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time to exercise, wesley.tness news. >> what did he do all that time? what was he eating out of garbage cans? >> he must have been taken care of by somebody. a hundred pounds. >> hunting down anything he could get his hands on. birds, garbage and who knows what. >> he really does look great. and this is just a testament to how important it is to microchip your pet, right? had they not been able to connect these two, they would have never found a home. >> when they got the call from police on april fool's day, they said, no, this is a joke. >> couldn't be real. great for them. sweet. >> check us out on facebook. wnnfans.com. >> this is abc's "world news now." informing insomniacs for two decades. world news now." informing insomniacs for two >>> good morning. i'm diana perez. >> i'm john muller. here are some of the top headlines we are following on "world news now." another mass shooting at ft. hood, texas. an off-duty officer shooting three then himself. leaving at least 16 others wounded. we will have more f

i want to start with you, wesley. both you and mike were covering the bombing aftermath last year, and mike was your boss at the time. >> he was, in fact, my boss. >> he was your boss. take us back to the atmosphere in the city taet. >> of course. mean, one of the things to remember last year was how hectic everything was. for an entire week, not just the day of the bombings in which, you know, you had the marathon that was very chaotic. the city is already in a lot of ways very confined during that day. >> there were bomb threats that were called in in different places, and there was a sense of panic, a little bit of kay ogs, and, you know, a ton going on that day. a very hectic week. >> i'm sure it was. "the boston globe" won a pulitzer for its coverage of the marathon bombings. it was the paper's first breaking news pulitzer. just as a reporter, it's kind of -- the question is a human being, where do you start with so much chaos, with so much happening, and you are actually in the space that is in jeopardy? where d

very expensive, wesley is wrong.there is a nonexistent government in the ukraine, not functioning. nonlethal aid is no aid. and we can't do it. >> but it is symbolic and shouldn't the president at least send a message, i agree that it's not going to turn the tide but it shows that there is at least involvement there no we have got -- we don't have a tank in europe bill, 60 othousand americans, people, soldiers in europe. we are leading nato. europe is not behind us. 10% of the american people don't want to do. this putin has won this so far i don't see us able to effect us in any satisfactory way. >> you think you just surrender? is that what you are saying? say okay taken? >> i am say would he go have to be realistic about this tell me what realistic is it seems to me you are saying surrender. come on in, vlad take what you want. >> he already did it ralph said he took the crimea. is he going to take eastern ukraine. he can't afford to take. >> that's what they said in crimea he can't afford to do that and now is he

is selling it for a reported $550 million to those guys, hedge fund billionaires mark lasery and wesley edens. >>> in baseball, a day/night doubleheader. the cubs blanked twice, a first since 1962. the yankees behind that knack w tanaka's ten strikeouts. >>> a second attempt by lawyers to get approval for the nfl's $765 million settlement from concussion claims. she is evaluating whether the fund has enough money to satisfy potential claims. >>> the jets signing former titans running back chris johnson for two years, $8 milli million. johnson is the sixth back in history with a 2,000 yard season. we'll see what he does in new york. >>> hall of fame quarterback jim kelly had a tough first week of chemo to battle science cancer. his brother says he's doing better now. which may be why he'll celebrate easter at home. a little good news. >>> so chic, so pretty. what's that, you say? atlanta's new $1.2 billion stadium, so gorgeous is this retractable domed this masterpiece, major league soccer, they want in. using downsizing technology, a soccer franchise will debut at the facility opening i

wesley hoeing was there one year later christmas day when the same tiger leaped from the grotto and killed-old carlos sues a junior. there were reports never proven that his 2 friends had taunted the tiger. >> shots fired. everyone stand back. stand back. >>reporter: police shot and killed the 350 pound cat. >> i saw the tiger every day before go by such a beautiful cat and for this to happen it was devastating. >>reporter: in response to the mauling the zoo spent 27,000 dollars on a code red alert system. with personal panic button for keeper working with most dangerous animal. horns to broadcast warning tone and message telling visitors to find shelter and computer system that automatically called the police. but keepers sometimes trigger the alarm by accident. >> never gave us any kind of protective case or gear to prevent that fromping had a. so many of the employees got creative and took bottle cap and duct tape them over it. >>reporter: they suffered water damp the zoo without consulting the worker safety committee decided to mount all alarm button on the wall. the animal keeper unio

wesley hoeing was there one year later christmas day when the same tiger leaped from the grotto and killed7-year-old carlos sues a junior. there were reports never proven that his 2 friends had taunted the tiger. >> shots fired. everyone stand back. stand back. >>reporter: police shot and killed the 350 pound cat. >> i saw the tiger every day before go by such a beautiful cat and for this to happen it was devastating. >>reporter: in response to the mauling the zoo spent 27,000 dollars on a code red alert system. with personal panic button for keeper working with most dangerous animal. horns to broadcast warning tone and message telling visitors to find shelter and computer system that automatically called the police. but keepers sometimes trigger the alarm by accident. >> never gave us any kind of protective case or gear to prevent that fromping had a. so many of the employees got creative and took bottle cap and duct tape them over it. >>reporter: they suffered water damp the zoo without consulting the worker safety committee decided to mount all alarm button on the wall. the animal keepe

the buyers, mark lazry and wesley edenss. >>> in baseball, the cubs blanked twice. a first since 1962. the yankees behind tanaka's ten strikeouts had a 3-o win and then a 2-0 night win. not good for the cubs. >> huh-uh. >> a federal judge is considering a second attempts by lawyers to get approval for the $765 million settlement for concussion claims. now, the jets they've signed former titans running back chris johnson for two years, $8 million. johnson is only the sixth back in history with a 2,000-yard season. we'll see how he does in new york. jim kelly had a tough first week of chemo to battle sinus cancer. his brother says he's doing better which may be why he celebrates easter at home. good news. >>> sochi, atlanta's new stadium. so gorgeous, it's as retractible, domed masterpiece. major league soccer wants in on it. using downsizing technology here, betty, a soccer franchise will debut at the facility which opens in 2017. >> that is a good looking stadium. >> very modern. >> some folks in atlanta say hey, we don't need it. we have a great stadium as it is. >

wesley snipes. mel gibson.r. >> like an aarp commercial. >> frazier is either in the movie or he just kind of stumbled on to the set with his crocodile dundee looking outfit. >> the series doesn't do that well in our country, but overseas it is a huge hit. yes. >> you can see why. thank you, bill. >>> i'm francis rivera. this is "early today." we hope it is your first stop of the day here on nbc this friday. let me get this straight... [ female voice ] yes? lactaid® is 100% real milk? right. real milk. but it won't cause me discomfort. exactly, no discomfort, because it's milk without the lactose. and it tastes? it's real milk! come on, would i lie about this? hello. [ female announcer ] lactaid. 100% real milk. no discomfort. and for a 100% real dairy snack you'll 100% enjoy try lactaid® cottage cheese. >>> leading the news in the washington times, paula deen restaurant at heart of racism scandal closes without notice. uncle bubba's seafood and oyster house made the announcement on facebook yesterday. a former

now it's the warriors by one but wesley matthews is fouled while making a shoot on the way to the floor his free throw puts the blazers by two. the warriors up one but would miss him when he later fouled out. back comes portland. marcus aldridge buries the shot and the warriors have a one point lead with 31 seconds left. the blazers add free throws to make it two. the warriors tie and possess. to andre iguodala, hits

shocking truth of the kirkuk sports club which trains young children in various taken to picking wesley and even using firearms. firstly by letting their child army they must be important but the thing is that this is not a network of government really silly skits just one camp and there's nothing on their site or materials to indicate there's a government facility or the pull as they do it at all furthermore the soviet union there was the universal military skills class taught in all schools called ndp who really wanted equal child army and bring the program back would be a lot better than a private joke last twenty kids in it. secondly a friendly young people what to learn and use guns or russell street killers is liberal nonsense. these kids are treating the kill but to learn discipline and how to defend themselves if need be and guess what we never want evil in it he could face up to that fact and learn to defend against it or submit to it that's your choice this article is journalism at its absolute worst purposefully misleading the reader. i mean what anyone seen call the police c

wesley hoeing was there one year later christmas day when the same tiger leaped from the grotto and killed-old carlos sues a junior. there were reports never proven that his 2 friendsh had taunted the tiger. >> shots fired. everyone stand back. stand back. >>reporter: police shot and killed the 350 pound cat. >> i saw the tiger every day before go by such a beautiful cat and for this to happen it was devastating. >>reporter: in response to the mauling the zoo spent 27,000 dollars on a code red alert system. with personal panic button for keeper working with most dangerous animal. horns to broadcast warning tone and message telling visitors to find shelter and computer system that automatically called the police. but keepers sometimes trigger the alarm by accident. >> never gave us any kind of protective case or gear to prevent that fromping had a. so many of the employees got creative and took bottle cap and duct tape them over it. >>reporter: they suffered water damp the zoo without consulting the worker safety committee decided to mount all alarm button on the wall. the animal keeper uni

wesley matthews misses a three.danny misses the put-back, but lamarcus aldridge, a third chance, goes to overtime. in overtime, down by two and one. three-point play. lillard and the blazers take the lead. james harden must hit this shot to force double overtime. he does not, and the blazers steal game one, 122-120 in overtime. >>> stanley cup playoffs, as well. red wings in boston. milan lucic to jarome iginla. jimmy howard almost got it. over the line, drop pass goes to the net. score. that series tied at 1 heading back to detroit. >>> over at fenway park, red sox home to the orioles, bases loaded bottom nine. mike carp, fly ball to left. dustin pedroia was not going to tag, but after the errant throw he comes in and scores. the red sox were down 5-0 in this game. they go on to win 6-5. >>> for more, check out all the action on the next live "sportscenter," which is 8:00 a.m. eastern on espn. >>> all right, brute strength and teamwork helped save a man's life, and that's why it is our "play of the day." an elderly

ice will it take for example on the cia's use of climate change on the national level the cia to wesley mission's arm up the stocking add to that of the board the top of the soul for example get these back to the financial products toxic products gaming fungal the side of the atlantic ocean by twenty eight elections. he didn't want european revenge. haha we're still friends over thirty of different problem they are the problems with that migration illegal migration. you can only do the bike is helping with the dems half of the moment of calm and illegal migration policy and eu heads of states and governments realize what you're telling us what is in crisis then shall continue in my opinion the coming years shall remember to dazzle states a government that have filled the last five years and that we have to do it in another way in and looking down at my most established a new resume hunting. well i think it's the message i needed that yes it did the boss of the european central bank you know what she gets the toast of the program a wimpy program mainly what he said was in the recent coun

wesley hoag was there christmas day when the tiger, tatiana leapt from the grotto ask killed a 17-year-old. there were reports, never proven the two friends taunted the tiger. police shot and killed the cat. >> i saw tatiana rment every day. such a beautiful cast. for this to happen, it's devastating oocht in response to mauling the zoo spent $27,000 on a code red alert system. with personal panic buttons for keepers. horns to broadcast a warning tone and a mess yj telling visitors to find shelter. and a computer system that called the police. but keepers sometimes triggered by accident. >> they never gave us a case to prevent that from happening. so many of the emmoiys got creative and took bottle caps >> some buttons suffered water damage the zoo decided to mount all buttons on the wall. >> if you're being mauled you can't say excuse me, i need to run over and push this button. >> are you sure the system is working? >> they repeatedly enough for an interview. >> why put the buttons on the wall? instead of n the keeper person? if i'm being attacked it might be hard, right? >> well, you kn

wesley hoag was there christmas day when the tiger, tatiana leapt from the grotto ask killed a 17-year-oldeports, never proven the two friends taunted the tiger. police shot and killed the cat. >> i saw tatiana rment every day. such a beautiful cast. for this to happen, it's devastating oocht in response to mauling the zoo spent $27,000 on a code red alert system. with personal panic buttons for keepers. horns to broadcast a warning tone and a mess yj telling visitors to find shelter. and a computer system that called the police. but keepers sometimes triggered by accident. >> they never gave us a case to prevent that from happening. so many of the emmoiys got creative and took bottle caps >> some buttons suffered water damage the zoo decided to mount all buttons on the wall. >> if you're being mauled you can't say excuse me, i need to run over and push this button. >> are you sure the system is working? >> they repeatedly enough for an interview. >> why put the buttons on the wall? instead of n the keeper person? if i'm being attacked it might be hard, right? >> well, you know what? we di

that was a shout-out to wesley snipes. bob, went to jail over taxes and i had to explain it which makes it not worth it. the president has proposed 442 tax increases. i don't think that's enough. >> well, i'm sure you don't think it's enough. let's be honest here about this, if you take social security and medicare and medicaid, if you put defense in and you put the interest of the national debt, about 90-some percent of the tax in this country are necessary. the biggest tax -- the people with the biggest tax in the country are corporations. >> the thing is you called social security an entitlement. it's not. >> that's the way the government lists it. >> i don't list it that way. that's my money they are taking and flushing down the toilet. >> it probably won't be there for you. >> i would give up my social security right now even after paying all that, and say that will be my tax, how's that? >> call it even? >> call it even because i know i'm not going to see. eric, we talked about it before, isn't there a better way or

. >> wesley smith says supersben dents and principals in his organization oppose the bill unless it's amended. >> the classrooms are full. where are we going to put this new grade level. are we bringing in portables? >> one idea is to enlist private pre-schools to permit public tka. >> we wonder if that's even legal to fund private contracts for an entire grade. >> another concern? hiring. tk for all would require two adults in every classroom which smith says could be a deal breaker for cash-strapped districts still trying to dig out of the reception. as for mrs. willkins, she's 4567ing what it would be. >> i'm not sure what that program would look like and how it will translate to younger fours. >> i think having access is wonderful. but is it still transitional kindergarten? i'm not sure. lawmakers are split. the one missing voice in all of this? the governor. he's been pretty mum on the proposal. we shall see. >> let's bring in our chief meteorologist. we are talking rain and some of the rain already here in the bay area. >> one thing i want to underscore, as that gets here on fri

wesley clark, the general, spoke to our ali velshi out in los angeles.e said it is important to keep up the pressure on russia. >> it's a lot less expensive for the united states to act now to deter putin. sanctions may work. there is no one who could say sanctions won't work. but putin wants ukraine real bad, and he has been working for it for a long time. and from his standpoint, he might rationalize it as okay, i'm going to pay a price in the short-term, but we'll recover from that, and in two or three years when ukraine is prosperous and stable and part of new russia, then the west will trade with us anyway. >>> in 1991 when the soviet union collapsed russia's economic ties with the rest of the world were virtually non-exist important. now thanks have changed. a few american companies like boeing and exxon mobil are big in russia. boeing sold about $2 billion worth of equipment to russian airlines in 2013. exxon mobil has a joint $3.2 billion deal with russia. russia petroleum company to hunt for oil in the black sea and russian arctic waters. but al

the blazers inbound wesley matthews missing. aldridge misses. robin lopez there to clean up.ers take game one 122- 120. >>> in other first round becames washington was up in gail two. the spurs ran up 15 straight points late to avoid the loss. matt kutcher continues to fill up his golf resume. doesn't have a major win but he's piling them up in lesser tournaments. kutcher got his lathest in hilton head north carolina. down four straight. kutcher ultimately got what he was after. the birdie attempt from the bunker. that goes. kutcher has a fourth approach advantage. by the time he came to 18 he needed to make a very unlikely shot to force a play off. donald gets close but kutcher gets a win by approach. >>> and finally tonight, athletic experiences are often used as metaphors for life. one experience that happened nine years ago has turned out to be more than a metaphor. it was the inspiration for an organization that's changing lives. >> reporter: contrasts couldn't be greater. two contra costa high schools richmond and monte vista. both field soccer teams. both are very diff

now it's the warriors by one but wesley matthews is fouled while making a shoot on the way to the floorthrow puts the blazers by two. the warriors up one but would miss him when he later fouled out. back comes portland. marcus aldridge buries the shot and the warriors have a one point lead with 31 seconds left. the blazers add free throws to make it two. the warriors tie and possess. to andre iguodala, hits back iron and portland hangs on. as intense a game you will see before things get kicked up a notch in the play offs. 119-117 the final. one thing to watch is the fact that andrew bogut did not play the over time period afterinjuring his ribs. here is where they stand. the best the warriors can be flow is sixth. memphis currently eighth. half game behind the mavericks and one up on phoenix. memphis and phoenix play each other tomorrow night. it could all be settled tomorrow night. >>> winning major golf tournament will always be considered a career establishment when more than one, and you enter a whole new conversation. bubba watson one under his belt coming into the final round of

that's the recommendation of wesley clark. general clark you'll remember ran for the 2004 democratic presidential nomination. he appeared on a panel here today, and i asked him specifically what non-lethal assistance can the u.s. offer? >> they have to be able to control the provocateur s. these are russian special forces guys. they are equipped with the latest technology. that's who is in these buildings, and then they are surrounded by a bunch of collaborators, some of them are also infiltrate fors. it's a very sophisticated media operation, and if you are going to deal with that, you need the right tools. you need intelligence -- actually ukrainians are getting a lot of on the ground intelligence, but they need the night-vision goggles, the flak jackets and the other things. they have plenty of machine guns, ammunition, rpg's all of the tools of ordinary combat. >> you were a general and have particular experience with that theater. at what point -- when putin -- if putin decides he is going to use cold force and go in ther

wesley snipes is? jail. at least he gave us tremendous years of acting.e failed to pay his taxes and what you give us is a poor sub "b" acting job here. cliven bundy aukt to be ashamed of himself. the people who support him ought to be ashamed of themselves. what they don't want to come to grips with is the fact that the great english professor said today on the huffington post that many white people don't want to grapple with the fact that affirmative action has been white usually. they have been the beneficiaries of that affirmative action. . when somebody asks them to be equal or fair about the distribution mechanism and to be open and honest, then they go haywire and get very reventful. that's what cliven bundy is a symptom of. >> holland, rusch lim baa's conservative stations across the country are taking a hit in the ratings like they have never seen before, and they're getting shoved off to smaller signals. down and i have talked about this in the past. it's not connected to any one region. it is by this graphic, you can see, all over the country.

one memo co-authored by wesley clark and reported by "the new york times" today called the current lackf u.s. military assistance, quote, seriously flawed and in need of, quote, immediate correction. clark and other officials are adamant that america, the one who should be providing what they describe as nonlethal military aid, vehicles, armor, intelligence, they're also part of a vanguard of defense officials who too often counsel military endanglements with foreign enforcements that are hard to walk back. do we need a generation of ukrainian soldiers disenchanted with america's role in the region, but fortified by american support. can we understand the implications of that ten years from now, 20 years from now. to dive into the reasons to engage, and the reasons not to, are jeffrey sachs, the columbia university economist, and adviser to the russian government, and former u.n. ambassador bill richardson. professor sachs, you were just in ukraine a week ago. how desperately do these forces there need support? >> well, the situation is as dangerous as we just saw. and if putin either u

this character wesley is extraordinarily concerned with social justice. her husband tells her that she can't visit the community of mexican workers and she defies him. she visits anyway and she farmed sick child there. instead of pushing that child away the way that some people might she embraces the child and she forces the physician who only tended the euro-american ranching community to address, to make that child well. to me it almost seems like in later life after she got sober, she became leslie benedict. all of her friends who were sick and many people in hollywood out of fear or pushing them away, she embraced them. i have a long interview in the book with michael godley who was rock hudson's doctor and initially identified the aids virus in medical journals. and he kind of agreed with this analogy of leslie benedict because it wasn't just raising money. you know it was showing -- it was forcing the mainstream community to acknowledge both the humanity and the suffering of the people on the margins. >> can i ask a question? my feeling is that the

. >> wesley lowrie captured this moment when one runner collapsed in the final mile of the race, fourlow runners picked him up carrying him over the finish line. coming up, triumph over tragedy, the marathon men's champion joining us live right here. >> i wanted to do it for the runners and i'm blessed for god gave me the opportunity to do it and try to touch people's lives and you know what, we did it. predicting the future is a pretty difficult thing to do. but, manufacturing in the united states means advanced technology. we learned that technology allows us to be craft oriented. no one's losing their job. there's no beer robot that has suddenly chased them out. the technology is actually creating new jobs. siemens designed and built the right tools and resources to get the job done. sfuel reward card is really what makes it like two deals in one. salesperson #2: actually, getting a great car with 42 highway miles per gallon makes it like two deals in one. salesperson #1: point is there's never been a better time to buy a jetta tdi clean diesel. avo: during the first ever volkswage

wesley clark spoke to ali velshi in los angeles. he said it's important to keep up the pressure on russia. >> it's a lot less expensive for the united states to act now to deter putin. sanctions may work. there is no one who can say sanctions won't work. but putin wants ukraine real bad, and he's been working toward it for a long time. from his standpoint, he might rationalize it as i am going to pay a price in the short-term but we will recover from that and in two or three years when ukraine's prosperous and stable and part of russia, part of greater russia or new russia, by then the west will trade with us because they have to have and they have to have our injury. >> 1991 when the soviet union collapsed, russia's ties were nearly non-existent. a lot has changed since then. last year there were about $38,000,000,000 in trade between the u.s. and russia. the u.s. imports about twice as much as it sells to russia, buying mostly oil and gas, fe fertili fertilizers, products and nuclear fuel. a few american kuntz trees like boeing an

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. >> wesley snipes tried that one. it didn't work for him. gerri: how about this? the federal reserve notes are not real currency, if you get paid in dollars you won't owe taxes, mattie? >> we saw with bitcoin you will have a tax liability there as well. i don't think that is going to fly either. gerri: how about this. this is really tricky. i'm not a sate citizen, not a u.s. citizen so i don't owe any federal taxes. scott? >> that doesn't fly either with the irs or the courts. people have gone to jail for that one. gerri: mattie, hey, taxes are unconstitutional. i don't think this argument is the most fun but the court again and again told us that is not the case. gerri: oh, well. the dog eight my open work i guess. thanks to see you guys. thanks so much for your information. >> you bet. gerri: if you want more details on filing your taxes go to our website, gerriwillis.com. check out my blogs where you find all kind of relevant tax info. >>> from taxes to phones, consumers are getting ripped off. we'll not take these outrageous fees anymore. those are the words,

. >> best i have ever seen, true story, you go to wesley and. -- wesleyan university in connecticut.o in the room, the give you a single sheet of paper. thene side, the answer to questions the previous year. all the parents turn the page over, it is the numbers to the last five years ago. it is stunning. the improvement in student quality. stunning. >> it is time for the twitter question of the day. tweet us at @bsurveillance. >> we already have a firestorm of response. >> we will be discussing this on the next hour of "bloomberg surveillance." when you are a mom, the debate is, do you go off to work or do you stay home to work with the kids? ♪ >> good morning, everyone. we welcome all of you worldwide this morning. erik schatzker has our top headlines. >> hillary clinton says don't expect a decision on a possible run for the white house anytime soon. >> so friday we will hear? >> [laughter] the former secretary of state is putting off making a decision because she is, actually enjoying my life. she describes the russian president as a tough guy with a thin skin. airlines are feeling

wesley basely, new york law school tuned. you talked about alarm systems and dynamic defense. my question is more into charles gilligan and just the general panel, too. what about allowing companies to have a more active defense, even hack-packs, publicizing your arrangements with companies? what companies do, when someone hacks and gets their data, they trace the i.p. address and relay the information back to the government. what about putting viruses on the computer so when the party goes on to the computers or are corporations and take such information, they could track the information and not harm them so much, but change what they have. >> i don't want to blow it up n my side, but i think we have our cyber division work with companies who have had hacks. they have come up with a plan on how to negate that and to mitigate that. that is kind of not my area because i am more focused on the theft and the human side of it. but i do know that the cyberdivision has a robust plan. when they get notified of an sprution, they work with the victim company and come up with ideas. the

the wesley methodist church, concorde, sydney, australia. it is now a free and methodist church -- korean methodist church. that is all i knew of korea i knew about. this greatome with advantage of a lifetime of study of the situation in korea, or the disadvantage of the judas or hatred. i know prejudice or hatred against anyone on the korean peninsula. i am great respect for everyone on the peninsula, and the one lesson you learn when you encounter coria is the enormous suffering of the people of korea in the north, and in the south. the tremendous trauma that this suffering did to the psyche of a who had been united for millennia, and suddenly they are subjected to a carbon bombing and terrible suffering, and tremendous of people and the grabbing of hundreds of thousands of troops all over the place. it was her read this. the commission of inquiry says in his report how it knows that the wounds have not yet healed. until they have been helped to hear, we must know what happens es.h armistic it thesed not in treaty but in an armistice at th

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former defense officials urge for ukraine.de citing general wesley clark, who went to ukraine.here is a picture of him there any report. he wrote implementation of nonlethal military aid is flawed and needs correction. ukraine has a need for nonlethal assistance like body armor and aviation. clark, whof general ran for the 2004 democratic presidential nomination, took place in late march and early april at the invitation of the ukrainian officials. for byp was paid the potomac foundation. there is a picture of general clark. other news. that was korean ferry sinking off the southwest coast of korea. peopleernment says 293 are missing after the ferry that was carrying hundreds of high school students sank en route to the resort island of jeju. the coast guard's footage showed ferry submerged off the southwest coast of the korean peninsula. they are heading with the rescue operation. we have about 15 minutes on this opening section. we are asking your opinion of attorney general eric holder. stephen on our line for republicans. good morning. are you there? caller: i am 46 years o

russia nordics wesley for the biggest mass surveillance that allowing only targeted warranted track. the infrastructure of the military alliance encroaches on blue that was the word little says little do radio but pretty much. well thanks for joining us here on r.t. international today on rule resewn russian orthodox worshipers are among the millions of christians celebrating easter sunday services began with the holy fire brought from jerusalem for the holiday mass all the way to moscow's christ the savior cathedral attended by more than seven thousand people orthodox worshippers consider easter the biggest holiday of the year marking what they believe is the resurrection of jesus usually different branches of christianity mark cody days on different dates but this year easter has fallen at exactly the same time for all of the fates the nominations. and to some other world news for you here on the program gunmen in egypt have opened fire at a police convoy patrolling the route from cairo to suez gunmen in egypt of open fire this convoy here and two offices have been killed attacks a

wesley lowery is a reporter for "the washington post." used to work for "the boston globe."an collapsed near the fish line. he goes down, but as fellow runners approach, they stop to help him. couldn't get his legs back. so one by one, runners stopped to pick him up. one on each arm, one on each leg. they physically carry him, first walking, then jogging across the finish line at the boston marathon. if that's not the spirit of that race, i don't know what is. what a great story. >> and you saw that throughout. there are so many stories along the way. all of the athletes with disabilities. two people pushing them along and helping them. it was incredible. >> also incredible, the weather. you couldn't script that. >> it was a little warm. >> it was beautiful. >> toward the end especially, a lot of people collapsing at the end. >> start off a hero, and then boom! >> it was a good start. >> good news is the weather ended up perfectly for most folks until toward the end. out west, we've got a danger to talk about. fire danger. look at this. las vegas, today, windy and 82 degrees