roxanne here has been strongly critical. we visited several embassies outside of which there were protesters including the us embassy the russian embassy the british embassy and the protesters basically sharing the same message saying they don't want blood still the dough one four and they don't want to see russian troops here now. i said of god. convey that there is a stark contrast between what is happening in crimea which is south west of the southern peninsula that sticks out of ukraine what's happening here in the north in kiev. there isn't really an indication here are a fear among many people that tomorrow russian tanks are going to roll into the capital but there is a sort of awareness of what is happening a concern because many people are seeing it on their images on tv here and signals are forcing many people consider it a threat to ukrainian sovereignty ukrainian national territorial integrity. at least one person at those protests who is a russian born hold russian passports it is ukrainian and voted for the conn

. >> thank you roxann. >>> responding to oil sightings off the shore of 240 miles southwest from where the spill originated. tar balances off the nearby beaches. -- tar balls off the nearby beaches. >>> the dow has been up most of the session, up 143 points. the s&p 500 and nasdaq on board to finish up. janet yellen says, weakness still remains in both the economy and the job market. >> in some ways, the job market is tougher now than in any recession. the numbers of people who have been trying to find work for more than six months, or more than a year, are much higher today than they ever were since records began, decades ago. >> the supreme court hearing arguments today on what is seen as a watershed case on the future of patents. the justices are be asked to determine what -- are being asked to determine what software can give protection. today's comments from the justices suggest they make it tougher for firms to get any patents. and in another patent case, blackberry wins. seacrest, inundate a-- >> insurgent attacks, tens of thousands of nigerians fleeing to niger. mohamed ado rep

roxanne is here to tell us how this day came about. where you can find the happiest people on earth, right, roxanne that? >> 20 get governments more on making their people happen, but different people and cultures have different definition. the latest report submitted to the u.n. faces happiness on factors like income and health. that's not too surprising. or having someone top count on. also, the level of corruption, people see in their societies. generosity is another big factor that means how much you donate to charity. these are the five halviest in the world. might be cold no those countries but one told me people there are happy with the social welfare they get. trailing a few spots behind, the u.s. at number 17, we are right after mexico and a bit happier than the irish. and then there are the saddest places to live in the world, they are all in africa, rwanda, central african republic, and toeing go. why does it matter if we are happy? regger says happy people live longer are more productive and make better citizens. despite ec

roxann. >> this means that walt disney company is not going to give grants to local groups and packs. the symbolic treatment, last years the scouts allowed gay girls and boys to join but that wasn't enough for disney. a spokesman for the scouts say we believe everyone deserves to be a part of the scout experience, i spoke to a former scout leader who says she was ousted because she was gay. she hopes this sends a special message to the scouts. >> i hate to see the boys suffer financially. unfortunately these kind of things need to happen to make the boy scouts realize that eventually they have to realize that the world is moving forward. and they are not moving forward. they are going to eliminate their importance in society. >> i interviewed another scout leader who said he was kicked out because he is is gay. he hopes the scouts will allow gay leaders in soon. but tony, he is putting too much pressure just now after they just let gay girls and boys join. >> have any other organizations followed in disney's foot tips since the -- footsteps before they announced this policy change? >>

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here she is, the lady roxanne that. to tell us how this whole day came about, and where we can find the happiest people on earth. >> yes, tony. this i will be telling you that. b be different people and cultures have different definitions of happiness. the latest report based happiness on factors like income and health. but researchers found it depends more on social support, and also the level of corruption people see in their society. they are all in europe. denmark, norway, switzerland, and sweden, it may be cold in those countries but one return tolder me people there are told me with the social welfare they get. trailing a few behind, the u.s., as number 17. rwanda, they are all in the central africa. why does it matter if we are happy, happy people live longer, are more productive, and make better choices. the world is actually becoming a slightly better happier place. >> a happier place. >> so another reason to smile. >> to be happy today. okay, so africa -- so much more room to grow to be happy. >> a great way t

roxanne ray says it's working and kids look forward to their saturday class. >> they love to learn. they love to be engaged. they love to be constantly learning new things and exploring new environments. and i don't think that adults give them enough credit for that. >> later this year, the students will explore the california academy of seasons and the exploratorium both in san francisco. >>> and someone? silicon valley -- someone in silicon valley say someone has a 201 millyour dollar policy is more than -- million dollar policy has more than doubled. he or so is a billionaire. the firm says it's actual 24 policies underwritten by 19 different insurers. there's no word on the exact amount of annual premiums, but it is said to be in the single millions. >>> megamillions have another big jackpot. the prize has joan to $400 million -- grown to $400 million. the rules changed by lowering the odds of winning with the top prize. >>> and people gathered for a flash mob in hopes to see prince. they danced to prince's songs outside the fox theater where the 80s icon is playing tonight. it

roxanne diroxana has been lookie ads, and it's amaze how fast things have changed. >> these ads are on major cable networks. they started to air in new jersey. these are areas where medical marijuana are legal. it links patients with doctors who prescribe medical marijuana. >> yo, you want sushi? i got sushi. i got the best sushi. >> this area is dry. you know that, i know that ain't nobody selling but me. i got tuna, salmon, i got the finest sashimi this area has seen in years. i need you, you need me. let's make this work. i got everything. even california rolls, baby. >> reporter: you wouldn't buy your sushi from this guy. why would you buy your marijuana from him? >> critics say the ad will convince more people to use marijuana. it's all part of of an unfortunate example of a business-like cable provider willing to make money from folks that really are advertising addiction. >> comcast told me that they're struggling with something new. a spokeswoman said isn't it jarring when you see a new commercial like when you first saw viagra on air. that's where we'r why we're aire it's lega