asiana crash in san francisco to check the door pins and the fasteners for the emergency slides. things can just the plane just comes apart in that. two other points. i hear people saying, well, it had to be something big, but isn t that actually a little untrue that a small problem can become a big problem very quickly at that altitude? right. in any accident, it s always is series of things. in tw 800 it was the wiring in the fuel tank. what happens is little things unravel. like in air france, they were losing their airspeed, they weren t paying attention and they had a stall and literally fell out of the sky. a small wiring problem can cause an arcing and an explosion.
the best kept secret for the man known for spilling his secrets, his location. edward snowden charged with espionage is the target of this worldwide manhunt that crosses hemispheres, tangled diplomatic ties. as the u.s. is search r for him he is seeking asylum. look at this map with me to see where he s been thus far. first he left hawaii for hong kong reportedly back on may 20th. yesterday took this flight to moscow according to russian officials. and he was able to leave hong kong reportedly by using refugee papers issued by ecuador, which may turn out to be his final destination. maybe. where is he now? we don t know. snowden may have missed an earlier flight to cuba. but it s not 100% clear he even got on the plane. a cnn photographer on board not able to spot him in the cabin. that doesn t mean he isn t onboard somewhere else on this plane. here s what we do know. we know from ecuador s foreign minister that snowden has applied for asylum there.
smacks up up aside the head a few times. you become a better, more strong person in the world because of it. that is why he feels he is professionally where he is, personally, as i said, he s getting married to the mother of his two young sons, high school sweetheart. good to be lebron james right thousand. turns out he s just like the rest of us. who knew you could say that about lebron. just like the rest of us. listen to you, rachel nichols. let me ask you, though, just because he brought up number 23, when you do the math, i was reading an article in one of the papers this morning. when you stack up the mvps, the rings, the finals, et cetera. at age 27 wh8 when you do the k james versus is comparison he s already surpassed michael jordan. here s the reason why lebron james is talking about staying off social media during the playoffs. because his career isn t even finished yet. all those articles and all of those twitter comments are happening in realtime with him. such a stran
he s got a very street smart philly guy lawyer, jack mcmahon is his name. he s a former prosecutor. and gosnell who i once sued successfully, it will be interesting if he takes the stand because on a personal level, and believe me, i m not defending him nor his conduct, but he will not come across as the frankenstein that all of this evidence suggests. well, that doesn t mean he isn t. let me ask you this about we ve argued this. we re pro-choice in many ways. in fact, we talk about it here a lot in that vein. you have states where they really shut down on opportunity for a woman to have a real choice. she has to drive to another state. a young girl has to drive to another state. let me get back to elyse. here we have a case where states like the dakotas or places where it s really hard to get a clinic. and here you have a clinic operating like whatever. without getting into, you know, incriminating it, but it seems terrible. so we have states that are too sloppy, that don t regula
successfully, it will be interesting if he takes the stand because on a personal level, and believe me, i m not defending him nor his conduct, but he will not come across as the frankenstein that all of this evidence suggests. well, that doesn t mean he isn t. let me ask you this about we ve argued this. we re pro-choice in many ways. in fact, we talk a lot about it in that vain. you have states where they really shut down on opportunity for a woman to have a real choice. she has to drive to another state. a young girl has to drive to another state. here we have a case where states like the dakotas or places where it s really hard to get a clinic. and here you have a clinic operating like whatever. without getting into, you know, incriminating it, but it seems terrible. so we have states that are too sloppy that don t regulate at all then we have states that regulate to death. yeah, i think isn t that true? it looks like it. i agree with michael, this is not a problem of re