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>> definitely, contessa. when you listen to all the transmissions, the chatter from the air traffic controllers and pilots you can tell there is that moment of confusion just before the accident. what is happening now at jfk, two faa investigators are on the ground here doing a damage assessment. they're looking at the air bus 380, the largest passenger aircraft and then they're also looking at the regional jet to determine who is at fault. after that, they'll interview the pilots and the crew and the air traffic controls. they'll take all that information and they'll pass along to t...

David gregory and an interview with paul ryan. if it's sunday, it's "meet the press." a washington state woman has been sentenced after claiming she was the victim of an asid attack and admitting her story was a hoax. bethany storo appeared wear a clear mask on her face. she admitted she lied to police when she said an unknown african-american woman threw the acid on her. she said she threw the acid on herself. >> i am totally sorry for my hurtful actions. words can never express how emotional i feel to those who have generously given of their money, time and concern. >> the judge ordered he...

Hersh, a transient who had asked for money from the synagogue. they describe him as extremely dangerous. no one was injured, but that bomb sent a large chunk of concrete crashing through the roof of a nearby house. saturday is shaping up to be a day of record warmth for some parts of the country. some other areas not so lucky. let's get the details now from meteorologist bill karins. good morning, bill. >> good saturday to you, alex. for those suffering with a cold, dreary spring, it is time to warm it up. yesterday was ridiculous. look how chilly it was. all of the west coast was in the 50s...

i'm alex witt. welcome to msnbc saturday. we're hearing new word from president obama this morning after a last minute deal in congress kept the government from shutting down. now, here is how it all played out. just after midnight, the house followed the senate in approving a six-day stopgap measure to keep the government funded. the bill cuts nearly $38 billion in federal spending. once the final version is approved, as expected, it will keep washington running for the rest of the year. compromise came after the gop dropped a contentious provision to strip federal funds from planne...

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