link in a spiritual chain and that the parents have a duty to transmit faith to their children. we have much more straight ahead in the cnn newsroom. welcome let's start this hour. this hour we will hear from west virginia governor that has left hundreds of house ands of people without water. and former nba star dennis rodman gets ready to end their trip to north korea. and blown away, powerful winds knock down a condo complex.

in just 30 minutes, west virginia governor will give an update on the water emergency that has left his state with no clean water for three days. residents hope the governor will have answers about when water can be consumed again. >> the governor's office tells us chemical levels in the water are going down. that is very good news but they are also saying that it will likely take several days before they can lift this water ban. residents are eager for things to go back to normal. we went inside a chile's restaurant in downtown

charleston. it was very, very busy. we did talk to a woman who lives here in charleston about her concerns wups this waonce this lifted. i think it is going to take some time and i would wait and test myself. i can still smell it before i would trust that i can use it. >> even if they would lift the ban you would wait? >> i would weighty don't know a few days maybe to a week to actually consume it. >> it will will y take days to week for residents to feel comfortable about drinking the

water. >> smith sat next to rodman during the interview. today he said the trip put pressure on rodman. he said the north korean government did not pay him anything. he told them he did get compensated. one absolutely we were paid. it wasn't as much as the guys get paid when they do things with me or my group. >> how much was it? how much were you paid? >> let me finish answering the question? >> it is no different than the top ceo of the country. in answer to -- why should i mention? it is none of any one's business

how much we got paid. >> i think it gets to motive. why does it have to be why would a person go to north korea. and the first half of the interviewee talked about it. victor we are -- now we are talking about i think people are wondering who paid you. >> we answered the question about the birthday date and all of that. we are beyond that. i'm saying to you. why would anybody have an issue. when i say it is more than money and it wasn't about that, it was about the trip. i had an opportunity to go to a reclus country and we were

invited by the olympic committee and it assured our safe passage and i have no regrets at all. i spent most of my time with a sports minister there. we shiared a lot of stories abot sports and how they train and i believe i can't i don't know in the foreseeable future, but i believe there are going to be positive outcomes from this. >> so today, pope francis named 19 new cardinals. they are under the age of 80 which makes them eligible to elect the next pope. pope francis will unveil their

names in a meeting next month. >> the controversial auction has been criticized by wild life advocates. a dallas safari club went ahead with it. they say it will help save the threatened spees sees. >> a week from today iran will start getting rid of its uranium sto stockpile. the deal was first announced in november. in exchange sanctions against iran will be eased. we have made concrete progress. i welcome this step forward and we will now focus on the critical work of pursue iing a

comprehensive resolution that addresses our concerns over the iran's nuclear program. >> gates makes harsh judgements about congress and the obama administration. he talked to cbs. >> gates served 4.5 years under george w. bush and says he stayed on the job out of duty to the troops calling it the biggest honor of his life. he was critical of how president obama handled the war in afghanistan. >> republicans are questioning

why he didn't leave office, here is how he responded to that in the cbs interview. >> here i think you have to look at the entirety of the book and the fact that it deals with getting into wars and getting out of wars and frankly it seemed to me that with the experience and perspective of the working for 8 presidents and having been secretary for four and a half years, i didn't think that waiting until 2017 to weigh in on these issues and in a comprehensive and thoughtful way, made any sense. >> you will notice he is wearing a neck brace and that is due to a fractured vertebrae from a fall. the president and the white house called to ask how he was but didn't talk about the book.

there may be surprises about how he felt about it. he said that he didn't enjoy being secretary of defense but didn't like putting men and women in harm's way. that is what led him to decide to leave the job. here he is about that. >> it became very emotionally caught up with the troops and it got to the point where i couldn't speak to them or about them out choking up. and that was another reason why i thought it is time to go. >> but we'll be seeing a lot more of gates in the coming week or so as he talks more about the criticisms he leveled in the book. >> thank you so much. >> hurricane strength winds tore through parts of north carolina crashing to the ground coming up next update on those storms. farmer: hello, i'm an idaho potato farmer.

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vote on expanding the bridgegate probe into what some are calling a real disaster. the state investigation and his office as cnn's top aids could in the end bring him down. many of us expected i'm not a bully and yet it is that jersey tough guy style that has lunched him. >> next question. good. thank you. thank you all very much and i'm sorry for the idiot over there. >> it is none of your business. >> you know what let me tell you

this, you know what, it is people who raise their voices and yell and scream like you that are divide iing this count. >> according to the book double down about the 2012 campaign. governor christie has spent a good part of the focus group tested governor. we asked people in washington. you know i like his style he is

blunt and out there. he is different compared to other politicianed in his own party to be around bush. >> cahe has to stay in front of the scandal. he has to be engaged with the investigation. if he doesn't do that or if information comes out that he knew about the scandal, it is not over christie is over. >> cnn washington. legalized pot is becoming big business. i'll tell you how wall street is getting in on the action.

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>> sam burns from life according to sam has progeria which causes premature aging. he died on friday. last night he was supposed to be an honorary captain for the new england patriots. they held a moment of silence for him. >> kgo says at least 11 people have died so far from the flu. one hospital in the san jose area has set up areas to deal with the patients. on the heels of the legalization of marijuana in colorado there has been a shift in attitude to the overall legalization of pot. for the first time ever majority of americans now support legal

si sizing marijuana. how does support for legal marijuana stack up for other vices? >> marijuana is slowly closing in on tobacco. >> legalized recreational marijuana is already big business in colorado. some entrepreneurs have set up tours around denver. randy kay went along for the ride. >> look at those buds in the back. be still my heart. >> she is 72 years old a grandmother and loves to smoke pot. today is a dream come true. a cannibus tour. think napa valley wine tours.

we have more dispenries than starbuck's. >> tour members get vip access. first stop is the 3-d sdisspenr. >> what about joints? >> this is if you don't want to smoke the whole joint you can store it and it doesn't get smashed up. >> what is this called? >> i dube tube. >> barbara buys two joints the bud tender as the guys behind the counter is called explains. >> you will feel total relaxation in your body but still have a lot of clarity. >> that sounds good to you?

>> oh, yeah. >> time to hit the road again. >> america what a great country. >> i thought maybe somebody would like to smoke a joint with me. >> fire it up. >> when you found out there were tours like this what did you think? >> i couldn't wait to go on one. i just think it is a great idea. you know, rather than waste your money on bars get in this drive around denver see the sights and enjoy yourself in your own living room. barbara suffers from by polar disorder and says it helps a lot. a few more puffs and it is time to put this one away. >> there you go you cap it and put it out. and you don't wave ste it. >> they get to stop at four

disspenries and endless munchys and someone who tells them everything they need to know. attison moore owns this company. and can barely keep up with the demand even at $300 per person. in these tart parts people lik are called ganja-preneurs. >> we were built on silver, gold, oil and now on the green and it is really good. >> now with the second stop disspenry called star buds. this customer buys edibles. >> i can walk out of here without having any problems. >> it is a quick stop and back in the limo for more fun.

>> colorado rocky mountain high tour. >> that is good tasting. >> this tour includes a stop for lunch or dinner. >> you are demanding tacos. >> well, i could eat a taco or two i'm hungry. >> randy kay cnn denver. >> and another way to make money off the mayor wan na boom could be in the markets. alison looks at how stocks are doing on wall street. >> you may think of money, markets and mutual funds. companies that day ter to the industry are cashing in. as some people in colorado get high, investors in a different setting are getting high on pot stocks. colorado made recreational sales

legal on january 1st. >> i'm excited. i've been dreaming about this since i started smoking. >> and investors have been getting india, in droves. penny stocks hemp and grow life are blazing. market watchers warn buying in, isn't for the faint of heart. >> these srnt your classic long-term put them in your 401 k or kids 529 stocks. these are very, very risky. it reminds them about the end of prohibition. >> if you look at prohibition once roosevelt signed that it was over. the breweries never looked back.

companies were all around when the sale of alcohol was banned for almost 14 years in the 1920s and early 30s. if you owned a piece back then you probably have the beer you have now. but marijuana which is still illegal under federal law have a future on wall street? val dez is on the board of a marijuana retailer on washington state. i think it is going to be the biggest growth business over the next ten years. the national cannibus industry association says businesses in colorado made at least 5 million dollars in their first five days of sales. recreational pot will go on sale this year and they will allow medical cannibus shops to open.

it can all leave pot firms with a pretty penny if federal laws blow their way. >> bigger firms will need to start getting in and if blue chip companies become green chip companies you will start seeing stocks become more popular. with the gallop poll showing 2/3 of americans approve the legalization of recreational marijuana. and now oversees, another deadly day of violence in iraq. several car bombings and shootings, who is behind the attacks? [ male announcer ] this is the story

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least and another two dozen wounded. a gun n man attacked an army post. here is where it gets murky. the army responded by firing from a helicopter into that area. 8 people were killed 17 wounded. no statement from the army on that one. in ninive provinsarmy helicop r helicopters attacking three pick ups. five men described as al qaeda linked men were killed. a car bomb killed one person and wounded 11. one of them was killed and one severely wounded. two more bombs killed four and wounded 26. you can see this situation is

becoming dire. now in the place where the latest up tick in violence began, we are told it has been relatively quiet. where those al qaeda militants from the islamic state of iraq and syria tried to take over, they are in charge although both cities do have presence and were clashing with security forces. area of three small towns militants from the isis have been pretty much surrounded from the military there. there are civilians in those towns. they were concerned for their safety not clear what the military plans to do to end that stand off. it is not clear whether the prime minister will follow

through to take on the militants in fell lusia. some tribal leaders say his claim that this is a fight against al qaeda is a smoke screen. and allow further crack downs on the shia dominated government. they say this has been a long time coming and that the government has never followed through. in fact quite the opposite has happened. n now, everybody is hoping a compromise has happened to accomplish this. the deeper the divide gets, the greater the anger and mistrust

the harder it is going to be to have any kind of meaningful compromise. >> thank you so much. it was a military operation that went very wrong and navy s.e.a.l.s were supposed to confirm the presence of a senior taliban target in afghanistan. that went wrong when they ambushed the troops. only one of them survived and it is now a movie starring mark wahlberg. >> it must have been a difficult decision to let them make a movie. how close is it to what happened? >> i would say it is as close as you could get without having to kill some of these guys up on the mountain filming it. >> what do they think. from my understanding everything

was positive. >> one of the big questions that i have as somebody that covers the war in afghanistan, did the american people want to hear these stories? this movie is very, very compelling. >> they need to know about it and it is my job to get as many people into the theaters to see it as possible. i have never felt more strongly about something that i've been a part of. it is the first time that i've made a movie that was never about me. >> the battle that day almost a decade ago still cuts close to the bone today. >> one of the emotions i felt while watching the film was the hopelessness that day and the loss of life of the brave american men and i was torn

about the message of the film. in the same way that i think i am about the war in afghanistan itself. i don't want anymore senseless american death and at the same time i know there are people there that need help? >> was that intensional? >> hopelessness never came into it. where did you see that? there was never a point where we felt hopeless, we never gave up until we were actually dead. that never came across in the battle and while we were fig fighting on the mountain and it was us against them. >> all of these wonderful people who died, it seems senseless i don't mean to disrespect in anyway. it seemed senseless these wonderful people who were killed

for an on that went wrong. >> we spend our whole lives defending this country. we were doing what we were told was senseless and my guys died for nothing? >> no. >> that is what you said. >> yeah, it went bad for us. but that was our job. we went out there and did it. we weren't standing they were. we were lucky. i was lucky. and the rest of the guys, we fought as hard as we possibly could. this was the job we were going after a high value target, and it got switched on us. >> maybe it is the difference what a civilian feels when he watches this versus what i soldier does. >> i don't think his opinion is ever going to change that is his

job. >> i respect it. >> i understand. the more time i spent with marcus, the more i really start to understand who they are and what they do for united states. it is pretty amazing. >> and there is quite the buzz that whalberg could be up for a oscar nomination for the role. the movie took in $38.5 million over three days. the movie has racked up more than $300 million since it's release making it disney's second highest animated film after the lion king. hollywood kicks off award season tonight and then it is onto the oscars. who could be in the running for that golden statue tonight? and later on in the week we have that straight ahead. we are focusing attention on la

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shortly after the typhoon hit he pledged $1,000 for every point i scored. i made a $24,000 donation to unicef. he has been an ambassador for the organization for over a decade. a job he takes seriously. >> if i want to be a good ambassador i need to live it. he has taken several trips with the organization to communities in need. his focus on the most vulnerable the children. >> i get reminded that children are children and they love having attention and fun and playing and feeling cared for. mine was earned orbiting the moon in 1971.

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some bad news on a big night. that is a water pipe that has burst. you can see water spraying everywhere. even ryan seacrest has been covering the golden globes saying it could be bad for long gowns. michelle turner joins us live from the red carpet. it could be bad for the long gowns and the fabulous shoes. >> can you stand this? listen, ryan sea crest said it could be bad. i have a long gown but i'm

standing on the platform and not on the soaking red carpet and i hate to give away my secret. but this is me right now. i have my sneakers on right now. and then i put on the heels. i'm a smart girl. >> you are prepared. if you look here. this is actually where part of the water main break happened. it looks like crisis averted. the red carpet will be okay. hopefully they have platform heels on. >> there is really good races that will happen tonight. you want to hear about the fierce races tonight. in the best actor in a movesly category.

there are a couple of front-runners. >> i will tell you wash out for a couple of first time nominees, i'm talking about robert redford in "all is lost". first ever nomination and matthew mcconaughey. they call the best party in town. it should be a fun night. >> it is going to be fun with that little champagne flowing.

>> why not, all right. enjoy and we'll be watching your special which starts in 9 minutes from now. many say the golden globes offer a predict of who may take home an oscar. let's talk now fast forward and think about the week. for tonight, let's instead think about what may be a good contender for the oscars. 12 years of slave, gravity, american hustle, what do you live? >> they like 12 years of slave. >> probably going to lead the pack with the most nominations but so did "lincoln" last year.

gravity seems to have the early lead but american hustle is coming on strong. >> and then your predictions for best actor. i think it is going to be matthew mcconaughey. he hasrefined himself from surfer dude. leo -- >> that is the deal the campaigning? >> like the globes for example, robert redford didn't do a press conference for the globes. it is all a race. >> okay so who is leading the race in the category for the best actress? >> it is all about cate blanchett. she has one all the precursor

awards for "blue jasmin". as sally field reminded us, when they like you, they really really like you. emma thompson for saving mr. banks. and the question is wilmer rill streep get snubbed? >> herman te man tell is very f. i'm sure she wouldn't mind sharing that. >> we'll have more straight ahead after that. uys! sorry we're late. did you run into traffic? no, just had to stop by the house to grab a few things. you stopped by the house? uh-huh. yea. alright, whenever you get your stuff, run upstairs, get cleaned up for dinner. you leave the house in good shape? yea. yea, of course. ♪ [ sportscaster talking on tv ] last-second field go-- yea, sure ya did. [ male announcer ] introducing at&t digital life. personalized home security and automation.

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it is a big week for apple. the company will begin selling it's iphone 5 s and c in china this week. it opens apple up to 700 million customers but the gadget maker isn't a market leader in china. still, analysts expect apple to get a 20% sales bump this year because of the release. retail sales numbers from december are coming out. the holiday season is expected

to have been solid for many stores. also out this week reports on home construction manufacturing and consumer sentiment. remember this guy? he is about to be a free man. former ceo of tyco is be to be released from prison on friday. he once spent $6,000 on a shower curtain. that is what is coming up on wall street. >> thank you. >> a major event in the motor city kicks off our week ahead. it is the detroit auto show. top executives show off the new models to journalists. nearly a million people are expected to attend. on tuesday new jersey governor

delivers his state of the state address. it comes after he deny ied the bridge scandal that rocked the nation. phil robertson was suspended for his comments, it has since been lifted. on thursday the 2014 oscar nominations are announced. the awards ceremony airs march 2nd. and another highly anticipated announcement on friday. president obama reveals his plan s for the nsa program. >> that is going to do it for me.

>> woo a we are in the club. >> test after test but still no safe water for west virginia residents. the governor is holding a press conference for new details. after the 7500 gallons of a chemical used to clean coal leaked and was discovered in the water supply. cnn's