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>> suzanne malveaux, many thanks. thank you for joining me today. i'm carol costello. >>> the story is changing. officials now say flight 370 made a rapid descent below 5,000 feet. it disappeared, then reappeared on radar, they say. was this to avoid detection? is this proof of a criminal act? we're live with all the breaking details. >>> another change. investigators now say it was the pilot, not the co-pilot, who uttered the last words from the cockpit. so what does that tell us? >>> and a new ping coming from the ocean floor leading authorities to narrow the search zone even more as they try to zero in on those critical black boxes from flight 370.

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. >> that is what activities director called suzanne larsson, owner of a formal wear shop. >> called me back and it just exploded. >> soon suzanne lined up the clothes, the cake, the flowers, the photographer, all for free. >> it did me heart so much good to know that there is this kind of goodness in everyone's heart. >> so surrounded by friends and family this valentine's day bob and mira graves retied the knot that had never come loose. i believe it is time they kiss. this second wedding not so much a promise of good things to come but a celebration of a job well done. >> when you have someone to love that much it can't go wrong. >> thanks again for joining us on our "bay area proud" specials. you can go to our website, nbcbayarea.com and go to the bay area section on the home page to check out the stories. [ yodeling plays ] worst morning ever. [ angelic music plays ] ♪ toaster strudel! best morning ever! [ hans ] warm, flaky, gooey. toaster strudel! ♪ [ male announcer ] don't wait for awesome... totino's pizza rolls gets you there in just 60 seconds. ♪ totino's pizza rolls gets

suzanne malveaux is covering the story for us.>> and the sponsors, it just grows and grows. the nba now planning a press conference to outline what is next after this day of fast-moving developments. a firestorm in the nba over what should happen now to l.a. clippers' owner donald sterling. today sponsors carmax and virgin america are cutting their ties with the team in response to racist remarks sterling allegedly made on tape. doc rivers talked about the toll it is taking on his players. >> i can't tell you how upset i am, our players are. >> reporter: over the weekend tmz posted these recordings with his girlfriend v. stiviano. >> people call you and tell you that i have black people on my instagram and it bothers you. >> yeah, it bothers me a lot that you want to broadcast that you're associating with black people. do you have to? you can do anything but don't put it on instagram so the world has to see it and they have to call me. don't bring them to my games, okay? >> reporter: the nba launched an expedited investigate and t

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louis is the chief executive, suzanne sitherwood.utline for us, why did you decide to purchase this unit of energen. >> think for having me today. we are a gas company that provides natural gas service to customers in the st. louis area as well as kansas city and throughout missouri. when it became available, we decided to get very involved in the bidding process and fortunately, we prevailed. >> why do you want to expand your asset base into alabama? >> we said about a growth strategy two years ago and we wanted to grow the likely -- laclede group. by acquiring gas companies, investing in infrastructure, and growing our other companies organically. and investing in technologies relevant to the gas industry. alec asko-- alagasco hit our sweet spot. >> can we look for more acquisitions as part of the strategy? >> yes. as our company continues to grow, we will see if we are ready. and if we can create additional shareholder value. if we are ready, we will engage in that process. >> can you give us the value proposition of why this part

can i go to suzanne in florida, please, suzanne? >> boo-yah, jim. >> what's up, suzanne?> caller: last january, on your recommendation, i bought haines celestial. recently i saw they acquired a brand company. will this help? the stock is down around $84. should i sell it or hold it? >> yeah, they bought rudy's organic. this is a tough market because that's regarded as an expensive stock and we know walmart's going into this business maybe on a private label basis. i like hain for a powerful, long-term reason because i believe that the desire to look and eat better is a long-term one. i do prefer white wave more. the cnbc first 25 list is powerful. and a great reference. my way to play it, what does the list look like through the "mad money" lens? looks like this, buy starbucks, facebook, take in some berkshire and tag along with carl icahn. coming up tonight, i'm taking a look at a promising cloud play that's, of course, caught in the cross-hairs in the suddenly momentum hating market. i'm talking to the ceo, we'll find out, then it's been a rough buy for quicksilver this

it is -- transpireed it amazing that suzanne rice is later elevateed to national security advise oar,f be if we have soe in this position is sends that message out, we have issues to deal with. lou: you have a lot of issues to deal with, with this administration, american people want and deserve, let me under line deserve the truth from any administration. the congress has been i think relentless in the search for that truth for various committees. but at the same time uunsuccessfully, we have watched a stone wall of 18 months since that benghazi attack across a array of scandals whether irs targets or "fast and furious" or benghazi. the others as well. this dang has successfully -- administration has successfully ld the congress of u.s. to go to hell, with a complacent media there does not seem to be a way to breakthrough that wall to the truth. >> a true perception, i was 12 years old when wate watergate happened, i remember that republicans and democrats wanted to know the truth, so did the media, you know history very well. that was media driven to get to truth, and president nixo

what is the deal with giving a dingbat like suzanne somers the platform?a crush on her when she was with that tv show. neil: okay, suzanne somers is a different want. get your bombshells right. and jesse says remember herb to most notorious characters. so call mrs. cavuto and help her check under the bed. will do, will do. because you disturbed me. but not house as much is your familiarity with these other johanna movies. then during yesterday's what's the deal. greg writes no more naked cartoons with your mug on top. and what was the problem? to life like for you? anyway, if you're going to use a photo, make a fuzzy squares extend more than an inch. it looks bad. and heather sends an e-mail that says, was that your real body? well, yes, it was. and mary in new york or was that pixelated because that was the real you? i pose and you decide. and this viewer says i knew it, you are a unicorn. and i knew it, you were a jerk. and argue that are you that desperate for ratings? what is next? becoming a jerk or? well, for the right price. and the new viewer says

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suzanne malveaux has the story. >> you had to like it. i mean, he was a big lovable texan.ough he made you feel comfortable, he made you feel uncomfortable. he'd look down on you and talk with you very intensely. and you couldn't say much to him. >> reporter: it was famously called the johnson treatment. lbj's power, as well as his quirks, were notorious, as depicted by this scene in a movie "the butler." >> i want you to get on the phone and call the naacp. >> reporter: johnson's speechwriter, richard goodwin. >> when you're in the military, it's happening all the time. and johnson was used to doing that. >> reporter: johnson also reportedly swore like a sailor, and occasionally used the "n" word. >> back then it was part of our ven ak lar. but with martin luther king, he was always respectful. >> reporter: early in his career he was no civil rights activist. casting votes against the legislation. >> when he was a senator from texas, he really couldn't follow up that much. otherwise he would have lost his seat. >> reporter: so what was the driving force behind this momento

old friend suzanne and bob wright ringing the bell. the former ceo.y's guest on the second hour of "the closing bell." see you tomorrow, kelly. >> welcome to "the closing bell." i'm kelly evans. the rally rolling on as the dow tries but it looks like has failed to close at a record high. here is how we're finishing up the day on wall street. the dow adding 40 points to 15,573. the nasdaq meanwhile up about 8 after flirting with the flight line and the s&p 500 adding 5, 1,890. that we can say for that broad market index is another record high. let's bring in today's panel. elon, stephanie link, sheila dharmarajan, and steve grasso will join us in a second when he's off the floor. also with us for more on today's markets, we have another "fast money" trader, guy adami. and it is great to see all of you. stephan stephanie, the context here is so interesting. at the backdrop of everyone talking about whether the stock market is rigged or not, we continue to rally. volume today a little light perhaps but i wonder if that doesn't make more people hesitate g

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cbs reporter suzanne mar quez is live where tonight is all about country. >> the carpest just broke down so i am sure you see a lot of activity behind me. that is because the show is underway. before the show kicked off i was talking to miranda lambert, her husband is hosting the show. i asked her what she thinks, she says she gets really nervous. she is going to do a tribute. on stage with a legend performing for a legend but that is not what makes her nervous, worried about her husband. here is a look at the preview. >> country music fans are excited to be in las vegas for the 2014 music awards. >> yeah. >> hello everyone. >> yes. >> the country stars are excited. luke bryan is cohosting the acm's with blake shelton. >> reporter: as easy as it is to get distracted in sin city, make mow mistake, country stars are here to take care of business. stevie xnix and lady antebelum are the opening act. >> i was saying there were more people on stage playing than out in the crowd. >> the show is with the entertainer of the year award. the nominees include miranda lambert. taylor swift and blake

. >> soon, suzanne had lined up not just the clothes, but the cake, the flowers, the photographer, allfor free. >> it did my heart so much good to know that there's this kiernd of goodness in everyone's heart. >> so surrounded by friends and family, this valentines day, bob and mira graves retied a knot that had never come loose. >> i believe it's time they kissed. >> this second wedding, not so much a promise of good thimg things to come, but a celebration of a job well done. >> when you have someone to love that much, it can't go wrong. >> thanks again for joining us on our bay area proud special. be sure to check out our bay area proud specials every tuesday and thursday or on our web site on our home page to check out all the stories. ♪ hey, that's the last crescent! oh, did you want it? yeah. we'll split it. [ female announcer ] made fresh, so light, buttery and flakey. that's half. that's not half! guys, i have more. thanks, mom. [ female announcer ] do you have enough pillsbury crescents? so i should probably get the last roll... yeah but i practiced my bassoon. [ mom ] and i li

said suzanne and ninety and died here on rt america. now does it for now for more on the stories we covered by the youtube dot com the charts in america and to our website our t dot com sign she was saying follow me on twitter and an irritated cos he read accurately. do you. and. i will be collected well of crap for that victory. i'll admit that there were also guilty of. to fight. even the lyric is another thing to think about all the data being collected released just over a new report from right and to really hammer home the disbelief that the annual report and data breaches and information security to make the island information. the nih or either crying or after denial of service attack. we believe there are no words just some government do it that anatomy that going on the report rightly gathered information from over fifty organizations including the and the security firm to lobby for anything the robbers. the three thousand security in bed and government accounted for stopping by the end of it everything from major to complete i

suzanne mcginnis is in washington. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. vice president biden just spoke and says he stands ready to achieve a united ukraine. tough words from the u.s. government. it's from moscow's actions that this high-level show of support is not going to have much of an impact. vice president joe biden is in kiev ukraine meeting with the acting president and prime minister to show u.s. support. he's expected to offer technical assistance to help ukraine implement economic and energy reforms to become more stable. >> the idea is to reduce ukraine's need to depend on russia for oil and gas. >> reporter: biden is the most senior u.s. official to visit ukraine since the start of the crisis that only continues to escalate. pro-russian separatists haven't surrendered buildings in ukraine a key part of an agreement reached in geneva last week. >> if there's not progress, we remain prepared along with the g-7 partners to impose additional costs on russia. >> reporter: russia and ukraine are pointing the finger at each other. they claim they h

suzanne found it to storage buildings before it's processed. he liked it. our company officials have blamed him for comics but mr making about two hundred tonnes of water they said on monday that comes should have being part of the use in many a heated the house the representatives say workers will be interviewed if necessary get this last little about the latest problems including why investigation was only started at tea after the incident. a similar case happened in february when more than one hundred tonnes of contaminated water leaks from a tank after valve was left open. officials spoke with about one hundred employees but have yet to find out exactly what happened. local authorities have criticized utility to a series of problems and that failure to pinpoint the causes. i knew. north koreans are celebrating the birthday of the country's founder kim il sung the country considered april fifteen for the most important day in the year they're holding many special advance of the next several days. korea's state run media see leader team jon klein visited

it replaces the injured suzanne pedersen who took over the number four spot right under stacey will lift him up argentine who came in at fourth and sweet spirits kept her top ranking for the fifty fifth week in a row. and moving on new construction for the twenty eighteen winter games income tax is set to begin next month and the international olympic committee delegation in these here in korea forty three d meeting with the organizing committee here to finalize the preparation plants will also inspect the site for the venue is sprawled out across town and nearby convent income legal process. meanwhile the international skating union has tweaked its figure skating judging criteria for the upcoming season. most striking change can be seen in scoring shots it some space value will drop to seventy percent for an hour or two fifty percent for partially rotated spins the kick off the edge of woods and what's this will be scrutinized as well. it's being seen as a direct response to the figure skating controversy and varied tearing the sochi winter games. and sticking to the world cup south kor

western constantly asking him that said the japanese agency doesn't yet know how big deal that will be suzanne and ibm news and speaking of natural disasters let's now turn to japan which is still work our friends and a deadly earthquake and tsunami more than three years ago. for the first time since the two fish in a nuclear meltdown. japanese authorities have finally given the all clear for some residents of the affected area to return home the evacuation order for a small village in the apology was lifted on monday local time. the area is located some twenty kilometers away from a position at itt knew their plans. it's a major milestone for the some three hundred fifty five residents of the area. the two thousand eleven crisis had forced more than one hundred sixty thousand people residing near the two fish in the plan to evacuated around for them are still living in tempering housing as japan continues to complete the contamination work of the radioactive fallout. and turned to the crisis in ukraine nato foreign ministers have decided to suspend all civilian and military cooperation with r

thanks very much, suzanne malveaux. more with the former nba star, kareem abdul jabbar joining us los angeles behind the film "on the shoulders of giants" about the all-black team, harlem ravens and the role in the civil rights movement. a powerful, powerful film. joined by rachel nickels in new york. >> you worked for donald sterling, you said you were aware of his track record, you wrote a piece about it. you and others suggesting it's taken way too long to punish this guy. so what's going on here? >> well, i think the fact that mr. sterling understood that his views might not be received very well, gave him the incentive to keep it under wraps and this recording, like pulled down the mask, so to speak. we have this situation that we have. >> how surprised were you when you heard those audiotapes? >> i wasn't very surprised because of the thing that you mentioned earlier where he was discriminating against people who wanted to rent some of his properties. and the only reason that they couldn't rent the properties, the

but in this case the government had to suzanne over the dangerous brakes. >> that shows a real levelespect for you as safety standards. >> reporter: in a statement last month, the company says zap is currently in communication with nhtsa and the department of justice about a possible revised schedule to purchase the vehicle from eligible owners. the company expected to contact owners in march regarding the outcome of the discussions but here we are well into april and mike still awaits his money. although he continues to be committed to reducing his carbon footprint trading in the three-wheeled car for three- wheeled bike. tonight the company says it has received another extension from the department of justice and now has until april 30th to, quote, repurchase all those cars. customers are supposed to get $3,100, about a quarter of what mike initially paid. as of march, no accidents or injuries have been reported due to that brake problem. and if you have a consumer problem, give us a call 888-5- helps-u. >>> now for a look at what's ahead on the "cbs evening news," scott pelley is

well suzanne and i asked if the stories face another tough day on the witness stand on friday on the third day of cross examination prosecutor jerry now dismissed the story is his version of events of the night he shot and killed his girlfriend. we've just seen. now accused a limb paid athlete and deliberately not remembering key details of what actually happened on that fateful night day twenty one of the last two stories is trial and interest remains intense the ingredients of the eyes of a set called to a breathtakingly beautiful model killed when a disabled athlete in the back nine as the fastest man on man makes it was an idea for a tragic mistake. in south africa prosecuted jerry know is called the papal for his relentless questioning of witnesses. on friday he insisted that the story is when you read this team camp was behind on goal when he shot to it four times and she was joking you. she was standing right in front of that well couldn't do it talking to you when you shop only. these medics imagine her standing upright. it's weird isn't it nice and light shopping. in may. we

suzanne malveaux has that story for us. what have you learned? >> an unidentified u.s.. why is it sitting in a highly visible area? these are a couple of the questions that journalists are asking now because of the united states' strict sanctions that forbid most american companies from doing business in iran. a six-wing aircraft captured in a photograph by "the new york times" sits at the airport in iran. is someone breaking the law? >> the iranian transactions and sanctions regulations prohibit the ex por tags of goohibi ex at u.s. aircraft from flying to iran. >> reporter: the state department is investigating but it's the treasury department that is taking the lead. and will enforce if appropriate u.s. sanctions. >> you can travel to iran but you have to get permission from the government and clarity as to the things you can do and the things you can't do. one of the first questions here will be whoever made this trip, did they apply to the treasury department, you know, for permission with a clear understanding of how you can spend money in iran and how you can't s

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go out there and look for the marco rubio's and the ted cruz's and suzanne are tina's.we have many of the conservatives out there and we ought to showcase them and put them forward and that will go a long ways towards communicating to these various minorities that we are very much in sync with them. i am a big lever that we have got to change the rhetoric of course in how we talk about people here who are here illegally, illegal aliens but i think these people for the most part with rare exception they want to come here but they have an economy in their own home country that is disastrous. they are governed by a socialist or a marxist and whatever we can do within the constitution to help these people get a free market rule of law established in their own country, their economy is going to improve. we are seeing fewer mexicans come over because their economy is improving and they are instituting free-market reforms in mexico. so we have got to, i don't care how high you build a fence, people will figure ways to get overrepresented in there. i think we institute and go t

>> i got into suzanne loved it. >> it's a passion. >> you started out working for other bigger stores retailers? >> all three of us within our london.hip started in it was a small, very exclusive taylor, and we all started there together. >> you started there together. terry, let's talk about the cost of tailoring. people want to know what they need to spend to get the top-notch suit. pounds, which is about $5,000 i think. depending on the fabric. but that gives you a good start, good price. >> you guys are so reticent. about some celebrities. frank sinatra, for example. let's start there. did you do frank sinatra's color size? >> i did. >> small, large, chest and waist? >> it was very good. >> what kind of shirts did he order? >> mainly plain white and some casual shirts. their im. that, somehow i am not next to frank sinatra and bing crosby for nothing. how old were you when you made your first suit? >> i think i was 15. ilorined the taul apprenticeship at 15. it was my last year that i could join. about 16. >> and you always wanted to be in the fabric business? >> always, always. >

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former reagan advisor suzanne massie spoke about the history of u.s.-russia relations. she spoke on how the u.s. media is reporting events in ukraine. it is just over one hour. >> welcome to the center of global interest. i am president of the -- center. i am very glad to see all of you here. a meeting for the purpose to talk about what to do in the current situation. obviously we are moving toward some kind of new cold war, or at least a very serious conflict tween the west and russia. not, weyou like it or are back in old times. some people say, some experts say, that this new cold war will be much more serious because we do not have geological differences anymore. rush is a capitalistic country. it is not communism. it is not a difference between communism and capitalism. the cold war between two different social and political systems. that makes the conflict even more dangerous because it is much more serious. these agreements between russia and the soviet union, maybe it is geopolitical disagreement, how we received the new world order. one way or another, we canno

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state representative suzanne allen and ket ellison said they are both interested in pushing similar measuresn the state and federal level. columbus day has been a federal holiday since 1987 but not all states observe it. let us know what you think. tweet us at ajconsiderthis. >>> are well thinker americans have an increasingly disproportion at it influence on politics? >>> and as more americans abstains from vaccinations, the west witnesses an increase in measles. >>> and later is a little extra weight not such a bad thing? ♪ >>> is america really a democracy or do the wealthy now have so much influence the average citizen is powerless? a controversial new study seems to conclude that the u.s. is an ol i will garky. for more we joined by particular tin gill ins a political science professor at printston. he is also the author of the book "affluent and influence." martin good of you to join us. you don't ever use the word oligarchy in the study. but the way you define economic elite is fairly brood. we're not talking about just the top 1%. >> that's right. we look at a somewhat larger group o

and of course the movement that was behind it. >> suzanne malveaux reporting live this morning.you for joining me today. i'm carol costello. at this hour with burma michaela starts now. >>> the search area shrinks, the urgency grows. crews desperate to find flight 370 hear nothing. no new pings that m

that's where our suzanne malveaux is live in austin.t it. we've seen carter, clinton. president obama will be here today to give the keynote address. we'll also see george w. bush, all this to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the civil rights act of 1964. it was a historic occasion, barring discrimination during one of the most tumultuous times in our country. there are a number of things that will also be tackled today that we anticipate, two very important questions. one is what are the civil rights issues, most important pressing issues today? is it gay rights, immigration, health care? we heard from president carter talking about that he still believes it's women's rights. the fact that you having sexual slavery in this country alive and well today. the second issue, the second point is why can't we get anything significant, anything big done in washington? what can we learn from the civil rights movement? we heard from president clinton yesterday, and he said he believes politicians just don't -- they have not engaged in the art o

mason and his mom, suzanne rudder, along with former navy s.e.a.l. jerryd ogden, are joining us.for joining us. >> hi. how are you doing, uma? >> we're doing great here in our studio. mason, i know it's great to see you. tell me why it's been so important for you to be a navy s.e.a.l. >> tell uma why you want to be a navy s.e.a.l. >> i want to save the country and because i want to save people. >> well, that's wonderful. i know you're very patriotic. jerryd, talk to me for a moment about the special relationship you have with this little boy. >> well, the company that i work for, a symmetric solutions, we have a strong commitment of giving back to the community, so when mason's parents reached out to us via e-mail, it was too easy to accommodate this task and make mason's dream of becoming a navy s.e.a.l. true. it's something that u know, we do that type of stuff every day. and, you know, knowing the lasting impact that was going to have on mason, we really want wanted to support that and make him a s.e.a.l. for a day. we had a great time doing it. >> you took him through a bunch

>> suzanne malveaux, many thanks. thank you for joining me today.ls now say

. >> for reagan adviser suzanne massey spoke about the history of u.s.russia relations and how the american media is reporting on events in ukraine. this was part of any event hosted by the center and global interest. it is just over an hour. >> welcome, i am president of the central global interests. i am glad to see all of you here. we have to say a meeting to talk about what to do in the current situation where we are obviously kind of moving forward in a new cold war or at least very serious potentially conflict between the west and russia. it is like we're back in old times in many ways. some people say, some experts say this new cold war could be much more serious because we don't have ideological differences any more. russia is a capitalistic country, free-market, whatever. it is not communism so it is not a battle between communism and capitalism as we used to say. a cold war between two very different social political systems and that makes the situation more dangerous because we have much deeper, more serious disagreements between russia and th