from the line ups to the community meetings we want every officer at the constitution of the united states station to know how they impact the rates the officers are required to handle large numbers of calls particularly with the staffing we have right now we are going to constantly approve but once the officers buy in to the plan they understand with the increase of the targeting patrols a decrease in calls for service is going to happen. accountability is very important part of this plan. every member at parks station is held accountable and their performances is monitored and there are in expectations when it comes to reducing crime their accountable for working toward reducing crime. one of the biggest thing is intelligence led policeing it's a critical element of tracking it's one of our elements for i guess in the 30s and 40s police control has been you've got assigned to a graphical area and hoping our close to something when it happens. what we do is every morning when i come in the first thing i read the reports and as i'm reading the reports dissipating them through into 4 stacks we have

supported by the united states, the syrian opposition radio station broadcast into syria from his temple. -- from istanbul. >> from and -- from a rooftop in "goodul, they present morning, my country. she is to read the news on syrian state tv. but she got fed up with being told what to say, so she went into exile. >> the. -- the people in syria change. we have all faced so much. but now we want peace. we are not afraid from anyone. the station has sent radios tosyria to ask if listeners tune in. >> some of them don't want to. they want to bring him to prison and to get the rights from him. the others want to stop destroying the country. arranges the music. start of the war inside. , he did the same thing for the government. -- inside syria, he did the same thing for the government. you made songs here. >> yes, famous songs. i thought until now, maybe i would kill myself. >> now at night in turkey, yusef plays with the opposition. war, his music is used to inspire both sides. bbc news, istanbul. the sounds of syrians in exile. we all know the big bang theory is used to explain how the uni

all the information from the united states and other stations involved will go to interpol. >> what happenedrom the time that flight 370 took off until it lost contact two hours later is a mystery. >> what about the facial i.d. cameras? can they possibly make a match through computer imaging? >> yes, they could, if they have that technology in these airports. i would say perhaps united states, israel, other countries with high tech equipment could do that. right now no one has claimed responsibility if it was, in fact, a terrorist attack. here is another thought. who says it had to be these guys boarding the aircraft with the bomb or weapon. they are going to be talking to mechanics. somebody on the ground if it was a bomb could have placed a bomb on the aircraft. if it was then we know somebody else maybe around the world will be able to duplicate what these individuals did, get on an aircraft with fake identification and blow the darn thing up. hopefully, again, this isn't the case. >> the passenger manifest issued by the airline included the names of two europeans who were not on the plan

possible for two reasons first it's cheap and fights on their own the influence of the united states and north quay station would be diminished and that includes the transfer to china will build a second there would be chaos in bilateral relations between japan china korea and he was probably gives china a reason to achieve military greatness and korea a reason to increase its military power which washington says and walks with a little weird this is one of the reasons why japanese prime ministers have thought this might be fun to pass bill to force this while listening constitutional limits of what military activities had to partake in overseas the japanese experts say that if washed and does not specifically address the threat posed by bj to undermine the credibility of the lions and encourage china to be bolder. who knew the legend and one super treat china as the enemy can revise its defence guidelines and intense defense support from the last one on the other hand to the us categorized as china as an enemy. there will be disorder and east asia. so washington is seeking more of a comprehensive approach

. >> when the space station was mothballed, president obama was president of the united states. he could have made the decision >> when the space station was mothballed, president obama was president of the united states. he could have made the decision to use the space shuttle, or he could have made the decision to keep it available in a state of emergency. he chose not to. >> i was the one who recommended to the president that we face the shuttle out. i would have recommended we phase it out quickly. we were spending $12 billion over the same time that we have spent $12.5 billion. >> let me interject again. you said you were not going to go over history. you were able to divert from my question to history. if russia cuts us off today because of of vents, what is nasa's plan? >> we engage in contingency planning every single day. refusing at the international space station is not something i consider feasible because russia is dependent upon the united states to operate the international space station. russia has one thing we need -- access. >> back to my question, is it your te

agencies has begun installing bottle filling stations and public spaces in schools throughout the city. san francisco is among the first cities in the united states to feature outdoor reusable bottle refilling stations. our stations can be found in golden gate park, crocker amazon park, marina green, ucsf campuses, yerba buena gardens, the california academy of scienceses and san francisco international airport. we have also [speaker not understood] tap stations at five public schools and are currently extending that program to 36 other schools. this legislation provides for prudent implementation plan by proposing a phased approach and relying first on reliability and feasibility analysis to assess the needs and develop recommendations. i want to thank supervisor chiu and your staff for working with us to develop this approach. these pro he visions give city agencies the necessary time to actually quantify their need ~ and allows the puc to -- the opportunity to determine the best mechanisms for addressing those needs. i do think it's important to recognize that the cost to fully implement this ordinance cannot be known until the feasibility stu

refusing at the international space station is not something i consider feasible because russia upon the united states to operate the international space station. russia has one thing we need -- access. back to my question, is it your testimony america has no plan? fax this is like asteroids. we have a plan. the plan is commercial crew. this nation has no plan. writtene looked at your statement that says basically we are looking at the end of 2017, which is three and a half years away. is that the plan if russia decides to terminate our access to the international space station? oni am confident that based my conversation with russian counterparts that they are equally worried about terminating activity on the international space station. i am not going to deal with suppositions. i don't expect our partners will abandon the international space station. >> i see my time is expiring. i appreciate the inside, but if all i hear is that the plan is three and a half years away i have to worry about what happens if russia does cut us off. thank you for indulging me. you.ank let's not dwell on the past. let's

united states? i think about the international space station, to be honest. >> i have not heard any analysts talk about it going that far. there are many ways that the u.s. and russia have had multinational cooperation. i just got back from bno where we had a week of iran talks. the u.s. and russia set on the same side of the table, powers that are trying to pressure iran into not having a nuclear weapon. right after they finished, the russian deputy foreign minister made the point that, hey, if the united states and the eu are going to go ahead with the sanctions, we may have to not cooperate as much on the iranian side. they had used the so-called northern distribution network for supply lines in and out of afghanistan. russia can certainly shut that down because a goats the russian territory. there is also syria. how much cooperation will russia provide on that? there are a number of pressure points russia has. >> they definitely have, but the fact that they are vocalizing it is a little frightening. peter, is there any talk in the administration about that kind of retribution? >> according to the w

. >> when the space station was mothballed, president obama was president of the united states. he could have made the decision >> when the space station was mothballed, president obama was president of the united states. he could have made the decision to use the space shuttle, or he could have made the decision to keep it available in a state of emergency. he chose not to.

united states full support in maintaining that country's sovereignty. they say that they're playing further expansion. mainly russian speaking region where russian troops are already stationed>> certainly i expect the tensions here will come up in this conversation and the united states will, as it always does, make clear our strong support for the sovereignty and territorial integrity for settling these issues by diplomatic means. >> in ukraine, thousands of protestors carried flags in odessa to tell moscow they don't want to the be annexed like crimea. they also met to remember protestors killed in demonstrations. >>> for the first time a united nation's panel is warning that climate change will lead to greater conflict around the world. an international panel of scientists say it's will trigger conflicts over water and energy and contribute to the refugee problem around the world. earlier this month the u.s. defense department called it a threat multiplier. there was local elections throughout france today, and the socialist parties suffered significant losses. the conservative opposition apparently made major gains. >>> and a trade pack with neighboring china. they say

stations. this, because late last night a person united states killed about a b.a.r.t. outh hayward station. mike inouye has an eye on the alternatives for you. christie smith live at south hayward station. what's latest there? >> reporter: good morning, i just got an update from a b.a.r.t. spokesman and said b.a.r.t. police, their end of the investigation is over. i wish i could tell you that translated into the gates rolling up but it hasn't yet. still advising people here to go to the bayfair b.a.r.t. station until service resumes. i'm told that's now still about seven or 7:30 to get the system up and running. a b.a.r.t. station agent has been doing her part, running around, letting riders know that the south hayward station is closed because of a trespasser out on the tracks overnight that was hit and killed. that was affecting freemont, south hayward, union city, all through the morning commute. a large area of evidence to go through out on the tracks and they're saying that's why it took so long. riders not getting word about what's going on, trains aren't rolling

united states and russia get along. aboard the international space station the ukraine crisis has little effect on the one american and two cosmonauts one is caribbean does -- scheduled to depart on monday. charles -- saying right now everything is nominal with our relationship with the russian speaking only in terms of the space agency. tom jones says it is important not to keep it a political issues. >> what they lack is the control software we use 2. and never and controlled the station so they would not be wise to deny access because then they deny themselves the access. lou: and the last man to walk on the mood will join us friday evening. nasser relies on russia to get the astronauts to land from the space station repays $70 million per trip. although it is unlikely to be a reality until 2017 at the earliest to get ourselves there but we are dependent on russia to get to the space station. what a shame. nearly 100 ft asteroid is hurtling between the earth and the mood at its closest point to 018,000 miles from the planet about nine tenths of the distance nasa downplays it saying it happens 20 times per year of one i

ukraine like any other country, like united states itself has regional different station. ide the different state or entity. that's actually very difficult issue. duration union discussion now has reached a different level. this is again the customs union idea of bringing ukraine into the belarusian caveat and albanian customs union. the idea that was initially put forward on the part of the russian was between the regime that union and the european union to find a way of creating another high-level trade negotiation. some variation of that is now all kinds of gaming defusing over competing trade? the idea of duration union of the european union association of event, trade and investment partnerships, transpacific partnerships are all coming out of the idea that the wto has cried to a halt. all the trade negotiations with know-how going nowhere and that may be a regional bloc could provide some way forward, now see in the regional blocs are more likely to be leading to confrontation and more confusion. so now there is a discussion going on about how to make it across that?

local forces on the ground were working together with these unidentified units who, incidentally, have surrounded the state tv station. apparently, according to the director general, to protect it. and we're also hearing from the main telecommunications company in crimea that they believe that their operations have been sabotaged so there are no landline connections or telecoms from crimea to the mainland at the moment, erin. >> thank you very much, diana imagi magnay. the connection is a bit dubious but she's there on the ground and perhaps what she saw says more than anything else. when she asked those troops to identify where they are from, where they are from, they refused to do so. i want to emphasize, this is the not the first time that russia russia similar vladimir putin sent troops on the ground in 2008 to georgia. joining me as former intelligence officer, layton and general spider marks. great to have all of you with us. you were just in kiev. you've been there all week. what do you see on the ground? are you surprised to hear this at all? >> no, i'm not surprised. actually, georgia was invaded by a large-

station. bombardier chooses to operate in the united states because it's one of the most important markets innd it has emerging commuter rail, and light rail systems. there is a requirement that requires a vehicle to have 60% u.s. content and to be assembled in the u.s. >> we are the main manufacturer for the u.s. market. we have a lot of customers in new york and we have suppliers in this area, too. >> we are building cars for new york city, chicago, san francisco, or the various commuter systems, the florida sun rail. >> check one. check one. we are going to move forward on our test track. right now, we are testing 13 different systems and moving forward with our chicago cars. and off we go. >> 842 miles of track in the new york city subway system. there is a lot more rail that has either been abandoned or never used. one abandoned trolley terminal in manhattan's east side is slated to become a living and breathing underground park by 2018. it is called the low line. creator james ramsey spoke at the second annual bloomberg business design conference. here is his vision on part of the weekl

station. of course, the united states did the overwhelming big part of building it along with russia.he two. then when the space shuttle was grounded, and we no longer had a spacecraft of our own, they had to go and sign a contract with russia to fly not only american astronauts but also the obligations this country had to fly the european astronauts and the japanese astronauts. now, for president putin to get mad enough at president obama to stop flying american astronauts, he probably wouldn't stop flying the others. he would probably continue to fly. and that's about the only position that they can get in. most people, as they demonstrated here last week flying up there with an american astrona astronaut, most people feel they're long away from that. but it worries people, craig, because senator john glenn, he's a space icon, as we all know. begged president obama not to cancel the shuttle, to keep at least one flying until we had another spacecraft, the orion, ready to go. we're still talking a couple years away before that could happen. >> it would seem to me, jay, that this is a

united states. catr and others from europe, many building receiving stations to take that lng now. >> clearly the immediateve destabilization of the ukrainian economy. maybe they underestimated the amount of the aid that was propping up and ukraine could also ab factor. no? >> it's a big factor. ukraine is going to be destabilized economically as a result of this no matter what. even if putin decides to let go of crimea, pull out, owes billions to russia for natural gas. so if the european and united states step in, essentially subs diesing russian natural gas. it's exported to ukraine at a price far in excess of what we pay in the united states and well above any economic costs. pure gravy, russia exported to ukraine. >> general, little rock, arkansas, always a pressure. we thank you. we'll be right back. afghanistan, in 2009. orbiting the moon in 1971. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection. and because usaa's commitment to serve current and former military members and their families is

stationed at polling places. both the european union and the united states imposed sanctions on russian officials but they have mocked those. vice president joe biden arrived in poland to meet about this tense situation. president obama has even said he will fly to europe next week if necessary but we're still waiting for response from the white house about this formal annexation. putin did say that russia want nos further division and he would not seek to annex additional parts of ukraine. we'll have to see what comes from the meetings. and what is the internationalnality response here. >> exactly where it will turn. thank you, chase. >> new video in this morning that you need to see especially if you are a caltrain commuter. look at this close call at this station. half a second there. after a group of commuters cross over the tracks one of them almost getting hit by a train. bob redell is live at the station where the incident was caught on camera. you see the man running across, no estimate how close this train was. >> reporter: good morning. caltrain releasing drawing attention to show commuters how stupid and d

and an american astronaut on their way to the international space station, perhaps the president forgot about that region. united statesad to pay $71 bill million for our astronaut to kind a seat against soyuz. we have no way to get our at now astronauts to spice right now on our -- space right now on or own, so much for being a world power. >> and search for malaysia airline flight has been suspended because of the weather. 14 days, of waiting, explodeed today, relatives of chinese passengers, marchd to the malaysia embassy in beijing, to demand answers there as well. >> on wall street today stocks climbed higher, dow up 91, s&p and nazdaq up 8, crude oil fell 41 cents settling just below $100 a barrel, gold up a fraction, closeing above 1300; and yield on 10-year note rising to 2.74%, stocks boosted by consumer confidence that hit highest level since january 2008, new home sales dropping more than 3%, as was expected, and a separate respect showed home prices -- report showed home rices pricing falling in january, and irs announcing it the treat bitcoins as property not currency they will impose significant taxs and

station, four hours back. thank goodness president obama came on yesterday and said he's going to put whatever resources nels to the search, because the united states has aerial refueling capability that would enable aircraft to stay on station. we even have black hawk helicopters that can be aerial refueled. so you can quadruple the time of people on station if we get more american resources to help in this effort. >> the planes that would do the refueling, would those be flown out of australia? >> correct. they could be flown out of australia, out to the operational area. they set up a racetrack and conduct the refueling and aircraft are able to stay on station longer. they carry multiple crews. by order of magnitude or two, increase the amount of time. we all know that time is critical. the amount of time we're able to put eyes into that search area. >> we'll be watching in the days to come. we'll have to take a short break. up next, a look at a piece of equipment that could extend the search deep beneath the ocean's surface. and later, why some experts are giving extra credence to the debris sighting. why they believe this could be the real thi

stationed throughout the entire territory. >> according to flight aware, more than 2,000 flights in the united states have been canceled. >> check out this image from nasa: you can see how big the storm is. it is a coast to coast event impacting more than 100 million people. >> many residents in los angeles county communities returned home after evacuation ordered were lifted after heavy rains left plenty of mud and debris in the neighborhoods. hillsides were scarred by a major wildfire in january and authorities say much of the concern is now over. >> as the drought conditions farmers are turning to an old way to fine water but it is a method that scientists have long dismissed. farmers have turned to a method of locating water underground, or "water winning" involves using copper sticks using natural energy to locate water. with local reserves and reservoirs at lows, record lows, they are trying to tap other sources. >> we getting half the normal amount of water and other districts are getting no water. >> so many people want to drill wells we have a backup of probably three months' to get a well driller in to drill. >> scient

exactly in the one of them being this place of course of the united states does in the process in order to deliver is also often as national space station. they also need all our power markets because the engines the connecticut house rockets and what pages they take military and civil aerospace displays. they also include gps and satellite systems and also forget that last second they still have been when things together. i've gotta stop in order to battle this recommended also quite successfully in ross has opened its arms saying you are free and welcome to take military hardware from the toxins territory. what have we heard about anyone tried to sign two people in those years the city also why is that because they need up but when it comes to drug trafficking is something that the whole world needs. you are watching on t international sporting use of the children. i the interview you name it. chief. do you speak too lightly. news programs and documentaries in arabic. it's cool to room off to the report and we'll talk are you here the trial of the arabic for no more visit our big old auntie don't call . with all the international mout

. >> and, of course, in none of those cases did the united states of america want to exert influence and have our troops stationed there to basically occupy the country. he may say he is not doing that but he is there is 16,000 rush troops there and also he said by the way when asked if they were russian soldiers that are not. he said those were local self-defense units. he even denies that they are russian soldiers there when we all know that that is the height of arrogance in my view. you saw the picture of those two sitting next to each other. have you seen the attitude that putin has towards the president of the united states. he doesn't respect him. >> so what are we going to do? it doesn't look like britain is going to go with us and germany is not going to go with us and western europe is so hungry for that oil that either originates in russia or comes through it or the natural gas. >> well, we are going to tell them they should be ashamed of themselves because you are right. but, we need to first help get ukraine back on its feet financially there. they're on the brink of collapse. second, make sure that

united states. here's more now from kristin severance of our sister station in san diego. >> reporter: she wants toorter: this san diego woman has dieted for the last couple years, lost weight and gained it back. >> it is something that you are constantly thinking about. >> reporter: rodusco isn't obese so surgery is out of the question. but she needed something more. she found obalon on youtube. it's made in san diego. it's called the world's first weight loss balloon that you can swallow. >> so at this point, anybody that can swallow a pill can get the balloon. >> reporter: unless you're in the u.s. dr. aerial ortiz is administering the obalon device at the obesity control center in tijuana. we traveled there to see it firsthand. >> what we are looking at is very similar weight loss to gastric surgery, but instead of in a year and half, we are obtaining that in three to four months. >> reporter: rodusco swallowed a pill connected to a string. >> basically you won't feel anything. >> reporter: it goes into her stomach, and inflated with the push of a button. >> as soon as we inflated the balloon -

be very clear night is this question of the united states still caring about europe and islamic relations is the result. obviously we do to obama the station is putting a lot of effort and time into this all this question of us get away from europe might think is gonna become less pressing for europeans and that i think a contribution to trust in its own right. ok my teacher what what about the fact that the eighty two when for just a few days ago that the us plans to cede control of the internet to an international body. how much could that may be reassured the europeans that the us or is not going to be listening so much to their foe well that should be at convincing through actions not words i do think it makes sense that the us recognizes that noble character of the internet's and the fact that there needs to be a global sense of responsibility for keeping the internet open. whether we're talking about the internet that were surveyed and or security i refuse to accept that security of freedom after the zero sum i think that that's a balance that the us has to strike again what about this this this this kind of dilemma the mr obama and

it requires ground stations, it's not wild lidely used in th united states and doesn't have full coverage. at this point i think it's clear we're looking for a plane that was being controlled by someone who doesn't want it to be found. if you crash, do something dramatic, okay, there's wreckage. if you've gone to the lengths of disabling the transponder and disabling the acar system, that sounds to me like you don't want to be found. i covered flight 447 in the air france accident. that's a case, it was a tragedy, it was at a difficult place to recover the wreckage but there was no attempt to hide it, it was just a difficult place to find and they found it. this it appears like someone took control and said i'm going to take this to a place they can't find it. >> you're exactly right and no one has come forward to take credit for it so the investigation continues. lester will have the latest on the investigation tonight on nbc "nightly news." >> coming up, paul ryan may have been articulate but he knew what he was saying when he invoked what some would call pseudo science. and president p

united states. there is a so much for bringing us this sunday here and below stuff on the station for us and rain. now in tandem days locals will have to choose between a few options and one and it's just a part of ukraine and the other is to become part of russia. well that would definitely be a momentous decision which can see ukraine losing a region of strategic importance and to mourn this analogy when in the studio by foreign affairs expert mark samoa for things to much of for joining us here to discuss the situation crimea will we hear some analysis from the everyday now on and the decision by different means of course. i ended the region's parliament has already voiced its full support of russia won anything that isn't is any premature. heilman parliament has given its a unanimous consent at this point and i think that this is because they feel under extreme pressure from an antagonistic a switch in kiev that has already taken a host of steps. and signaled intentions to limit their rights their linguistic rights their political rights and so on. and but also that now we have seen the infilt

stations. operaterdier chooses to in the united states because it's one of the most important markets in the worlds great growth in emerging commuter rail, regional rail, and light rail systems. is b au americay requirement which requires 60% of a vehicle to have 60% of u.s. content and be manufactured in the u.s. >> we are the main manufacturer for the u.s. market and have a lot of customers in new york and suppliers in this area, too. present, we are building cars for new york city and building cars for chicago and san francisco or various computer systems like florida sun rail. check one, check one. we will move forward on our test track. right now, we are testing chicago cars. >> we test 13,000 systems where the finishing end of the cars happens. >> station one. off we go. still to come, china's largest e-commerce company is filing for a public offering so how will it compare to some of the huge tech ipos we have seen recently? we will be back. ♪ >> first, bloomberg. >> it is 56 minutes past there was means bloomberg television is "on the markets." we are watching futures that are climbing a l

and the united states now, nasa doesn't have the ability to put our astronauts on the international space station with the space shuttle program shut down. all healthy and i'm sure glad to be back home. nasa budget cuts at the center of my next guest, new novel. based in building a revolutionary space elevator. sounds far fetched. we'll find out a little bit more out of the elevator to space. new york times best selling author, and college professor dr. william. good to have you with us. here is his latest book "pillar to the sky." it is available in bookstores and book sellers across the web and the world. good to have you with us. first of all, congratulations on your book, and as people are probably scratching their heads at home saying can you say space elevator? yes, i did. [ laughter ] a featured role in your novel. first of all, congratulations on that, and working with nasa, actually, to bring this material to life in your novel. tell us, first of all, the relationship between you and nasa, and how that came to be and what part of that relationship plays in your book. >> lou, i think we a

exactly and one of them being in space of course the united states does need russia in order to deliver its arsenals to the international space station they also need are power power rockets because the engines that deliver the power of what they do is they take military and civil payloads into space they also include g.p.s. and satellite systems and let's not forget that russia and nato have been one point since together end of ghana style in order to battle of this right and they have done so quite successfully in russia has opened its arms saying you are free and welcome to take military hardware through the russian territory but have we heard about anyone trying to sanction people in those fears absolutely not and why is that because they need that but when it comes to drug trafficking this is something that the whole world needs. you are watching international as more news after this short break. the interview. to be told language. programs or documentaries in arabic it's all here on. reporting from the world talks to feel at peace interviews intriguing story. arabic to find out more visit are a big. deal with international now

they help them from the craft, and, the united states, now, nasa, doesn't have the ability to even put our astronauts on the international space statione space shuttle program, shut down. all healthy and, i'm sure glad to be back on tara firm ma. -- terra firm ma. >>> a new novel details nasa scientists challenges building a revolutionary space elevator. sound far fetched? we'll find out more from the elevator to space. "new york times" best-selling author, dr. william fortune. good to have you with us. his latest book as you see there, pillar to the sky. it is available in bookstores and booksellers all across the web, and the world. good to have you with us. first of all, congratulations on your book. and, as people are probably scratching their heads at home, say, did you say space elevator? and yes, i did. a featured novel. congratulations on that. working with nasa actually to bring this material to life in your novel, tell us first of all the relationship between you and nasa how that came to be and what part that relationship plays in your book? >> lou, you and i are about the same age. lou: we're young. we're young. >> we're v

united states government will help support ukraine. >> we do not want war. we are not against russia. the only problem is the regime of pu of putin. >>> witnesses say attackers stormed the train station in southwestern china and started attacking people with knives as long as swords, 29 people killed and 130 injured. four attackers were shot and 1 arrested. it was an organized premeditated attack by separatists. >>> new at 11:00, an investigated armed robbery where a thief made up with jewels, a sales man was approached by a suspect wearing a mask and armed with a gun, he grabbed the case and hopped into a get away car. the stolen jewels were reported. they are worth half a million dollars. >>> coming up next, a race against time to save people who were trapped in an avalanche. we will show you how neighbors came to the resct scue. . . able to help them track hiv outbreaks. a link has been found between risky tweets and counties high in hiv, researchers hope to use the information to predict where hiv occurs. >>> a popular bay area park is given a $13 million make over, today marks the beginning of 14-month renovation project. ground was broken after six years after planning. there w

united states still work together successfully. the spacecraft carrying cosmonauts is expected to dock with the international space station and a malfunctionthe leg of the rendezvous yesterddy and we wish them well. president abominates pulp francis for the first time there are two very different descriptions of what they talked about in their meeting. wildly divergent saying they have the right to religious freedom a reference to the opposition to the contraception mandates handed same-sex marriage. but the white house says no. there was little talked someone has the wrong. we report. you decide to go on wall street stocks finished lower the dow fell five points the s&p down three and the nasdaq 22. crude oil is up $1 gold falls $8 closing below $1,300 in the yield fell 2.6% the economy expanded on the fourth quarter 2.6% faster than previously estimated. jobless claims falling 10,000 last week end pending a sales drop again to the lowest level since october of 2011. they have declined over the past eight months. stay with us. we will be right back. >> he said we could keep our health care plan and doctors now 6 million people have signed

the united states air force has mc-130's with aerial refueling and can stay on station longer than the p3's and that equipment should be moved into the area. >> sailors call this stretch of the indian ocean the roaring 40's for the latitude on the globe and also for very rough sea and high wind. what do you think are the chances that, first, you can find what they are? and if it does town out to be part of the plane, that you could retrace over the course of what now is two weeks, all the way back to the crash site? >> that is a problem even if it turns out to be part of the aircraft for the reasons you talked about. we have seen this before. in 1987, the south africa lost a 747 that was talking to air traffic control. they did not get out there in time to find the pinging on the black box and it took two years hike air france in the south atlantic. it will be a very long search until we luck out and one one oe p3's hearing the pinging? >> chairman, are security officials still pursuing the possibility this is a terrorist plot? are they pursuing the possibility that the plane didn't cr

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united states is taking military action to findly. >> a boy found abandoned in the cold outside a fire station with the search this morning, all next>>> developing now at 6:00, seven people were shot outside the san francisco store. police scrambled to the seen and we are live with the search underway for the gunman. >> new details on the possible credit card broach involving california's dmv with the credit card company is not commenting whether the card may have been targeted. >> stanford stunner: the cardinals are dancing as they are ready for unexpected trip to the tweet 16! >> what a weekend. >> thanks for joining us at 6:00. >> stanford's football team had bragging rights and now basketball team making noise. >> good job, guys. >> someone to root for. >> we will check with mike nicco who is rooting for the rain. >> it will not be the mayor system man ending we need but we have two system on the way, we are starti

united states. and russia's main oil cop which run by the company is ran with exxonmobil. exxon touches new many ways. you may buy gas from an exxonmobil station, and even if you don't there is a good chance that the gas you do buy comes from exxonmobil. the relationship between america's second biggest company and the kremlin's own oil company is to say the least cosy. so are american oil titans attempting to influence american action or inaction in russia? that's something that my team has been looking into. we'll talk more about this tomorrow. i'll ali velshi. thanks for joining us. >> and you're in "the stream." what do you do when the dollar isn't enough? you create your own. how local communities are taking mounters into their own hands. lisa fletcher is out on vacation, and we have latoya, our senior producer joining us, rocking that red jacket. and speaking of money, there are other words for it. cheddar, bread.