plus-- >> one viking long boat, thousands of hours of work, a single craftsman and a dying art. i'm jonah hull in the faroe islands. >> hello dozens of people are known to have died in the port city of aden of a an explosion at the arms depo. saudi special forces have been evacuating april arab diplomats from the city. we go to the editor of newspaper. he spoke to us earlier. >> an explosion at the port city. as we understand now there has been an initial explosion outside of the depo. >> saudi arabia's king said that strikes on houthi rebels will not stop until the country is stable. they made the comments at an arab league summit. they would discuss multi multiple subjects affecting the region. >> these houthi supported by foreign forces against state institutions. they went on against the action of the yemeni people posing a threat to the regional countries. >> they called on the houthis to surrender their weapons and leaders to turn themselves in. >> i've been bee sieged for more than two months. i with the cooperation of honest men of yemen, i was able to exit sanaa and as

. >> plus, one striking, viking long boat, a single craftsmans man, thousands of hours in the faroe islands. >> the coalition of state led by saudi arabia has continued to launch attacks in yemen for a third day. saudi arabia's military say houthi fighters are now advancing towards the saudi borders. they have yet to deploy them across the border into yemen. airstrikes on the houthis have destroyed most of the ballistic missiles captured from the yemeni army, and they say the campaign will continue until stability is restored. >> the houthi militias are forefied inside houses, pop populated by civilians. they're putting anti-aircraft batteries over buildings and right in the middle of civilian populations. that would force us to bomb niece areas and result in collateral damage of innocent lives. the coalition forces we're seeking to minimize these kinds of targets. >> well, as we mentioned earlier airstrikes across yemen are now in their third day. there has been a serious of explosions at an arms depo in aden. but it's not known if that was hit by the strike. dozens of people are said to h

the back up a 12th pick by minnesota in 2011 and a good rookie season with vikings.ans vikings will cut mat shaub. chris culliver heading to the nation's capital. he had a good 2014 season. four interceptions and his time had ups and downs super bowl week two weeks ago if you remember biggest low when he made antigay comments. big ben got what he wanted a new five-year contract extension with pittsburgh. terms of the contract have not been disclosed. it's rumored to be more than 20 million a year. hugh darvish needs tommy john surgery on the right elbow. giants coaching the rangers today on the mound. the only run of the game. giants shut out. after five earned runs in three innings, a's lose and cubs leading oakland in the fifth. this is what you would call an unfortunate lie. and an unfortunate outcome for ernie els iron. club snaps in his hand. this is one hop and in, 211 yards. i still haven't done that. the leader at six under is brendan lajon. but i've got time. >> that can hurt you. >> thank you, collin. >> join us tonight at 9:00, state wildlife officials mov

the back up a 12th pick by minnesota in 2011 and a good rookie season with vikings.ival means vikings will cut mat shaub. chris culliver heading to the nation's capital. he had a good 2014 season. four interceptions and his time had ups and downs super bowl week two weeks ago if you remember biggest low when he made antigay comments. big ben got what he wanted a new five-year contract extension with pittsburgh. terms of the contract have not been disclosed. it's rumored to be more than 20 million a year. hugh darvish needs tommy john surgery on the right elbow. giants coaching the rangers today on the mound. the only run of the game. giants shut out. after five earned runs in three innings, a's lose and cubs leading oakland in the fifth. this is what you would call an unfortunate lie. and an unfortunate outcome for ernie els iron. club snaps in his hand. this is one hop and in, 211 yards. i still haven't done that. the leader at six under is brendan lajon. but i've got time. >> that can hurt you. >> thank you, collin. >> join us tonight at 9:00, state wildlife offici

we like the trends in restaurants. >> you have viking at home?people don't have the time anymore to sit down and cook dinners and serve them and clean up after them. this makes perfect sense. especially with the cost of groceries going through the roof. >> this is also a global trend. not just american as well. >> governor scott walker, trying to reinvigorate manufacturing in wisconsin. big news from qualcomm shows why corporate america, a lot more concerned with higher share prices than creating jobs for you. you don't want to miss this one. we'll be right back. ♪ we're reinventing inhow we do business, so businesses can reinvent the world. from pharmaceuticals to 3d prototyping, biotech to clean energy. whether your business is moving, expanding or just getting started... only new york offers you zero taxes for 10 years with startup ny, business incubators that partner companies with universities, and venture capital funding for high growth industries. see how new york can grow your business and create jobs. visit ny.gov/business >> charles: it

and i came back for noon kickoff for the vikings game.was kind of a family tradition to watch vikings football. >> i love kids and being a stay-at-home mom, it was our place where everyone would gather. >> patty and i have four children. our oldest daughter is amy and jacob was next, and trevor and carman. >> jacob was our first born son. >> okay. ♪ >> my name is jacob wetterling. my favorite food is steak. my favorite color is blue. my best friend is aaron larson. my favorite thing to do most is watch football. what do i want to be when i grow up is a football player. >> anyway, after the game, jake and trevor and i, we played a little football game out in the driveway. >> jerry would throw a pass, and one would try to intercept, the other one would try to catch the pass. always it ended up in tears. they were very competitive. they took this game seriously. >> it was a fabulous day, and i'll always cherish that day. >> i think one of the tough things for americans to grasp is that a predator can be anywhere. a crime can happen to anyone

it has its origins in the viking long boats that explored the atlantic hundreds of years ago. >> it's the urge that keeps me going when i wake up at 7:00 o'clock in the morning. it's not because i have to go to work. it's because i have this urge to create something. it gives me great pleasure to create and see it turn into something useable. it's beautiful participate in everything and to play in the workshop and help. sometimes that annoys the adults but we saw how things were made. that never happened before. before we used an action to create. tradition of other people so closely connected to the sea. al jazeera. >>> now, car enthusists are taking part in the national cherry blossom festival. it's a symbol of friendship types of things. multicolored american flag designs and cherry blossom prints filled the air around the washington monument. that is it for this news hour. i'll be back with another full news hour in just a few minutes. thank you for watching. &]&]&]&]&]&]&]&]&]&]&]&]&]&]&]&]&]&]&]&]&]x0&x&dx0&x&dx0&x&dx0&x&dx0&x&dx0&x&dx0&x&dx0&x&dx0&x&dx0&x&dx

i was there when you won to super bowl against the vikings. i go to canton, ohio. he said what are you doing here. how come you are not back in church peaching. he's a great catholic guy. he and his wife are very devote catholics. >> you have been preaching all of the time. you go back at the invitation of other peachers. tell us about the football connection. >> i try to introduce myself to people. there was a wonderful couple that came in. i said hi, i'm richard lane. i said nice to meet you mr. brady. i asked did your son let you wear one of the super bowl rings. i said yes, we are tom brady's parents. i said your son will have one of these in about 7 years. this is my fathers nfl hall of fame ring. >> when we woman back we'll talk about your ministry and the heart of who you are right now. you are watching mosaic. we'll be right back in just a few minutes. >>> welcome back to mosaic. my name is chris. we are hear with richard lane. he's a lay catholic eadvantagele -- evangelist. >> i go around the word and do rereceipts. i specialize in parish missions and teac

. >> one viking long boat, thousands of hours of work, a single skilled craftsman and a dying art. i'm jonah hull in the faroe islands. >> the all-out efforts to secure another international prestigious event. the 2022 went olympics. 31 but what about the man? >> i was given a gift. 7-eleven >> as a journalist, i think its sad. and unnecessary and warranted. how is it--is the military that can answer that question. this restriction of movement. journalist who is have been covering the region for a long period of time. you mentioned ahmed idris has a lot of experience reporting from the northeast. they're not strangers to the area. how is it, that's a good question. we would like for the authorities to come out and explain further what they mean. >> west africa representative for the committee to protect journalists there, thank you very much for your time. thank you. >> now from europe let's join news from europe let's join figure felicity from our london center. >> talks from iran's nuclear program are entering a critical point. they say they're confident that an agreement can be

which explains why there are no more vikings.hen you think about it, the tooth fairy is definitely the creepiest lie we tell our kids, right? i doubt many people know this. the tooth fairy's long-term plan is to collect enough teeth to make a dress for lady gaga. [ laughter ] [ applause ] that's true. on may 2nd in las vegas the fight of the decade, floyd mayweather versus manny pacquiao. [ cheers and applause ] a long time coming. if you want to be there to see it live it's going to cost a lot. they say the fight, which takes place at the mgm grand, will break all pay per view and attendance records. tickets are expected to start at $1,000 for the worst seat. it's estimated a child would have to lose around 230 baby teeth to afford a ticket to this fight. some ticket brokers are pricing floor seats at over $22,000. which is a lot of money to pay to watch a fight through the iphone the person recording it in front of you will be holding up. i would say i'm just glad -- manny pacquiao has been here many times. i'm glad too see him

the vikings of minnesota, they gave me a big opportunity. me as an undrafted free agent a chance to make a team. i believe her. for sure. >> thank you so much for joining us. robert griffith when he is there. "street smart" will be back in just a few minutes. ♪ alix: the saying goes "you can't teach an old dog new tricks." but dun & bradstreet may be proving that you can. dun & bradstreet announcing it new brand modernization effort today. joining me to discuss the turnaround strategy is the president and ceo, bob carrigan. good to see you. what is it like to reform a company, especially public perception after 170 years question mark >> our reputation is the crown jewel of ours. we've been through a careful process to modernize the brand. we are focusing on how we grow the highest value, the most valuable relationships for our customers by uncovering truth and meaning from data. we sit on the largest commercial database. we have a lot of information about these companies that are useful to our customer. couple that with predictable analytic

now with fully functioning facility because of our partnering with the vikings. they have shared in all details of rehabilitating the structure. our neighborhood has become one of the most dynamic in the city and we'll play the role in hosting events. >> thanks, mr. olson. >> we thank you very much for that and of course the hall was the sender for participating in all affairs in the panama pacific international exhibition which we celebrate today and which i'm a member. >> thank you, mr. olson. any other member of the public wish to speak? seeing none, we'll close public comment. >> commissioners? >> i would like to say this is where we learn about the history of the city through people like mr. olson, it's not like ark you architecture of the building. i love the story that the elevator has gone in 100 years later which is amazing and that it fits in that shift which is also amazing and that we learn about our city in a much deeper way. i enjoy hearing the background and stories. thank you very much. >> commissioner matsuda? >> i also want to encourage you for

trying to perform a land version of a viking burial for a boat does not always go as expedited. >> okayery dark out. you hear a guy with a large blowtorch. huge gas fireball erupts. the guy gets tossed back. the dude behind the camera can't stop laughing about it. >> where did my hat go? >> i don't know. >> wow, took it like a champ. >> the beard caught on fire. >> his beard must stink really bad right now. >> yeah. smells like it. >> nothing cooler than a little response spontaneity like this ice skating zblegsskate ing session. >> whoa. >> shot from a cannon? what is he trying to do? >> trying to cross the road quickly but the road is obviously very icy. >> future gold medalist in ice dancing. >> i give him a ten. >> very good. >> for not dying. >> not falling. >> you know who's not getting a ten? sadly, this driver that we're about to see attempt to park in perhaps the easiest parking scenario you could ever find yourself in. >> i love these videos and as soon as they start, i'm like, i hate you you're so stupid! >> it's not that hard. it's really not. and this person tries to pull i

. >> one viking long boat, a thousand hours of work, a sing craftsingle craftsman and a dying art. i'm jonah hull in the faroe islands. >> saudi arabia said that houthis are mobilizing towards the saudi border and they have evacuated 86 people including diplomats and journalists from sanaa. it said that the ground force option is still being considered and it's defended it's strikes in yemen and says it's working to image myself the number of civilian casualties. >> the houthi militias are fortified inside houses of civilians. we've seen in the past few days they're putting anti-aircraft batteries over buildings and right in the middle of civilian populations so that would force us to bomb these areas and result in collateral damage of innocent lives. the coalition forces we're seeking to minimize these targets. >> the king of saudi arabia has promised that the military campaign that the country is leading in yemen won't stop until security and stability are restored. king salman spoke. he has described the shia rebel movement as a grave threat to security across the region. >> the

it's been revised by viking, but liveright had the publishing business moved up to sixth avenue above rock center and they buy these brownstones right in the bootlegging section of thing new club section illegal night club section, at any day there would probably be more bootlegs in there than publishers or authors, shy say. and being a gambler like i said, with this sense of strength and weaks in the gambled on writers and published o'neill, when o'neill is a nothing. published faulkner. publish's hemingway's first book he publishes classics. he publish trotsky. he publishes drizer and he believe thursday hollywood style advertising. sherwood anderson says going with liveright was living right. he said you get on the subway and you'd see your name up there in the subway. you'd see your name in banners and billboards across new york city. i once gave a talk on this with my publishers in the front, and they dent believe in advertising. so i don't know if i got them too excited about this. oops wrong tv. okay. >> hi. i'm really looking forward to reading your book. two questions. first

. >> the farro islands rowing boats has its history in the viking ships that explored the oceans. ky is one of a few building them alone and buy hand. >> translation: it's the urge that keep me going. when i wake at 7 o'clock in the morning. it's not because i have to go to work. but i have an urge to create something. it gives me pleasure to create and see it turn into something useful. it's beautiful in the sea. it means a hot. people are happy with what i have done. >> i heard that people dent understand how you -- don't understand how you do something like this without perhaps or designs. the suction is that you have a magical ability. >> i don't think so as such. i grew up with it as a small boy and i was allowed to participate and play in the workshop. that annoyed the adults but we saw how tippings were made. >> do you worry that there aren't more people like you and that perhaps this is a dying art. >> i worry. maybe that it will die out. it will not be done in the old way. the process is changing. now they make a lot of things with machines. that never happened before. be

today's games offer everything from vikings to villains to vixens. >> strategy modification. >> reporter: fans even flock though this web series called tapetobl like celebrity poker for board games. 500,000 viewers per episode. outside boston sherri rice treasures this time. >> they're always, always always running. so for the few moments that you can actually stop time and take a deep breath and play games with the kids, it is priceless. >> reporter: offline but still connecting across the board. peter alexander, nbc news, canton, massachusetts. >> break out the scrabble, and i'm there. >>> that will do it for us on this thursday night. i'm lester holt. thank you for joining us. by the way, we know you can't always be with us at this time each day, so don't forget you can always find us on demand. we hope you'll look for us there. have a great night, everybody. >>> i think the archbishop's language is very hurtful and offensive to a lot of people. >> right now at 6:00 asking for action. what students from three bay area cities want when it comes to their teachers and those that hire the

he follows the -- he held the same job with the viking and the raiders announced they have signed jameskry. >>> one pitch cost the giants a pick. joey was all the scoring in a 3-1 win by the rangers and -- it was the long ball that caught the a's and their split spot game with the royals. pair ez hit a runner off christmas et. he's apart of a four-run kansas city -- the other half of the a's playing right now against the cubs and the warriors tonight in denver, five players who get regular playing type are sitting this one out if the it's a coach's decision. they probably get the number one seed clay, and curry andgetting rested. >> watch them win tonight. >> thank you. we're following breaking news right now. a shooting investigation is under way in the city of napa. sky fox took these pictures a short time ago in the area of spring street and hill avenue. that's not too far from highway 121. initially reports suggest that police opened fire on a suspect and that person was taken to the hospital. we're now working to learn more from police on the scene and we'll have that for you comin

ended within that's why the vikings said go be a back up somewhere else. >> gary: >>:james daughertyding with the raiders this is more about football more than football for me my uncle was later arrest with blackened silver casket and a raider blanket with his personal so doctors made grew up in southern californian buried in a raider casket if you get a story like that maybe you're planning for an exit. randy the anchors the be buried in the kron 4 casket. >> gary: account that to shot the way things works now i know work without grant. if you have anything unusual nor an aura of gold buried in some in that and top being buried in a raider's casket let us nobody here. >> gary: chris culver made a bad decision to get arrested a and a mockery of arrest warrant says the was prepared to use brass knuckles on a fellow human being with various he's size to go to the washington redskins. in a sunday night jason will have a lot of forty-niners talk. j.j. stokes will be on the program. we have a baseball special one week from tonight will have all types of action. and if he cannot the all-ti

nick schifrin is in northern eastern nigeria and has been speak to the nigerian government about the vikingsgainst boko haram. >> reporter: according to a senior western official who works here as well as a senior noncommissioned officer inside the nigerian military who was actually injured by boko haram both of them say that the 40 or so villages that the military or nigeria i should probably say has recaptured from boko haram was done in part or at least because of the help of foreign mercenaries. we have spoken to many senior military officials as well today and over the last few weeks as we have traveled throughout this region, and they insist that the tide is turning against boko haram. not because of the mercenaries but because of a combination of new arms, more political will, as well as that help from neighboring countries. >>> egypt's government says it will builds a new administrative capital just west of cairo and it will be done in seven years and cost $45 billion. it's part of a series in a summit aimed atta tracting more investment. egypt's gulf neighbors have pledged more than

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sharper retired from football in 2010 after playing for the packers, vikings and saints. l.a. judge has ended brown's felony probation in assault case over 2009 attack on girlfriend rihanna. the judge says that brown completed the terms of his sentence including community labor, counseling, and rehab. and tonight, news that twisted sister drummer a.j. peril has died. 55-year-old was found unresponsive on tour bus in new york. he died of apparent heart attack. the staten island drummer played on twisted sister we're not going to take it and we're going to rock. finally tonight greta is on assignment so she is not here for off-the-record but she wanted to share this with you for the weekend. check out this happy reunion. dog lost for six months finally reunited with owner. 1-year-old whip pit jasper was reunited after all these months. people in a town 100 miles away spotted jasper and took him to veterinary clinic. scanned his microchip and tracked down his owner. nice reunion. thank you for being with us. greta is back monday 7:00 eastern. i will see you monday at noon on

venues the minnesota vikings are building a stadium, spented to exceed $1 billion. the taxpayer is footing half the bill, the area will get $13 million a year. in seattle. seahawks play at centrelink field. $550 million to build. $390 million subsidised by the taxpayer. it brings if about $1 million for the city of seattle. in addition to professional sports teams, they keep the revenue raised by ticket sales, parking and concessions sold within the stadiums. one person in the middle of such a dilemma is rick the mayor of st. petersburg. he announced a proposed 1800 seat stadium and joins us from tampa. we appreciate the time. you know as well as i do that sports teams can be a passionate aspect of the city. let's start from a base standpoint. what value does the city of st. petersburg and citizens place on having major league baseball in st. petersburg? >> we now having the rays in st. petersburg has an economic impact not just on the city but the hotels restaurants, bars all of that within st. pete and the surrounding communities. the economic impact is estimated

fell out of favor with the vikings.w oakland signed dock away from caroline a today. cashed in. heading to the nation capitol on a deal. could be worth as much as 32 million dollars. good 2014 campaign. totalling 45 tackle. 4 interception. time with the niners up and down. the biggest low when he made anti-gay comments got burned on the 56 yard touch down pass by baltimore jones but working his way into the starting line newspaper washington to be. big ben got what he wanted. new 5 year contract extension with pittsburgh. that he would fish his contrary as steeler. terms of the contract not disclosed but rumor to be more than 20 million a year. rangers is a darr with the news he had feared his season over before it begins. he need surgery on right elbow. giants host rangers today in scottsdale. jake on the hill. one pitch. that one to gallon o. take it deep in the third. 3 run shot. tomorrow run of the game. 4 innings 3 hits allowed 2 k. giants shut out 3 nothing. splits squad action. loss to the royals in the early gam

but was released by the vikings last season after being suspended for a violation of the nfl substance abuse policy. he's trying to get a jump start literally on his career. 29 years old. 6 year nfl veteran. jones drew hangup the cleats. former hay school star had a 9 year career. more than 8,000 rushing yards last year with the raiders not the best season. 8 years with jacksonville tremendous when healthy. 210 pound. such a terrific power speed back in the prime but plagued by injuries past few years. did have a great run. in the nfl. raiders got a ton of cash to spend in free agency. 60 million dollars. they will have in for a visit next week. an absolute monster on the defensive line. the lions didn't resign the all pro who is expected to command a deal in the neighborhood of 100 million dollars. >> after long east coast road trip warriors back home for 10 of the next 12 games at oracle arena. best record in the league. 47 and 12. curry shooting jumper and running backward without looking. they lead by 4 and half games over memphis in the western conference host dallas. goal right n

the suspect suddenly drove off viking an officer as he sped away. police briefly lost sight of that suv and then other officers spotted it. the suspect lost control of the vehicle, hit three other cars. he then got out and ran. police purchase yousued him again. the suspect caught a short while later. the person who died was this one of the cars that was hit. two others were hurt will, including the officer hit in the first moments of the chase. >>> the official start of spring just a few hours away but take a look at the scene right now. another round of winter weather, impact this spring snow is having on the roads, your weather and traffic on the 1s at 6:11. >> plus a promise from metro this morning that a pair of fires at two of its newest stations w >>> calendar may say spring, but right now we're not ready to say good-bye to the wintry weather. snow falling lightly mix this had with a little rain. >> hard to tell but chuck bell who is the expert in these things will be telling us about the conditions you're dealing with. and it really depends

there from the yemeni capital, detailing what appears to have been an intensification of saudi air vikesnow, let's turn to our other top story. a french prosecutor says the remains of 70 to 80 people have been identified. we have the latest on the investigation and we're also captivated, diana, by this story. it's hard to make sense of something so senseless, especially when we've seen so many reports about the pilot and his health, based on anonymous sources. i'm wondering what the prosecutor's office is confirming for us today. >> reporter: well, we're hoping to hear from the prosecutor either today or tomorrow, at least early this week, errol, but really, the only definitive word that we've had from the prosecutor is what we heard at the end of last week, that documents were found relates to a medical condition and ripped up sick notes. and since then, it's just been a mass of reporting, based on anonymous sources close to the investigation. let's not forget, there are three investigations currently ongoing. the one led by the french prosecutor in marseille, which is effectively a cri

he retired from the nfl in 2010 and he played for the green bay packers, the minnesota vikings and the new orleans saint, if you recall his career. alison: it was another emotional week of testimony in the boston marathon bombing trial. an f.b.i. agent testified an al-qaida magazine with instructions for bombmaking was found on dzhokhar tsarnaev's computer. liz norton was in court as well for testimony. her two sons each lost a leg in the bombing. she wants tsarnaev to get the death penalty. >> that would be justice for myself as a mom. two boys were, you know, so hurt and so many that were killed that day and didn't have a care in the world. they knew what they were doing. alison: the defense says that tsarnaev was under the influence of his older brother and his life should be spared. the 2013 bombing killed three people and injured hundreds of others. leon: we are hearing the 911 calls from an absolutely horrific case in colorado. a woman is in jail now accused of cutting out a fetus from a pregnant woman. alison: as mark meredith tells us, after the suspect's first court appearance

vikings christian ponder signed a one-year deal today. experience?es in four years in minnesota. but last season just one start. >>> number 29 chris culliver reportedly has taken four years and 32 million for him to say bye-bye san francisco and hello washington redskins. he scored on that touchdown, grabbed four interceptions last season his third with the 49ers. >>> couple of days before the ncaa tournament selection day for men. is kentucky going to run the table? hasn't been an undefeated champion in 39 years. billy donovan's gators were in the way of the sec tournament and oh, excuse me! i have to steal and score the rock now. gators eli carter the easy layup. gators trail by 4 in the second half. but kentucky, ken, they have a make of looking you like a cyo team. >> lovely. >> yeah. that's karl anthony townes. fa-get about it. cats fans loved. it they loved the final score, too, 64-49. wildcats' record is 32-0. >>> john gianni came to this close of an upset of davidson in white. davidson needed the bucket to win the game. tyler won't be paying

during his 14-year career, the five-time all pro safety played with the packers, vikings, and the 2010l champion new new or lien saints. -- new new orleans saints. >>> utah's governor has given a stamp of approval to use firing scwawtds as a method of execution -- squads as a method of execution. under a new law, firing squads will be a backup method in lethal injex drugs are not -- injection drugs are not available. supporters say the executions can be more humane than death by lethal injection. >>> an alum night group is calling for the resignation of president james jones. >> this in the wake of the plan of the women's shutdown of the college in virginia. it was announced the school will close at the end of the year because of insurmountable financial challenges. >>> it's the late e effort to protect the land where the battle of williamsburg was fought. this morning governor terry mcauliffe will announce an official preservation of the civil war battlefield. that battle was fought 1862 during the civil war. >>> let's take a look outside. eight coming up on 6:29 -- it's coming up on

but right now, it is all about vikings warrior, actress and martial arts expert, katheryn winnick.ng i teach is obviously use your voice. no means no. also, there's seven target areas on a human body. and using certain things as a weapon, if it's a pencil or high

. >> the personal stories are so tragic to hear of the families an the vibe-- and the vikes.but the u.s. has good standing but everybody will be involved the airline and and maker but right now the lead is with the french. >> and michael i want to go back to what was said, does it mother that media is reporting on these crashes so loudly, when these crashes are extremely rare and air travel has never been safer and as you point out, it is safer to fly than it is to drive to the airport. >> well the speculation game is always distressing but it is understandable why people want it is never helpful. taking you back to malaysia air 370, that was not how to run an investigation, and we heard the jet went up and down and turned course and we still don't know other than it took off and made a turn and we still know nothing about it. and the speculation is something experts try to avoid and certainly those in the french ntsb and the faa. they will report facts as they have them and when they can come out with something tangible. >> and we're talking about the french alps one of the

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bill most irish people have viking blood.erce fighting for what is right attitude. well my heritage is a5% scandinavian, 5% we have no clue. signed up for bill o'reilly and collected killing kennedy as the free book because i like killing patent so much. i even paid extra for your autograph. well thank you, corinna. please know the money i get goes to charity so you're helping out some deserving kids and wounded vets as well as other people. dennis alexander canton ohio i read all your killing books and, jesus is the shining star. i maintain any agnostic who reads killing jesus will find themselves looking deeply at christianity and the movie on palm sunday night will reach many more people dennis. national geographic channel. randy becker in dayton, ohio you responded to will farrell in an honest, classy way. your response was priceless. only one thing was mising from my response to farrell, randy, i should have worn a leprechaun hat. and finally, the tip of the day generosity. we're living in an age where narcissism is runn

get this minnesota vikings head coach mike zimmer is heading to texas to make a personal pitch. back and play? he's talking about running back adrian peterson. in the first face to face contact that officials have had since the suspension. wait a minute. there might be some other plans. yahoo sports is reporting peterson has a wish list of teams he is interested in. i mean the cardinals, the colts, the cowboys, the chargers and the buccaneers. he is keeping his options open. peterson has been vocal about the strained relationship with the team in the wake of the child abuse charges. he told espn he is uneasy about things that took place in the organization. >>> there's a lot more coming up on the"the ed show." stick with us. (shouting) let's go!! i gotta go! can i go? yup! you can go. (beeping alert) woah! there you go! way to go! lets go buddy, let's go! anncr: the ford fusion. we go further, so you can. we used to have so many empty rolls! (cha-ching!) (cha-ching!) (cha-ching!) it felt like we were flushing money away. mom! that's why we switched to charmin ultra mega roll. it

. >> the vikings really believed that dragons existed.g and creating and drawing actually pictures of dragons. >> reporter: in 1998 she started turning them into stories. 11 books and two hollywood films later, the "how to train your dragon" series is about to end its tale. >> i'm writing book 12 which is the last book in the series which is called "how to fight a dragon fury." >> when you finish the series how are you going to feel? >> i'm going to feel pretty emotional and sad, because it's been -- you know, it's 1998 17 years of my life. children's authors have got very good about what we're doing. we know what the opposition is and the opposition is incredible film, incredible telly, not to mention ipads and the internet. and so we've got to make our books so exciting so visual so funny, in order to compete with children's attention. >> ebooks haven't hit print sales in the way some predicted. it seems parents tend usually to still like paper and ink. for the children's authors, the job itself seems to have changed. writing a book is

. >> right behind where the camera is placed are a sets viking rock graves. >> reporter: myriam is a york born visual artist living in brooklyn. >> a spirited place. >> reporter: her new show opened recently. pictures from her book afghanistan, a lexicon. >> a lexicon was originally made in 2011. for me it's an important kind of project to do because it points to the sort of lesser known histories of afghanistan. >> reporter: she has a special connection with afghanistan her father is that country's president. her mother, is from lebanon. >> most of the time that i was growing up there were these wars happening in my parent' countries, and so for me the idea of politics has never been abstract, it's always been extremely personal. >> reporter: she has been a professional artist for 14 years. >> i am always interested in the history of places and perhaps that comes from growing up as parts of a family where there so many different histories. >> reporter: her father, a ph.d who taught an there polling in united states and did finance at the world bank has been afghanistan's president f

tackle corruption in the public and private sector to reduce government inefficiency to strengthen the vikingystem clean up the energy sector to improve the climate for business and attract knew investment. giving the ukrainian regions more authority in advance of local elections. these have been politically difficult but will also stabilize the economy and we are seeing them start to stabilize even today. i can ask you to imagine what it would have been like if you would be asked to pass that much legislation that quickly. as ukraine has developed the developed, the united states and european allies and partners and stood with her. this past year the united states provided almost $355 million in foreign assistance to strengthen energy assistance to aid ukraine's poor citizens as gas costs rise and fight corruption to strengthen the ukrainian border guard and its military. and to support political reforms, elections, and clean government. the president's budget includes and fy 16 16 request of 513.5 million six times more. we are working we are working with europe ukrainians, and the imf to s

there was a gentleman that had been at nasa for a decade and he was part of the mars viking program. he was rejoicing. i saw him with a very stern look on his face. i said, what's the matter? aren't you happy? is there a problem? did we not get a good signal? he said, back in my day men were not hugging like this. [laughter] she made a visit to nasa a few years ago. this is the president's science advisor being interviewed by a student reporter. we do quiet a bit. this is the president making a call to the international space station. this is elon musk, puddle number four. kennedy space center. and trying to keep secret service out of your frame is not always easy. and in the oval office as well. this is the last time i photographed these gentlemen with the president in the oval office before neil passed away. i had the incredible honor, the family permitted me to be the only photographer at the funeral for neil. that was a personal family funeral. i went on to cover the washington, d.c. funeral as well. i went on a navy ship out into the atlantic for his aerial at sea. this is his g

there it is, the viking ship spongebob, a space shuttle, a camaro.paungongebob. also what do we have here? take a look at this. this is from instagram. i like this one, this is john stamos. he played uncle jesse in the hit sitcom "full house." yesterday he posted a photo on instagram in front of the san francisco home that was featured in that series. tourists were here to see a piece of sitcom history and expect even notice that uncle jesse from the show right there with them. >> this is real nostalgia. this is for me my childhood, "full house." who does not remember "full house." >> anyway thank you to instagram for that. thank you to today's panel, appreciate you all being here. thank you at home for getting up with us this week and getting up an hour earlier. we all lost an hour of sleep last night. tune in next week. we have a very special guest. look at this larry king will be here next week. very excited about that. right now, melissa harris-perry shes icoming up next. she is live again in selma, alabama. stay tuned for that. also at 3:00 p.m.

and you have a viking ship. i think that's a car. is that a monkey? what about the forecast?tled weather moving through the upper midwest, parts of the great lakes and the northeast today thanks to a clipper moving through bringing light snow across the region. through the afternoon hours here, by 8:00 tonight, lake enhanced of lake-effect snow showers here across parts of northern new york state, new hampshire, vermont. but boston and new york city will not see any of the accumulating snow. some clouds and chilly temperatures perhaps. but that's about it. the accumulations of 1 to 3 will be reserved for the areas downwind of the lakes. elsewhere across the country today, it looks really nice. temperatures at or above average nearly everywhere. look at this. 60 in st. louis. 40 in bismarck. 41 in chicago. it's a lot better than it's been lately. tomorrow, that little lake-effect snow shower activity across parts of the northeast. rainy times coming into the south. but overall, pretty mild even that way. betty, back to you. >> we will take it. thank you very much. and a remind