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so much time on the ocean floor, and amy chow, a gymnast and member of the magnificent 7, the first american teamo win an olympic

our men's bobsled team became the first americans in 62 years to meddle in both the two-man and four-man competitions. [applause] bobslee ter's -- dders. those are tough guys. shiffrin mikayla became the youngest woman to win a medal in the slalom. wave a littl ebit. -- a little bit. she is down low. there she is. i knew she was here, i saw her. she said she wanted to win five golds in 2018. i do have to say as somebody who was once told that you are young but you set your sights high, i have three words of advice -- go for it. you are goingnt to be bringing back some more golds. of lobbying from team usa, women's ski jumping was added as an olympic sport and they did outstanding. [applause] men. can fly just like said we havee arrived, we are good at what we do, and we are a lot prettier than the buoy jumpers -- then the buoy jumpers -- boy jumpers which i can attest to. i have seen them. [laughter] she was not lying. to theski jumpers athletes and coaches to sewer our country in uniform like dan who we are so proud of. these athletes all send a message that resonates far beyond the lim

speekd out tonight on the reports of sterling, the comments made by the team owner and he's currently visiting malaysia, and first time in half a century an american president has been to the region. and he also made the statement of malaysia flight 370. >>> and south korea's prime finster is retiring after the ferry accident. they've recovered the 187 bodies. relatives of the victims say the government did not do enough the rescue or protect the loved ones. >>> you're looked at homes damaged by severe weather in north carolina. the states in the central u.s.a. are bracing for the severe storms. the main effects is large hail and damaging wind. tornadoes are possible and the rough weather could be the worst of the season so far. they've faced damage from multiple tornadoes on friday. the winds reached 111 miles per hour, and the tomorrow went for ten miles, more than 200 homes were damaged or destroyed. >>> back home, oakland police asking the public for help finding a hit and run driver. he killed a man this morning, the victim a 68-year-old oakland residents. in morning, the victim rushed to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. the police

mccarthyistic, the things that you hear from the senate floor about two americans who are expressing the first amendment rights. >> not playing for their team. >> nobody says that about george soros. they say we don't like his tactics. no one says he's -- well, he is un-american. that he's not allowed to do it. >> where we're going for this obviously for the preparation for the show, two patriotic americans, well written, the -- the idea here that these guys are somehow benign. they do a lot for charity, i'll give them, that a lot of things. but it's not that much money. spent $248 billion-million because they support americans with prosperity. they say they are not involved with the tea party, the single biggest contributor. >> who cares what. difference does it make? >> why don't they say it instead of hiding behind all these right wing groups they put together. >> shouldn't hide behind americans for prosperity. here's what they should hide between the 63,000 americans or the 143,000 additional jobs that surround the ones they employ or the $12 billion in compensation annually. >> does this give them the right to subvert the political pro

the nba. my first experience with the nba, i played for the milwaukee bucks. they hired the first general manager of a team that was african-american. that was a big step. and they have continually reinforced that with opening more doors for minorities, women and, you know, other people of color. i think the nba has been exemplary. great athletes from around the world want to come to america and play in the nba. i think that says something for its inclusiveness and the open door that it tries to show the world that this is what we believe in. this is america. it's ameritocracy, come one, come all, just be on your game. that's a wonderful message. i think the nba should enforce that and i hope commissioner silver has the means and the support from the owners and everybody to get that done. >> all eyes on the league right now as they handle this, both needing to be responsible here, but also accountable in a way, and i think your optimism about the league being capable of handling it in the way that you just described there goes a long way because you've earned the respect of not only basketball fans but all of us for so long, sir. t

despite star lieblgs ron santo, billy williams, fergie jenkins, ryan sandburg and the first african-american player for the teamie banks. >> that's a foul back. back. back. that's it! hey! >> reporter: but the cubs weren't wrigley's only tenant. the chicago bears were dominant at wrigley in the 1940s with the monsters of the midway winning four nfl championships. >> at the end of the season we would come through here and we would pick out all our gear and take home. and the bears would be moving in, you know, big guys and stuff like that. >> reporter: gale sayers once scored six touchdowns in a single gayle against the 49ers. >> easy game. you know, easy game. i'm not trying to be an issue. it was my day. to go out there and play football. it seemed like every time i got the football i was going for 15 or 20 yards. >> reporter: and while the bears eventually moved out, the cubs stayed put and wrigley resisted change. there's still no jumbotron in the stadium. and the team didn't even put in lights for night games until 1988. >> let there be! >> it was all day games when i played. so that meant a lot for me. tha

the device is operated by the american team. the u.s. navy team sent with the pinger locator. i am hopeful for the first of the search area. it is especially now so close to the batteries. >> the size of the search area can be narrowed. and now the depth of the ocean is great concern as well. but they are saying it is where they found the ming is 4500 meters. the working conditions for a black box is 4500 meters. could that be a constraint? >> it will be in the salvaging effort and finding it. but if they can get 1 or 2 more cuts. and lines of bearing to take the area of uncertainity down. it will do a under water search and come back up to the service and down load the information off like you would a hard drive. and if they find something that is aircraft debris. it will be replaced with a sonar package and let it go down and the do the same thing. at some point, hopefully find the debris and black boxes and then use a vehicle with claws and hands to go down there tethered and bring it to the surface. >> what kind of time frame are we working with >> at least the black boxes are currented to operate 3

the president and first lady host the the u.s. olympic and paralympic teams in the east room of the white house. after short remarks they held up americanlags signed by the athletes. >>> san jose's last roller skating rink is set to close at the end of may. the owners of san jose skate have been hanging on after being in business for 4 decades. the rink was known as aloha roller rink in the heyday in the late 1970s. but its popularity began to dwindle by the end of the '80s. a different form of skating ultimately doomed the business. >> there are more people skating now than ever before but they're doing it on ice. >> san jose skate plans to hold a farewell party before it closes. there is even talk of renovating another property into a smaller rink. >> a lot of birthday parties. >> lots of them. it was always my favorite ones the roller skating parties. gave me something to do. >>> now for a look at what's ahead on the "cbs evening news" scott pelley is in new york. >> reporter: great to be with you in the bay area, allen and liz. we now know quite a bit more about the possible motive behind the fort hood massacre. we're also watching

the tie, playing without order. and more so against the team. >> the biggest club title in north and central american - two mexican sides. goalless after the first leg. mariani with a goal effort. an equalizer. cruisers take the trophy on away goals. they'll represent the region at the world cup in monaco. >> before that event comes the world cup. f.i.f.a. president sepp blatter saying that he has no concerns about security in brazil. his man on the ground in brazil is secretary-general and he is in the area that will host four games. the stadium hasn't been officially open. not happy with what he saw when the plane touched down. links between the airport and stadium incomplete. >> we have asked for confirmation that all the facilities from the airport to the city, from the airport to the stadium would be ready. top seeded have suffered a setback in the n.b.a. play-offs. the spurs beaten, leaving the series level at one game apiece, the win ending a 10-game losing streak and balances first-class victory since june 2011. mavericks winning 113-92 the final score. >> all season, i think sometimes we lit up a little bit, we don't compete all the way

rain off the field american league championship banner unveiled team looks on in front of a packed house of 36,067 rickey henderson is in the house shaking hands and then throwing a strike of a first pitch to josh donaldson top 6th scoreless in a pretty good game for the athletics. sonny gray - gets asdrubal cabrera to ground it back to him and gray throws home where john jaso applies the tag - out at the plate!!!! call was challenged but upheld gray: 6 ip, 5 hits, 0 runs, 7 k's bot 8th, still scoreless, 2 men on josh donaldson - thinks he's got a 3-run homer.but it goes off the top of the wall in center.nobody scores and donaldson ends up with very long single top 9th new closer jim johnson - gives up a pair of runs including this rbi single to former a nick swisher to make it 2-0 a's lose 10th straight season opener which is a new major league record! final: 2-0 cleveland giants d'backs bot 6th, 6-3 arizona bruce bochy signaling for a pitch out with paul goldschmidt on 1stand jean machi delivers, catching goldschmidt off the bag.but the giants can't execute the pickle and goldschmidt is safe at second base.he would score a pitch later 7- 3 az but the giants come through with the

and it's not the first time juno scheme has faced criticism last year he claimed it and tell me to which his russian team and was actually a secret if american weapons test and early this year he was quoted as saying his ear with the help of members to have . nine more than four times he needed the politician also to make various anti semitic remarks don't use before drifting his father was actually one at the new train prime minister urged any of you celebrated easter sunday with a family in kiev where he made a short statement calling for ukrainian across the country to try to pressure would be political. it's the first time on this great day at the stat that ukraine is confronted with plans to squash and destroy it but on this rainy day i would like to show everyone that if we stay united to spend together this will disappear and what will we know that ukraine will resurrect them on. ramos yet the new government has said it would suspend the active phase of an operation launched to re assert that the party a suspicious early morning shooting your sled dogs in northern tibet province however threatened to escalate tensions. locals claim th

team in milwaukee. they hired the very first black general manager, wayne embry. and sports has given americanshance to make statements about race and about how we feel about it. think about jesse owens in the 1936 olympics. i this i about jackie robinson integrating baseball. we've used sports to make progress and to bring people together and this is going in exactly the opposite direction. i don't think mr. sterling has a place in this landscape. >> do you think, then, the nba should force him to sell this team? >> he owns the team and the supreme court really has made it very clear that ownership is ownership. we can't take the team from him. probably. but i don't think he belongs in this environment given the way he feels about 80% of the players in the league. >> kareem abdul jabbar, thank you so much. it was nice having you on the show. appreciate it. >> great to talk with you. thank you. >>> sponsors are making a quick break away from the clippers' team and donald sterling s there anything that we can do to bring them back. >>> and more tornadoes could be hitting the ground at any moment

the team critiques to not go and distinctly secret is using different campuses materials techniques. the first complete three d map of the well maintained and the twenty two by american michael that is was sitting on the part he signs a thousand well perhaps it's from a grain of salt. it would be. one thousand needed to succeed correspond to what he ate many tears. it is composed of five hundred thousand pixels each measuring twenty nine in a test plan. it was eighteenth in the ten minutes and twenty three seconds. the second twenty five men in the high street team at the table the swiss mountains. this was one thousand four hundred and seventy eight betis was created in the direction of god's representatives than the ones on tv. these achievements were wilted in the scientific journals materials science respectively. ibm scientists for story explains that aha moment. sitting in my office and some computer work the sox hitters in baseball instead they should be something in athens the intense look much different from what i was expecting it intrigues me. i think the chiefs are suspense. so i asked him to avoid some different thoughts it also puts the baby scrapbooks.

team in the nba which is what over 70% african-american basketball players? i think hee should step down. >> the disturbing words come as the clippers face the warriors in the first round of playoffs leading to the nba championship. and rivers says it's troubling to all members of the team. >> we have white guy two white guys on here. it's about being humans. and you know so -- we're not going to get to what race we are because we represent each other. and this is our team. and that's the way we're going to keep it. and no one was happy about it. j.j. redick was just as pissed as chris paul. >> chris pale said the -- paul said the players wouldn't comment but one said -- >> when i step on the court, it's easy man. i play basketball. that's what i'm here to do. >> reporter: in response to the recording clippers' president andy rosier and a released statement said we don't know if it's legitimate or it's been altered. we do believe the woman on the tape is the defendant in a lawsuit brought by the sterling family alleging she embezzled more than $1.8 million. reporting live in the newsroom, i'm don knapp. >>> and just minutes ago, the commissioner of the nba held a

first released the tapes. the recordings allegedly capture sterling scolding his mistress at the time for bringing african-american men to clippers games. and posting photos of them on her instagram account. now several teamwners are addressing how the league should punish sterling if it proves to be his voice. mark cuban of the dallas mavericks cautioned against the league overreaching saying, quote, there is no place for racism in the nba. and i don't want to be associated with people who have that position. but at the same time, that's a decision i make. i think you've got to be very, very careful when you start making blanket statements about what people say and think as opposed to what they do. it's a very slippery slope. but rockets owner leslie alexander, one of the longest tenured owners in the league took a stronger stance. quote, i thought there's got to be a way to disrupt him from owning the team. gave commissioner adam silver the sword to deal with this. i said let the players become free agents, whatever it takes. we have to make sure this kind of event never happens again. meanwhile, sponsors are already reconsidering their relationship with the clippers as several companies have suspended

the first time the scholastic aptitude test lost ground to the american college test. the college board has been , in todayrecently because his preview of new sat draft questions, we have found -- before your teamited, we have to know the changes are set to take effect in 2016. 56 minutes past the hour right now, which means bloomberg tv is on the markets. across the board, we will look at a higher opening for money. moreg up, we have got and your preview of pay tv service. loop" watching "in the live. i will see right back here in two. ♪ >> welcome back. you can see futures across the board. the is a quick check across board. the market will open higher. the s&p 500 is on a two-day winning streak. janet yellen has a chance to clarify confusing remarks from the central bank. we will be watching. the new york auto show is underway. several automakers will use the show to unveil new models. model by reporters wanting to question her about the millions of recalls just yesterday. ford is celebrating the 50th -- 50th year of its iconic mustang. one of the few nameplates that has lasted half a century. matt miller is at the u.s. auto show with an exclusive interview with the chairman. matt, i imagine

the best teams ever and might not get past the first round. i think this is a difficult time for doc rivers. has the a sport that unique place in african-american. it is a special sport because of the history for black athletes. and the black culture. ethnicetball has been an sport forever. .rish, jewish a tremendous amount of international players. this is not just a black rights situation but an asian situation. adam silver said he wants the league to be bigger than the nfl. this is a defining moment for the nba, not just what adam says now but the days and weeks to come. of the grizzlies and warriors. thank you for joining us. you're standing by for the statement. 2:00ba commissioner at eastern time, 20 minutes from now. we will have it on outside even channel. -- on our lives even channel. should the police be able to search your cell phone without a warrant? why the supreme court is debating that very question today. >> welcome back. police officers can search a suspect's pocket or bag when they arrest someone, but what about a cellphone? the supreme court will hear two cases today to determine whether authorities will have to get search w

the clippers are not for sale. continuing team coverage to fight his golden state warrior player and coach all battles to join us live right now from oakland a first african-american nba coach one of them that he so much for joining us tonight we appreciate your time first of all reaction to today's developments. decision had been made and had been made on the commissioners level he didn't make on the novel he didn't i think this would make people understand that they're very serious about what happened. >> : you know mr. sterling personally had to come in contact with him. i don't know him personally but he is association press stock was 16 of the owners who said they would vote to remove mr. sterling 13 declined to comment. give any doubt that the owners will vote him out of this exclusive ownership club. ivan knowledge of that a be very surprised if the don't you honestly agree because yet the stop at some point and if everyone had the same mindset that could be a problem i would think. rain what people now say race had been an open secret for long time. heat sensing his protected by a leg was your feeling about that and be very surprised to know david stern fr

the array of native american mascot logos. it's the fact that jackson, for the first time as a pro, wasn't wearing, or making, philly green. even more curious is why. the team's0th statement says, after careful conversation, during this off-season, the philadelphia eagles have decided to part ways with desean jackson. but mere minutes before the first fan comment was posted under that statement reading, why? this report was published. this eagles, according to the report, had serious concerns when this was discovered. quote, jackson's continued association with reputed los angeles street gang members, which have been connected to two homicides since 2010. both men were reportedly members of the crips along with photos like these of him allegedly flashing that gang's sign led to suspicions that he had gang ties. along with clearing his facebook page of any and all ties of those kind, he tried to clear his name, in which he stated, quote, do i know people who are involved? yes, i'm definitely aware of and know certain gang members. but as far as being affiliated, never have been one. i've always felt i've been a product of my environment, but i've always felt i

the conclusion that this coordinated assault at september 11 that killed four americans was anything other than a terrorist attack. >> mr. congressman, i would say a number of things. first of all, the analysts on the third team of september produced a piece of analysis that the attack in benghazi evolved spontaneously from a protest issue. that judgment eydie analysts -- by the analyst was based on a number of press reports and intelligence report saying there was a protest, including one intelligence report from our station in benghazi. at the time the analyst made that judgment, there was not a single piece of information available to the analyst, so they made that judgment on the 13th. when i received the station chief e-mail on the morning of the 15th as i said i noticed the discrepancy. on the station cheat in his e-mail says that there were two reasons why he thought there was not a protest. the first reason he gave was that there were press reports saying there was no protest. i personally did not find that reason compelling because they were quite frankly press reports say that there were protests. the second reason he gave, the second reason he gave in that e-mail was that his officers from benghazi

the new markets for american sales through international trade agreements. and aside from completing the agreements left unfinished by president bush and despite having first-rate trade team in place, opening new market, tearing down the america -- allowing our companies' workers to complete on a level playing field, that's now stalled under this white house. presidents kennedy, reagan and clinton didn't burden a weak economy with costly new entitlement programs. by contrast, president obama rammed the affordable care act through congress on party line votes. the controversial affordable care act is heightening uncertainty, boosting taxes by more than $1 trillion, undermining key industries like medical devices and small businesses and causing millions of americans, including families in my community, to lose access to doctors and health insurance plans that they liked. and now they're paying more for a plan they didn't ask for and are forced to do it or pay a tax. notice that these past approaches to taxes and regulations, international trade were taken by both republicans and democrat presidents, approaches that both parties recognize as good for our economy. if preside

i was hurt for all african-americans and all minorities because when a man who owns a team in the nba and donald sterling has had issued in the past so this is not the firstime and i've known donald, one of the first men i met when i came to l.a., he took me to his malibu beach party, actually, my first week in l.a., i met with him a few times. so i had a friendship with him. so for him to then make these comments or alleged comments about myself as well as other african-americans or minorities, there's no place in our society for it. there's no place in our league. we all get along. we all play with different races of people. that's what makes sports so beautiful. and then he's put his own team in a tough situation. so i believe that once commissioner silver -- sorry. i said stern. silver does all of his due diligence, gets all of the information gathered, gather the information, we've got to -- he's got to come down hard. he shouldn't own a team anymore and he should stand up and say, i don't want to own a team anymore, especially when you have african-americans renting his apartments, coming to the games, and playing for him. and coaching for him. this

american mobile to follow the rules will require it to divest assets. david has left the club. the news came after the team failed to qualify for next season's champions league for the firstn 19 years. 1% of hisout departure. coming up, we sit down with the ceo of a netflix competitor. more on that after the break. ♪ >> i am francine lacqua. this is "on the move." netflix got a boost in after-hours trading on the heels earnings thater beat estimates. caroline hyde, it is embedding a can lead to more users to its exclusive content. upthat is why we saw shares after hours because they are hoping they can bring out more profitability from each of the users they have. they already have more than 48 million subscribers. they are going to add about 25% in terms of the price they charge. dollar.ar-two you can do a limited web viewing. they are the bigs online subscription service. onlinebiggest subscription service. also profit a beat. times, at $50 million. sales grew 24%. it looks to be able to grow in its exclusive content and lure people in. >> is international growth is also growing. as that is interesting. the pace is picking up up 16% we saw growth of international subscr

team experts. jim tillman a retired american airlines pilot, former adviser to the u.k. ministry of defense, a military pilot and tactical instruction and a 777 captain. jim, to you firsteen surprised there are no cameras in the cockpit already. should they be mandatory moving forward? >> no. i say that because i think to begin with the airline pilot is a member of a profession that is scrutinized more carefully and completely than any other profession on the planet. they know everything that's going on that we are doing, every move we make. because it is recorded in terms of how it is affected. they know we have moved the controls a way, they know we moved a certain power setting or we climbed to certain altitude. >> you are saying that but not in this case. we don't have that information in this case. >> you wouldn't have it if the camera was there either. can't find the rest of the wreckage. >> if the camera had streamed we would have that. >> well, now we are talking about a different level of technology. you are talking about streaming information out of the cockpit. all of these things are wonderful ideas but this isn't original. this didn't just start today. if

break here on auto international as promised the first episode in our documentary series about life as part of our news team there if you're in the u.k. american law students about to stage a jail. it's technology innovation all the least of elements around russia we've got the future covered. they have come here to play. the center identifies rectifies wrongful convictions and other serious miscarriages of justice and to save an innocent man's life these young law student turned investigate. in the case can't even begin to match what i think at the start of like a concept. lost and seeking the truth to establish whether the witness had provided false testimony. that would be mainly chile. will the one who has lost all hope finally gain his freedom. hero's first semester on our team. what events led to you ending up in this care home wintery migrated declared incapable of taking care of myself and certainly here is simply can't insist on his own rights without someone else's support and. suddenly he started to be afraid of everything for you she was afraid of people she was afraid of dogs. the doctor suggested that he might have autism and the

the ground are out there they may be out there but apparently far from here because they future cannot party washington d.c. american journalist and author chris hedges believes it's not the first time washington's team had a story line to win a battle unfortunately the press in the united states has become very anemic if not utterly subservient to power there is. as with any government official narrative. that they seek to disseminate to the public the last thing they're interested in is an honest debate you know they have. they will pick and select the true facts and sometimes. even incidents that are not facts to perpetuate the narrative that they seek to. disseminate and let's go to lead up to the iraq war then they would leave the white house would leak stuff to the new york times and then they would cite the new york times as an authority this is this is business as usual the narrative about the ukraine. is certainly an example of it but it's hardly an isolated example meanwhile russian journalists facing growing pressure in ukraine the have been numerous cases of detention deportation and even physical assault on russian reporters that's was the major t.v. networks to urge international organi

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team has had its home opener by now. the season's first home game is always a reason for plenty of pageantry. >> you've never seen anything like this before. this happened in atlanta, the americanook high up on the scoreboard. caught fire. this happened during a fireworks presentation. >> oddly enough, a team spokeswoman said the flag didn't actually catch fire, but the fireworks did burn holes in it. the team says fireworks are never going to be set off from that location again. that kind of makes sense. >> the banner with -- ♪ the bombs bursting in air the flag was still there -- this flag wasn't still there at the end of bombs bursting in air. >> i think it's good they'll move the fireworks display somewhere on the other side of where flag is. just move the flag. >> that's probably easier than moving the whole score board, just move the flag. >> good idea. >>> coming up, more money troubles for a reality show couple. the staggering amount of money that teresa and joe guidice owe their creditors. >>> first, looking wide awake even when you don't feel it. a new treatment to get rid of the bag under the eyes. we'll find out if it works. you're watching "world news now." ♪ >> an

the decision after a hearing in paris. the team has 18 points in the championship race. tuesday is jackie robin son day in the united states, annual tradition which honors the first african/american league baseball in 1947 and john henry smith has more. >> reporter: baseball is a sport with a rich history but much like the country that made it popular the pastime also has a clouded history of race relations. in the 1870s white teams and leagues were rejecting black, hispanic and native american players, segregating the sport. however, this exclusion spawned an opportunity for the nonwhite athletes to play their own game. >> the negro leagues rose from the ashes of american segregation but out of segregation came this wonderful story of triumph and conquest based on one very small simple principle, you won't let me play with you in the majors i will create a league of my own. >> reporter: by the early to middle part of the 20th century the leagues established themselves as a baseball entity, around the same time in patterson, new jersey the community was looking to build an athletic venue to house big ticket events, in 1932 the venue, hinch lift stadium opened and by 34 the bigges

the greatest concern to american firms and american businesses. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i yield back. >> thank you. mr. paulsen. >> thank you, mr. chairman. let me first start by thanking you and your team for accessibility, for your responsiveness and for your engagement but it's very much appreciated any charging situation shoved into meeting with my office in particular. i want to follow up on what john larson mentioned earlier, because the situation with india. it was just lester we had 170 members in congress, bipartisan, 15 governors that asked the decision to raise concerns with india's unfair trade practices at the highest levels of the indian government. the president has done the. the vice president and gm secretary of state on down the line. since the inception of ustr special 301 report, in india is one of the few countries to have been designated as a priority foreign country. in the last 25 years. so india does not fail to make any meaningful progress i was in addressing the long-standing concerns raised each year by your agency in that special 301 report. there's a whole host now of market access, trade issues that significant indeed the ability of the u.s. companies and

first before the president even arrived in brussels advanced security teams come to the city they looked at all the sewers and hospitals in every crevice where bad guys their bombs could hide american military helicopters flew over the city declared from the sky and brussels with south pitched in to secure the city since it was obama's first time there they raised their security scale cordoned off an entire district and mobilized their own police and military brussels racked up their own ten million euros for obama's inaugural brussels visit which was ten times what they usually spend the security seating this was all even before the president arrived when he did arrive with his nine hundred person entourage they used two hundred eighty three lodging office and conference rooms in a hotel called the hotel which cost one point five million dollars total that's a nice fancy hotel with walk in range hours and complimentary champagne for every guest not everyone in his nine hundred days travel army got to stay there though as they racked up an additional four hundred thousand at the nearby crown plaza you can be sure they've had to stay very for. pretty bad right. obama rented one hund