the rate at which food goes from fresh to foul. red means the food is still fresh but as the food starts to go bad, the tag changes color. green means the food is spoiled. zhang is now trying to sell his invention to foodmakers. he believes one day it could help parents like casey from throwing out valuable food that's still good and avoiding food that's

leahy many levels and stella have soared to eighty five percent and even hundreds of penenensss and presentss. moving on to thursday's meeting was held at the day at f four degrees at the height of ten mi ma cities down south will continue its business hours for the day time high. moving on to live every day and save them for pokey at nine and five degrees while not contract added minus three that's all for now and i'll be back with what to say chilled out and broadcasts on this tuesday nights wednesday that it is a nice evening so that someone thanks for watching all season. the us the eye. it all. he takes key of our lives. be unique. today i'm going to die in mysterious talents to teaching seems to me and only two wins. lou the easy he he he just sits lifestyle. that's an incentive to help balance the kids. it sticks to vary the nt the stand. sal wall but the confessional lines at this cup water and sand the eye. with all this the balance. it is. the scene in it. it's too small. it's true. i was into the sea and you were watching them he seemed to know what to do next. each seat. ok i am t

the end of the region can expect about ten to fifteen millimeters and the central region including stella are forecast to get less than five millimeters. hasan is under the table without a low pressure trough from the southwest which is why we're seeing the guys and showers nationwide in the heart of one white and bright and dry weather warning has been a good thing it can't be in effect that makes it to keep yourself hydrated. i'd like to look like we're going to lead the way the league average temperatures tomorrow taking the lead at tomorrow's reading solid dems to twenty one victories by eighty thousand south make it to the mit team. well they've got to ride everyday. i bought today at fourteen to increase the height of seventeen while coco and i can make it to twelve and fourteen. i see that broadcasts on this tuesday the twenty something so natural and thinks watching all season. students. that is sort of a korean company employee of the supreme truth i want to meet the indian casino. by its profits were being put in. that was the fourth including images as the mob he argued he thou

. >> reporter: the package arrived by fedex delivery sent to stella miranda in san pablo showing it was sent by the stanford university math department. inside was a check made out to miranda in the amount of $2,850 with the memo, pay to the bearer. miranda, who didn't want to be on camera, did a double-take. >> i was really shocked because i don't know anyone at stanford, had no kind of connection to them ever. so it was a big surprise. and my daughter and i were laughing, who would do something like this? >> reporter: miranda still doesn't know and apparently neither does the stanford math department. miranda called the department and was told others had received similar packages. >> stanford, to my surprise, said they had gotten 25 to 30 other emails and that they had still not reported it. >> reporter: stanford did call university police, who launched an investigation into what may be some sort of a hacking case. in another twist, the actual checks are not from a stanford account. they are from title 365 from southern california. the company said the checks are not real and the case

jessica heiren is found of stella & dot. >> les, i think going to start with you, because they are fasts a mantra that so many business entrepreneurs are talking about now. you say don't even think about failing. >> why say that the phrase say palpable nonsense. it's dreadable. it's part of the shenanigans of culture, that you get people say i want you to fail fast and fail often. it's nonence. if you just kept failing fast, never succeeding, and somebody kept encouraging you to do that, well, they're investing in the wrong person. >> well, succeeding is the end goal. but jessica, to get there, do you have to fail? >> i think the big thing you don't want people to be so afraid of trying that they don't start at all. actually if you put out there that they cannot fail, you encourage people to be small-minded avoid risk and you won't get innovation and big ideas. i'm encouraging the idea that people need to iterate their ideas to get to success. i certainly agree with les, the last thing you're not wanting to encourage is sloppy shipping. >> no, the opposite of not saying fail fast and of

stanley and stella! >> stella. >> they're very dramatic. >> stella!really, the biggest problem, they say, with the black animals -- and i feature that in the story -- is that they don't photograph well. >> right. >> it's very hard to picture and pick up their beautiful features. >> if they shed, you don't see it, huh? >> there you go, another reason to adopt a dog. >> and it's just unbelievable. and of course, they'll get very big, but they are so special, so beautiful. >> they're really good dogs. >> i'm really glad you brought attention to this. i hadn't heard it before and i think it's fascinating. >> a very serious plight and they're beautiful animals and we need to give them a beautiful, loving home. >> you have to leave the phone alone. how else can we take pictures of you? >> they are adorable. >> you bring up a good point, we need photographers to go to shelters to make them look more beautiful and help them. >> a great way to help them and help them find a loving home. you two are not going to have a problem, i don't think. >> oh, i don't thi

the package arrived by fedex delivery sent to stella miranda of san pablo with a return address saying it was shown by the stanford university math department. inside was a check to her in the amount of $2,850 with the memo pay to the bearer. miranda, who didn't want to be on camera, did a double-take. >> i was really shocked because i don't know anyone at stanford, had no kind of connection to them ever. so it was a big surprise. and my daughter and i were laughing. who would do something like this? >> reporter: miranda still doesn't know. apparently neither does the stanford math department. miranda called the department and was told others had received similar packages. >> stanford to my surprise said they had gotten 25 to 30 other emails and that they had still not reported it. >> reporter: stanford did call university police who launched an investigation into what may be a hacking case. in another twist, the actual checks are not from a stanford account. they are from a southern california title company called title 365. the company told us the checks are not real and the case is

it's stella huge area to search, though. as we'll see it's got to involve the human eye. it involves all technology and also involves the weather as well. >> you're final flag shows us what? >> this is the key information i still don't think we have, gretchen. when that transponder ping went off we don't know, a confliction of evidence what happened that aircraft to the last transponder ping to the south. did it go across malacca strait. malaysians said we might have seen it on radar, 12,000 or 29 or climbed to 45,000. we don't know yet. >> here, here, but eventually here. still so many unanswered questions. >> absolutely. that once we get that information and know that we'll be able to zone in more accurately again on the arc where we're looking. >> michael kay, great to see you. >> thanks. >>> governor chris christie speaks live about the bridge traffic scandal just moments from now. >> you at any point thought maybe i'll step down. this is too much? >> never. never. not a quitter. >> the governor to talk publicly about this for the first time in months. our political p

four-day event wraps up with readings, a book fare and a shouting contest where contestants will yell "stella sound very heartfelt. i love the crowd, but it was a little weak. dylan, thanks very much. >>> the blue angels are back. their stunts are as impressive as ñrever. the elite navy flyers were grounded last year due to budget cuts. the people who turned out to see them couldn't be happier they're back. joe fryer has the report. >> reporter: it's no surprise what's drawing tens of thousands of spectators to the los angeles county air show. >> the blue angels are flying again. something i didn't want to miss. >> reporter: the blue angels have already been missed plenty over the last year. now they're back. >> the adrenaline rush. when you see what these gentlemen and ladies can do with an aircraft, it's a spectacular feeling. >> reporter: this demonstration marks their return to the skies after federal budget cuts kept these military jets from flying at air shows. >> the flying isn't the best part about being a blue angel. it's the crowd interaction. that's what i miss the most. >> reporte

in alameda stella robbers kron 4 news.. >> let's start off with a forecast. >> here is the san mateo bridge. 92, is fairly clear. it is higher up where the cloud cover has leaked in. in terms of the north bay that is where we see fog, it is awfully thick. we have 44 degrees and santa rosa. 48 degrees in napa and 50 in san francisco. you will see that most of the bay area right now, has temperatures in the 40's and that is where we have been all week. today is no different. the temperatures are in the 40's to start with cloud cover and fog. marin was start to see decent morning, you can see 69 degrees is expected for san jose. we saw temperatures get up to the mid-70s to but not so much today. 724 loss gatos. maybe warmer down gilroy. east bay valley is the warmest. otherwise you are looking at upper 60s for most of the valley, 63 a around the east bay shoreline. san francisco 65 for oakland and upper 60s to low 70's for napa. >> here is a quick look at the seven day are around the bay. we may be warmer by couple of degrees

all right stella got us out of think it's so much for abuse here in our international thank you now it's not just crimea were people who are unhappy with the new authorities in kiev the east of ukraine is getting increasingly restive people across those provinces have been holding anti-government protests for a couple of weeks now with calls for a crimea style referendum becoming more and more a frequent right o'neill reports from the city often ask. it's referendum day in crimea and i'm here in donetsk where thousands of people have already gathered in the main square to show support for what they're calling crimean is exercising their right to return back to russia now it's worth noting that yesterday saw some of the largest demonstrations here in the u.s. but thousands of people gathered here in opposition to the government and marched on the security services headquarters where they demanded a referendum of their own asking for autonomy from ukraine and there's also been violence between pro-create of on probation protesters which on thursday night resulted in the stabbing of one sta

our group with us so we were scattered all over the soviet union yuri had to go to tomsk to go to stella and so on we weren't allowed to be in that five percent that was a turning point if you wore them. to work with a hot furnace in a siberian factory or join the army and fly airplanes through clear blue skies the choice was obvious. graduated from the sort of flying club with distinction and was admitted to the air force pilot school without exams he was made a deputy commander. voice from the build by the lights ordered very much light everything to be just so once in when everybody was taken outside of the morning exercises are not going your way i don't feel like it's i say. no you will go i can see that you are pretending if you don't go you will be washing the floors in the barracks i mean he wouldn't accept any favoritism. or and. ukrainian fascists have come to our land it's a threat to russia which. crimea is a small republic and russia is a huge country and defend us. the law came to an end when the first moment of cocktail was thrown at our guys who stood there defending the

crowd but was later disqualified breaching the new fuel rules meaning don't want kevin magnussen on a stella davy from a tyrant took second place had a teammate jenson button for all responder long as i was fourth followed by williams about petty bought us who fought back after a puncture russian rookie daniel katz was ninth replacing vettel as the youngest point scorer in f one history but the day belonged to rosberg and his force from creeping. to an amazing day. just over the moon really i mean it's incredible everybody's worked so hard over the winter and to have such an amazing silver to drive you know it's just unreal this thing was. really really quick today staying with high speed action and russians have dominated the extreme sport of ice speedway since the one nine hundred sixty s. when it was officially recognized as a major sport and for the second season running that out even though of proved he was king of the frozen track record for the neon reports. this is where to factors come together breaking the speed limit on the slippage of surfaces and making speed to wait it out for