i hesitate to say that in kurtz -- [laughter] but -- kansas city. but i came upon in 1943 about the nazis and what they'd done to the jews. and there's a passage there that you just don't find in a lot of his other speeches, felt that passion thoughtly. and in 1945 passionately believed that the refugees of the -- they were called displaced persons at the time. the jewish refugees in europe should be allowed to go to palestine. so that's one side. the other thing that truman believes -- and this is the thing that's not, i think, fully appreciated, is he was not this favor of the idea of a jewish or an our wrap state. he was -- arab state. he was a jeffersonian democrat. he believed that different races and religions should get along with each other, even if it was difficult. he attributed all the wars and chaos in europe to a religious rivalry. he wanted, he wanted in palestine something where both sides would be reconciled. what he favored was a confederation where there would be different parts, there were jewish and different parts were arab but

met what scandal did slugger the kansas city mascot deal with in his sordid past? >> a he was accused of favoring white children during a royals family day picnic. >> wb, he was allegedly caught getting humped by a stripper at a stag party. >> c. he was accused of passing out cotton candy laced with pcp at a home game. which one of those is real. >> yes, kulap. >> i say a because racism still exists. >> chris: yes, it does but this is the correct answer. >> just in case -- you think that didn't actually happen and i give you exhibit a! >> this is the only thing that could make that costume look smellier. everything in this picture looks smellly, the couch, that dude. >> how about season 2? >> chris: this is not photoshopped. this is a real scandal. as a bonus question please give me the urban dictionary term for having sex with a mascot. >> foam finger blasting. >> chris: number one number one! >> number one! >> removing the old t-shirt cannon. >> chris: i give you 100 points by that and the mascot would ejaculate shirts all over you. rolled up shirts. >> chris: mo

look at kansas city, okay? 71 today. then we've got this storm system moving through bringing some measurable snow in some areas. down to 37 on sunday. and then we'll rebound into the early work week. so that's what happens in march. a little bit of a seesaw sometimes. we're going to watch this developing low pressure area that could give us the potential for severe weather today and tomorrow across the gulf coast. could see some large hail, damaging winds and isolated tornadoes. so we'll watch that for you. and then this storm is going to move kind of northward. and with it some very cold air. so measurable snow perhaps for kansas city and st. louis. we could also see a wintery mix here across the ohio river valley. d.c. could see several inches of snow for st. patrick's day on monday and into the morning commute. i know. you'd think it was april fools i was tell you can about. >> it's so strange. but the snow is not going to dampen the spirit of st. paddy's day, right? >> absolutely. >> people drink beer cold or hot or

kansas city 72. so we will see some melting. that could create flooding concerns as the springlike temperatures move in. washington, d.c. you should top out around 61 degrees. 73 in raleigh. the warm air is coming, it's just not going to stick around >>> a lot of clouds around the bay area this morning. eventually we will see a few light showers passing by, especially into the north bay as we head through later on into the morning, through the afternoon. look at the cloudy skies. most of the rain way off to the north. tomorrow morning there goes that rain band on by. partly cloudy skies into monday afternoon. today a lot of clouds. still some mild temperatures. south bay low 70s. upper 60s near the peninsula. napa and santa rosa will have the best chance for seeing some rain. >> that is your latest forecast. erica? >> dylan, thanks. up next on "today," girl star and creator lena dunham puts another feather in as a business owner, i'm constantly putting out fires. so i deserve a small business credit card with amazing rewards. wi

the kansas city public library says they have amassed 266 words just in case. this one could be a nail biter. the rematch between matthew rodgers and keith mochri is scheduled for 10:00 a.m. local time. best of luck in your quest for spelling superiority. you're all winners due to your ability to effectively take down the dictionary. rachel will be back monday. catch me tomorrow morning here accou at 8:00 a.m. a boeing 777 carrying 239 people lost contact early this afternoon east coast time. chinese and malaysian authorities have undertaken a search and rescue mission. there's more in

it all went down at a regional spelling bee in kansas city. now that winner goes on to the national spelling bee. our ron mott has the final showdown. >> reporter: in kansas city, missouri, it took 95 rounds and 261 words to finally spell w-i-n-n-e-r. >> beachhead. this year's county spelling bee became a heavyweight showdown. >> icicle. >> reporter: overflow crowd on hand, between fifth-grader sophia hoffman and seventh-grader kush sharma. they battled back and forth word for word. the duel started two weeks ago, went 66 rounds and had to be postponed because officials ran out of approved words to challenge them, prompting calls to just send them both to nationals. the rules don't allow. >> last year we had had 21 rounds in the championship. so this is way more than we anticipated. >> reporter: their legend, despite their stature and their friendship, quickly grew. and unlike p-o-t-u-s, the president of the united states. >> when aretha first told us what r-e-s-p-e-c-t. meant to her -- >> reporter: they breezed through increasingly harder wor

so there's kansas city, 33 degrees. and you could see snow within the next 12-24 hours in your forecast. we were talking about the potential for severe weather, we've got this low moving across texas, bringing us the threat for hail and damaging winds and even isolated tornadoes. and this is the weather-maker that's going to bring some accumulating snow. severe threat today for parts of texas through louisiana. and mississippi. up towards arkansas. hail, damaging winds, isolated tornadoes, we don't have any watches or warnings just yet. but watch as we head north into sunday morning. we're going to see the accumulating snow in kansas city, even st. louis. and watch it across the ohio river valley, tennessee river valley. up towards d.c. and philadelphia. that's monday morning. and your commute could be very snowy for several hours. so just keep it in mind and keep it tuned to your local fox forecast. but look at the forecast precipitation, here's one of the forecast models. several inches of snow, we could see upwards o

pero a un niqo de kansas city no parece importarle >> nos ha salido un competidor.se trata de vicent savage, de solo cuatro aqos de edad, quien tiene un noticiero para niqos en kansas city.y ya tiene uno, que se puede ver en youtube.el menor es capaz hasta de referirse al reporte del tiempo y de realizar encuestas como la de cual ha sido el personaje mas popular de la pelicula "lego".y, como dice el dicho: "hijo de gato, aza raton". el pequeqo gato, vincent parece que seguira los pasos de sus padres quienes fueron personalidades destacadas en la radio de es ciudad. por su atencion!!maqana los esperamos en la edicion nocturna!! buenas noches. ♪. ♪. >>> 6 de la mañana en punto , muy buenos días, ya es jueves 13 de marzo y felicidades al papa francisco i que hoy cumple un año de cargo . >>> claro que sí, el papa lo celebra en un retiro espiritual y pidió que rezaran por él, felicidade . >>> y felicidades para el presidente de el salvador, que no se sabe quién es, se

kansas city is unique in that it does not have a lot of nuclear functions. you cannot just transplant that model to some of the other elements of the site but i certainly think it's a good example that we ought to look hard at, particularly her or non-nuclear functions to see if there are opportunities where you can move to independent oversight or change the oversight model in a way that provides much more effective oversight. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i have other questions i would like to submit for the record. if there are any comments, i would like to have been submitted. i think this is an incredibly important topic we have been struggling with. >> the chair recognizes the gentleman from arizona for any questions he may have. >> thank you for being here and thank you for your commitment to the administration. i was impressed by the candor of your opening statement. it's a credit to your uniform or the one you use to wherein we are grateful to people like you who make it possible for all of us to sit here and have a peaceful conversation. i am convinc

i spent months at the truman library five or six years ago and the last time i stayed in kansas city was in 20004 at the carnahan ashcroft election. [laughter] one of the strangest events in the history of american politics. glad to be back here again. i know that this is talking about german and israel is like talking about the last time the kansas city royals won the world series. i have to warn you that i am a disappoint because i'm going to go-round this and that kind of secure this way. we will get to truman at the end that we are going to start much further back about 70 years before. let me say first something about how i came to write this book because i kept having to ask myself as i was doing it why i was writing it. i wanted to write a book about the arab-israeli conflict. i was concerned that i hadn't been a reporter and done the daily work but i also worry that in writing about that conflict and about how we were in the conflict in the present i would get into a kind of he said she said dynamic that you sometimes find in divorce hearings where you get into a question of

jonathan martin, credit al jazeera, kansas city, kansas. >> the unexpected surge in north dakota's oil boom. >>> our science and technology expert jake ward with the facts you need to know. >> welcome back to al jazeera america, i'm richelle carey. a lot to cover this half hour. president obama has sanctions against one of the world's richest oligarchs. >>> plus this: music once outlawed in a war-torn country. you will witness a powerful return engagement. first though a look at the day's top headlines. a federal judge struck down michigan's band against same sex marriage. the ban was put in force with 67% support. >>> search efforts are taking place in the southern indian ocean, so far nothing has been found of the malaysia air 370. >>> transcripts between the final conversations between the pilots of the plane and air traffic controllers. they show the last 54 minutes of air to ground transmissions, messages appear to be routine but are examining two potentially odd areas of conversation. >>> now crews are starting their third day in the indian ocean. after two days of looking there'

in the city of denver the high temperature 70 degrees today. 70 kansas city. upper 70s in the city of dallas and all of the way to new york city you are expecting high temperatures to be in the r50s. 50's for you as well in the city of cleveland. along parts of texas we have an area of low pressure developing it could be producing areas of rain and thunderstorms that could produce heavy downpours. out in the pacific northwest for days we have had heavy rain mountain snow along the higher elevations. we have flood concerns out there. tuesday looks beau but for denver highs in the 40's. wednesday, thursday, and by thursday the northeast and great lakes big cool down for many of you. mid 20's in new york city. we could be talking about our next storm system impacting the northeast midweek. it looks like the forecast is for mostly snow along the interior sections of the north east. along the coast it could be a mix or mostly rain. we will keep you updated as the computer models update this. >>> it took two weeks but two kansas city kids got to finish the regional

pero a un niqo de kansas city no parece importarle >> nos ha salido un competidor.se trata de vicent savage, de solo cuatro aqos de edad, quien tiene un noticiero para niqos en kansas city.y ya tiene uno, que se puede ver en youtube.el menor es capaz hasta de referirse al reporte del tiempo y de realizar encuestas como la de cual ha sido el personaje mas popular de la pelicula "lego".y, como dice el dicho: "hijo de gato, aza raton". el pequeqo gato, vincent parece que seguira los pasos de sus padres quienes fueron personalidades destacadas en la radio de es ciudad. por su atencion!!maqana los esperamos en la edicion nocturna!! buenas noches. ♪ no puedo hacer lo mismo que les criticaba >> a mi amor desde mañana seras la madrasta tú

the kansas city model where kansas city transitioned to really exemption from a large number of doe orders and regulations. and they were allowed to move toward industrial standards and iso certifications and that enabled kansas city to reduce the number of federal overseers and at the same time reduce the cost significantly but improve performance as well. kansas city is unique in that it doesn't have a lot of nuclear functions so you cannot transplant that model to some of the other elements of the site. but i think it is a good example that we ought to look hard at, particularly for non-nuclear functions that are performed across the complex to see if there are opportunities of dependent oversight or change the model to provide more effective oversight >> i have other questions i would like to submit for the record. i think this is an incredible important. >> thank you for welcoming me here. i want you to know i was impressed by the candor of your opening statement and your credit is credit to uniform you used to wear. i am grateful we can sit here and have a peaceful conversation. i am

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la máquina celeste se enfrentó al sporting de kansas city pavone anota marco fabián y pavone con el 2 a cero golazo en el 43 y pavone en el 55 3 a 1 en el 66 mauro f con las suyas de balón suelto 4 a 1 y chaco 5 a 1 gana máquina celeste se va a semifinales. toluca con san josé 0 a 1 y en el 69 golazo mire nada más 1 a 1 se van a penales wilson matias y san josé falla con salinas toluca avanza a semifinales. vamos a la uefa champions league iba apareciendo como posibilidad en ir al frente pero eran 3 goles de van perci que sepulta y van a los cuartos de final. "chicharito" hernandez no jugó se quedó en el camino,. borussia dortmund con zenit golazo de hulk el brasileño después sebastian en el 38 y josé rondon con el 2 a 1 5 a 4 gana borussia dortmund eliminaron al zenit y con esto cerramos con los clasificados de la champions league [información en pantalla]. los mejores del mundo en el duelo de equipos. hasta aquí con la información deportiva soy alejandro luna muy buenas noches. >> muchas gracias alejandro. no se vaya que volvemos con más después de la pausa. >> ♪. >

a combination of snow and sleet created problems near kansas city. the kansas highway patrol reported several injuries. airlines have canceled more than 3300 flights today and tomorrow. that includes more than half a monday's flights in washington's reagan airport which could get up to 10 inches of snow. philadelphia could get 8. >> delaware governor jack markel. >> this is our 17th and possibly most significant event of the season. >> jeff: finally we end this abbreviated show is one of the most improbable ends to a sporting event you'll ever see. take a look at this second hole of a play-off in singapore. paula creamer looking at a 75 foot eagle putt f it goes in, she wins. but no way does this get close, not on this green, not at that distance-- it does. an extraordinary reaction from paula creamer. she wins the event. that is the "cbs evening news." >>> make your last-minute preparations as the storm is approaching. the search for assault that might be out of luck on the bike calls to pull out. russia's president remains defiant. >>> hello i'm br

it started in kansas city in 2012. it is in utah and coming soon to austin, texas. it just announced that it will bring the service to 34 cities. how does it work? an optimal networking signal that runs into each customer's home. it will cost google up to $900 per household. it costs up to $3 billion a year. but if they build it, will customers come? as many as 20 million broadband customers will come. google fiber will have as big a customer base as comcast. >> provo is the only city other than kansas city where the service is already online. cory johnson has been reporting from there. why did they pick provo? >> there are a lot of startups and universities here. provo, utah has fiber that they laid during the dot com bubble. this is what the mayor said. i went on a walk with the mayor in somewhat better weather. we talked about how this deal came to be. when did this effort begin? >> i came into offie 4.5 years ago, and the paper did an editorial and called our network a millstone around our necks. that was the beginning for me. i needed to know what to do with th

you will be surprised >> a spelling bee has finally ended in kansas city. for more than an hour, the contestants spelled words in a continuation of the spelling bee. it began two weeks ago, but have to be -- had to be extended after they breezed through the word list. he lost after misspelling stifling. to the spelling bee and ecma.

en arkansas cayeron 4 pulgadas, una persona muriÓ cuando el chofer perdiÓ el control, en kansas city los accidentes se contaron en centenares. es una pesadilla para los viajeros. mÁs de 2 mil vuelos cancelados, la mayorÍa en la costa oeste. cerca de 2 mil millones de dÓlares perdieron las aerolÍneas y los aeropuertos. el alcalde de west nueva york, una pequeÑa poblaciÓn, dice que la Última tormenta le costÓ a su municipalidad 70 mil dÓlares. y en este invierto tuvieron que lidiar con la escasez de sal. >>> la suerte tuvimos que no nevo, sino tuviÉramos un estado critico. >>> este invierno registrÓ la mayor cantidad de llamadas al 911 como consecuencia de las caÍdas por el hielo. >>> lo que mÁs preocupa la inconciencia de los dueÑos de casa que lo limpian las aceras. >>> vi mucha gente que se cayÓ. >>> esta nueva ola durarÁ varios dÍas mÁs, aunque se anuncia una pequeÑa mejorÍa en el clima. tal vez para darle la esperanza a millones de personas que la primavera se inicÍa en dos semanas. blanca rosa vilchez, univisiÓn. >>> la tormenta invernal provoca el caos en c

in kansas city today, they may not get above 10 degrees. that would be the coldest high in march on record going back to 1888. right now it's 4. the windchill 25 below zero. 40 degrees below average. all i can say is make it stop. back to you. >> make it stop and stay inside. those are not the kind of records anyone wants to set. thanks so much. over to you. >> thanks. >>> and dylan, let's turn to you. walk us through this. who's going to get hammered? >> this doesn't look like it's going to be as big of a storm for the mid-atlantic as initially thought. it's traveled further south and petered out a bit. but that being said, this is a huge storm with a lot of different situations involved with it. we are seeing it extend from parts of new mexico all the way up into maine right now where we do have some snow coming down. for today, the biggest concern is the ice. especially through parts of kentucky through tennessee even into little rock, arkansas. just to the north of that from wichita, kansas, into new york city. that's where we're going

kansas city today 50 degrees with sunshine. and is that boundary, on off rain showers possible throughout the day. we get a break overnight, but by tomorrow, this area of low pressure further develops and i think it's ashley afternoon time, pockets of heavy rain. think especially afternoon time, pockets of heavy rain. residual precipitation, colder air may be bringing some snow showers to the mountains but for the most of the metro area, just a chilly rain for sunday. flooding may be a bit of an issue. i want to show you that. just some moderate rain showers throughout the rest of the day today, possibly getting to about .4 inches of rain. i tomorrow, really notice how everything starts to fill in. 1.5 inch forecast saturday by 7:00 p.m., about one inch in d.c., and the higher amount, the

kansas city fed prettiester george speaks at 1:15. blackberry reports earnings before the opening bell. the ceo john chen will be speaking to cnbc in an exclusive interview on "squawk on the street." don't miss that. it's at 11:00 a.m. eastern. there you go. japanese inflation, meanwhile, was up in march for the ninth consecutive month. household spending fell 1.5% in february from the year before. that could be blamed on snowy weather and tightening ahead of the april 1st tax hike. adam coal joins us. actually, adam, you've got a sales tax hike coming up. do you spend more ahead of it? >> indeed, you would. that's very much the evidence we see from sales tax hikes in japan and other companies. so far, there doesn't seem to be much of a boost in q1. we need to see the march numbers. but at the moment, that would lead me to think there's a falloff in q2. >> where does this leave the yen? the yen doesn't seem to be trading on japanese fundamentals. you know, the risk averseness in the rest of the world and what's going on with the dolla

ahead of that big storm, the national weather service has issued a winter storm watch from kansas city to indianapolis, pittsburgh. i suspect by this time tomorrow night, the district will be under a watch. storm may be a winter warning or potentially downgraded to a winter weather advisory. the storm track, from the gulf of mexico sunday evening into monday morning. that is the target time. at futurecast, starts off rain, changes in the way winter mix, and then ending as snow. the big question is, how much warm air will work its way in, how much colder air will settle in from the north. right now we think the highest snow amounts will be well north of the city, lesser amounts to the south. a much more clear picture in the coming days. 12 to 22 overnight. in the 50's on sunday. yucky weather late sunday night into monday, how to fear by tuesday with colder air. >> that's all right, keep right here and watch the oscars. >> sunday night. >> i will watch the oscars. watch the nationals and orioles, also in action today in florida. this masked man may be forced to lose his mask. [ male ann

look at this, this is from kansas city earlier this morning at the airport. you could hardly see anything. the snow coming down hard. not just snow, but snow and ice. a lot of these places will pick up 6, 7, 8 inches. show you what's going to happen. time it out. a majority today into early tomorrow. the pink, that's 6-10 inches. some spots, washington, d.c., west into the mountains in west virginia, you could see over a foot with this storm. that's the snowy part. then we have to talk about the ice. i have seen pictures this morning of roads and windshields just smothered in ice from northeastern arkansas to western -- excuse me, tennessee, and kentucky. that's the bullseye of ice with this storm. that's more today. of course, we to want touch on the snow, and we have to go to alex perez in indianapolis on the cold side. what are you seeing right now? >> reporter: hey, good morning. here in indianapolis they are bracing for 6-8 inches of snow. this storm is creating major problems as it treks across the country. accident after accident, overnight that fast-m

haberdashery in kansas city and he added partner by the name of betty jacobsen and betty jacobs and was a jewish gentleman that he was a staunch zionist. i was wondering in your research did you find eddie jacobsen that close to truman, business partners here in kansas city did eddie jacobsen pushed truman do you think more than anybody toward going with israel or getting behind israel? .. and he had magical powers as a diplomat. it was the chinese revolution. he could get in the door of prime ministers, and he had a lot of influence at the key moments. he got in the door to some extent because of eddie jacobs said. he would come and say you've got to see him and that would seal the bar. [applause] >> if you would like your copy of genesis, we are sending it in the hall and he would be happy to sign your copy. thank you. [applause] booktv is on facebook. like us to interact with guests and viewers, watch video and get up-to-date information. facebook.com/booktv. >>> stephen talks about the life and lasting impact of dale carnegie author of how to win friends and influence people and a n

kansas city will wind up winning as he goes deep and gone. 3-1 the final there and the a's not doing a lot of hitting but as they say it is just practice baseball right now. the real stuff very soon. that is the sporting life for right now. warriors highlights at 10:00 p.m. big gamogeneses the clippers. >> thank you -- big game against had clippers. >> thank you. >>> at 10:00 p.m. why your next medical emergency could cost hundreds more, who wants to charge when you dial 911. at 10:00 p.m. 467-h we are always here for you -- >> we are always here for you on www.ktvu.com, facebook and twitter. thank you for joining us tonight. >> good night. >> good night. the great american novel. so you can happily let life get in the way, while planning for tomorrow. so you can finish the great american novel banking for the life you have investing for the life you want chase. so you can [ smoke detector chirps ] [ sniffles ] [ congested voice ] what are you doing? tch, shush! one of the smoke alarms is chirping. i'm trying to figure out which one it is so i can change the battery. well, if anybody

. >> finally a winner in the spelling bee show down in kansas city. >> d-e-fi-in-i-t-i-o-n - chris sharmer in first place. the slug-fest lasting two weeks. it was postponed because officials ran out of approved words to challenge them. both kids breezed through harder words in the second round. sophia misspelt survitifling. >> i was sat when she messed up that. it would come to that either way. >> i'm excited that i got this far. every kid has done an amazing job. >> he'll be proud. 13-year-old moves on to the national spelling bee in washington. >> when the u.s. first petitioned f.i.f.a. to host a world cup in 1994, it agreed under the condition that a professional soccer leave be granted in the states. fast-forward to 2014, and as al jazeera's ross shimabuku reports, major league soccer is alive and well and americans are bracing the sport the rest of the world loves. >> 20 years since its inception, a league built on the promise of the world cup. major league soccer is on the up and up. by attracting international stars, growing talent at home and cultivating new rivalries, the future i

it is 50 kansas city. 56 at oklahoma city with dallas moving in on 70. here is the warm air rising be southerly wind on the side of a storm up into our area. 14 degrees warmer at o'hare. 15 degrees warmer at midway. we have made little progress with ford is reported except up on the shoreline. bell be one of the areas that's he is warmer temperatures. >> that is why we have had these cool readings. you go into the suburbs both west and south and we are in the 40's as you can see right there across the chicago area. there's our storm that the setting of this up. >> you go to north and wisconsin and upper sections of the midwest and winter storm warnings. winter weather dollars reason why. here's what happened in chicago. not much a beautiful election day. here are the clouds at midnight. you can see the rains come in. the morning rush-hour. there is noontime tomorrow. >> no big snow expected here that occurs to the west of us. it is the upper midwest. here's our storm. you can see the wind with this thing. this is a big wind machine. the wind is right and

more snow, more ice is in store for areas from kansas city, to st. louis, to indianapolis, extending into kentucky, looks like paducah and then going into the northeast, coming up on monday, in new york city, you could see four to eight inches of snow. very dynamic situation, we'll stay on top of it. >> thanks very much, karen maginess reporting. >>> other news we're following, fo 27 people were killed in northwest china. a group of men stormed the train station, but officials don't know who they were. >>> and disney is cutting off the boy scouts. the company says the group's continued ban on gay and lesbian troop leaders violates it's standards of business conducts and donations to the boy scouts of america will stop by 2015. disney has offered benefits to same-sex partners of its employees for decades. >>> more trouble for form nfl star danger shaper who is accused of raping women in several states. days after the former pro ballplayer turned ims in to police in nonks. sharper is accused of raping women in louisiana and california and he's under in

>> kansas city, missouri. >> where did you grow up? >> mclean, virginia. >> why was that? >> my father worked for the health education and welfare department. he was on the appeals council of the social security administration. he worked in kansas city and was promoted to the appeals council out there in washington. i stayed here until i went to college. >> when did you get interested in criminal justice? >> good question. i think all -- many, if not all -- are drawn to the criminal justice section of the law. it is sort of cops and robbers. you want the good guy to prevail. by the time i was in law school, i was very interested in criminal justice system. >> you went to law school where? >> columbia, 1970 until 1974. >> by the time you went to columbia, who were the biggest influences on your life? where did it come from? >> i think this is something all young lawyers need to be aware of a little bit. if you're in law school and you do well, a lot of folks in that category are expected to clerk for a federal judge. wonderful job. i did that. i went to a very strong law fi

ofre has been one prototype test within the department of energy within the kansas city model where kansas city to exemption from a large number of doe orders and regulations. they were allowed to move toward acceptedl standards, industrial standards and certifications and that enabled the number to reduce of federal overseers and at the same time significantly reduce the cost but at the same time improve performance as well. itsas city is unique in that does not have a lot of nuclear functions. you cannot just transplant that model to some of the other elements of the site but i certainly think it's a good example that we ought to look hard at, particularly her or nuclear functions to see if there are opportunities where you can move to independent oversight or change the oversight model in a way that provides much more effective oversight. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i have other questions i would like to submit for the record. if there are any comments, i would like to have been submitted. i think this is an incredibly important topic we have been struggling with. >> the chair recognize

a defending champion kansas city. the team mvp agrees there are nocheapies. >> we're getting early, starting the season off hot. but it's good. that's the way you want to do it and play against the best teams. >> aaron sternaman who played the jesse character on the hit show breaking bad was in town. he and director scott wild were here to promote the action movie need for speed in theaters now. a lot was shot in san francisco but the conversation gravitated perhaps paul's first on-camera appearance 15 years ago on the price is right. >> aaron sternaman. >> i played a character on the price is right because i knew they wanted energy, and so i went and had a big cbs bumper sticker on my back. i had one of my nephew's tennis shoes hanging from my belt and drank like six or seven cans of red bull and acted out of my mind. and it's hilarious to watch. >> that's the character i've been telling you, we've got to bring that back. >> aaron, what do you bid on that? >> $1200 bucks. >> i could not sit still because of the red b

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about an hour north of kansas city. some large hail with the green dot there is in central missouri. today, a much larger area of concern. dallas to houston to san antonio. the storms will form there. they'll push across the deep south. isolated tornadoes. the bigger threats of hail and wind damage through alabama later on tonight. already, this same area is getting hit with rain. this is not the severe weather threat. one round this morning of soaking rains. break during the day. and more storms tonight. for everyone on the east coast, this will be a soaker of a weekend. mother nave witure will do a cl job on it. the muddle of the country, you get a break from the bad weather. >>> a lot of active weather on this friday morning. we're watching a mixture of some rain and snow through new england. be careful driving this morning. the great lakes, plain old rain. i'd say it's safe to say about half to three-quarters of the country needs an umbrella over the next three days. >> i'll tell you what. if it's not snow, it's rai

city. we provide that here in lawrence. >> we got to hit a break. i want to find out if he believes that is sustainable. additionally, how can we guarantee fair internet access to everyone? the answer might be out of this world. we'll be right back. >> i'm a writer. i'm a blogger, and i'm in "the stream" . >> welcome back. we're discussing the impact of americans growing use of the internet and how to make the ever increasing demand. check this out. a group in new york is hoping to launch many satellites into space that would send free wi-fi back down to earth. candace, if that doesn't happen or happen in the near future what steps could be taken to make sure that consumers are getting fair access? >> i think the only way that we can insure that everyone is getting fair access is to push the fcc to do the thing that we've been talking about, which is reclassifying broadband. that's the only way we're going to get real net neutrality protection, and the only thing that will prevent comcast a

this was the scene this morning in kansas city, missouri. grocery stores are packed and there is a big concern that ten s of thousands will be without power. george, i know you are in the eye of it. what are you seeing there now? >> well here in the kentucky area, jim, as u nyou no as we s ice and the sleet and the snow coming into the area. i want to show you what is happening behind me here. the last live shot that we did. live report around 2:00 p.m. eastern. nothing was happening here. a little bit of rain coming down. and now the snow plows doing the work for the rest of the night. 173 pieces of equipment, they are starting to load up the salt to go out and make sure the roads are prepared. the timeline as we know it, i hear it will get rough as the hours go on around 9:00 p.m. we'll start to see the sleet and freezing rain here and then after midnight we'll see a lot of snow. the latest estimate could be five inches or more. so people are preparing as the system comes in. just like the locals. >> that is the way that you say it. >> als

harbaugh was a star in high school for palo alto high and his wife is from kansas city, which explains why mike likes him so much. >> and he was wearing khakis at the same time as well. tonight a celebration held along embarcadero in san francisco to mark a year since bay lights art display illuminated on the western span bridge. 20,000 of led bulbs turned off temporarily at 7:00 p.m. organizers say the bridge will be bark for 10 minutes as a reminder what the bridge is like without them. at 7:10 a relighting ceremony will begin with music to match the lights show. the arts organization is launching a new fundraising campaign to raise $12 million to keep the lights on until 2026. >>> san francisco officials confirmed scenes from the next terminator movie will be shot in the city. terminator starring former arnold schwarzenegger will begin shooting in april. expected to last four and a half months with filming in new orleans and san francisco. san francisco film commission says permits are on the way and exact locations have yet to be determined. >>> mike nicco is back with our accuweat

this is incredible. 4 in kansas city. 1 in minneapolis. 76, in new orleans. we're in the 80s in south texas here. look at that clash. i mean, that's incredible. and the windchills, dangerous windchills. we have windchill warnings in effect after the midwest northern plains where it feels like in the minus teens here. they have been just been in the freezer for weeks and weeks and weeks in these areas. and the cold front is very impressive, and with the potential for all of that cold air, we've got the mixing here of freezing rain and sleet. we're going to see accumulating ice on the roads and power lines. if you live in the areas across the southern plain, ohio river valley, you need to make plans in case your power goes out. it's likely in these areas that you see in pinks and purples, quarter inch to half inch ice in some of these big cities, dallas, ft. worth, little rock, memphis, nashville, gregg, says that beg story with all of the ice heading into monday. this storm is going to move into the mid-atlantic where we could see 6 to 27 inches of snow. d.c.

the kansas city public library says they have amassed 266 words just in case. this one could be a nail biter. the rematch between matthew rodgers and keith mochri is scheduled for 10:00 a.m. local time. best of luck in your quest for spelling superiority. you're all winners due to your ability to effectively take down the dictionary. rachel will be back monday. catch me tomorrow morning here accou at 8:00 a.m. a boeing 777 carrying 239 people lost contact early this afternoon east coast time. chinese and malaysian authorities have undertaken a search and rescue mission. there's more information to report, we will bring it to you all night right here on msnbc. thanks for watching. have a great night. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is adviced. . >> it's a housing unit with a reputation. >> yeah, it's a party. it's a party. >> it can get pretty wild here in g dorm. >> it's like a big sorority house with a bunch of friggin gay people in jail. . >> and g dorm is about to turn one new inmate's life upside down. >> i'm just scared. i'm just scared

that was basically -- those are the questions that i had tried to ask the fbi in kansas city. but, they declined to add any more details. all we know is they talked to him on the 20th and they contacted law enforcement agencies and military installations on the 27th, which was last friday. and alerts went out looking for this guy. >> and, of course, it's about one year anniversary or coming up on it on the boston marathon bombing. we are all particularly sensitive and vigilant as we approach that. i assume that the fbi likewise. januaryna, thank you. >> thanks. >> straight ahead, a stunner. malaysian government now admitting wrong information. the last words from the cockpit of flight 370 were not all right, good night. we're going to tell you what the government now says were the last words from that cockpit. i'll have the latest on the investigation coming up. plus, thousands of illegal immigrants with criminal convictions caught and then released. now, why would the government release criminals and not deport them? release them right into the yals united states. former cong

city, the mules have a five-point lead on west liberty. >> dan: as we have seen from central missouri, a lead isn't necessarily comfortable for them because they are not a great free-throw-shooting team. they missed 14 free throws in the second half in the semifinals against metro state. >> andrew: deck cannot complete the three-point play. >> dan: a must-score situation. >> andrew: dyer lost it, and a turnover by the hilltoppers. their 10th of the game. they don't milk the shot clock. deck puts up a quick shot and it goes to dyer. daylen robinson able to field that but it will stay with the hilltoppers. >> dan: driving into the lane, you have to be stronger with the basketball in this situation and the coaching staff of central missouri are asking dillon deck saying "you've got to recognize the situation on the clock. we did not need to shoot the ball that fast." >> andrew: west liberty a time out. hey there can i help you? shhhhhh (whispering) sorry hi, uh we need a new family plan. how about 10 gigs of data to share and unlimited talk and text. oh ten gigs sounds pretty good. yeah

here you can see 60 is already showing up in areas around kansas city. ford is today and near 50 degree temperatures. here the '50s getting up across a good part of the area. that might even be a little bit conservative. >> that keeps the arctic air from coming in. the jet will buckle. >> right on the nose of this you will get a low pressure to develop oftentimes. to call their watches back and saturday and sunday. by later next week and once it is back again in a big way. we'll have another warm spell coming in. what you're going to see as this will happen with greater frequency. seasonable late march afternoon temperatures today partly sunny skies highs approaching 50. tonight increasing cloudiness. several rain or sleet showers. low temperature of 30 tonight. tamara is partly sunny.tomorrow is partly sunny. >> we will turn south southwest. cloudy spells may be sprinkle or a small flurry in some spots. >> tonight at 9:00 at a special report coming up. looking back on this unusual winter. join us tonight. >> never more so than this year. we are all sick

the rate we're moving now, we will see places like detroit, new orleans, washington dc, philadelphia, kansas city, indianapolis, and many, many other cities where public schools become, if they still exist, they will be a dumping ground for the kids that the charter schools don't want. we will see the privatization of public education run rampant. >> but not everyone will grieve with you over the loss of public education. there are parents across the country who feel that public schools have let them and their children down. and they're looking for alternatives. they're not going to grieve with you. >> one of the points that i wanted to make strongly in this book is that american public education is not failing. it's not declining. it's not obsolete. >> contrary to the prevailing public mythology? >> absolutely. american public schools deal with immense problems. the biggest problem in our society today is that nearly 25% of our children live in poverty. and most of those kids will go to public schools and will bring all their problems through the door. and teachers will tell you they have k

in some cases over a foot in around kansas city. they have seen their share of winter weather and accumulating ice for parts of the arklatex across the tennessee river valley, obviously that is going to be a very difficult situation. we'll keep you posted. back to you, greg. >> janice dean, j.d., thanks so much. >> yep. >>> fox news alert. president obama speaking to russian president vladimir putin about the escalating situation in ukraine. we're going to have more details on that conversation in a few moments. the president also getting some major flak concerning the thin resumes of some of his picks for u.s. ambassadors. like this woman, who could be going from her job as a soap opera producer to ambassador to hungary. >>> and just weeks away from the white house's target of 7 million enrollees for president obama's signature health care plan, the senate majority leader says republicans are playing fast and loose with the facts. or is he? >> despite all that good news, there's plenty of horror stories being told. all of them are