. >> yes, ty. as we wait for the president to ghan bri begin that briefing, we start with a growing issue we've followed closely here on "power lunch." tomorrow the maryland state assembly takes up a bill treating energy drinks like tobacco banning sales and marketing to minors. if it goes through in maryland, that state would be the first to make that kind of a move, although several cities are considering legislation. despite that, monster energy stock is on a tear. in the last through months alone stock up 17%. near a record high. we're going to talk with analyst john foshae in a moment. one of many wall street analysts with a buy on that stock. one of tomorrow's star witnesses, a maryland cardiologist who joins, dr. stacy fisher, who has seen the effects of these drinks firsthand. dr. kim williams, vice president of the american college of cardiology who recently told us "it took researchers decades to study the effects of cigarette smoking. mow data is needed before we can heal tell how energy

interesting, ty.ng to watch the bond market carefully, because sometimes the bond market leads the stock market as a matter of fact frequently, and we have a lot more jitters in bonds than we do in stocks. and, you know, that bodes well for the bulls in the stock market but yot know. i'm watching that bond market carefully. >>> more on the drop in stocks. a very busy day down here at post nine. we're back in two minutes on "power lunch." transports on the down side. interest rates, that's where the money's going. going into the ten-year note. back in two. we know we're not the center of your life, but we'll do our best to help you connect to what is. >>> back to "power lunch." tough day for transportation sfoks, like tyler mentioned before the commercial break. weakness in the transport as opposed to the broader market. leading the way lower for transport company. delta, airlines, rare operators kansas city southern and trucking company, conway you one of them as well. two more airlines. united contin

we have ty bollingers take on cancer treatments. first, have you ever wondered how cancer treatments are set up or what the purpose is? i couldn't wait to hear about this history of medicine health care. i thought we might clear up confusion in the health care system. hi, robert. >> hey, careful. i was a victim of what i called the medical monopoly much of my young life. i had my family members were the by family was a pharmaceutical rep. >> you went in the opposite direction? >> i was so ill. allergies, gastrointestinal props problems. i had skin disorders and rashs that wouldn't go away, tendonitis, muck lo skeletal, and surgery, trucks and more trucks. >> i think a lot of our people listening might have gone through a lot of this, too. so tell us about this health care system, how it was set up, where this all started. >> well, the hidden history of modern medicine is one of my chapters in my new book "unloading the power to heal" by ty bollinger. how did we get here? we tend not to want to go political. i think it's a left-right

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ty? more from the bagpipers in a couple minutes, but up to you. >> a real switch in sort of the theme here. to ukraine now, president obama targeting 21 ukrainian and russian individuals with sanctions and ethreatens more. yesterday crimeans voted to leave ukraine and join russia and russia is expected to quickly annex the province. it's been a rough three months for russian stocks. there are the three main etfs. all down 20% over the past three months. tim seymour invests in russia. he will answer more in two minutes, first to steve liesman and michelle caruso-cabrera, you are both hearing that some hedge funds are starting, maybe not surprisingly, to sniff around in russia, the stock market is down, but up today. >> it doesn't make up for the huge declines we have seen over the last three months. there are arguments to be made that the market is cheap. when you look at the multiples, gaz prom, and now there is an historical fact pattern that when you see a sell offlike this in russia, w

ty, over to you. >>> to the bond market we go.elli has been tracking the action for us at the cme. ten year auction today. you gave it an "a." >> yeah. could almost give it an "a-plus." as you look at the intraday chart, down a handful of basis points but the stencil of moving lower was already firmly in place. if you open the chart up to seven weeks, you can see why. anybody who was stuck short most likely used the auction to cover some of those shorts. technically it looks like we will see dropping rates. dollar index, look at this chart, hovering at the lowest level since halloween. if you open the chart up to a year, we are very close to breaking through a long term trend line that could potentially see the dollar index trading much lower. tyler, sue, back to you. >> thank you very much, ricky. you're up to date on the bond market. >>> once again, we are following shares of herbalife which are pending news, they have been halted. the ftc according to the financial times is going to open an investigation into herbalife and its

ty, up to you. >> sue, thank you.kraine's interim leaders creating a new national guard and appealing to the u.s. and britain for support. with russia standing its ground, what's the best way to punish putin? maybe to cause pain for the oligarchs. robert frank here to explain why. >> this is kind of the willy sutton theory of russian diplomacy. go where the money is. the 110 richest russians control 35% of the country's wealth and together with putin, they of course control the power. so there is growing support in the west to freeze their financial lives and pressure putin to back down. here's how it would work. the u.s. treasury could identify russian politicians involved in ukraine, then the u.s. could sanction any billionaire who has ties to those politicians. this all is traceable through u.s. treasury. now, what could we do? their visas could be restricted, their yachts could be prevented from docking in western ports. their bank accounts could be frozen. they could be prevented from dealing with u.s. financial

ty, up to you. >> sue, thank you.warner cable ceo robert marcus could make about $80 million if comcast's deal to buy that company closes. is that too much money to justify such a short run? only a matter of weeks at the top. plus, more tensions revealed at the top of pimco. according to the "financial times," the infighting didn't stop at just gross and elarian. that's all coming up when we return. return. ron: i'm never alone with scottrade. i can always call or stop by my local office. they're nearby and ready to help. so when i have questions, i can talk to someone who knows exactly how i trade. because i don't trade like everybody. i trade like me. that's why i'm with scottrade. announcer: ranked highest in investor satisfaction with self-directed services by j.d. power and associates. cnbc no two people have the same financial goals. pnc investments works with you to understand yours and helps plan for your retirement. talk to a pnc investments financial advisor today. ♪ >>> welcome back to "power lunch." shares

right, ty? >> all right, sue. phil lebeau is back with us as this bizarre story involving the mystery of malaysia airlines flight 370 continues to perplex millions of people around the world. phil, new information this morning is starting to make some people question whether this could have been something more nefarious than a simple mechanical problem. it boils down basically to how long that airplane maintained airborne after its last signal. >> reporter: right. the general conclusion now is that this plane did not suffer a catastrophic event in the air, because if you look at the way that the communication systems, the bulk of the systems were turned off in terms of the transponder and the other ground radar system, they were both turned off, then the plane continued after turning in an almost v back towards malaysia. that's the latest indication from investigators. it was sending out what they are calling pings. it wasn't communicating with satellites but imagine that if you were driving a car that had xm siri

ty? >>> the markets have by any stretch come a long way over the past five years but some stocks really haven't. probably most the ones we own. we don't own stocks, actually. dominic chu taking a closer look at the names that have been left behind in the bull run. we will start with seema. you have been looking at the best performing category, it is consumer discretionary but as we all know, there are sectors and then there are mini sectors within. tell me about that. >> the sectors up 320% but there are three main sectors in consumer discretionary, online travel, hotels and luxury. what's interesting is that it's not just a pickup in the economy in consumer spending fueling these sectors. strategic decisions by companies have helped investors become more bullish on these names. first up, let's talk about online travel, companies like priceline and expedia, both up 1,000% since 2009 thanks to making key acquisitions, building out hotel inventory and identifying the rapid shift to mobile e

but look at what ty said. the markets took seven years to come back. forever, it's barelyhe market gone up at all. over the last 13 years. in the meantime, wealths is being created. there's free money out there but 70-80% of the money has not gone to the economy. the banks put it back into the fed and that can spur inflation but inflation is very low now. the first thing it will spur is massive consumption, thanks to putting that money into the actual economy. they printed money but it's not in the economy. if it does that could drive things especially with this sick wetter ending. >> you know the drill here when we are following a separate development on healthcare. this isn't about how many have signed up for obamacare. we look at that least three numbers. how many of these new enrollees are just that, new. in other words, how many didn't have health care coverage before? how many are young, and finally, most crucial, how many have actually paid? >> how many of those who have signed up have actually paid? >> we don't have those figures. when we do we

meantime, ty, back to you. >> all right, forkes, cuba opening for business, kind of.he communist government offers tax break to bring in inve investments. still a number of things before this happening. an international move. here to explain -- >> for years socialist cuban government claimed it was interested in foreign investment yet did nearly everything possible to make the place uninvestable. a new law expected to be approved saturday changing some of that. so instead of being forced into a joint venture with the government, foreign investors can supposedly own a business completely outright. huge change, remember, long ruling dictator fidel castro seized all businesses in the 1960s and had everyone work for the government, not themselves. taking a page out of the republican playbook, cuba lowers corporate taxes dramatically, from 30% to 15% and taxes on labor go away completely. this doesn't mean the money will pour in. first, no rule of law in cuba. no real property rights either. an invest hear no assurance of a clean, transparent judicial path to resolve contr

ty? >> interesting. thank you very much. >>> crisis in ukraine pushing stocks lower but trimming earlier losses. they were worse earlier. right now, the dow is down 183. s&p by 16. nasdaq by 42. "power lunch" back after this. o, a lot can happen in a second. with fidelity's guaranteed one-second trade execution, we route your order to up to 75 market centers to look for the best possible price, maybe even better than you expected. it's all part of our goal to execute your trade in one second. i'm derrick chan of fidelity investments. our one-second trade execution is one more innovative reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. call or click to open your fidelity account today. geico motorcycle. see how much you could save. anbe a name and not a number?tor scottrade. ron: i'm never alone with scottrade. i can always call or stop by my local office. they're nearby and ready to help. so when i have questions, i can talk to someone who knows exactly how i trade. because i don't trade like everybody. i

ty, down to you. >> all right. thank you very much, sue.just minutes away from the fed's decision on interest rates. in about half hour, 40 minutes or thereabouts from janet yellen's press conference. we'll talk about that and more when "power lunch" continues in two minutes' time. two minutes' . thinking up game-changing ideas, like this: dozens of tax free zones across new york state. move here. expand here. or start a new business here... and pay no taxes for 10 years. with new jobs, new opportunities and a new tax free plan. there's only one way for your business to go. up. find out if your business can qualify at start-upny.com so our business can be on at&t's network for $175 a month? yup. all 5 of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention. there's unlimited talk and text. we're working deals all day. you get 10 gigabytes of data to share. what about expansion potential? add a line, anytime, for $15 a month. low dues, great terms. let's close! new at&t mobile share value plans our best value plans ever for business. my sinuses

ty? >>> cnbc all access today on "power lunch." two ceos. both have to follow this crisis in eastern europe very closely. they have business there. interests there. bhp billiton in a few minutes. first we talk with the ceo of john deere. this company does a good bit of business over in russia, also has challenges in the u.s. in part because of the weather. dry out west, cold and snowy in the midwest, a lot to cover when we come back. comcast brought millions of people closer to nbcuniversal's coverage of the biggest olympic winter games ever, with the most coverage of the most events on every device. and the most hours of streaming video on the nbc sports live extra app, including the x1 platform from xfinity. comcast was honored to bring every minute of every medal of nbcuniversal's coverage to every screen. so what's next? rio 2016. welcome to what's next. comcast nbcuniversal. >>> welcome back to "power lunch." take a look at shares of verizon. ceo lowell mcadams speaking at a morgan stanley media and telecom conference, said the company

ty? >>> new fed chair janet yellen getting wall street's attention again today with a speech described as quote, very dovish. our senior economics reporter steve liesman here with the details and the reaction. market up. that would be one reaction. >> it was probably good for 50 points on the dow. new fed chair janet yellen making strong comments on one of the most controversial and important issues for the fed. how much extra labor, labor market slack, is out there. yellen saying in her opinion, there is lots of it and the fed needs to keep its monetary policies easy and in place for some time. >> i think this extraordinary commitment is still needed and will be for some time, and i believe this view is widely shared by my fellow policy makers at the fed. >> yellen offered five reasons why she thinks there's a lot of slack in the labor market. one, seven million people working part-time for economic reasons. they want a full-time job. there are not as many people quitting jobs, not the s

i'll never accept losing. >> reporter: 1 more loss will make it 26-straight, tying the all-time losing holders in other sports, the tampa bay buccaneers, who once dropped 26-consecutive football games. hockey's pittsburgh penguins, losers of 18 in a row. and in baseball, 23-straight losses by the philadelphia phillies. this season is a far cry from the glory days of wilt chamberlain, dr. j. and allen iverson. and as the streak continues, attendance is sinking. and some of those who do show up are, well, less than enthused. yet, even now, there remains a philly faithful. >> i'm a fan of the sixers. i hope they get a win. >> reporter: as the losses pile up, there are whispers, loud ones, that the team actually doesn't mind because it could give them a higher pick in the college draft. >> hopefully in about two years, they'll go from worst to the top again. >> philadelphia fans are smart. they see what's going on here. and they know you've got to lose to win. eventually. >> reporter: still, philly fans are rooting for that one win that would keep them out of the record book. ron claiborne

nacho cheese and nuggets star ty lawson learned that the hard way in the crowd.nd it like beckham. look at this. look at that, elizabeth. >> wow. >> oh, my. what english. no. 2, apparently the sport of spring pole vaulting is catching on naturally. some are better at it than others. attempts, including 8 strait and lebron james scored a career high 61 points tonight against the charlotte bobcats. he made 22 of 33 shot attempts including eight straight three pointers. miami beat the bobcats 124-107. indiana is cruising now in the east. people think they will win the nba championship, play the warriors tomorrow night. i still say it goes through miami and lebron is the key. >> i would say lebron had a really good night or the bobcats really stink. >> no. that's lebron james, bro. >> incredible. >> no surprise. it's nice to put the 49er thing, >>> david letterman is next. >> our next newscast tomorrow morning at 4:30. we compact you all to be there bright and early. -- expect you all to be there bright and early. we'll all be there join,,,,,,,,, [phones rings] it's

today, ty, almost a full percentage point gain. up to you. >> all right. thank you very much, sue. this is our senior economics reporter and this is our senior economics reporter on a marijuana survey. that is the story, steve. >> yes, tyler, good joke there. as part of our all america economic survey we looked at the question of marijuana in america. how accepting are americans? would they allow it in their backyard? are there differences between north, south, east, and west? this one has people talking today at cnbc. i'll show you the results, next. >> plus the attack on warren buffet from one of the biggest names and facebook's next big buy. it seems there's a new billionaire in the valley every day curtesy of what mr. zuckerberg is spending. that's all next on power lunch. . >>> welcome back to power lunch. check out shares of lab corp. and quest diagnostics both moving higher after a bill was proposed in the house of representatives that would prevent medicare and medicaid services from cutting the the fees it pays until at least 2017. >> both shares up about 5%. over to you.

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ty? >> eunice yoon reporting from beijing. she will keep united states post for the rest of the day. >>> phil lebeau, of course, our airline reporter, live in south carolina today on another story. but, phil, i want to get your thoughts and any potential reaction yet from boeing, the manufacturer of this 777. let me zero in on one thing that the prime minister said. he used the phrase "according to this, quote, new data, we are drawing the conclusion the plane's flight ended in the southern indian ocean. what is that new data, phil? >> it's new satellite data from inmarsat in great britain, working with the british government. they did further analysis of the satellite data that they have, the pings coming from the malaysia air 370. that allowed them to eliminate the northern corridor, and as a result, it's got to be the souther. corridor, based on the trajectory, doing further analysis of the satellite ping data coming back. that's why they said to the malaysia government, this is it this is where it's at, it's down in this a

the problem with russia today and putin knows it russia is a tying country, they export weapons issue oil, gas, and people, nobody produces in russia, vladimir putin knows that, he put up an icbm yesterday to remind us. and instead of sending a few f-16 we should be looking at our different budget, and say we're going to build ballistic missile defense and putin st put put. >> you get the last word. >> i think we have to make it clear to mr. putin, i think colonel north is right, he is making the decisions, he will pay a severe price in particular to his economy, i would think we would like to go beyond individual saptionstions sanction -- sanctions issue we should go broader contract their ability to use our banks. that is what we did in iran, and south africa that is what we should be doing here. lou: thank you very much gentleman. >> on wall street stocks finished mixed dow up 62, s&p gained 3. closing at all-time high, nazdaq down 6.s on the day -- 6 point on the day, crude oil up. yele on 10 year, moving up 4 bases points. weekly jobless claims dropping to 323,000, lowest level s

. >> ty are no talking world leaders. john: of 320 million ople live that there are a few. >> no. dinner and where are the best tacos. john: any chance you just are grouchy old man? i was a grouchy little kid and teenagers and adults of would not say i am old. you are old. i am not old. john: a look at what they create. facebook is wonderful. >> it is if you can control it. john: it is this cyberspace addiction an epidemic. >> leading to a weaker america. >> no doubt. john: socrates said love for the tree they have bad manners old people complained about the young people. so what? >> crates said thahat then he drank and died. [laughter] he was so depressed t young degeneration agrees. >> in this case we will find t. >> they are smarter than you but not smarter than m john: thank you. bill already -- o'brien a. he has always complained about the behavior of the younger. now peop complain about the cyrus -- miley cyrus is a raunchy for a teen idol to do this? come on. but what about this guy? he was once criticized. ♪ sova she. -- so was e. ♪ but next are you younker people lazy ent

we have this accident at fremont that i want to tell you about, tying up now two lanes, southbound along 680 at the parkway involving three vehicles and children is totaled, with possible injuries involved. you can see traffic backing up in this area with nothing but headlights for a very long stretch away from the maze. give yourself a head start. >> in richmond, a dangerous high speed chase ended with speeds topping 100 miles per hour. matt has more on this story. matt? >> crews are still working on the stoplights at the intersection of californiason and interstate 80. check out video, a car crashed into a poll and that was at the end of the camp. c.h.p. chased the car last night and during the long chase, spike strips were used against the car. the car was driving on the rips -- rims. >> it was plat and driving on one rim at a high rate of speed over 100 miles per hour. because of the safety for the public and the officers, we discontinued the pursuit. >> officers say the driver lost control of the car after he exited and tried to run off. the officers were able to catch him. no word

. >>> all right, still ahead, tying the knot appears to be good for your heart. they are drawing the link between married couples and a lower risk of heart disease. >>> a tank of gas and a sleeve of lot owe tickets. the california lottery commission is considering a program that would allow certain people to buy lottery tickets at the gas pump. players would have to verify their age and buy gas before buying lottery tickets. lottery commission still has to okay that project. >>> well, you probably have seen the bill boards, don't text and drive. and if you're caught in the act, you might soon be on the bill board. it's part of a high-tech campaign to get drivers off their phones. scott budman shows us one man's strategy to shame drivers into following the law. >> reporter: it started while commuting along 101 and seeing lots of people using their smartphones while driving. >> you're on the road for an hour, two hours a day. you just look out the window, and i was sort of blown away by the number of people texting while driving. >> reporter: so brian singer, a des

evidence expert wrapped up three days of testimony tying together physical evidence from the bedroom where the woman died. it was displaced when he rapture in sheets and drove the body to the hospital the defense team stresses there is a money exchange for reviewing the case. there will be explanations for the bloodstains on the suspect's shirt as transfer stains and that's better. her appearance here was the first since her trial started. it will get underway at 9:00 a.m.. back to you. >> the united states, canada and the european union are all offering political and financial support for the new government of ukraine. but andrew spencer reports, russia shows no sign of backing away from its military campaign to control the crimean peninsula. >> the president spoke for an hour with vladimir putin on thursday stressing the u.s. position on the ukraine. the white house says obama indicated the need for a diplomatic solution and direct talks between ukraine and russia. this as an upcoming referendum calls for the peninsula to leave ukraine and become part of the russian federation. >>

star trek's captain will always be james ty we're yu tiez te ty. played by patrick stewart in star trek the next generation. but there's no doubt shatner helped spawn a major industry. star trek convention are believed to have started in 1969 in newark and they grew quickly. only three years later, 3,000 fans attended a convention in new york. now there are multiple multimillion dollar convention a year, trekies kies can be obses. there are even star trek dating sites. the show is seen more than 100 countries, it has been translated into dozens of languages, it has inspired books, comic books, magazines. star trek alone, you can see why shatner embraced star trek later in life, after some initial luns. overall, the entire franchise has generated more than $100 billion of revenue. , paid in more than scholarships? is that taking student out of student athlete? >> is the massive money made by the ncaa clear evidence that college sports is unfair to college athletes? as march madness began to grip the country last week, the lawsuit claims coaches and

insecurity,ty, it and impulse control, the triple package. c-span 2. 9:00 on -- go toe discussing book tv.org to enter the chat room. >> a look at the san diego union tribune. lerner hearing when lois -- testified before the oversight committee. congressman issa was criticized for cutting off his colleagues microphone while he was trying to make a statement. he told the union tribune that he apologize to mr. cummings after the house voted down a measure to censure him. we will be taking a look at that hearing with lois lerner, followed by comments from darrell issa. the purpose of the hearing is to gather facts about how and why the i.r.s. improperly scrutinized certain organizations that applied for tax exempt status. today we have recalled ms. lois lerner, the former director of exempt organizations at the i.r.s. ms. lerner appeared at the may 22, 2013, hearing you should a subpoena and that subpoena remains in effect. before we resume our questioning, i'm going to briefly state for the record a few developments that have occurred since the

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ty of awould have a beau three. they advance to the atlantic 10 finals.it may be chilly now, but all too soon, we will see the warm 90 degrees days at the park. many of you will be sweltering on the plastic seats. including myself. it will continue for a while. the owner said he will not invest in a retractable roof. nevertheless, people will still come to see strasburg. he was on his game. he pitched 4 innings. he improved his e.r.a.. that is pretty impressive. 1-0. fantastic. up the middle. another run. t scores. they yankees. still happy to see chris and david's again. hot in spring. third homer of the preseason. orioles win. a big nfl signing. julius peppers agreed to a three-year, 30 million dollar deal with the green bay packers. >> it was all over the newspapers. a big deal. coming up, harbor overload. -- carb >> a could be the biggest a bowl of pasta ever. organizers recorded more than

>>> during our extended stay at indiana state prison, inmate ronnie ty was scheduled to marry his fiancedie. >> we wish you luck. we're proud of you. >> ronnie's various disciplinary write-ups resulted in a noncontact ceremony, meaning bride and groom would be separated by a pane of glass. but that didn't deter the couple. and we were there to cover the wedding. >> how are you feeling right now? >> pretty good. >> as ronnie made his way to the noncontact visitation area, the bride was in the restroom suffering a major case of the jitters. >> i said i'm freaking out. >> why? >> because i'm like going to be married in an hour. >> filming jodie right before she got married in the prison was a surreal experience. honestly, in a million years, i never thought i would see myself in this situation. and this is how you decide to show it? >> i'm sitting on the toilet in indiana state prison fully clothed, of course, but i'm just dripping. >> it was actually very funny. she's kind of standing up and squatting on the toilet seat in the restroom and kind of losing it. >> i'm chewing on acrylic finge

he'll receive a disciplinary report for tying the string onto the sprinkler head, the cup of urine onas well as making threats to the lieutenant. >> how much time do you still have to do? >> five years? >> five years in this [ bleep ] hellhole, no thanks. i'd rather do five years in a grave. >> for this incident, gomes could receive up to 30 additional days in segregation. if he continues to pile up disciplinary reports, he could spend the majority if not all of his sentence in segregation. >> i'm going to write the report. i supervised the search. this is what we come up with. we'll write a report on that and hopefully we have no more problems with mr. gomes for the rest of the evening. >> home sweet home, huh? >> coming up, reports of gambling and drugs trigger a massive search. and in the middle of it is a group of neighborhood buddies. >>> this is, you know, canteen, what we call christmas, what we're surviving off of. >> according to the inmates at boston's suffolk county jail, christmas doesn't come just once a year. it comes once a week, on wednesdays when the weekly canteen or

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the similarities, the new evidence tying them together and the warning from investigators. >>> violent collision. new video this morning of a high-speed crash. what one driver was doing wrong that was likely the cause. >>> and foul play. a college basketball fan doesn't like what he sees from the stands and confronts the opposing coach. >>> good friday morning. i'm john muller. >> and i'm marci gonzalez in for diana perez. we begin with that tense one-hour phone call between president obama and russian president vladimir putin. it is the second time in less than a week the two leaders have talked about the crisis in ukraine. president obama urged a diplomatic solution while proposing a pullback of russian troops. >> putin upped the ante saying ukraine's government is not lem and the conversation did little to quell the violent protests in ukraine. abc's tahman bradley live in washington with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: john and marci, good morning. this standoff has taken a dangerous turn. secretary of state kerry returns home without a solution as vladimir putin digs in. wi

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anthony hill hits the game-tying shot to send this one into overtime.avs run out of steam in the overtime. maryland wins, 75-69. >>> indiana state and number two wichita state in the missouri valley conference tournament. wichita state improves to 34-0. they can get automatic ncaa tournament bid and become the first team since unlv in '91, remember that, to enter the tournament undefeated. their conference championship t-shirts aren't perfect. the bracket shows indiana state as the champions. see that? just a minor mistake. >>> let's get a check on the weather with meteorologist bill karins. >> good monday morning, thomas. how about i tell you another snowstorm? this one is going to affect areas that expect snow in the middle of march. let me take you through it. the storm that will affect the country is in the northwest, it will come pine with the moisture from south texas, they'll merge and move across the country. what's different this time, finally it's not freezing coast to coast. now, there's mild air in place, that's why areas like chicago, cleve

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i'm involved in a project with johns hopkins where we're looking at cost transparency, but we're tying doctors, but we're also tying it to best practices and clinical decision support for them so they can make the best cost effective decisions. >> well, hopefully, some people take some of the advice here and move it up that big capital dome behind us. thank you very much. appreciate it, doctors, as always. >>> vladimir putin officially annexes crimea and masses troops along ukraine's border. the fox all stars weigh in after this. see what's new at projectluna.com citizens of the country. without any exaggeration, monumentis event. >> i'm not going to get into speculating about president putin's motives. his actions are clear, and we have expressed equally clearly our opposition to his invasion and annexation of crimea and the further provocative steps he has taken with regard to ukraine. our view is that this situation can and should be desescalated. it should be resolved through dialogue and diplomacy. we still believe it can be if that choice is the choice the russian federation make

. >> the father of ty woods said the first time he heard about the mortar strike wasn't from presidentllary clinton but from a journalist. >> if had it been a larger mortar, it might not have killed ty because it would have gone through the roof, but there would have been a lot of people in the building who would have died. >> fox news asked petraeus to further clarify his assessment and there was no immediate response. morrell referred fox to the cia public affairs office. >> thank you. >>> a u.s. military official confirms to fox news that a 24-year-old retired marine corporal will receive the medal of honor for diving onto a live grenade to save a colleague in afghanistan. kyle carpenter, seen here on the right, lost his right eye and most of his teeth when his jaw was shattered and his arm broken in dozen of places. his fellow marine sustained brain damage from shrapneshrapn. >> the army is confirming tonight it is investigating sexual abuse allegations against the officer who trained military prosecutors who handle sexual abuse cases. lieutenant colonel joseph morris is accused of

they don't wish this to be forward they won't wish them to be permitted to list their h ethnicity and typset that their ethnicity is not listed among the 135 ethnicities expressly listed on the census form. >> reporter: the government has banned ethnic muslims from registering an row hundred ga. they s-rg them to be immigrants. and denies them citizenship. >> translator: has everyone knows in myanmar they are 135 ethnic groups, if someone isn't a member of these groups they put themselves in the category as zoos. we won't force anyone to answer what he had le ethnicity or triy belong to. >> reporter: more than 200 people have been killed in attacks by dudist national groups over the last two years, villages burnt to the ground, at least 140,000 row hundred ga have fled. buddhist have his vowed to boycott the census they are worried about till legitimize the status of muslims, last week they attacked homes and offices of foreign aid workers in the area. they say the timing of the census is so wrong because of the tensions. it's not only here where there are problems. certain other ethnic

. >> we're hearing about the arrest of a russian national with tying to radical groups. what can you tell about that. >> reporter: the ukrainian government held a press conference and they said there are russian agent provocateurs sowing descent between those communities that are pro or anti-moscow or pro- or anti anti-europe. they say they found him with bomb-making materials and with a stash of money. this will be a very controversial issue between moscow and kiev, if, indeed, they can provide further seven-daevidence that this gento was found near the russian border is, indeed, an agent for the russians. >> phil, all this on a day that viktor yanukovych speaks out again, insisting that he is the legitimate leader of ukraine. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. viktor yanukovych speaking just on the other side of the border, he made a couple of points. he said he still believes he is the legitimate president of this country. he said that any presidential election that's planned, for example, the election planned for may, that's not legitimate as well. but he also took a m

analysis because i thought that there could be a chance that he could have touched the knot while he was tyingecialist jason wycoff swabbed the stocking looking for any of those skin cells. >> the swabs were treated with a solvent to free possible dna. and then replicated so the sample was large enough for dna testing. just as they suspected, they found a dna sample. >> i noticed that the profile was characteristic of a mixture of at least two individuals and the mixture had male and female gender characteristics. >> the female dna was that of laura wynn. the source of the male's dna was not yet known. wycoff analyzed the paper tissue found underneath laura's body with an alternative light source which revealed a bodily fluid, possibly mucus. he then cut a tiny piece of tissue and put it into a detergent that dissolved everything but the complex molecules. a pcr dna analysis once again provided useful information. >> the majority of the dna appeared to have male gender characteristics. >> the last step was to collect a dna sample from sam freeman. >> when we first informed mr. freeman of why w

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. >>> monterey county authorities have arrested 2 women for tying children to a wall.y found 3 children in this home in salinas. they appeared to be starving. the girl was chained to stop her from getting to food. they arrested christian deanda and eraca craig on a number of child abuse charges. the women have pleaded not guilty. >>> a computer theft has personal information of ability 6,000 patients including personal information and social security numbers. the computers were stolen from a medical billing company. the department will start contacting patients next week and so far no reports of the information being used. >>> google brought a special lesson plan today. students at fugser muddle -- fisher middle school were treated to an assembly from a google program. today's event had discussions about being smart about contents shared online. >> we always end up dealing with students who share passwords with best friends. students -- issues that start online that we end up having to counsel and mediate here on campus. >> reporter: nora was once a student there and t