god of our years, god of our silent years, thou who has brought us this far, thou who has by thy might has led us. we come here today to begin the celebration of african american history month. we come recognizing the strong shoulders on which we stand. those, who by their faithfulness and sacrifice made us able to be here today. those whose names are reflected in history books, martin luther king junior, hair yet tubman, but we also gather to give thanks to those to history who does not record -- the countless slaves, daughters, lawyers, teachers, preachers, all who have paved the way. this day we give thanks for the rich legacy and we commit ourselves again to the task of working towards that day when we are all truly judged, not by the color of our skin, but by the content of our character. grant us the courage to keep moving forward, all of god's beloved children marching towards justice. quicken our steps in san francisco and let us continue to march on until victory is won and all god's children will say, amen. [applause] >> and now doctor linda rickets will lead us in the negro

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i want to keep him alive, but i don't know thou do it any more. i don't know thou do it any more. >> do you think he considers how this has impacted? >> i don't think they care, as long as they get their fix. >> how serious is the heroin problem in vermont right now? >> right now my patients tell me you can find heroin on every street corner. it's in every town. >> dr deb richter is a one of vermont's leading addiction specialist and says it can be traced back to cheap, powerful pain-killers that were easy to get. >> it's a problem in rural states. perhaps boredom, i'm not sure. i was in primary care. i remember seeing it. i moved here in 1999. in the early 2001, 2001, i started seeing a bunch of 20-year-olds coming in with habits of oxicotin. to me that was the turning point of how things started. it started with pills. >> pills that were crushable and easy to snort. dr rictor believes pharmaceutical companies could have done nor prevent the epidemic. >> how did heroin become a problem. >> essentially the company decided not to put a coating arou

shall not kill sets a clear limit in order to safeguard the value of human life, today we have to say thou shall not to an economy of exclusion and inquality. such an economy kills. isn't this at odds with america's capitalist free market? >> no, pope francis comes from argentina and watched what happened when his country went into recession and had to default on their debt because they were being told to cut out social programs. pope francis has been very strong about economy as inclusion. i'm very happy about pope francis and that emphasis on the poor. we have 47 million people who are poor in this country. we have 48 million who don't have health care. i as a catholic sister, the nuns of this country have been working hard to -- on the economy inequality. one percent controlling so much of the world's wealth then being able to control the politics and lobbyists and to be able to get their laws and policies in. pope francis comes at it from the point of view and you can see he knows his stuff because he's come from the ground up, living among poor people and seeing the struggle of poor p

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"thou shall have no other god before me."ning there's a lined queuing up, actually. >> stephen: it wasn't that there weren't other jobs. it's "i'm your steady." >> exactly. "i'm your steady and i'm actually seriously number one and and i can make the others ones go away if i want to." it's only with-- palestine, the holy land, israel is full of these little fig reeps, some of whom represented the wife of god ashara. >> what happened to her? >> she was written out. >> stephen: did the rabbi get a divorce. >> the figurines-- have you ever seen them. >> stephen: no. >> they were cute. they were goddesses of a heart, and they always are well endowed, and they're holding their endowments. there are thousands of these -- >> stephen: really, so there are ladies there-- >> you're doing it exactly right. >> stephen: versus doing it for themselves? >> exactly. >> stephen: wow. >> so the rabbis were uneasy with that. dd cup, double d cup-- it's absolutely true. >> stephen: what-- i know they started monotheism and wrote the bible and al

the groups are learning thou use automatic weapons. >> real mobilization happened in maydan, as they volunteered to join self self-defence units. they demanded that the government arm us so we fight the aggressor with guns in our hands. if someone thinks they'll invade our land, that person is mistaken, and he will regret it. >> i hope i don't have to kill my russian brothers, but i will kill if they come here, and keep no hostages, death is what they deserve. >> in northern afghanistan 15 have been killed whilst riding a rickshaw. the attacker was approaching a checkpoint when the bomb exploded. dozens have been wounded. >> thailand's government lifted a state of emergency in and around bangkok. the 60 day rule was lived in the run-up to february's general location. several protest camps von closed. >> thailand's caretaker government said it lifted the emergency law because the security situation improved, and anti-government protesters are no longer on the streets. in no way does this suggest the political crisis is obvious. protesters are camped out in a park in bangkok, saying th

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. >> turkish citizens have bypassed the ban, spraying graffiti on walls, with instructions on thou do it. >> four people died in a fire at the mariner's cove motor in in new jersey shore. officials do not know what caused the fire. the firefighters rescued a woman who survived by jumping into a bath tub and turning the water on. another escaped by jumping through the second author window. >> north carolina's regulators are asking a judge to pull a settlement involving coal ash pollution, allowing duke energy to pay a $99,000 fine, but didn't require the company to clean it up. the coal ash spill in 70 contaminated the river. the officials say they'll work with the environmental protection agency to go after the company. >> a victory for same-sex marriage. what a federal judge did in michigan. it could have a ripple effect. >> america's public schools struggling with racial economy. it begins as early as preschool. >> the pope with a new message for the mafia. >> a federal judge struck down a same-sex marriage ban in michigan. a lesbian couple fought the ban, claiming it violated their

iraq is hosting more than 200 thous. camps in jordan have half a million.illion are living in lebanon. now, these are the officially registered refugees. what is becoming of people three years on now. >> the people here, after three years, and today on the commemoration of the war want to remind the world of how they are living. they have been living in makeshift shelters. informal communicatities. they are living in shelt erls that they -- shelters that they build themselves. this wood is provided by the humanitarian agencies as a basic frame that needs to hold up the tent. a lot of other things have to be held themselves. large amount of sheeting, carpet and heaters. they are not provides with heat. they have to - the lebanese h d handholder connects rent. this crisis is having a huge impact on the refugees and lebanon. now they have to deal with a 25% increase. the infrastructure is already weak. lebanon was having trouble providing electricity and water. now it has to do it for an additional million people. lebanon had to spend up to 7 billion in extra

thou thousands of californiaens will have to redo their application for health care coverage because of a software error. cover california says it will contact the affected consumers and help them complete the signup process by the march 15 deadline. >>> san jose international airport is expanding. google's founders are funding a new terminal to be used mostly to house their corporate jets. a ceremonial ground breaking was held for the $82 million terminal. it will sit on 29 acres at the site of the airport's former long-term parking lot. it will have seven hangars, five for used by google's founders. it will be completed by december of 2015. >> our nbc bay area jet will be parked right there. that's a joke. you've been active tonight, jeff. >> we are tracking that storm system that's brought us flash flooding throughout the santa clara valley. a funnel cloud reported north of sacramento. this is the heart of the storm system. we're going to get missed by that, but it's heading towards los angeles. as that continues to get closer to the california coastline, it's going to spiral in t

oh, the scripture says "of dust thou art made," and the first thing in life is to fill one's belly. what's this? onions, that won't get me far. i have to be cunning and lay some snares. there's a river here, so i won't go thirsty. when i die, as die i must, i'll crawl under a tree blown down by the wind and cover myself with leaves like a bear and carve on the bark in big bold letters: here lies peer gynt, a decent chap, emperor of all the beasts of the forests. emperor, you old fraud, you're no emperor. you're just an onion. well, now, little peer, i'm going to peel you. and you won't escape by weeping or praying. the outermost layer is withered and torn. now, that's a shipwrecked man on the upturned keel. here, mean and thin is the passenger. you still taste a little of old peer gynt. inside back is the digger of gold. its juice is gone if ever it had any. his next layer is shaped like a crown. no, thank you. throw that away, no questions asked. this layer now that curl so gently is the sybarite, living for pleasure and ease. this next one looks sick and streaked with black. it co

congressman van hollen, especially thou with you talk about russian aggression in ukraine, should wee shrinking the army to preworld war ii levels? >> i don't think we need an army that is supposed to support two overseas ground wars that we're winning at the same time. i think you can respond to the threats as they arise with the lower army. you still have the air force. you still have the navy. you still have a very large army to go with it. and the other point i'd make is part of the budget agreement that was reached in a bipartisan way calls for reductions in defense spending through fiscal year 2015. the president has actually said he doesn't think that defense is enough which is why he's proposed additional funds, paid for by taxpayers. >> i have to call time on you. we have less than a minute left for senator portman. smallest army since 1940? >> it's a problem. again, you look at what is happening in the ukraine. also, look beyond ukraine and look at what is happening in the south china sea with china. look at what is happening in the middle east. we could not have done the s

several retailers report february sales including gap and victoria's secret, a glimpse at thou winter weather affected business. forecasts call for total sales to rise 1.9% versus 5% growth last year. many stores still have winter merchandise on the shelves heavily marked down as they try to clear space for spring items. back to you. >> thank you much. what i can't figure south victoria's secret and the winter weather would that decrease price because it's cold or increase. >> you always need underwear. hot or cold. right? >> yes. you know. most days. in san francisco right now we are waking up to cloudy skies, a little drizzle so the kind of weather that makes you want to stay inside and maybe stay in your underwear. you'll notice we have some sunshine on the horizon. we'll start to see the sun even by 1:00 temperatures in the 60s there, elsewhere you'll find cloud coverle hodding on, let's take to you the south bay. into the 60s but you'll notice it's not overly warm. we'll see plenty of sunshine this afternoon even though it's not going to be overly warm it will feel nice with that

he joins me thou with the very latest. tom, explain to me what these signals are. >> reporter: yeah, they are described as pings, and also described to us as a wireless route they're stays on even when you're not really surfing the internet, transmit organize not transmitting precise information like a location. now, as it appears the plane headed out over the indian ocean the emphasis appears to be changing. it is now friday morning in southeast asia and the search for flight 370 is shifting to the west as u.s. government sources tell nbc news there is evidence that the plane's automated system gave off faint pings for up to four hours after going off radar. that means the plane could have traveled up to 2500 miles in any direction, a vast ex-pans of the globe that includes the indian ocean. >> what it doesn't tell us, though, what direction, whether it went west, east, north, south, because we have no radar coverage. so at this point we just know that the plane was still operational and probably didn't have a mechanical

employment and many other economic activities officials attribute the rise in part to the step that thou good and sales of cars ahead of the consumption tax hike next month. they also say that shipments of semiconductor making equipment to china and europe were strong. another index suggests the economy is likely to expand in the future. the leading index rose for the fifth consecutive month edging up zero point five points to one of the twelve point two. but officials doubt that the business outlook for small and medium size companies are worsening because of an expected decline in domestic demand after the tax hike. asia's three major economies have been trying to work out a free trade deal for just about a year but officials from japan china and south korea have failed to bury their differences over tariffs in the latest round of negotiations representatives from the three countries ended their fourth round of talks in seoul there i'm able to find common ground on how many products should be included in tariff cuts cuts each country wants to maintain tariffs on certain items to protec

one said church teachings were heavy on the negative and thou shalt not. church to a dictator. pay, pray, and obey. victoria fleming believes pope francis has ignite a dialogue about that and more. >> i think change has to begin in very small doses, you know. it's starting with a whisper instead of with a pounding fist, and think that's absolutely consistent with what jesus would have wanted. >> it's an old debate for a new day in the catholic church. dean reynolds, cbs news, chicago. >>> when we return, a change of heart for a teen who's suing her parents for support. >>> and a basketball buzzer beater like you have never seen before. parents for support. >>> and a basketball buzzer beater like you have never seen before. i reckon a storm's a brewin'. reckon so. reckon you gotta hotel? reckon, no. reckon priceline express deals will get you a great deal. wherever you...mosey. you reckon? we reckon. vamonos the spring hotel sale is on at priceline.com. save up to 60% on any express deal hotel, when you use code: spring '14. i reckon this is one deal you wo

one said church teachings were heavy on the negative and thou shall not.ther likened the church to a dictator. pray, pay and obey. victoria fleming believes francis has ignited a dialogue about that and more. >> i think change has to begin in very small doses, you know. it's starting with a whisper instead of with a pounding fist. and i think that's absolutely consistent with what jesus would have wanted. >> reporter: it's an old debate for a new day in the catholic church. dean reynolds, cbs news, chicago. >> pelley: we're thrilled that one of our own is getting a well-deserved honor tonight. the radio television digital news association is presenting our senior white house correspondent bill plante with its lifetime achievement award. bill's been with cbs news for 50 years. he covered the white house during the reagan administration and he's reported on every presidential campaign since 1968. congratulations, bill. and we'll be right back. way to go, crestor! yeah! getting to goal is a big deal, especially if you have high cholesterol plus any of these r

. >> this question goes back thou thousands of years. plato. i'm not sure it matters.t is good for the consequences here, if the businesses are doing it just because of the bottom line, it may not matter. society moved so far along, it may not effect them. if you are a supporter of gay rights, you may not matter. >> say gay rights are part of human rights. you have apple saying we don't think we like what is going on in arizona. yet, apple products are made where -- >> i don't think it is a clear line yet. i think a clearer line is emerging for apple. a company like apple or other tech companies, google, they are considered progressive. their employees are considered aggressive. a lot of tech companies, in washington state, when they introduced marriage equality. tech companies played a big role in helping usher that in. if it is in your back yard and matters to you as a company, i think companies will play increasingly big roles. some of the old line companies who do business globally will have a challenge. they have policies for the u.s. employees which prohibit disc

thou shall not kill. good and great and kill all the time with words as well as weapons but in doing so they don't necessarily weaken greater meaning of that commandments and by ignoring certain words of the constitution george washington not only strengthened the american presidency, he averted anarchy and guaranteed the liberties we still enjoy today. washington's original proclamation set the precedent for abraham lincoln's emancipation proclamation to end slavery. it ordering troops to put down the whiskey rebellion washington set the precedent for dwight eisenhower to send troops into little rock arkansas to ensure the rights of black children to go to school with white children. there is no question george washington often ignored the letter of the constitution but in doing so he did so wisely to enhance the spirit of document and ensure his nation's existence for almost two and a half centuries with a single constitution, single popularly elected government and a single continuing goal of liberty a

>> and it is one of the commandments, thou shall not be captain. >> there was the lesbian waitress who said she didn't get a tip and got a nasty note. >> she was not a lesbian. >> is it possible this note was a hoax? >> i would assume so. there was also one on the plane. they had the back and forth thing? >> that was a tokes -- that was a hoax. >> it was a big hoax. if the guy was real he was totally right about every point. what was the bible verse? >> provebs 31? >> is that even real. it is like todd 1812 or something. it was a great thing and she is writing back and making jokes. is the airline totally clear? it is probably bogus. we are talking about it and these people always win. they always get on -- it is like in baseball games. they don't show people who run on the field anymore. you are not a journalist. >> no. >> they should stop covering these things. they are always fake. >> even when they are fake they are okay with the person who faked it because they are raising awareness. >> by the way you are a cultural editor. >> that is not a real thing. >> i just found this note yo

about 40 minutes time when we get the release in these annual minutes, if you like, is to find out thou the bundes bank feels about current monetary conditions in the eurozone, are they appropriate, and are they still concerned that the ecb might be encouraged to be, i guess, in their terms more reckless with monetary policy. so we'll be looking for that. in the last meeting, mr. draghi and others started talking about the output gap. this is a finessing of forward guidance, if you like. i suppose the aim is to encourage markets to weaken the euro and persuade them even if we get a pick up in inflation, even if we get a further pick up in growth, interest rates remain longer. lower for longer. it will be interesting again to see in the report here whether there is any reference to that or any acknowledgement that actually even as growth picks up and inflation picks up maybe a couple of years down the road whether interest rates continue to remain low. so we will bring you that full report as we get it. all of that to come in the next couple of hours. back to you. >> we look forward to t

. >> i can tell you there's a document of over 10 thous speakers saying with-vladimir putin, don't invade our country. we like being in ukraine, even though we speak russian and are ethnically russian. >> for all the people saying they are against russia, aren't there others in favour of russia? >> absolutely. it's a time gym. the younger the -- game. the younger the people go, the more freedom and democracy. in crimea you have 56% of ethnic majority there. that is from 2001, by the way. so the growing numbers of the ukrainian pop u lags in the north, and the muslim target population is growing at a rate beyond the ethnic ukrainian people. >> andrij dobrensky, with the ukrainian congress committee for america thank you for your help. >> there's more ahead, including the political protest in venezuela, and the truth beyond hollywood's real of life stories. >> thousands of protesters are marching through the venezuelan capital, in contrast to the violence that consumed the country last month. protesters say they want the same thing, lower inflation, no crime. >> what do you see paul beban o

. >> reporter: ronald reagan used to say "thou salt not speak ill of a fellow republican. my, how times have changed. kpix 5. >> going up against governor brown went be easy. the incumbent has raised nearly $18 million in his reelection bid. he is seeking an unprecedented fourth term as governor. >>> time now is 5:50. it's the end of the line for a popular bay area burger joint. coming up, why the owner says it's time to close down. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> the metering lights were just switched on. >>> a burger haven has closed its doors for good. >> spoke with loyal customers at joe's cable car restaurant on mission street. >> they lined up for joe's last day, the end of an era as the best hamburger joint ever, at least in the opinion of folks who have been coming here for some of joe's 50 years. >> just the best burger anywhere. . >> reporter: many faithful customers who moved away over the years were drawn become for joe's final act. >> really good. >> that's what joe has always loved to hear. >> beautiful to find out how many people really love it, basically,. >> report

. >> translation: i came thou to see my house. i couldn't work out where it is.here are no doors or walls. i feel lost here, as if i'm in a jungle or somewhere worse. i don't know what to say. >> the city once boasted a population of 2 million. the u.n. arab league mediator lakhdar brahimi half 2 million have left. the council launched a campaign to help with basic services, like clearing rubbish. they may have only one bulldozer, butt it's about a message of strength. >> translation: the aim of the campaign is to clear up the city. it's a message from the rebels to the governments and who is concerned to let them know we are steadfast in aleppo. we'll never leave. >> the campaign was launched to mark three years since the conflict started. this city has been crushed under the weight of war. the strength of these people who chose to stay despite the violence lives on. >> from syria we turn to an extraordinary glimpse of perhaps mexico's most ruthless cartel. they are the knights templar, and they deal in more than drugs. vigilantes tried to stop the drug trade, b

we are not much closer to knowing what happened thou than 48 hours ago. >> it is incredible in this day and age. it is amazing. thank you very much pamela. i want to bring in the former chief of staff for the department of defense and cia, jeremy bash. you both know so much about the kind of situation. it has been three days, almost to the minute. this headline first crossed at least that we were aware of at 7:30 eastern time on friday. what do you think happened? >> who knows at this point? this has to be a parallel investigation. either an accident or possibly a criminal act. >> that was another situation where there were real questions as you were going through it as to whether it was foul play or an accident and eventually ruled an accident. two passengers with stolen passports on board and a link that an iranian man happened to be the one who bought the ticket for all cash. do you think foul play is a possibility? >> you can't rule anything out. first the ultimatet destination appears to be europe, wasn't that they wanted to go to china. the final destination was amsterdam and one

. >>> speaking of crime scenes, thou shalt not steal but ripped from your local cineplex hundreds ofations stolen from joel osteen's megachurch in houston. we'll have an update. >> there's a special place for you. special place for you when you rip off a church. wow. >>> also, coming up, the new diet pill that contains a balloon. could it be the answer for those struggling to shave off pounds and what americans are doing to get their hands on that pill. >> i got to go to mexico to get it. >>> that drat mmatic court in d for oscar pistorius. matt gutman there for all of it. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, robin. when we arrived in court we were stunned to find a mock-up constructed of the bathroom in which pistorius first shot his girlfriend and then used a cricket bat much like this to break down the door. now, at issue this morning, his credibility. did he lie about the way he used a cricket bat like this to batter down the door. this morning, with the repeated hacks of a krakt bat, the prosecution tried to pound holes in oscar pistorius' version of events the night he's ac

still believe synagogues are not allowed to have any images in them because of the second commandment, thou shalt not have graven images or likenesses. the fact that all early synagogues are fes festuned in images until about the 16t 16th century. we have a jewish icon in one of the earliest synagogues we knew about. if it was all words, it would be good radio. >> charlie: the next slide is beaten out of england. >> yes, this is clearly not a jewish image. this is a medieval jewish image. this is from smashing it down on the heads of jews. there are things i wish tragically would have been but have not been. for example, there is a moment in the 13th century where there are 100 gallows set up with jews swinging on them accused of coin flipping. there are horrible disasters i have to deal with. >> charlie: this is a twin story of ark geology and biblical. >> yes, because word and image play together. we talk about portable writing. the jews invent this tiny miniature hebrew ai air aramaicg that forms pictures and animals and beasts from mythology. the deep relationship between words and pict

summer, despite damage caused by the rim fire, the 90-year-d camp will be able to ok date almost 2 thou groups. letters will be sent out giving cabin assignments. initial fears with the drought would limit water supplies to the camp forcing them to scale back. the water supplies or safe and reliable. >> let's build a cell phone tower. meeting a push chak, baltimoreo little league wants them to build at middle field ballpark. they will pay $2000 a month. it off sets player southwest. >> 5:21 a. bay area teacher makes another tip to get a senior to the prom. >>> 5:23. taking you to paris because there's an american woman that is looking to put a stop to a popular tradition. lisa taylor launched a campaign to try to ban the love locks on bridges spanning the saine. it's supposed to be a public show of undying love but she's worried they are a threat to safety. >> so we did math and that would mean that it's covered with 93 metric tons of metal. and that is about the equivalent of three large trucks parked on the bridge at all times. i have a hard time believing that this bridge which is a

thou shall not steal. and they don't want to get in a shooting match.ow that workness the past, and they care about plea serving their own lives here. >> that makes sense. chad williams, former navy seal. what does dirka dirka mean? >> a common phrase. >> omaha, omaha. nice to see you. >> fox report now. a sentencing hearing started today for u.s. army general jeffrey sinclair, facing a court-martial for sexual assault charges. today prosecutors dropped the sexual assault charges charges e pleaded guilty to lesser offenses, including having improper relationships with not one but three women officers. no word yet on his punishment. >> the pollution in paris is so bad that some people are now wearing face masks. officials have already ordered nearly half the city's cars and trucks to get off the street. it's the first time they've done that in almost two decades. >> demolition crews blowing up a power plant in st. paul, minnesota yesterday. the openers have not said what they plan to build there. but, wait, there's more. dynamite took down a former nursi

minister announced he'd by appointing 18 regional governors to set up a network over the large country on thou function as a government. now, there has been some concern. there's concern because at least two of them are former oligarchs, men that came to power through money and cronyism. that's what many who came to the square in kiev wanted to get rid of. at the same time they are people that could do the job. the government in kiev has a serious problem. they have to form a government. they have to do the job. and they - they are not professionals. they have to learn how to do it, at the same time as facing the threat from russia. it's a precarious moment for kiev and ukraine. >> phil ittner live in kiev. thanks. the crisis in ukraine is generating a strong reaction in the united states. mike viqueira is in washington d.c. covering the response to all this and joins us with more on this. more strong statements from the white house, how much leverage does it have in the crisis. it remains to be seen. officials insist this is not over. vladimir putin is trying to provide him with an off ramp.

we, of course, expect the situation in ukraine live thou. >> good afternoon. >> [ speaking foreign languaget in brussels. >> [ speaking foreign language ]. >> and before the president speaks because our vast array of audience doesn't understand french although everyone on this panel does. bobby, you brought up a point before when you said even if the u.s. tried to put forth energy resources that europe would no longer be dependent upon russia we are still years away. there is a deep-seeded fear that two years from now will the u.s. live up to the promise to become europe's new energy-dominant partner? >> that is not even counting for the uncertainty of whether he can come back to washington and persuade both parties in d.c. to deliver. what he can do in europe while he is there, the president can paint a picture of this trade deal of a partnership that results in prosperity for both sides of the atlantic and the unsaid part of that could be directed at the russians and crimens. this is what you are missing out. if your leader insists in behaving in this way you are missing out on this great

argument between the two, that if mcconnell continues to violate ronald reagan's 11th commandment, thou shalt not speak evil of a fellow republican, the tea partyiers, the libertarians, small government republicans, and there's a lot of them in kentucky also, stay home in november. >> juan? >> i think the one to watch is what's going on in georgia. carl cameron mentioned it at the very end of his report. you have a fascinating dynamic taking place there, three republicans running, three who are already in the house of representatives, running now to be the senate nominee. you have jack kingston, phil gingrey and paul brown and brown is the one who is leading at the moment but from the democrats' perspective he's the guy given to making extreme statements. i think he said evolution is a lie straight from the pit of hell and that kind of stuff so in some ways the republicans are again finding themselves in the same box that led them not to capture the senate last time when i thought they were going to get a majority which is that they nominate candidates that don't have a great deal of ap

even though search planes are heading back over the southern indian ocean right thou to try to discoverned to flight 370 malaysian government hasn't shed real light on why the plane went off course or what may have happened in the cockpit. cnn's richard quest interviewed the co pilot last month. a week before the plane disappeared you spent time with the co pilot. what was he like? >> charming. charming, polite. suddenly he had a very -- he knew we were filming. he had a very senior captain sitting with him. t that check captain that we heard about, that check captain was also there, as well. although he was in charge of the aircraft he wasn't in command the captain remained in command. he was absolutely delightful. he loved flying. he made polite conversation. not that i am an expert on this. when asked the captain said this man has trained in the simulator and trained for many hours. he is an experienced first officer and did a picture perfect landing. >> when you heard that this was the co pilot of this tragic flight, what went through your mind? it was only a week apart. >> horrifie

the man says he lost $5 hun thou on table games super bowl weekend but he says he shouldn't have to payse he was in a blackout situation he was so drunk. he is suing for loaning him the cash and serving him the drinks. law does not allow kanscasino tt complimentary drinks. >> a man who took cell phone photos up the skirts of women in the subway in boston didn't break the law. that is the ruling of the massachusetts high court, the state court says so called peeping tom laws protect people from being photographed in dressing rooms and bathrooms when they are naked or partly nude but the way the law is written, the court says it doesn't protect people who are wearing clothing. from being photographed in public areas. massachusetts lawmakers say they will work to update the law. >> the time now is 6:40. coming up a family pet left for dead 18 stolen suv, we are live with new evidence that could help police track down who did this. >> plus, the special honor for a south bay man who sacrificed his life to save others on september 11. >> rain is beginning to clear and skies will part. we'll s

i don't recall one of them saying that thou shalt not put thy nose in other people's business. our mothers may have told us that but, in fact, it was observed in the breach. everyone puts their nose into other people's business. partam suggesting that is of our culture, and young people are very free to put their information out knowing that other people are going to know their business, and culturally seem to be much more willing than previous generations to do that. it is not just a cultural thing. i think there are generational differences. i agree with that 100%. i signed up for some web service and a couple months later went to log in again and i could not login and could not figure out what the problem was. turned off cookies on your machine and you have to turn them back on. i got up on the wrong side of the bed that day and i said i am not going to do it and i want my prescription -- i want my subscription back. just to see what they would do. they returned the rest of the balance of my subscription and i was amazed. ok, i thought everything was fine until i told my dau

i will tell thou show, joie, a real reminder of how this is not a mon lithic story. we were escorted to the gas station by some of these protesters or pro-russian protesters after they had slashed our tire so that we could get a spare. one of them or it at least somebody in that crowd came up to us, kind of grabbed one of us, took us aside and in english said, look, we are sorry or at least i'm sorry. not all of us are like that. not all of us believe that we should have done this to you for the last couple of hours. so by far, the majority of raisthese people on the crimean pennsylvania pennsylvania are russian. s a sizeable minority are a little more uncomfortable with the aggression and the probe russian demonstrators being so emboldend to capture journalists, if you will for a couple of hours and for these troops to be so aggressive against ukrainian troops inside their basis. >> nick sheechifrin, stay say. we appreciate your reporting to us from cry me crimea. a fierce standoff underway in venzuela. thousands took to the streets after the death of popular former

the ten commandments, thou shalt not kill, according to this book written by orthodox rabbis who ared by the israeli government, this book says that thou shalt not kill refers only to one jew killing another. not killing non-jews. in fact, it discusses the circumstances under which it is all right to kill non-jewish children. religious extremism of the highest order. rabbis have made proclamations telling jews in israel not to rent homes, apartments to non-jews. we understand there's religious extremism in many parts of the world. my point is why don't american jews say a word about this? not a word of criticism of the racism and extremism growing in israel. it has distorted jewish values, it has distorted american jewish life. now, i'm not a pessimist, because as i said earlier, i believe that the position i represent represents a silent majority of american jews. not those who are members of aipac or the american jewish committee, but the vast majority of american jews believe they are americans, believe that judaism is their religion, do not believe that israel is their homeland.

>> you know, these counselors come across like they're holier than thou, and a lot of them have morele, they're just talking about drinking and all that. and the person i was referring to was just pulled over the other night for drinking and driving. >> jimmy: i see. >> i'm not going to name names, but -- >> jimmy: i got you. all right. next video. >> the mayor -- >> jimmy: now, there -- [ laughter ] that lady, you apologized to her afterwards. is it -- what, once you get up to a certain speed there's no stopping? [ laughter ] [ applause ] you get very excited. what else do we have here? this -- now, this is my favorite. i have to say, this is my favorite of all the videos. this is a christmas parade, and this is you passing out candy canes. and literally dumping them on the children as if you were feeding birds. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> what's wrong with that? that's what i do. >> jimmy: just give them a couple each next time. you know? and one more i believe we have. now, this is great because after all that's gone on in the city hall you are still enjoying yourself enough to j

receive jail time but was reprimand and and must forfeit $45 thou,000 in pay. >> a teenager reportedly climbed to the top of the world trade center in new york. police say the teen used the elevator and stairs to get to the 144th floor. >> that does it for us. we'll see you again 11:00 p.m. eastern. another live edition of 360, all new edition at 11:00 tonight. you can set your dvr so you never miss the program. "piers morgan live" starts now. >>> this is "piers morgan live." your host will be back next week. until then i'm bill weir filling in. we begin with breaking news tonight as search planes in the air right now fast approaching the site of what looks like debris from flight 370. could it be this long strange search taking us into one of the loneliest corners of our planet? because of course late last night our time the australians revealed a tantalizing lead in a case almost completely devoid of leads. this satellite image of something floating in the southern indian ocean, something white in color, something almost 80 feet long. hard to tell, actually what it could be, even har

everybody was crammed into just a tiny portion of the city because that was as thou art -- far out is you could go. if you wanted to get from downtown boston to brooklyn it would take you two hours by horse and carriage. very few people lived out here except for the extremely wealthy and they had private carriages so that was the way life was back then. if you did not have a carriage and horse pulled cart for yourself then you lived downtown on one of those streets that was developed very early and that was it treated the same thing was true for new york. in new york city everybody lives in a further spout -- part of downtown crammed onto the island of manhattan. it was only when trolleys begin to speed up and the electric trolley came along and means of moving people around started to come along that then people were able to move out and move out of the city so at first it was a mild than two miles and then for miles and eventually six miles and the city started to expand and grow. that was critical to get people further out from the downtown area where they were living. that was sor

that california is a hot bed for international gangs, in a report on transnational crime it details thou gangs use california to conduct illegal business. as gangs become more sophisticated law enforcement must keep up with them. the chair of the budget committee a local state senator says she's not the only one after the funds. >> this is something i hear every day from all of the different stakeholders who have been cut by hundreds of million. not billions of dollars including the department of justice. >> until she can get the funding harris is urging police departments to partner with high tech companies to fight cyber crime. >> investigators looking into the deadly news helicopter crash could release a preliminary report as early as monday. federal investigators have been trying to reconstruct the news helicopter that crashed under the space needle on tuesday and burst into flames. the pilot and the photographer were killed in the accident. some witnesses reported hearing unusual noises as the helicopter tried to take off, others said it looked like the chopper got caught on somethi