shave before the state of the union. i didn't want her to lose money. also if you have seen cody's beard, you know i have a daily reminder of the insufficiency of my effort. the decided the time 4 come to shave. >> a good decision by jay carney. i recommended he lose his beard the other day as well. listen to me. he made a good decision. thanks very much for watching. see you at 5:00 eastern. newsroom continues right now with brooke baldwin. >> wolf, thank you. i'm brooke baldwin. thanks if are joining me here. i want to begin with a killer out of san diego and a murder mystery that has deepened. take a look at this young woman. her name is elona flint seen with salvatore belvedere shot to

death christmas eve after he picked her up from work at a mall. they looked for her fiance and sal's big brother to him the worst had happened to the two people he loved most, but he couldn't be found. he had disappeared and that led to rumors of a possible love triangle and jealous rage. a passer smelled anodor emanating from a car. they confirmed it is the body of gianni belvedere. casey, a news conference has just wrapped. what did police reveal? >> the police released more information about a person of interest. a person they called a suspicious male who was seen the night of the first two killings very near this scene. here's the description of this person of interest. >> the person of interest we are

looking for is an unknown race male, 5'10" to 6 feet tall. they have unique white bands around the sleeves in the bicep area. that male is wearing tan want pants and tennis shoes. they are believed to be in the mission center mall on december 23rd and again at the mission valley center mall around 12:15 p.m. a.m., rather. >> as you mentioned, more than three weeks later, the body of gianni was found in a fast food parking lot in riverside, california. the coroner conducted an autopsy on the body this week. autopsy results, the report not

finalized yet. all police will say at this time is that gianni is also the victim of a homicide. >> thank you. winter's arctic grip is holding parts of the country hostage. this is texas. an ice storm and hard freeze blanketing houston, austin, san antonio and nearly a half inch of ice in areas and in the midwest and the east, the cold continues to chill people to the bone. high temperatures still in the neighborhood of 20 or 25 degrees below zero. we will be hovering around that area throughout weekend. the west rema mains hot and dry. if all goes according to planned, pope francis could be coming to the united states next year. the vatican sources said he spends to visit in september of 2015. it would be the first visit to the u.s. for the hope and the first papal visit since benedict in 2008.

this is a big, big news. i'm going to ask you a question. you just have to guess. where do you think he will go. >> the odds on favorite is philadelphia in 2015. philadelphia will host the world meeting of families. that's a big gathering that happens every three years. since i have been sitting here, i got a response from the archdiocese. let me read you this quickly. we are planning as if pope francis will be with us and have no indication that he will not attend. that's about as close as confirmation that you can get. this is a long way away. the vatican has not announced this trip. the pope indicated he wants to come to the u.s. in september. in the this is likely where he will head. it is worth noting that the assembly is every year in september. you could see he made two stops in 2015 in philadelphia and new york city for the un general

assembly. >> we talked about the buzz he created. can you imagine that? >> 3.7 million people showed up for that. you can imagine what it would be like here. >> we heard recently the president will be at the vatican with the pope. the date was march 27th. do we have an idea what they will talk about? >> the white house indicated that president obama is interested in talking to the pope about poverty and income ine kwagity. those are two sim pat coe issues for them there. a number of other of things to talk about, the families and religious protections for communities and lots of social issues which i suspect will come up as well. >> get your hat in the ring for covering the pope in 2015. i'm sure we all will. thank you so much. >> now to some breaking information about justin bieber's dui arrest 24 hours

after he was arrested. the wee hours in miami beach, his breathalyzer test was under the legal limit. that's what we are now learning, but because he is under 21, his blood alcohol level could not be over .02. he took not just one, but two breathalyzer tests. also more information here about the night the pop star landed in south florida on monday. this trio of florida police officers was escorted him around town allegedly to a strip club have been suspended with pay. the officers are from the opa locka police department and that escort is unauthorized according to city officials who talked to cnn. an investigation is under way about everything here. wieber's where knows remain unknown as he was leaving miami-dade jail on that bond. what his high profile attorney

calls a standard bond. black said prosecutors did not ask for higher bail because of bieber's celebrity. then this. cnn obtained video of bieber's arrest captured on cell phone and posted on instagram. >> oh, my god. justin got pulled over. >> drugs, booze, fast cars, alleged street escorts to see strippers. one of the question, where are the parents here. his mom, patty, has not spoken out about this. some reports indicate his father was there when he was arrested. he is an adult, keep in mind. in the eyes of the law, he is 19, but under the age of 21. digital correspondent kelly wallace joins me from new york. first of all for the parents, we heard the girls squealing, there many justin bieber fans out

there. how do parents explain what's happening to their kids? >> there a ton of them out there. this was the question. we asked a lot of moms and dads about this. a lot of them say number one, this is sort of a conversation starter. an opportunity to talk to kids about drinking and drugs and about doing both behind the wheel and appropriate behavior for teenagers. if they have a friend in the same trouble, what to do. there is also that question of sometimes i think we think that if our girls and boys idolize someone like justin bieber, they think they can do everything that justin bieber does. many people i talkeded to said we need to give our teens more credit than that. they can look at him and like his music and voice, but they can recognize he is not the model of good behavior. >> not at the moment at all. to justin bieber's parents themselves, i remember interviewing the mother. she raised him more or less as a single mother and here are the reports about the dad being

there as they were drag racing. the word that am cans to my mind is enibler. >> this was a big question as i was talking to people. we are not in the home. we don't know what kind of parenting is going on behind the scenes, but it raises questions and also if you are a child star and if you feel your family is really benefiting and needing you to continue to be that star, there is a concern about that. again, also you raise the point, he is 19. one therapist i talked to said he is 19. he makes millions and millions of dollars. he can move out and buy all the houses he wants. how much parental control could parents really have? that is another question out there. >> thank you. coming up next hour, we will be talking to former child star who has experience with a number of issues, mckenzie phillips who will join me next hour. do not miss the conversation. rolexes, clothes, the former

governor of virginia accused of accepting illegal gifts and this. he rejected a plea deal that would have saved his wife. in arizona, giving inmates bread and water. hear what he said they did in their cells. the state department warning american athletes, don't wear team usa gear outside of russia's ring of steel. this as we are two weeks away from the winter olympic games. that's next. i have low testosterone. there, i said it.

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. >> the winter olympics two weeks away. today we are talking about terror. the u.s. state department telling our american athletes to go easy on the american guard and a wade wearing team usa gear. mom of an olympic skater telling about the measures for athletes there. >> he said he is concerned. he's got concerns, but never said no, i you should stay home. they are cocooned in with the olympic village and security.

for lack of a better word, body guards. they have people watching their backs. >> back to the athletes. how safe are american tourists? the search continues on the ring of steel. many seem to have faith in this area. mid-romney who presided over the winter olympics in salt lake city is one example. >> would you go to sochi? >> the answer is yes. i believe the games are safe. that doesn't mean there is a 100% guarantee, but this is a dangerous corner of the world. the threats suggest that this is going to be an area that could be targeted and therefore there is a degree of risk associated with life today in a world where terrorism exists. >> here at cnn international

anchor and correspondent. we know about the memo for the team usa athletes. what about tourists or a mother of an athlete? >> the state department issued a warning to ordinary americans going to sochi to be on the look out. there is not a specific thread against americans, but if you are there, it would be smart not to stand out and wear a baseball cap with an american flag on the front. it's just basic security. basic precautions in a part of the world and mitt romney said it, it is sometimes dangerous and especially the olympic games in russia where you have insurgencies being wamged. it would be smart not to stand out. it's not just russia, but the it is east and parts of africa where americans are not popular. >> they keep talking about the

black widows focusing on the women. do we have an update on the search in. >> they are out there with the black widows. we saw the flyers handed out to other venues in sochi for people to be on the look out. this is all part of a wider fear and concern. we saw e-mail threats that were hoaxes and people have to take those seriously because of the concern for these insurgent and terrorist attacks. the black widows are out on the loose and the question is for the united states. one are they getting cooperation from the russian authorities. an official told reuters a few days ago, no, we are not. if there is, worst case scenario, there is an attack, how do you intervene and evacuate? all are contingency plans being thought of two weeks ahead of the games. >> just two weeks? >> no, now is two weeks ahead,

but it has been in the works. we have known sochi for a while. part of the reason that people are concerned, the state department is saying especially gay americans. you have the anti-propaganda laws as they are calling them. not to propagate gay propaganda. anybody advocating for equal rights for gays and straights in russia can be targeted. that can be something to keep in mind. >> two ways to go. thank you very much. >> coming up, jamie diamond got kwiz a raise this year. a whopping 74%. the bank paying millions in fines were asking the question why. former virginia governor bob donald and his wife pleading not guilty. they value at least $140,000. how do authorities say this whole thing began? we are learning it could have started with a single dress. more on that right after this. [ male announcer ] the new new york is open.

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first up, another ugly day on wall street. take a look at that. the dow down in the triple-digits that could be the worst week in 18 months. the big reasons, weak earnings here at home and slow downs overseas. jpmorgan chase didn't have that great of a year, but the ceo is being richly rewarded anyway in a government filing. top executive jamie diamond will get $18.5 million in stock as his bonus. they had to pay billions in fines or pose the raise. he was the highest paid in 2011 before a huge trading loss led to a pay cut. in the case of one arizona county bread and water is not just a prison cliche. the well-known sheriff there is punishing 38 inmates by feeding them only bread and water for

seven days. their offense? he said the prisoners defaced the american flag which was placed in their cells as part of his push to bring more patriotism into the county jail. procter & gamble, listen to this one. they blame movember for shaving its profits. they expel they have raised $433 million to help fight prostate cancer and a bright side for p and g, man scaping could be growth. they use one raise for for their face and you can use your imagine for the rest there. a rising star was arraigned in federal court. prosecutors charge the former governor that he was on the tape. they say his wife maureen also took illegal gifts and she like

her husband pleaded not guilty. there seems to be when you read into this, a lot of innuendo that maureen donald was enjoying living large and led her husband down the primrose path. you need to know this. even though they were holding hands this morning, they hired secret lawyers. before we chat, let me pull up an e-mail that seems to have everyone in the puntit world crowing. maureen mcdonnell said this. bob is screaming about the thousands i'm charging in credit card debt. we are broke. we have an unconscionable amount in credit card debt and this inaugural is killing us. that's where this whole thing started. maureen donnell needed a dress for the inauguration and reached out to a wealthy donor for help. from what you have seen of this indictment, is it unfair to

suggestion that this wife was her husband's undoing? >> i don't think that that is an unfair inference. i read this 43-page indictment and it is full of all these kinds of details. what is interesting to me the gifts made by the governor's wife and not necessarily by the governor. that is going to be important because we know she was not a government official. she was not the governor. she was the governor's wife. if the defense and we know that they have two defense attorneys, but if the defense in this is mrs. mcdonnell did a lot of these things and her husband didn't know anything about it, i think that's a pretty significant defense that would resonate with the jury. how many husbands on that jury are are not going to say i don't know what my wife buys.

my husband doesn't know everything i buy. >> let's keep it that way. >> let's say that more evidence against maureen donnell, the former first lady. the prosecutor. would it not be tempted here. try to nail the former governor since as a prosecutor, that's where you make it. right? >> that's not going to work in this case. they are a married couple. married couples can't be compelled to testify and their communications during the marriage are protected as well. i have to tell you, my understanding is that he reflected a plea offer to do exactly. and no charges against his wife because they think they have a good chance of beating this and looking at it even though this is in virginia, a place where i have some ties and connections or had some. it's a very good prosecutor's office, but this is not going to

be an easy case. >> sunny hostin. thank you very much. coming up, the gop is making an historic move announcing they will hold the republican national convention in june. why? coming up next, one of my favorite interviews of the day. one of the few people who is not afraid. come on out here. he tells it like it is. charles barkley. we will talk about everything. about richard sherman and the debate over the word thug. and video i'm sorry my friend. it's fun. don't miss this. charles barkley in studio 7. okay. let's train like it's race day. what's up ted?

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just about the bottom of the hour. you are watching cnn. i'm brooke baldwin. this is the guy who helped his team get into the super bowl. we have been talking about the 49ers. he made it into the game sunday and he went ballistic. i know you have seen this. >> don't you ever talk about me. >> who was talking about you. >> don't you open your mouth about the best. i will shut it for you real quick. >> i want you to watch the end of the game more time. making a great play against michael crab tree. you may have heard the two kind of have this history and i want

you to watch as richard sherman is about to run over to crab tree. here they were. sherman offered his hand. you can see it that way. saying nice game. michael crab tree blew him off and sherman went off a matter of seconds later. he said today his client stands to make a lot more money in endorsements and tonight cnn's rachel nichols unveiled her interview with sherman. we saw a piece of it earlier this week. good teams. >> thank you very much. as you said, the agent told cnn that richard's endorsement opportunities increased since this all happened. in fact, he said his client who by the way is a fifth round pick and defensive player. not they the kinds of people

with five million this off season. interesting to is sit down and catch the wave of reaction to him. there was a huge backlash against him after the outburst. there was a backlash against the backlash and making a point and saying how much they supported sherman. i was able to sit down and talk to him not only about the differing reactions, but how quickly race started to enter into it. some people throwing at him racial slurs and use of the n word and also that racial language as he put it, trying to put him in his place. he had a lot of smart things to say about that. take a listen. >> i think it used to be the n word. now they are using thug instead of the n word. as a more accepted way of saying it. it's sad. what was thug about what i did? i said something about guy, about a football game.

i didn't go talking about him like fighting the guy. i'm going to go blow his car up or anything like that. >> you can see the stanford education. talking about this and a lot of subjects. also just his journey. he started out in comp and went to stanford and made it in the nfl. it's really fascinating. >> the full interview with richard sherman as sit down with him one on one. talking about going the nba commissioner. 10:30 p.m. eastern. rachel nichols, as always, a pleasure. do you need an introduction. the legendary charles barkley. nice to see you. fresh off a plane. thank you for coming by. talking about richard sherman, so many times we watch the

post-game and the guys say great game did you think it was refreshing hearing a guy really speak his mind? >> that doesn't bother me at all. i thought it was in the heat of the moment. he said something earlier this week about he was glad he had a microphone on. that changed the dynamic of the relationship. that is going to make you mad. >> he wasn't going to shake his hand. he said good game in a different way. you think he meant that? >> you saw it on the tape. good game. good game and held his handout. that to me is i think people overreacted. it bothered me for the simple fact that a guy can go from class and go to stanford working on his masters and the 15 sound byte. people can get like that.

it's a learning lesson. you people they want to you stay in your place. it's like we like you as a player and you are all right, but i like the other things you said about when people throw the term around, thug, calling and him monkey and thing, that's pseudothe n word. >> we heard he said that is pseudo for the n word. >> of course it is. every black person knows that. a couple of people used that as a slur, but people also do say street things. >> think of tupac in the 90s, saying thug was cool. what changed? >> we have this great debate. i ooze the n word. we are not going to stop using it. i don't care what anybody says. we are going to use it. i know the difference when my

friends use it and somebody is trying to insult me. it's fascinating when we go back to no disrespect to pauley deen, people used the n word and they turn it on us. we know what it means towards each other. >> do you say thug? >> not really. not really. i'm not sure the context i would use it in. they use those terms and that's what they mean. >> what about the fact that there a lot of young kid who is want to be charles barkley and richard sherman and see what this outburst on the field did and it may change their perception of them. they said it was wrong and he reminded me of this chip of you 20 years ago.

>> i am not a role model. i'm not paid to be a role model. i'm paid to wreak havoc on the basketball court. parents should be role models. just because i dunk a basketball, doesn't mean i should raise your kids. >> all of the years later, do you stand by that? >> of course i do. the greatest thing i have done in my life. for some reason, i saw terrence on your show the other day and he doesn't have a clue what my commercial is. the only guy that got criticized are going kids to listen to their parents. that's how you know a lot of the parents are full of it. the reason i made the commercial. i knew it was going to start and i stick by that. for some reason, we got these black kids that are brainwashed. they told us we can only play

sports and be rappers. we can be doctors and lawyers and engineers and policemen. our only role models don't have to be jocks and entertainer. we famous black celebrities make so much money for the system, they pump us up and then when we screw up, they crucify us. i want these young black kids to know they don't have to be jay z or charles barkley or richard sherman. he went to stanford. they may not play in the nfl, but i want all of them to be like richard sherman. i am not sure i am smart enough to drive by stanfort. that's the reason i made the commercial. all our role models don't have to be jocks and entertainmenters. that's why i made it. i saw that and terrence doesn't have a clue. >> this is a long time sports california um nift. >> to a certain degree.

if your rids have success like me, you should be counting your blessings. i know i'm successful and so is richard sherman. not because he's a great football player. he seems like a good kid. >> stay with me. i'm not finished with you. i would love to talk celebrity culture and tempation. david stern is out with a question about the nba and a video you have to see, next. i bo

i want to continue. a fascinating conversation with you, charles barkley. let me pick up with celebrity culture. you lived the ups and downs. this week, the last 24 hours, have been inundated with the justin bieber news. knowing what you know now as a more mature self, what would you tell the charles barkley of 22, 23, 24. ? >> it's different now with the social media and cell phones. everything is out there now. everything is out there. guys try to break stories on celebrity and whether they are true or not rveths, it doesn't matter. everybody is making money. you are making money too now, don't get me wrong. everybody is making money. let's take justin bieber. he sells a lot of roars and they make money, he makes money.

when he does something like in miami, they make money also. fame is a very interesting thing. it's a big money maker for everyone. >> have you ever hated it? >> no because i think the pros outweigh the cons. when you grow up poor in alabama with a single mom and grandmother and two younger brothers, i didn't know what it entailed. my life has been amazing. i don't take anything personally. no social media. i don't worry about what everybody said. i will not do twitter and i don't do facebook and instagram and any of that stuff. i will never do it. i don't feel the need. the thing that has been more interesting, it doesn't matter what you say. half the people agree and half the people disagree. it's like you are a politician and a democrat. you can't make everybody happy.

one thing about the lime light is about being homecoming queen. all the ugly girls hate you. people dislike you for no reason. you don't have to give a reason. >> they hate you because they want to hate you. >> when i was in high school, me and my friends didn't like the smart kids. we didn't realize it's not their fault they are smart and doing well. it was our fault for not doing better. we were not jealous at the time. you are not sure what you word is. we don't like them because they have been chipper every day. i'm older now and it was not their fault we were not doing better. you don't be jealous of other people's accomplishments. that's the way it is in the lime light. people are going to take shots at you and i choose to not ever look at my computer and what everyone is saying. >> some are guilty themselves. you are not on social media.

they give the gifts on the platforms and that's fodder for everyone talking. let me switch gears because i want to talk basketball. we know david stern and the nba commissioner is almost finished. i'm curious would you want the job? >> no. i don't ever want a real job. i will be in a couple of weeks. i never had a real job. let me say this about commissioner stern. i faced his wrath five or six times for doing stupid stuff. he's an amazing man. he came into the nba the same year together. as he leaves 30 years later, the average salary is $5.5 million. we are a global game. we have hundreds and hundreds of countries. he has done a remarkable job. to look in the 80s, they looked at the pseudo, a bunch of thugs doing drugs and blah blah blah. they started the ripple effect

and michael jordan took it to a new level. you have kobe and lebron and those guys. what he has done, like i said, they take the average salary of 400 players in the nba. you take the average salary from $250 thousand thousand to 5.5 million is remarkable. >> the one thing if change it, what would it be? >> for kids to stay in college longer. i think we bring a lot of guys who were not mentally or physically ready. college is a good time and it's not always just about the money. i don't hate on people for wanting money, god bless them. we are not putting a good product out there. the nba is not where i want to be. i'm a fan first and foremost. >> have you seen the reports. my own alma mater. specifically reading at a

remedial level in college. >> brooke, that's the thing. listen, i'm not going to hate on basketball. basketball has given me everything in my life. we have a system in place. we have a lot of young kids making billions and billions of dollars for the people up top. they are not getting educated. that's what i talk about. i don't want them thinking they are going to be charles barkley. the schools have not done a good job. >> what are about the teachers and the parents? >> listen, i tell the parents are the role models. i'm glad you showed the whole thing. most people said i'm not a role model. >> we are seeing it. come on. >> i told the kids, listen to your parents. your parents are the most influential people in your life. they are under tremendous stress to win, make money and win. you can graduate all your

players. if don't win, you are going to get fired. it's the unique dynamic and the bottom line is these colleges have to do a better job educating the players. less than one% is going to play. i'm not worried about that 1%. i'm worried about the 99%. >> this is getting deep. >> i like deep. >> before we go, just for fun, roll the video. >> oh, my goodness. >> what? charles, what is that? >> i got -- >> play it again. pause, pause, pause, and wait. boom! >> i don't know what's worse. my golf swing or how fat i was back then. >> where did you learn that? >> it's not learned. it's a subliminal screw up basically. it's a subliminal screw up.

i love playing golf though. >> this is my -- my form post swing. i'm not great. this is the biggest difet ever. i took a chunk out of the grass. >> as long as you play golf, people know i play golf and fish a lot. those are the places i can get peace and quiet. i love fishing and golfing. i don't worry about sucking at gulf. >> there bigger things. bronches ones or seahawks? >> i haven't decided. i'm going to bet on the game, but i haven't decided. broncos started off as an underdog and now they are a 2 1/2 point favorite. i will study how everything goes. i haven't made a decision. >> you are betting on the game? >> what do you think football is for? >> how much does charles barkley bet. >> i can't tell you. my grandmother -- it's going to be at least a couple ofs. you have to make it worth your while. i love football.

football and boxing and mma are my three favorite sports because it takes courage to get out there. it takes tremendous courage to do those sports and they are my favorite sports. >> fishing, golfing, and charles barkley, such a pleasure. we should do this weekly. let's have a date weekly. >> come on. >> thank you so much. >> thanks for having me. >> on that, we will be back after this. [ female announcer ] hands were made for playing.

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>> the republican party approved a plan to hold their big convention in 2016 in june. it's normally late in the summer. here he is right here. he said the change will put republican voters in the driver's seat, not the liberal media. gloria borger joins me now from washington. gloria, the obvious is why do this. maybe you can tell us what he is talking about, this contest out of what he is calling the hands of liberal media. >> what he is trying to do is exert control over the process by which they nominate a candidate. there was a widespread feeling among republican that is the primary process was way too elongated and the convention was

too late. mitt romney could not spend enough money. there a couple of things going on. condensing the primary process. instead of months to about four months. that mean fewer debates. he is probably talking about debates and he is probably talking about stories that can be written about republicans attacking republicans. when have a long primary process. the reason they moved up the convention to june as opposed to august is that they can have access to general election money. if you will recall last time, mid-romney was betting hit on bane capital and he couldn't get access to his big pile of general election monuntil right after the convention. he went all summer without being able to answer the ads in the

way he wanted to. it was a big problem. >> what else? it was a big loss for the republicans in 2012. how else does this moving it outfit with what they have? >> so part of it is the mechanics of moving it up so republicans don't form circular firing squads and hurt themselves and the party. that's what people believe occurred last time during the primaries. the other part -- you have the mechanics. the other part is the policy side. what he is trying to do is start reaching out to those minority voters and the younger voters. they haven't been able to reach out to. he has minority outreach plans in 16 states. for example, what he can't prevent though is a potential presidential candidate like mike huckabee talking about women's libidos as he did yesterday.

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. some of your favorite musical artists headed to los angeles today for the 56th annual grammy awards. ll cool j is hosting the biggest night. it could be bigger for robin thicke, lorde, bruno mars among several nominated for record of the year. our grammy expert is joining me no now. i love watching this, the people performing. we know we have this exciting semi beatles reunion with paul cartney and ringo star. you think they may throw somebody else on stage?

>> that would be part of the jamboree. they will mention robin thicke paired with chicago and we will see it's a great lineup that way. >> with album of the year, you picked lemore? >> mclemore and ryan lewis to win for the heist. this is the second biggest album of the year. they did not have a big record label behind them and they are facing off against taylor swift who had odd eight experts. say mclemore will take this. three say taylor swift. this race is wide open. >> they love to dance. record of the year. who is your pick? >> i think this is going to go

to royals by lorde. she is the 17-year-old artist. >> 17. that's amazing. >> i know. she is a singer songwriter so we have to take her seriously. it's in air play right now, but watch out for locked out of heche nominated for song of the year and some people think get lucky will win. >> tom o'neal, thank you. >> top of the hour, we continue on. i'm brooke baldwin. just released involving a woman who had her world shattered in a florida movie theater. nicole oleson's husband was particularings their baby-sitner a preview and a man got so upset over this texting, an alleged altercation happened and a man pulled out a gun and shot and killed chad oleson. the wife was shot in the finger. he is changed, this former

police officer with murder. he claims it was self defense. now to the 911 tapes giving us insight into that tragic afternoon. >> 911, what is the nature of your emergency. >> someone just got thought in the movie theater. gunshots. looks like in the sternum. a gunshot. pistol. >> okay. how old is the person? >> i don't know. maybe early 30s. >> it's a male? >> male, yes, sir. >> somebody shot him? >> someone shot him. >> do you know who shot him? >> i don't know. looks like an older gentlemen in the movie theater. >> listening to those, you have listened to them over and over. the voice, the man was a nurse. >> correct. that's what you really have to understand with the dynamic

drama that is going on. this is a person who witnessed the crime and the person who is notifying the authorities of what happened. in an amazing dual management here, he is reporting the crime at the same time and actively trying to save his life. he is struggling with the 911 operator because the operator is more focused on where is the shooter. listen to the rest of this. are is he still in there. >> yes, he is. >> he's still in the movie theater? >> yes, yes, yes. >> i'm going to get you to the sheriff's office. >> okay. >> i'm on the phone with them right now.

>> is there a pulse? okay. come on, buddy, breathe! you hear that drama in the background. come on, buddy. breathe. it's about miraculous multitasking. >> i am sure police too knowing what happened in that movie theater in colorado were thinking there could have been an active shooter. >> they were. they were horrified because they thought it is going to be colorado all over again. you can't say they were thankful with the out come because they were not. they went from what they thought was a mass cad yulty event that most people find hard to comprehend. >> still. thank you very much. now to a teacher. a teacher who came across a shooter in new mexico and thought he was going to die. state police say john masterson

got the 10-year-old boy to put his shotgun now. he just talked about the attack and left the students wounded. he said he wanted to run away, but thoughts of other students getting hurt forced him to confront this boy. >> next thing you know, boom. boom. all broke loose. in a fraction of a second you go from everything is great to a tragedy. you go from a little bit of panic to fear and you are shaking and adrenaline is pumping and all you are thinking about is this can't be happening. this is not happening. i just yelled. put it down. put it down. and he did. >> the boys who were hit are recovering, but the boy was in critical condition. taking a look at wall street, not looking good ends the week down 256 points here. about 55 minutes away from the closing bell.

yesterday's 180 point drop not at all as bad as what we are seeing now. joining me now from the new york stock exchange. what's happening. >> the bears came out to play after the opening bell and haven't looked back. we have seen the losses accelerate as the day has gone on. the main driver for the sell off, a sell off in currencies of emerging markets. the argentinian peso and the turkish lira plunging against the dollar. there is an expectation that the fed that is pulling back on the stimulus is continuing to pull back on the stimulus that it is pouring into the system and the worry is that liquidity will tighten up. these emerging markets have come to rely on the fed and other big central banks to keep the exchange rates low. these countries can borrow aggressively. as the economy has been getting better and the likely hood that the fed will pull back on the stimulus with this, it makes it

more expensify to borrow money from the u.s. what you are seeing happen today, investors are moving out of stocks and a risky investment and move their money to safer places like bonds and gold. you pile on the fact that the fourth quarter earnings season is eh. you have investors running for the exits. >> the the yin and the yang is not great. there is some silver lining. >> depending on where you live, you are experiencing extreme cold or extreme heat. arctic temperatures and hot and dry grip both ends of the country. ice storm putting the chill on houston and austin. how long does this last? that's what you want to know. chad meyers is here back from the blustery massachusetts snow

he has been in all week. what's the answer some. >> it doesn't go away until the ridge in the west breaks down. talk to anybody in san francisco. it has been 80 degrees. 84 degrees in oxnard. 36 below the same day in watertown, new york. 120 degrees difference across the country because the jet stream has gone up and the jet stream has gone down. that allows all that cold air to come down here and it will be snowy and cold for the next icy 14 days. i don't see any change in the pattern and record heat out here. not a drop of rain. we saw some of the fires and how hard they were to put out in southern california. this could be a difficult fire season. fire season should be over. it should be raping by now. the sierra is very dry and not getting any presip. 77 in l.a. today and 16 in boston. those were the highs because the

jet goes up and down. we will be cold for the next 14 days in a row. >> this is january. this is a little abnormal. >> absolutely. they never get a warm up. it will be cold for four days and it will warm up. i haven't been able to get the car washed at all. the looks are going to be frozen and i won't get back in my car. i don't see any end in sight, not until the super bowl. >> you get to cover the super bowl and be back in the frigid cold. i'm looking forward to seeing that, my friend. thank you very much. coming up next, speak of football, they are supposed to pump up fans and players and be loyal to the team through the good times and the bad. one nfl cheerleader taking a stand against her team is suing the los angeles raiders. this raider et said she was being paid below minimum wage and that's not all. we will talk to her live. justin bieber's breathalyzer test results are in and now three police officers connected to the pop star are suspended

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justin bieber changed with dui. we know he failed the field sobriety test. the breathalyzer came back under.08, the legal limit. here's the but. that may not help his case. in florida, anyone under the age of 21 cannot have a blood chicago level above .02. also we have learned justin bieber is speaking out via instagram about his arrest. let's take a look at this. you see this? left side of the screen is the video we saw of him leaving jail, waving to his fans. let me tell you, there were a lot of them out there. on the right side, the late michael jackson waving to his crowd during the criminal trial

years ago. the image of jack is blurred, but in the photo caption, this is what he wrote. what more can they say? that's from justin bieber. this is despite a rash of runins with police. it sparked conversation about these younger stars going wild. one childhood star is all too familiar with the trials and tribulations of being famous. mckenzie phillips who starred in the classic american graffiti. and in the popular sitcom, one day at a time. phillips battled drug and alcohol addiction for many years and has been public in sharing her story. she is now very passionate talking about treatment and recovery. mckenzie phillips joins me now from los angeles. >> thank you, brooke. >> let's begin with -- let's throw up the justin bieber mug

shot. we see the smile, right. you see something different in his eyes. >> yes. >> what is that? >> i mean look, i think he looks frightened. of course we all know he is arrogant and he's minimizing and all that kind of stuff, but i see a scared kid who is smiling, trying to not realize what's really happening to him. >> do you speak about the fear because you can empathize? you grew up in the public eye and you were in and the movies. how much pressure did you feel? >> i know what it's like to be under 21 and very wealthy and very famous and even before the advent of social media and the internet with photos and information going worldwide in a nano second. the pressure was incredible. what justin does now is what we need to look at.

we as a culture trivialize and ridicule and laugh when in fact what we are doing is a great disservice fighting for their lives trying to recover from addiction and alcoholism. in my work at pats deana recovery center at the treatment and recovery advocate, i see it every day, minimizing, laughing, arrogance. it's text book reaction. >> i don't know the inner workings of what he does or doesn't do. according to miami police and he had alcohol and smoked pot and he had taken prescription pills. i'm curious, let's throw that picture back up. i love your reaction to this. to the what was he thinking question, putting himself next to michael jackson in the thicke of not a great situation for either of them at the time. do you think he gets it? do you think he gets what's happening? >> i don't think he gets what's

happening. i think -- i don't know who is around him and i never met the young guy, but it's this idea that the rules don't apply to him. i know what it's like. >> how are you caught that. >> eye my father. you are a phillips. you can do whatever you want. it took many years for me to realize that's a load of crap and we are all to a certain standard of behavior. you easy learn it the easy way or you learn it the hard way when you break out in handcuffs. >> here he was, $2500 was a drop in the bucket for this guy who is worth millions. that's what his bond was yesterday. moving forward, for you, speaking from experience, what was the catalyst that helped you turn things around and how might this a ploy to bieber? >> when i was arrested at lax in

2008 for felony possession, i publicly thanked the los angeles police department and the los angeles airport police department for stopping me in my tracks and waking me up. the universe constantly knocks on our consciousness as addicts and alcoholics. >> you don't want to listen, do you? are. >> no, because it's an allergy of the and obsession of the mind. it's a tricky thing to recover from. what justin does now is really going to inform the rest of his life. he is only 19, for crying out loud. i read somewhere that they are talking to him about going to talk therapy instead of a residential treatment center. i think he needs to stop fighting this thing and get some help. >> listen to the knocks. >> it's hard when you have the world at your fingertips and you are a young kid and you think you are living the life. how do you express your success. i have a lot of compassion for him and other people like him.

it's me. >> you have been there. makenzie phillips, thank you so much for joining us. catch a cnn special, justin bieber's wild ride here on cnn. quickly last hour, we had a banner, the thing on the bottom of the screen that stated that bieber blew a .08. he blew under that according to sources. we apologize for that error there. >> football versus finances. we are not talking about them on the field. oakland filing suit against her team. we are talking to this raider et live. why she is suing and wants other raider ets to join her. choose two melt-in-your mouth entrees like new parmesan crusted chicken or tortellini topped with velvety alfredo 3 full courses of our best 2 for $25 yet, at olive garden! ...and let in the dog that woke the man who drove to the control room

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a special event next year could draw pope francis to the united states for his first visit. this is telling cnn the pope plans to visit the u.s. in september of next year. that month by the way in terms of guessing where he may be visiting, the city of philadelphia will be hosting the world meeting of families, a catholic event held every years.

he is focused on the experience of families since becoming the leader of the catholic church and we can confirm president obama will be meeting the pope at the vatican on the 27th of march. this is what is trending. what a lot of you are talking about. this raider et here is lacey t. she is seen on the teen website when she is not cheering for the oakland raiders. she is a stay at home mom, born in louisiana. she wants the oakland raiders to win on the field, but not in court because she is suing the california team for low pay. her lawsuit said she gets pate $1250 for the season. $125 per game that means she makes fewer than $5 an hour due to the rehearsals and appearances. she gets fined if she is late. the raiders have no comment.

we reached out and lacey t joins me now. welcome. nice to have you on. >> thank you. >> to be clear, we are not giving your last name because your contract prevents you from revealing your last name. we will go with lacey. you knew signing up for the job what you would be paid. why did you take the job? >> yeah, so when we are doing our contract, yes, it does say in the contract that is what we will be paid. you have to understand my mind frame and everyone else's at that moment. we worked extremely hard to make this team. this is our dream job. in that moment it's to say that it's like where do i sign. let's make it official and get the season started. >> the contract is a contract is a contract. i'm under contract. i'm not sure i can change that. it's legal. it's binding. it's on paper. tell me what you are upset with

specifically. >> so soon after the season started and i signed this legal contract as you say, i started having feelings that maybe things were not so legal. i was working three times a week with practices and going to events and paying so much money out of pocket. at that moment, i realized this is a lot different than the nba. i didn't have oust pocket expenses when i danced for the golden state warriors and paid an hourly wage and it didn't matter if it was practice or photo shoots. i received a paycheck every two weeks. my husband said lacey, let's get a second opinion on this. at that moment when i sat down with this great team of lawyers, they said this contract has the most illegal provisions i have seen in an employment contract. we have been working in employment law for 25 years. when you say it's binding and all that, when you take into

effect -- >> you can hire lawyers and try to fight contracts. you talked to your husband, but what about fellow raider ets. can you have a class action lawsuit here? >> i'm the class centative and i have been fighting for the past three years. i had some positive support from raider ets and they contacted me. you have to understand it's very scary. this is our dream job. we work extremely hard to be on this team and to maintain our spot on the team. i think a lot of people are scared. the media attention is intimidating for most people. to get their name out there and potentially end their career is scary. as of right now, i'm the only one standing up for the team and hopefully all the cheerleaders. i know you have a child or more than one living in the bay area

is not cheap. is there any one thing that the oakland raiders we will give you this to take the lawsuit away, what would it be? >> i don't know. it's not about money. it's about them paying everyone on the team for the hours that we worked and to change the contract to where next year's raider ets get paid every two weeks. >> so it is about making more money? >> i'm sorry. what was that? >> it is a little bit about making more money. >> obviously we are working really hard and we are extremely talented and it is a competitive job. it is a job whether it's a part-time or full time job. any hour you work in a week, you expect to be paid under the law. >> we will follow this with you and see if you get what you want. lacey t, thank you so much. oakland raider et. it's a controversial case making

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. in less than an hour, a hearing will begin that may resolve the case of this brain dead woman in texas. a judge will consider the request from the family to remove the breathing tube of marleneman oez. a 479 refused to do so saying texas law quoting a hospital official saying life sustaining treatment can't be with held to pregnant patients. she was 14 week along and record roars show the fetus is developing with abnormalities.

all over this with texas, we know the hearing is in about 45 minutes. me about the developments. >> just here as you mentioned in a few minutes, the moment in this case that has been going on since late november, in court filings that were filed a short while ago, attorneys for the hospital and for eric mun oez filed paperwork stipulating to the facts that they will agree to in today's hearing. two significant portions of the documents include the hospital acknowledging for the first time what the family said all along. she is brain dead and has been brain dead since november 28th, two days after she collapsed of an apparent blood clot this her lungs in her house in the middle of the night. the paperwork said a paramedic was able to revive her, but two years later, she succumbed and

has been brain dead. the hospital official also agreed with what the attorneys for eric mun owes has been saying. the fetus about 22 weeks along is not viable. it does not appear any chance this fetus will survive in any way. attorneys for the family will argue as well that that is regardless, beside the point in this law and regardless of the condition of this fetus that because she is dead, this texas law that the hospital is citing does not apply to her and the family should have been allowed to turn off the ventilators and let her go. what they are asking the judge for and what they will have an answer for in this case is the family wants her disconnected from the vendilators. she is a few miles from where they are in the intensive care unit. they want the ventilators turned

off so she can go with dignity. within the next couple of hours, we can have a final ruling in this case. >> imagine the emotions this family has been going through. stay tuned to your reporting on the hearing. see you on cnn as soon as that wraps up. thank you so much. >> here's something that very few u.s. news organizations can actually say right now. we have a correspondent in iran. cnn is in tehran as the leaders say they will honor a new nuclear deal that took effect here. the u.s. seems convinced that they are telling the truth that this deal will be enough to keep iran from building a nuclear bomb. the president seems to have a different story, telling sanctions are illegal. cnn's jim shuto has more on what's happening in iran. jim? >> we have a warm reception since we arrived here. we went to friday prayers at the

main mosque and the showcase nationally and when my producer walked in and a woman saw she was american, she came up and gave her a hug and kiss. when i spoke about the new diplomacy, they said they welcomed it. that said, when you speak to them whether they are hard liners or reformists, all of them believe it's peaceful and their country's right. at friday prayers, politics is never far from the conversation. when iran was invite and then disinvited. the crowd broke into chants of death to america. the familiar chants. there is always theater involved, but it shows how the emotions are still raw. the distrust is raw. there was a positive sign. when i asked about the cases of two americans still held here. he opened the window to at least glimmer of hope. here's what he had to say.

>> they have unfortunately judgments, poor judgments against them. we have various measures in iran that can be introduced. they have been in the past. can be introduced again. in these cases. i cannot predict that. that is something to be initi e initiated and the executive usually doesn't have much influence over whether negotiating. >> the foreign minster also said it's up to the judiciary and not up to him. it was a small sign of hope and when i shared his comments against the families back home in the u.s., they were both very happy to hear it. they are desperate for any positive news. for them this was at least a glimmer of hope. brooke? >> in tehran, jim, thank you very much. you walk out your front door, you don't think twice and this couple didn't either until surprise!

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we get word out of south carolina of a school shooting. let me read you what i have. student has been shot on the state university cam us. the suspect has not been apprehended koorgds to a posting from the school. the student has not been apprehend apprehended. here's the lay of the land. police confirmed a shooting. i am reading from the school. according to police, student has been shot. police have not apprehended the suspect and they are in pursuit of the individual they believe to be the perpetrator. the school is on lockdown as police it ton search for the suspect and urged to take precaution. that is what we have. as soon as we have more information we will pass it along live. we want to move along and talk about bob mcdonnell. once a star arraigned in federal court. prosecutors charged the former virginia governor on the take. his wife maureen also took illegal gifts and she like her husband pleaded not guilty.

a lengthy indictment changes they received more than $150,000 in gifts from a virginia donor and helped promote his business. it seems everyone who can photo shop is having fun with that. this is sunday's "new york times." hillary clinton is called planet hillary. a strange bit of artwork. she kind of looks like a teletubby. what do you think? you have these knockoffs floating around the internet. some are funny. you see this one. >> we're not kidding. that's not the sun. that's the moon. with me from washington, sorry. i'm going to hold back on the giggles. chief washington correspondent and the cover here is getting all the tension and there was a

lot of reports and surprises. if clinton runs for president, they have so many friends and hangers on here, if she runs, what does she do with everyone? >> the point is that there is this old guard and also a new guard and how many people can you bring into the orbit and beyond that man in the moon or woman in the moon cover are all these individuals and the orbit surrounding hillary clinton and that's the purpose of the cover if you expand it out. it's going to be a challenge and one of the things that we quoted in the article saying cnn is that you can't kick people out, but you have to bring some people in. one of the interesting things is they have been bringing in people who have been with president obama in the recent past. they will be taking over the super pac.

there is another member of the obama cabinet who may run for president. vice president joe biden. >> i lot of sharp elbows. the closer to planet hillary you get. she has her own chief of staff. >> she is not little baby chelsea anymore. she is almost 34 years old and she's married and basically running the bill hillary and chelsea foundation. she has her own press secretary. there has been some turn over there. yes, she is a force in the clinton orbit perhaps like no other other than mr. clinton. >> of course. >> bill clinton to whom you are referring. i think i have. thank you. see you in 15 minutes on the lead. coming up here, obamacare enrollment. this is on the rise.

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>> jay carney shaved. every couple has a proposal story. most don't start with a police stop. >> they put handcuffs on him behind the back and the cops pulled something out of his pocket. >> romantic much? the boyfriend worked with the police in massachusetts to set up the fake traffic stop. officers went so far as to cuff him. you see what happens next here. a couple of people coming around and friends and family and witnessing a special moment and she said yes. surf a up. take a look at the amazing video from california. the surfing competition start and the waves more than three stories high. we have a live report from half moon bay where all this is going on. big changes coming to the food you buy. taking aim at labels and hoping it will change the way you shop. that's next.

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in one of the most dangerous places on earth, we are hearing worth of a cease fire. there's a major break through in

talks and a possible end to this wave of violence that's killed as many as 10,000 people. let me just say that again. 10,000 people in fierce fighting that spanned just a matter of weeks. and now to this. a happier picture because you are looking at what the u.s. believes is the first american baby ever to be born in south sudan. jordan's parents are there for peace building and ministry work. they joined me late last year before the situation but they went back to south sudan and joining me now, love, love, love you and i'm so glad you are safe and back okay. i've got a lot of e-mails about you two so you can see them, they are okay. hadn't planned on having jordan in one of the most rural places in the world, so that happened. >> uh-huh. >> you go back home and then you live in this -- your home village is called ya. you said in one given day 18

people were killed. soldiers were setting fire to homes. what were you seeing? >> fortunately, brooke, we were in uganda at the time that the army divided. it's generally a stable area there. the biggest challenge at this point is the internally displaced people that have come in from the other areas that have had more of the interethnic conflict. i think within the country there's a little more than half a million people that have been displaced from their homes. >> do you know any of these people back home in south sudan? who are these people? >> friends, neighbors, adopted family members, people who have been tried by reconcile international. and even when you share those numbers of 10,000 people losing their lives, we really don't know. mass graves are still being found in other major cities and people simply won't know until the fighting ceases and other relief organizations are able to go in and get full tallies of these numbers. >> this has been your home away

from home. >> yes. >> how tough was it for you to finally -- you and your itty bitty one to leave? >> it was really -- we left at a time that we were going out for the holiday break in the hope that we'd come back in a week or two and just kept getting the stories each day of things deteriorating, the situation getting worse and worse. it really is tragic. >> i think the greatest tragedy, brooke, we're fine. we're fortunate. we're back here. we have family that loves us and cares for us. we go have chic-fil-a but the majority of people are not able to leave. they are in the bush, so to speak, and are searching for help. >> do you believe, as we report on this cease fire, do you believe that it will stick, knowing what you know about this part of the world? >> we're hopeful. we spoke with the south sued denise colleague before coming on and he asked people to draw

close to them and encourage this peace process because even though the cease fire has been signed, there's still possibility that conflict can continue so continue to put that international pressure towards peace is important. >> can i add this, brooke? >> go for it. >> just to be honest about this, this is very hard to imagine as americans or to an american audience. >> very hard. >> but if we can imagine being in a place where there is a lack of infrastructure, a lack of access to education, to medical care, a lack of access to drinking water where the government is still developing is within that backdrop where the church is active, where the church has a unique role to be engaged in not only bringing relief but also to help in this healing process. >> she mentioned being hopeful and i think the word hope, help this american audience who can't wrap their minds around what is going on sudan, what draws you there, where do you see help? >> i think we both feel god has called us to serve there at this time and the hope -- one of the

great hopes is the vast majority of south sudanese people want their children to have a et abouter life than what they have experienced and have educational opportunities. so you have the mass that are willing to work for peace. we see in our hometown, there's so many displaced people there that several of the churches have decided that they will fast for one day and give the money they would have used that day to feed the people displaced across ethnic lines. so there's great unity and courage that is happening at this time. >> in the 30 seconds that we have left, how can people help, other than cnn.com/impact, we have resources there but you also have a resource. >> there are many organizations offering relief. world vision, care international. we're working specifically with the press presbyterian church. as people look, that's one way of many.

>> quickly, you have news? >> baby number two. >> baby number two. >> baby number two. we will see on this one. guys, thank you so much. love you both dearly. >> thank you. >> that's how we will end today. hello, kim jong-un, this is dennis rodman. could i have that fur coat i gave you otherwise i might go to prison. the politics lead, counting subpoenas against their office, one of their former governors charged with illegally taking gifts. can the gop put this behind them and focus on winning? the world lead, he became bearing gifts like he was shopping for the sharper image. now dennis rodman may try to impress his buddy kim jong-un with gifts. the high-tech on