>> jim: yes, vlad was all right. he was good. he was a good kisser.d was a nice, you know, guy who was the room service guy who was from the ukraine who probably has no idea that i tweeted about him for, like, an hour. but, uh, he was a perfectly nice room service guy, and i gave him an extra tip because they have that 15% built in, because they--you know, they went through the effort taking the elevator up with your food, so why not charge 15%? i gave him an extra tip, you know. he was-- >> piya: how much? >> jim: i gave him, uh, i think $5. >> piya: ok. that's fair. >> jere you go, i'm generous. >> piya: i'm going to start giving you room service if you tip like that. >> jim: you know, bring by food. >> piya: ok, i want to talk to you about food, because it's important to you. >> jim: it's very important. >> piya: where--what's the--iim: th mean, i know you've eaten food since you were born, i get that-- >> jim: yeah, yeah. >> piya:--but what's the genesis of your interest in food? >> jim: i--you know, i think as a comedian, i was drawn to it becaus

vlad? >>> a disturing trend among teen drivers. distraction a factor in nearly six of ten moderate or severe accidents involving teenagers. car crashes are the leading cause of death for american teens. quiet andrews is on the road in washington with a sobering statistic. wyatt? >> reporter: good morning. we've known that distracted driving is dangerous especially for teenagers, but this report says it's worse than we ever imagined. to do the study, aaa collected six years' worth of videotape shot in the cars of teenagers while they are driving. they all knew they were being recorded but here's what happened anyway. never mind the dashboard camera taping them. these teen drivers still got distracted. texting, staring out the window. talking on the phone. or simply talking to each other. >> oh [ bleep ]. >> my phone. >> this young man on the phone looks both ways twice but still gets hit from the side. >> oh, [ bleep ]! >> in the study, aaa found that distraction was a factor in 58% of all teenage crashes, a number four times the go

vlad? >> mark phillips in france thanks. >>> what could have kept the pilots from making a distress call. we spoke with captain sully sullenberger. >> one is they were so deeply engaged possibly trying to solve many problems simultaneously that they didn't have time to do things down there. and the other may be they were simply unable to communicate. this seemed to be a more controlled descent. i i can tell you that airlines pilots are trained to deal with a lot of reasons. one might be cabin depressure depressurization depressurization, electrical failures. we don't yet know what the first link in this causal chain of events was that started this crisis. >> captain sullenberger has a great deal of experience with the airbus a320. he famously landed one in the hudson river three years ago saving everyone on board. >>> two are remembering the victims. barcelona is the city where the flight yoreoriginated. the other is in germany. holly williams is outside dusseldorf which suffered a terrible

vlad? >> allen pizzey thanks. >>> france's prime minister called on germanwings to reveal everything it knows about lubitz. this flight was traveling barcelona, spain, to dusseldorf germany, when it went down. elizabeth palmer is near the crash site. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it's a little windy in the french alps but brilliant sunshine which is going to help in the recovery effort. it's still in its initial stages though. it's going to take weeks to complete. the search team is once again on the mountainside, some in climbing gear because the slope is so steep. the red flags mark human remains. but the team is collecting everything including minute pieces of the plane, crucial evidence not only for the airline's accident investigation but for the criminal inquiry which is still being treated as manslaughter. the second black box which would have recorded all flight commands from the cockpit still has. been found. many victims' family members gathered for a ceremony. the flag

vlad? >> manuel, thanks. >>> charges against army sergeant bowe bergdahl this morning could lead to a life prison sentence. the military accuses bergdahl of leaving his post six years ago. that led to a controversial prisoner exchange. david martin has more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. sergeant bowe bergdahl was the only one missing in afghanistan so bringing him home was an important part of ending that war. well, the war is winding down but the legal battle over bergdahl is just beginning. they threw the book at him charging him with desertion which carries a maximum sentence of five years in prison and miss behavior in front of the enemy which carry as much stiffer penalty. >> the maximum penalty of dishonorable discharge, reduction to rank of e-1, forfeiture of all payment allowances and possible imprisonment for life. >> reporter: they freed him last may in exchange for five senior members of the taliban held at guantanamo. kept in isolation, blindfielded chained to a bed

vlad? >> thanks. >>> france's prime minister this morning called on germanwings to reveal everything it knows about lubitz. french recovery crews bizzen 0 the mountainside where the airbus 320 crashed. this flight was traveling from barcelona spain to dusseldorf germany when it went down. near the crash site in seyne-les-alpes, our correspondent. >> reporter: good morning. windy but brilliant sunshine definitely will help the recovery effort. it's still in initial stages. it will take weeks to complete. the search team is once again on the mountainside some in climbing gear, because the slope is so steep. the red flags mark human remains. but the team is collecting everything, crucial evidence not only for the airlines accident investigation, but for the criminal inquiry, which at moment a still treated as manslaughter manslaughter. the second black box, which would have recorded all fly commands from the cockpit still hasn't been found. the familieses many victims gathered for a small cere

next speaker please >> my name is vlad irks mir and i'm 83 years old and homeless and wanted help from the board of supervisors and mayor lee to return me home. because i think that to keep 83 years old on the street it is the only hitler germany did it thank you. jurkss thank you very much sir. next speaker, please >> i want to cu-mind sal vudoor cort lion. good for him. a men. yes and shame on all you people. shame on you. what does the bible say? paul quoted leviticus in loving your neighbors. love one another for he that loves one another fulfilled the law and for this though shall not [inaudible] if there is any other command it is briefly comp hended in this, love your neighbor as yourself. love works no ill so love is fulfilling of the law. the context of the statement is leviticus 19 where it says you are full of hate if you do not rebuke your brother when you see him do any wrong. that is what it says, you are full of hate, but this is turned around by the homosexual community and those for home sexuals 180 degrees from what it means. i'm stealing rushes words, but words mean

that's why, when our neighbors heard that vlad was no longer alive, they laid flowers right in frontour door. and now here they are. he was such a good-looking, intelligent boy. a good boy. reporter: vladislav kovalyova and a friend were accused of setting off a bomb in the minsk subway in april 2011. 15 people died in the attack. some human rights activists regard the proceedings against them as a show trial based on coerced, false confessions. but they were both found guilty, sentenced to death, and shot in the back of the neck. lubov kovalyova is convinced her son was an innocent victim of arbitrary justice in the style of belarusian despot alexander lukashenko. lubov: in our case, there were specific instructions to find them guilty and kill them. maybe they wanted to intimidate our society. maybe there was a political background. reporter: the death sentences were carried out in march 2012 in this prison in the middle of belarus's capital, minsk. this animated film shows how the last minutes of vladislav's life may have played out. the human rights group "vesna" had the film mad

>> how about vlad and the putins?ussian punk band. >> i like him. >> have you heard that he takes his shirt off? >> i haven't seen that. >> did you see the performance where he rode in on a horse. >> oh, my god, i did. that was really exciting. >> what do you think about straight out of silver lane's ashley and the kecow you have seen them live. >> only once. >> was it crazy? >> it was insane. >> did you catch any? >> little bit. i think the hair catches some. >> deejay chanel. >> yes, i saw him in france when i was in lyonne. >> i think i heard some of his sound in lyonne. >> do you like his song just married? >> i do. i think it was there. >> were you excited to hear deejay jimmy and the kimmels this year? >> did you say jimmy and the kimmels? not jimmy kimmel, but like -- >> yeah, like lie witness news. >> why not? why not? >> do you like the band jimmy kimmel just made me lie for like 15 minutes? >> yes. >> what do you think about the band so much marijuana. >> i like marijuana, i lot an of marijuana. so so much m

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read i will not be afraid, thousands take to the streets of moscow mourning the death of a critic of vladn. and three teenagers believed to be on their way to join ace sis. >>> and in about three hours from now, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu touches down in the u.s. with his trip mired in controversy, will his speech the to congress backfire? you're live in the cnn newsroom.

read i will not be afraid, thousands take to the streets of moscow mourning the death of a critic of vlad mere putin. and three teenagers believed to be on their way to join ace sis. >>> and in about three hours from now, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu touches down in the u.s. with his trip mired in controversy, will his speech the to congress backfire? you're live in the cnn newsroom. >> hem low and thanks for joining me, i'm fredericka whitfield whitfield. marchers went from the city center to the spot where the critic was killed. it was a rally he was supposed to lead today. and there's new surveillance video of the moment he was shot. you can make out he and his -- what appears to be the alleged gunman getting away. this is the companion which is now a witness, a 23-year-old model al model. so is this model friend now in a type of witness protection? how is this investigation being conduct. >> reporter: he's not in witness protection but she's in a place where she's under con stand surveillance by the rush shachb security services but apparently it's not the russian governm

. >> vlad it is barack.e candy crush. so addictive, i take the candy and i crush it. >> reporter: it is more than ten days since putin's previous confirmed appearance seen with italy's prime minister. today more than most days in washington and around the world, all eyes are on russia. president putin laughed off suggestions he was missing, saying life would be boring without gossip. kremlin official told me they can't understand all of the speculation saying president putin has continued to make decisions, everything the russian president does is scrutinized an official told me. perhaps that's just a reality when your president is a superstar. >> there you have it kier thank you very much. >>> up next our "newsnation" gut check. a growing number of celebrities joining elton john's boycott of designers dolce and gabbana after the designer's controversial comments about ivf and gay adoption. plus, why rapper nelly was in iraq. one of the stories we thought you should know. now with the xfinity tv go app, you

nemtsov was one of the most outspoken critics of vlad bheerimir putin.year anthony bourdain spoke with nemtsov about politics, corruption and about vladimir putin. it was exchange over dinner. bourdain asked if he was afraid of getting killed. take a look. >> given the worrying connection between angering vladimir putin and bad things happening, are you concerned? >> me? >> yeah. >> about myself? >> yeah you're a pain in the ass. >> i am concerned generally. generally. i want to tell my family how much more concerned than me. because if you're concerned every minute that's the best way to be killed. >> why can't you just like everybody else? why do you have to be -- why make life difficult for yourself? >> this is good question. first, i am well known guy. and this is a safety because if this is happens to me it will be a scandal not only here but throughout the world. >> anthony bourdain joins now. he thought his notoriety would protect him. and and he was wrong. >> he didn't seem concerned when i had dinner with him. i think he really enjoyed being who

the new york post dubbing him vlad the impaler. putin's personal life has long been fodder for comedians. jimmy fallen once contemplating the pros and cons of dating him. pro -- he won't disappear after spending the night. con -- you might. >> reporter: but this is no joke. the last time putin was seen march 5th with italy's prime minister. and now the #whereisputin is trending. the kremlin isn't providing much clarity. state-controlled tv reported on a meeting between putin and another leader in the region as if it had already happened. the only problem -- that meeting isn't supposed to take place until monday. a spokesperson for the tv station acknowledged the mistake, but it all fueled the mounting questions and confusion. >> the kremlin is very opaque. it's very centralized. we know very little about what's going on. >> reporter: the other theory -- the 62-year-old leader who's never shy about showing off his good health has the flu. in fact u.s. officials tell nbc news putin may be under the weather. but russian officials say

vlad, how do you make money? investors want to see return on this at some point? >> they do.main focus is on growth. robin hood has been growing like crazy. we launched on the app store yesterday, really. so, the plan is to just continue the rapid growth as long as possible. and, we're a financial company. you know. doesn't take a genius to figure out how to monetize this business. there are tried and true methods that other brokerages used very effectively in the past, aside from commissions. and premium services for, more active, more sophisticated investors. we plan to roll out in the near future. liz: we've got to go. you have an 800,000 person waiting list at this point. can i ask, will they eventually get the ability to trade on this thing? >> so the waiting list is actually gone as of yesterday. now anyone can download the app on the app store. you can find it right on the front page of ios app store. sign up for an account. trade right away. liz: no commissions. we'll be watching you. something tells me maybe ipo, or some type of purchase might be in the future. come

there is a photo where we see vlad. the return of to meet theuled president of st.ple are waiting to see if he shows up. yvonne: a lot of creative answers. i will talk creative as well because a great marketing campaign. 'sis is an australian dad, name is jason lark. lark. name is jason he knew he had to go on a job and he would miss the birth of his child. it was in cleveland and his wife was in perth and they put on the v.r. headset and he was able to see and witness his son's birth in real-time. which was really cool because he could see the walls so what felt like he was sitting in the room when they filmed all of this. it was a beautiful video really, people have said that this would bring your tears, some people saying it is a tearjerker. the world's first virtual reality birth. another user saying, could you imagine that you could look into space? we will see where the technology takes us. one person says he tried it over the weekend and it is pretty amazing, a game changer which you really could tell. it brings virtual reality to life in a way. yvonne: it wa

. >> vlad, thanks. we'll be watching your continuing coverage over the robert durst case on cbsn. that's our digital streaming network. that's at cbsn.cbsnews.com. >>> a man is facing terrorist charges. former air force mechanic tairod nathan webster pugh is accused of trying to join isis in pew. jeff pegues in washington is showing us how the alleged plot unraveled. good morning. >> good morning. investigators believe pugh turned his back on his country and was planning to join isis. it includes nearly 200 jihadi propaganda videos as well as what investigators believe was a plan to travel to syria to fight. the air force trained 47-year-old tairod pugh in the late 1980s to repair airplane engines and weapons systems. recently he had been working in the middle east as a contractor when according to court documents on january 10th, he flew from cairo, egypt, to istanbul turkey. investigators believe his plan was to join isis in syria. but he raised alarms when he said he was with the united states special forces and sought to visit turkey on vacation. he was sought on his way to eg

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salad vlad, good morning. >> good morning.er in this video had been cleared by jump and hadn't suffered an even lepileptic episode for years. he said it was the scariest moments of his life. >> yeah i'm very lucky. >> reporter: at first the skydiving session caught on helmet cam appeared to be going according to plan. 22-year-old christopher jones was making his fifth solo jump more than two miles above the earth in western australia. but at about 9,000 feet jones who was diagnosed with epilepsy as a child said he passed out. >> my arms go back and i roll onto my back and, yeah basically for the next 30 seconds i'm in freefall and unconscious. >> he said he was suffering a seizure midair as he was trying to mack a left turn. his instructor sheldon mcfarland tries but fails to grab him as jones continues to plummet out of control and goes unconscious. >> he started dearching. he wasn't aware he was having an epileptic seizure. >> reporter: mcfarland who's had over 10,000 jumps tried again, this time reaching him and pulled his

vlad, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the madness marched on sunday. top seeds fell unlikely teams moved on and the tournament continues to live up to its name. >> wow. >> it's the long one. >> oh, my! whew! really? >> reporter: for some teams revenge is a dish best served cold. but for virginia well it just can't seem to find the recipe. >> up ahead. >> and the spartans -- head on to the regional! >> reporter: michigan state, a seven seed bounced a second seed cavaliers from the dance for the second time in two years and weren't the only tournament favorite packing their bags early. >> oh. it counts and the foul. >> reporter: power house programs kansas and villanova, both poised for a deep postseason run -- >> oh anya. >> reporter: upset at the hands of a lower seed. >> oh what a pass! >> most of the other tournament heavyweights. >> mercy. send it in. >> reporter: punched their ticket to the sweet 16. a number of cinderellas stopped dancing including the early story of the tournament georgia state. >> xavier advances to the sweet 16. >> panthers hea

vlad? >> julianna goldman in washington thanks. >>> the deadline for the talks with iran. the deadline is on tuesday. margaret brennan is at the site with the latest on how things are going. margaret, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. well, here in lausanne talks have turned tough and negotiators say very serious in the past 24 hours. that explosive violence in the middle east has only added to the tension. hanging over the nuclear negotiations is a middle east in disarray where an extraordinary dynamic is unfolding. the u.s. and iran are working alongside and against each other in several conflicts. the u.s. is on the opposite side of iran in yemen, on the same side in iraq and against the iranian-backed assad regime in syria. it's really about what would make countries in the region safer. >> reporter: she said preventing a bill containing a bomb -- >> it's precisely because iran is destabilizing in so many places i don't want them to get nuclear weapons. if you can imagine the kind of influence they have today, they could do more if they were backed up by nuclear

and so i see vlad peerimir putin's fingerprints all over this murder. >> do you have any theories about where vladimir putin was when we disappeared a couple weeks ago? >> a lot of people have a lot of theories. his skin looks like awfully nice without wrinkles so maybe that tells you something. >> you're suggesting plastic surgery? >> take longer than that. botox. >> i don't know but he's disappeared before and it looks like he's had some plastic surgery. he's a very vain little man, and so that's one theory. i can't prove it certainly not. >> what do we make of the russian response once he came back? did it make him even more powerful? the population seemed relieved to see that he was back in charge. >> well i mean we have a situation in russia which is different than any other country where it's a completely person-based leadership. it's not an institution-based leadership. there's no institutions no, courts. everybody is terrified what happens if vladimir putin disappears, is there a revolution, civil war? do the rich guys get arrested? everybody is sort of sitting there wondering w

vlad the impaler. >> that was dracula. >>> catching up with the italian finance minister and talked about the risk what does it mean? >> we talked many times how ultimately the markets don't appear all that concerned about greece and whether or not it leaves the euro. you add if the euro is no longer seen as irreversible what does it mean for italy which has an enormous a. of debt. it that would be destabilizeing if the rates rose or if they left completely. i started speaking with the italian finance minister saying the greek finance minister is saying to people behind closed door what if europeans don't give greece what it wants he said don't worry i have level. it's called italy. >> the spirit of what he's saying if greece were to leave the euro the markets would start to price in the probability that italy could leave the euro. is he right? >> i don't know where he's right. i think any option would be very bad. and i think the interest of everybody to be united within the euro and to move toward a stronger prospect for greece. >> what would it mean for italy? >> look italy has signifi

. >> vlad it's barack. i have been trying to call you. >> i have been playing iphone game candy crush. i take the candy and i crush it. >> ten days since his previous appearance seen with italy's prime minister. today more than most in washington and around the world, all eyes were on russia. and we are still waiting to see at the video of president putin as to where he has been. in the past few hours, the president has continued to make decisions. everything the president does is scrutinized. perhaps he said that is just a reality when your president is a superstar. >> thank you carry. >> good pr guy there. now tohistoric feat with a new round of snow. the city of boston is celebrating officially the snowiest season ever. ron mott is there. congratulations. you know you are a boston resident. >> reporter: yeah i have to find out where the celebrations are. some people can do without the record but a lot of people are happy to break it with month after month of snow. here's a look at the new totals. 108.6 i

. >> hello, vlad, it's barack. i've been trying to call you all day. where you been? >> i've been playing candy crush. i take the candy and i crush it. >> reporter: it's more than ten days since putin's confirmed appearance, seen with italy's prime minister. today, for the most days in washington and around the world, all eyes were on russia. and this morning president putin laughed off suggestions saying life would be boring without gossip. where he has been a kremlin official told me they couldn't understand the speculation saying that president putin has continued to make decisions, everything that the president does is scrutinized that official told me. perhaps he said, that is just a reality when your president is a superstar. matt. >> keir simmons in london, thank you. >> good pr guy there. to a historic feat here at home. we've been counting down to it all winter with a new round of snow the city of boston is celebrating officially its snowiest season ever. and nbc's ron mott is there. ron, congratulations, i know you are a boston resident. >> reporter: hi ther