. >> the chairman of the republican and democratic campaign committees, greg walden and steve israel, with the early line on the 2014 elections and whether races are holding up immigration reform. >>> plusz, jb squares, jeb bush and john boehner, our panel takes on this week's political headliners. , jb squares, jeb b and john boehner, our panel takes on this week's political headliners. >>> good morning from washington, i'm candy crowley. the search for flight 370 is the search for flight 370 is over. the search is entering its sixth week, and there are fears the batteries that are fueling the beeper on the plane's black boxes may have died. it's been five days since searchers detected what may have been pings from the missing jet's black boxes. malaysia's transport minister says finding those data recorders is critical to clearing their passengers and crew. we have cnn reporters covering the story from this angles. will ripley is in perth, australia. joe johns is in kuala lumpur and pauline choiu in hong kong. thanks all for joining us. you're doing yeoman's work out there, i know,

i signed onto a letter with chairman upton and walden to tell them to back down, and ultimately they did. we will make sure they don't try to reengage there. we want to make sure that he's not trying to slow down the growth of the technology arena that consumers enjoy. >> when it issues they are currently working on is net neutrality, and what to do now that the second court case has been struck down. wheree's another example the court said the federal government does not have the right to regulate the internet. impose net trying to neutrality rules. i would help chairman wheeler would recognize that means they don't have the ability to do it, and don't come and try to do back door net neutrality 2.0. this has been a thriving private marketplace, and it has been something that has been great for consumers and families who love all the different things they have available to them. the government trying to interfere will make that were complicated. >> you mentioned that the government cannot really keep up with the technology changes that we see. revamp the 1996 telecom act? >> it is t

i mean, i've got to touch them, but i don't like to. >> but making szabos earns walden $3 a day, andeciates that. >> it comes in handy because i'm indigent. i don't have people to come visit me and put money in my books. you work like a slave, but i mean you can't complain. yeah, it keeps your mind from wandering or getting pressed out because i've got a little girl at home. you know what i'm saying? keeps me from thinking of her too much. pressed out means depressed. some of that louisville slang. >> walden is not alone in feeling depressed about leaving a child on the outside. laron moore's recent self-abusive behavior resulted in his being removed from his cell and placed in a restraint chair. now in a calmer state of mind, he explains why he was upset. >> my son. i know -- i know some way he's missing me as much as i'm i know -- i know some way he's missing me as much as i'm missing him. but i try not to think about him. >> moore, now on new medication, has been taken off suicide watch. the jail's goal is to return him to general population. >> hi. >> how are you doing? >> i'm do

so i signed on to a letter with chairman upton and walden to tell them to back down, and ultimately, they did, and we're going to make tour shah they -- make sure they don't try to reengage there. we want to make sure that he's not trying to take advantage of the technology arena that consumers enjoy. >> host: one of the issues that they're currently working on is net neutrality and what to do now that the second court case has been struck down. >> guest: you know, and here's another example where the courts actually said that the federal government doesn't have the right to regulate the internet in the way that the fcc was trying to impose net neutrality rules. i would hope chairman wheeler would recognize that means they don't have the ability to do it and don't try and come to do some back door net neutrality 2.0. so we're going to be watching real close. a cosponsor of marsha blackburn's bill which tells the government to stay out of regulating the internet. this is, you know, this has been a great, thriving private marketplace, and it's been something that's been great for consu

just like care chairman walden and i. there is an agreement we need to make sure the technology sector with grow and flourish. >> host: >> host: you introduced the next generation telemarket act. what is this? >> guest: this is revamping the laws that go back to 1992 that are outdated and don't work for today's market place. you had a cable company with a local tv station and that might have been the way it worked. but as a consumer you have local cable channels, fiber channels, satellite, online streaming, you can buy a box top to pull movies. netflix and other operators and the law doesn't recognize how the current market place works. if you have an issue as a company or consumer you don't have many options other than going to the fcc and hope for a favorable ruling. we should go back to a markets place that recognizes how technology is today. not how it was in the 1990's. we in 2014 and it is a very different world but the law is based on old technology. >> host: how does the legislation change the current law? >> gues

. >>> walden smith was arrested this afternoon after yelling "bomb" in the airport terminal. the drama began at a security gate when he was randomly selected for a secondary screening. the police say he became uncooperative and indicated had he had an explosive device. the 49ers general manager released a statement. we are disappointed learning of the incident today. it is a pending legal matter and we are still gathering the facts we will have no further comment. this is just the latest problem for the 49ers. smith is facing a dui charge from last year. >>> it has been four days since the deadly i-5 crash that killed 10 people. they are not sure what started the chain of events. today the ntsb wrapped up the first stage of the investigation. kpix5 brian webb has more. >> reporter: they are still in fact-finding mode, at the crash vehicles and interviewing witnesses. the big news flash is about the fire f. it began before the crash or because of the crash. >> reporter: a huge fireball hanging over the wreckage. one of the pictures post crash. did a fire spark before impact? i

the house energy and commerce committee and the communications subcommittee led by chairman greg walden have been talking about this for some time, they've been holding hearings, having comment periods, lots of papers and statements and things, but they haven't really started writing legislation. and because the process is going to take so long, we have so many industries to wade through, it's going to be some time until we actually have a rewrite of the com act if we even get there because the politics are so tough. the thing everyone is watching is the future of cable legislation, satellite television, where that goes from here. the house and senate have started talking about this, potential for reform just because of the sunset date in the law. that'll be the next thing that moves. we talk about that, as you said, ever time. >> host: so as somebody who covers capitol hill, how do you see the comcast deal playing out? >> guest: so there's going to be a lot of noise made about this, and with every hearing there's, you know, more headlines, there are more stories, there are more intervi

went off in a cabin for two years, he wrote walden. >> he did a good job.e thing, i didn't have that. it didn't fix my life, it didn't fix everything. it wasn't the pfect experience, you know. and i don't have a diatribe against society to write now that i'm back about how people should stop heating their homes. i feel real life is the internet and i want to use the internet better and have self-control with it and be better at it, but it's real life, that's where things are happening, i need to be there. john: thank you, paul miller. >> thank you. john: coming up, if they are watching us all that time, what do we really lose? [ male announcer ] some come here to build something smarter. ♪ some come here to build something stronger. others come to build something faster... something safer... something greener. something the whole world can share. people come to boeing to do many different things. but it's always about the very thing we do best. ♪ john: led if i don't want that guy to know what i'm doing? go way. leave us alone. >> the leges it is pointless

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went off in a cabin for two years, he wrote walden. >> he did a good job.the thing, i didn't have that. it didn't fix my life, it didn't fix everything. it wasn't the perfect experience, you know. and i don't have a diatribe against society to write now that i'm back about how people should stop heating their homes. i feel real life is the internet and i want to use the internet better and have self-control with it and be better at it, but it's real life, that's where things are happening, i need to be there. john: thank you, paul miller. >> thank you. john: coming up, if they are watching us all that time, what watching us all that time, what do we really lose? all stations come over to mission a for a final go. this is for real this time. step seven point two one two. verify and lock. command is locked. five seconds. three, two, one. standing by for capture. the most innovative software on the planet... dragon is captured. is connecting today's leading companies to places beyond it. siemens. answers. smoke? nah, i'm good. [ male announcer ] celebrate ever

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paul walden wrote about this today in the "washington post" and i think he's right about this. "today is the last of the law's key dates when everyone's attention turns to it. this is the end of major obamacare-related news events. no big nationwide thing is ever going to happen again on obamacare. it will, therefore, stop being a politics story and start basically just being a health care policy story." which means after today, in political terms, it's okay for this subject to go back to being boring. from a personal perspective, i got to tell you, i have a degree in health care policy. that is what i did my undergraduate college degree in and i had a choice. i picked that. if anybody should find this stuff fascinating, i should. but after today, we can all agree to go back to this being the story of how annoying it is to have to deal with your health insurer and sometimes you have good experiences at the doctor, and sometimes you have annoying experiences at the doctor, and dealing with the private health insurance company is an annoying bureaucracy but better than not having

>> i mean -- >> he when off in a cabin for two years and wrote walden. >> i'm proud of him and he did didn't -- it didn't fix my life. it didn't fix everything. it wasn't the perfect experience and i don't have some sort of idea to write about how people should stop heating their homes. i felt like real life is the internet now and i want to use the internet better and have self-control with it and be better at it. but it's real life. that's where things are happening so i need to be there. >> thank you, paul miller. >> thank you. >> coming up, if they are watching us all that time, what do we really lose? do we really lose?all stations o mission a for a final go. this is for real this time. step seven point two one two. verify and lock. command is locked. five seconds. three, two, one. standing by for capture. the most innovative software on the planet... dragon is captured. is connecting today's leading companies to places beyond it. siemens. answers. wanna play? [announcer] a healthy dog is a playful dog. [dog] let's do this larry! [announcer] help him keep those muscles while he l

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chairman walden spoke about stress tests and scenarios to icann. we will put together the whole framework of stress tests. we will study every possibility that could come at us in the future and ensure that we strengthen our accountability mechanism. one last thing on this, a lot of people say the role of the united states has been symbolic. so what is ntia steps away from that rolled? symbolism is very important. yes it may be symbolic. ntia has no operational role it's true. we do our functions without their involvement operationally but symbolism to the world has allowed the model to survive and become very successful. so that's symbolism once we remove it has to be replaced with clear strength and clear safeguards and we will be at the forefront of making sure these are in place. >> i just need to jump in because i want to make it clear, we are not going anywhere near or far away as perhaps you were thinking based on the discussion so far. all we have put into play here is that very specific role we play with the functions contract. in terms of

we'll talk to greg walden, the republican in charge of electing more republicans to the house and stevehill climb is for the democrats and what you'll see over the next several months until that november election is the politics of how each party wants to frame themselves going into the midterms. we'll talk a little bit about that and about some of the things that have been said this week, as you know, eric holder, the attorney general talks about racism and how he was treated on capitol hill. we'll talk about that. we'll have the latest with our experts and reporters about that missing malaysian plane. >> you can catch "state of the union" today at 9:00 a.m. eastern. >>> thank you for spending time with us. >> "inside politics with john king" starts now. >> she was the poster child of the botched obama care rollout. >> she's got bumps, i've got bumps, bruises. >> but the president insists this farewell is a celebration. >> the final score speaks for itself. >> will an election year cabinet shakeup repair a damaged brand or give republicans another stage for their favorite campaign them

that's a great deal for the walden family which already has a net worth of nearly $145 billion. one family. $145 billion. and that's a great deal for the c.e.o. of mcdonald's who makes $9,200 an hour, $9,00 an hour. but it's -- $$9,200 an hour. but it's terrible for american workers. it means the profits will go toward helping health insurance for the bulk of their workers. all the while those workers continue to make as little as $7.25 an hour. and it means that the american taxpayers will be stuck with picking up the tab. the republicans decided to bring this bill to the floor even though they have no pay-for, which means this is a very pure form of deficit spending. you're incurring $75 billion worth of expenses for the taxpayers and you have no way to pay for it, but rather than have these companies provide health insurance to their workers, you're willing to add it to the deficit of the united states for the next 40 or 50 years. i remember when that party stood for deficit reduction. now it's deficit creation. it's deficit creation. so let's get it straight so emp can under