tole today is the last day -- it is not late to get started. long asials say as uninsured enrollee start the online process by midnight tonight, they will not be penalized at tax time. you still have a few more hours. there are website problems throughout the day. a 1.2stration officials million visitors have already logged on to whitehouse.gov, despite the site shutting down entirely for more than four hours this morning while technicians discovered yet another software bug. whitehouse bookman jay carne stressed the positive, pointing out millions of americans now have a obamacare, despite the many problems that plagued the launch. >> if i had stood up here in november and told you we would be above 6 million on march 31, you would have laughed me out of the room. >> no praise from republicans. party leaders have been lasting -- blasting the changing date for enrollment. >> it has become the legal equivalent of swiss cheese. >> today on whitehouse.gov, no mention of any glitches. many celebrities sent out on behalf of the white house get enrol

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tole us how they unfolded and what they were trying to say and achieve by doing that. >> reporter: the police tried to stop them from undergoing this protest and they're message was that they are not happy with this announcement that came out of malaysia yet. they say we want hard evidence. this morning the family members gathered at this hotel. they tried to get on buses but the police would not let them leave the buses. the family members decided to walk to the embassy and the police officers allowed them to. we saw this huge security presence. security did not let the media through. they were holding up signs saying we want the truth. one woman held up a sign saying husband, please come home. what about me and our child. they're angry about the way they were given that message with the text message. they are saying there's no hard evidence and so how could the malaysian government say this. we saw about 300 protesters there. many have said they never participated in something like this. they are back at this hotel in beijing. they are having lunch right now but they are preparing to

toling on prime minister resign. the march was the first since the constitutional court decided to until february's general february's to annul general election. china is experiencing a 3-d printing revolution. that includes entire buildings. materials are said to be more environmentally friendly and costs substantially less than traditional construction. we are counting down to the open in mumbai. just less than 20 minutes away. futures currently looking like this as mumbai opens. let's whip around to the rest of the region with futures pointing to a higher open for the nifty 50.- for the nfte the regional benchmark index hosting its worst start to the year. uncomfortably nudging close to that 3% on inflation. rate perhaps unchanged. seoul, a trading debut for harbin bank. it is a third of 1% higher here in hong kong. that is among the gainers here today. pricing the low end of the range and raising money here in its trading debut. chinese regulators helping to maintain those gains as part of the regulations of new

they should be subject to the get access tole can what is going on. they're owned by the industry. to think that goldman sachs and j.p. morgan in these institutions are going to fund a regulator and will get meaningful oversight. >> they have a $2 billion portfolio that they invest in >> the cops on the beach or using the analogy of a wall street casino, they're the eye in the sky. money allocated to different tables, different parts of the market. this is just screaming with conflicts of interest. >> how do we break this chain because it does not seem that there is anyone who wants to step up to the plate and stop this. >> you need public pressure which is the reason i wrote my book. to think we will change this within the halls of congress in my opinion is ridiculous. so the stuff needs to get into the public arena. that is why appreciate you having me on to raise these issues and expose these conflicts of interest. you're talking -- >> can we get enough public pressure? >> we can. i will tell you how. you expose the real corruption and that is what is going on. none other than h

devastating tole from a mud slide is growing with each passing hour. >> torrential rain is expected to flood the area today. 176 remain unaccounted for. at least 14 are dead. rescue crews say conditions are treacherous. the likelihood of finding su survivors growing thin. >> it is muddy. in areas it's like quick sand. sometimes it takes 40 minutes to walk 40, 50 feet to get over these berms. >> the 911 calls. >> the houses are gone. >> are there any injuries? >> yes. there are people yelling for help. >> new images of dramatic rescues a 4-year-old saved the rebel. crews say he was drowning in the mud. >> a baby pulled from debris even after crews were told it was too dangerous. the baby's cries pushing them until they found him. >> from a new rain on the west coast to another easter on the east coast most of the coulden tree -- country facing extreme weather. this storm system is very powerful. at the end of the day all that matters is the exact track. the later computer models the storm system is remaining far enough offshore over the next 48-hours we are going to be seeing most of th

. >> the debt tole is expected to go up dramatically today. 90 people are still missing. >>> a drunkrash takes another life. de andre tatum is the fourth person to by after a drunk driver plowed into the crowd. rashad owens is now charged with capital murder. >> at this hour planes are flying over the area of indian ocean as they look for pieces of missing flight 370. they announced the search area shifted 700 miles to the northeast after new data suggests the plane flew faster than originally thought and ran out of fuel sooner. also the fbi finding new clues on the pilot's flight simulator. they were trying to recover the files he deleted days before the jets vanished. >> the channel now reopened after a massive oil spill. the channel one of the nation's busiest sea ports was shut down for five days after they raced to clean up the mess. 170,000 gallons of oil spilled into the waterway south of houston when a ship punctured an oil barge. >> chris christie cleared of any wrong doing in the scandal of traffic jams over the bridge. former poet art authority david willed steen and bridg

look at the toles from tuesday afternoon through thursday.ll likely see higher elevations from one to two feet of snow. if you're head that way, watch out for treacherous travel conditions over the next three to four days. this week it looks like as the storm systems come in. the heaviest rainfall in the pacific northwest. you can see the bulls eye of red. down the bay area, lesser amounts, up towards the north bay we're looking at close to about an inch of rain but you can see a far less amount of i accumulation. not the strongest storm s esest season but welcomed. >>> let's bring in geraud moncure and geraud, excuse me, colin kaepernick is a big part of success but you got to pay them. >> jess and raj, he's a franchise guy and needs to get paid. while they have plenty of work to do with 11 picks in the draft, the biggest business at hand has to do with colin kaepernick. today at the owners' meetings, head coach jim harbaugh said signing him is to the 49ers. he's in the final year of the four-year deal and will make just over $1 million next

devastating tole from a mud slide is growing with each passing hour. >> torrential rain is expected today. 176 remain unaccounted for. at least 14 are dead. rescue crews say conditions are treacherous. the likelihood of finding su survivors growing thin. >> it is muddy. in areas it's like quick sand. sometimes it takes 40 minutes to walk 40, 50 feet to get over these berms. >> the 911 calls. >> the houses are gone. >> are there any injuries? >> yes. there are people

out tole were turning the polling stations, casting their vote in a fairly orderly manner. it became obvious as the day went on which way people were going to vote. there was a rock concert and people gathered and waved russian flags and chanted "russia, russia, russia." it was a very peculiar atmosphere to the degree of celebration. i found it a little weird as a non-russian. >> and those were boycotting, those were voting, the attitude of the russians in crimea and also the press? >> i've just been talking to a trainee and later -- equanimity and they have three mothers. they have their own mother, the motherland, and the virgin mary. her own mother died last year and she said it felt to her like they took away her own mother and now took away her motherland. she was devastated by what is happening. they are on edge about the prospect of going to russia. interest in joining russia at all. however, the majority of the population the russians and are very happy about it. not the least of which they can move onto the russian system of social security and social benefits, whi

is saying to the allies, if this were to come tole some sort of military conflict, the u.s. would back up nato? >> well, don't forget, actually, we have nato treaty obligations under article 5 for collective defense and, so, when they ask us for reassurance or they ask us for contingency planning, we respond, and we do have obligations with nato. >> woodruff: but if there were to be a misunderstanding of some sort, if there were to be an accident that were to lead to something bigger, has the administration thought through the consequences of what that means, the two countries that are the greatest armed powers on the planet involved? >> well, that's why we're seeking aggressively to resolve this diplomatically before we would reach the point where there could be a miscalculation. it's probably worth mentioning why this is so unsettling to the eastern europeans. you know, we in america sometimes don't understand the realities of geography and demographics in eastern europe. if russia is allowed to do this, which is to say move into a sovereign country under the guise of prot

tole will try to convince ban sales of its phones in the u.s..ourt found samsung copied apple part this technology two years ago but did deny the tech giant's is right to request sales. the u.s. stock market is rigged. ripping off investors according to a best-selling author. says traders with advanced computers make tens of millions of dollars by jumping in front of average investors. he made the accusation in a 60 minute interview to promote his new book. the subject ofs many stories and investigations. timeirst yearly sign-up for obama care closes today. the early return shows the administration may reach a projection of 7 million enrollees by the end of tonight. megan hughes joins us with the latest on those numbers and olivia sterns is also focusing on health care, specifically the exchanges that got it right. 6 million. is that really considered a victory? on how you ask them how you parse the numbers. some said people were having trouble logging in this morning. i got the official word from hhs and they said they expanded their regular mai

tole in talks with comcast team up for an internet-based television service that will get special treatmenty bypass congestion online. this is according to a report from wall street journal. we're joined with other telecom deals reporter, alec sherman. is this the long-awaited tv that everyone has been waiting for? >> no. this is -- bloomberg reported several months ago, right before the comcast and time warner deal was announced. time warner cable was in talks with apple to be to come up with a streaming product. it is open natural that the company acquiring time warner may restart those talks. the other key point is that this is not particularly new. sources i have talked to for years have told me that apple and comcast talk all the time. they have had discussions about how a product might work that ties together apple tv and comcast services. the key is that this is not a so-called -- jargon, ding me for over-the-top television. television delivered free pay for a package outside of the cable bundle. tvt this is is that apple means you can use apple's interface, but you will pay for comc

. >> even if russia won't agree at --, isn't that a case for a rapid deployment as if they go tole other areas of ukraine? that may well deter an invasion of -- an incursion of russia -- >> this is an important point. it is one of the things we are pursuing that we hope the united nations representatives will also discuss with three ukraine. , two years ago, the house unanimously endorsed the present will -- the principles of asset freezes and visa bans on those responsible for crimes against humanity in russia and beyond. in light of the situation in ukraine, i urge you to look closely at the target sanctions ordering thethose incursion in ukraine, a clear violation of the cardinal rule. my honorable friend has consistently pursued this over a long time. have the power to refuse entry into the u.k. two re believedwe a to be guilty of serious human rights violations. i'm not excluding any auctions and what we sighed to do -- options in what we decide to do. it >> with all of this unfolding, there is a great amount of concerns in nations like with a when he and poland about their future.

i think it's a way tole t the stories through characters that really will captivate an audience and putt chicagoans are going through and what is the essence of what the struggle for really the soul of chicago is today. it happened over the summer when rahm emmanuel closed most schools in american history. everyone was talking about violence in chicago. that's the crisis that threatens the finances of our city. >> 16 days into your tenure, that honors student was beaten to death and made national news. i can't imagine the tone that is set on your career there in the last several years when people sit down to watch this series. what do you want them to take away? >> i want them to take away the fact that there is a civic responsibility that we all have in terms of really making sure that our children are well. by well i mean they have again opportunities for their lives and we are all responsible for that. they have been with us and supported kids in other ways or whether you are in home ha or iowa. kids matter in the future of our country. daals are all responsible for that. >> thank yo

, supporting the new ukrainian government with economic assistance and reaffirming our commitments toleand eastern europe. i strongly support the administration's approach to this deescalation. secretary kerry was in kiev yesterday. he is in paris today. he is scheduled to meet with russian foreign minister lavrov today. there was a nato meeting yesterday. another nato meeting today. osce has announced it is sending 35 observers to ukraine. the other forums that the united states is part of, they are also meeting. the u.n. has had one security council meeting. i suspect there will be more and other activities along the diplomatic and economic front. earlier this week, i directed the department of defense to suspend all military to military engagements and exercises with russia. in particular, that includes two tri-lateral exercises that we had scheduled with the russians, one canadians and the russians, the other with the norwegians and the russians. also this morning, the defense department is pursuing measures to support our allies, including stepping up joint training through our avi

fremont at 71. 68 san bruno over tole daly city, 64 there. menlo park bookends on 73. have a little bit cooler pattern on friday. the weekend will be gradually warmer each day. especially into monday. >> steve, thank you. >>> time 7:21. taking water conservation to the extremes. the surprising actions the people in contra costa county are having to cut water usage. >>> and from hair to bear. the reason behind a project this week proclaiming bald is beautiful. >>> it is 7:23. in you this morning the white house has just announced that president obama is going to deliver a statement on ukraine at 8:00 this morning our time. just about over half an hour from now. he is going to make the statement at the white house boyfriend he heads off to orlando, florida. and once in orlando the president is going to be taking part in a roundtable event there focused on expanding economic opportunity for women and working families. the roundtable event will take place at valencia college. students and workers from the orlando area will participate in the roundtable. according to the wh

stabilization, the world's isgest producer of methanol literally breaking down a factory, piece by piece in tole, and shipping it back where it originally was. what caused this reversal of fortune? game changing technologies were involved? what action should this committee and the u.s. take, given this new set of data and facts? oil and gas's in from fortified our economy in the last few years, buffering us from an even deeper recession which i believe would have occurred, and providing new high-paying jobs for thousands of americans. evidentis this more than in my home state of louisiana and all along the gulf coast, america's energy coast. 2013, over 2000 jobs will be created by new unconventional production in louisiana alone by 2019. this is not considering other jobs in other states around the country. it is quite promising. the oil and gas industry supports over 300,000 jobs in louisiana, and has been a major factor in ensuring below average unemployment for the last five years. also, for states such as north dakota, that have had increased ongoing production -- colorado, etc. a recent rep

provided by cell towers that she locates you -- that geolacates you with other people of interest tolehe american government. we do know one thing. the government insists that the collection of this data has helped prevent terrorist attacks. yet, there is very little disclosed about particular attacks it has helped prevent. that is one of the objections that some members of congress have been raising to the bulk collection program. major terrorist a lot that has been ported. plot that has been thwarted. one of the things that i am grateful for is my ability to go on the world wide web to find documents that are out there that may not be front and center in terms of public attention but do contain a whole bunch of information that is critical to a particular story that i'm working on. that is one thing we have relied on to break the story on the alleged cia monitoring of the senate intelligence committees 's computers. there has been a lot of references to this allegation. in public statements by some members of the senate intelligence committee -- from the bench of the committee hearin

over to the bay bridge tole plaza. a smooth drive for most parts of the bay.ack to you peggy. >> thanks, mike. another local news update for you in about half an hour. have a great day. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] spring is calling. save 25% when you buy two scotts fertilizers -- one to use now and one for later. >>> welcome back to "today." >> very excited crowd. >> i'm willie geist back with natalie morales, al roker and tamron hall. >> this is an ad. >> listen, i declare this meeting officially open. what release should we download from the ee film store this week? >> i don't know. how about some sci-fi? >> "friday the 13th," what's your problem with sci-fi? >> i like my promotion old school. >> "few good men" bacon does not dance. >> everybody loves super heros. >> deal with it jar head. super heros. i can do super heros. i'm a hero myself. there i was, behind enemy lines. >> was not. >> was to! >> was not! >> was to! you can't handle the truth! >> that's not even his line. >> that's incredible. >> fantastic. >> "foot loose," "apollo 13," "a few good men" and "

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