family. he was the real deal. family. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> he shot her and then 10, 15, maybe not even 10 seconds later i heard the second gun shot. a man starts shooting at a mall in maryland. two people are killed. we now know the names of the victims and new details about what the shooter was carrying. have you heard? another royal caribbean cruise is plagued by illness this morning. more than 300 people are sick and now the cdc is getting into the investigation. she's packing up and moving out. the french first lady bidding ado, but for the french, this is deja vu. your "new day" starts now.

and you've got the accent going so well. >> all the french i know. good morning, everybody. i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. this is "new day" sunday. >> start this hour with the latest information on the hor f horrific mall shooting. >> shooter was armed with two crude explosive devices and a large amount of ammo. >> police say he shot these two victims. both employees. this was a chaotic, panic rush recover after they heard the shots. >> i was downstairs in the food court getting something for my boss and it sounded like somebody dropped a brick off the ledge and i heard somebody say

shots fired. i grabbed a kid, three people fell to the ground. grabbed the ki grabbed the kid and the mom was following me. >> i didn't know how safe it was to keep running in the open, so when i saw people running into that store, that's where i went. we were in the fitting room area. where do you go? you're in a fitting room area. you're just as vulnerable. >> erin mcpike has more from outside the mall in columbia, maryland. >> the clwhen the shots rang ou and terrified so many people here because the shooting took place at a second level store that overlooks the food court. the shooter shot two young adults brianna benlolo and

25-year-old tyler johnson. employees of zoomies. the shooter then took his own life but couldn't identify him hours later because he had so much ammunition on him they needed special teams to come in. a federal investigator told cnn that this could be a domestic dispute, but the investigation, of course, is just beginning. now, federal officials warn it was not a mass shooting but more of a targeted event. five others were injured. one of the gunshot wound and all five were treated and released saturday afternoon. no word yet on when this mall will reopen. we, obviously, will find out more details on that in the coming few days. christi and victor. >> the shooter may have come out of a dressing room yielding that shotgun. >> he may have been the last person that spoke to tyler

johnson, one of the victims. >> he didn't come in through the front door or the front entrance. it was either through the back store room entrance or he just emerged out of one of the dressing rooms on the right hand side. he shot her and then 10, 15, maybe not even 10 seconds later i heard the second gunshot. i basically scrambled out of the store on my hands and knees right by the male employee who was down on the ground, still alive. i yelled shooter, call the police. and i just kept yelling that and people just started running. >> well, police say a third person who was shot in the foot was not even in the store, she'd been on the level below the store. her injury not life threatening. okay, let's move to russia now and the upcoming winter games because defense secretary chuck hagel says the u.s. wants to help russia protect

spectators and athletes at the sochi olympics. including thousands of americans who will be there just to watch. >> but so far moscow has not asked for specific help. to even know there are increasing concerns about possible terror attacks. now, russia is putting on a show of force deploying 40,000 heavily armed police and security officials to sochi. >> cnn international correspondent nic payton walsh is in the host city. hello, nick. >> telling the americans to be careful when they come here, some are worried whether their narrest and dearest should come to sochi to watch them compete. the state department has been warning american athletes not to look too american when they venture out. the ring of steel where i'm standing if they venture out into southern russia. >> the u.s. olympic committee

has discussed with its athletes about how to stay safe. this issue about just being careful about where you wear u.s. logos or things like this. this isn't unique to russia, to be clear. generally give this kind, especially if there is some kind of threat, like we've seen here. >> we've seen a quite beautiful day here. a sun shining and beautiful backdrop of the mountains. some of the restrictions on the roads around adler where the venue is and sochi making it hard to move around. have to sort that out with police before tourists arrives and that's part of the drag net they're putting in place here. russia is trying to lighten the mood on friday they released a key putin critic due to series of amnesties that made them look softer on their political opponen opponents. security is the number one question on everybody's minds.

they will have to make everyone feel safer in the less than two week s ahead to make a joyous atmosphere for those winter games. nick walsh, cnn, sochi. >> nick, we appreciate it, thank you for the report. hundreds of people aboard a cruise ship are sick. they plan to board "explorer of the seas" today. they're going to try to figure out what caused this. now, the cdc says 281 of the more than 3,000 passengers and 22 crew members are ill. the ship left new jersey on tuesday, cape liberty there and skipped a stop in haiti and then went to san juan, port uerto rio be cleaned before heading to the virgin islands. >> most of you are thinking you'd go to the caribbean even on a sick boat. there is blizzard warning in

effect for four states including minnesota, iowa, as well. places like north dakota could get close to six inches of snow by the end of the day. >> oh, and all you folks in chicago, you know how to handle the cold. look at the runners braving arctic temps yesterday in this half marathon. i am just wondering how much colder it is going to get there. they know what they're doing. they train in it. let's bring in meteorologist karen maginnis. >> hey, christi and victor. it is viciously cold outside across the upper midwest. look at the temperatures we're expecting for this afternoon. mostly in the teens. but the wind chill factor is going to be worse than that. chicago, if you make it to 30 degrees, just about it. i think maybe upper 20s and new york is going to be about 24. but look what happens over the next several days. high temperature minneapolis will be minus 7. and for today, there's a clipper system that's moving through and as a result, those wind chill

factors are going to be dangerously cold. wind chill factors could make it feel like 30, 35 degrees below zero. for new york city coming up for tuesday, daytime high, 18 degrees. now, typically in new york city, we would see a high right around 37, 38. but this season has been anything but typical. across the midwest as that frontal system sweeps through. behind it the winds are still very gusty and not to be outdone. across the southeast, atlanta, look at this, temperatures in the 50s both for sunday and into monday. but by tuesday readings in the 30s. that doesn't sound like the caribbean, but compared to the midwest and am to the great lakes and that's a little balmy. even all the way down into portions of florida and new orleans, temperatures drop down into the 30s. christi next hour, victor, i'll talk about what we might expect for the all-important super bowl game. >> everybody is wondering about it. karen maginnis, thank you. still to come, two days

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quebec. the crews reportedly had been using a vapor machine to melt ice as thick as two feet. this formed as firefighters doused the building with water. a. gosh, more excruciating waiting today for a grieving family in texas. two days now since a judge ordered a brain dead pregnant woman removed from breathing machines. this is what her family said they wanted, but this morning she is still on ventilators. >> attorneys for the hospital and her family agree that munoz is brain dead and her fetal not viable. but forbids removing life sustaining treatment for a pregnant patient. >> nick is outside the hospital. good morning, nick. >> it is wait and see for the family after a judge ruled on friday that the hospital here behind me has until 5:00 p.m. on monday to see if they will abide by the judge's decision to take

her off a ventilator or if they will appeal. the hospital has maintained all along that they were simply abiding by state law and that they did nothing wrong in their interpretation of the law. smu professor who co-wrote the law said that the hospital got it all wrong. >> i don't see how we can use a provision of the law that talks about treating or not treating a patient in a case where we really don't have a patient. that's not a question of philosophical speculation, in texas and in all 50 states. >> a very emotional day in court for the family having to relive the graphic details from court. an attorney for the munoz family addressed the media after leaving the courthouse. >> this was a sad situation all the way around. we are relieved that eric munoz can now move forward with the process of burying his wife. >> eric munoz the husband has

not been talking to the media since very early on in this case. we are waiting to hear comment from him. at this point what he has said is that the hospital is essentially, in his words, conducting a science experiment on his wife and he doesn't understand why they refuse to remove her from the ventilator. victor, christi. >> all right, nick, thank you so much. if you shop often at mich l michaels, listen. the crafts chain may be the latest victim of hackers. now, the company has not confirmed the security breach yet. >> but, you aknknow what it doe say learned of fraudulent activity on some of the customer payment cards and wanted to learn them in time. starting today, people, it will cost 49 cents to mail that first class letter. oh, yes. the three cent jump is the biggest increase in more than a decade and comes as fewer of us, fewer americans are using snail mail to pay bills.

now, one way around the hike is the forever stamps you buy them at the current rate and they're valid forever, even if the price goes up. >> you are buying them at 49 cents each. >> i still have some. but when i run out, i will have to buy them at 49 cents. >> i still write checks. >> my husband does the same thing. a big week in the financial world, the federal reserve will have a new person in charge. >> wall street keeping its fingers crossed we have a better week this week than last. alison kosik is following all of that for us. >> a jam-packed week on wall street. here are the top things we're watching. ben bernanke says farewell to the federal reserve. his chair term as chairman ends friday. a woman is leading the board. but before bernanke leaves he will over one other meter.

the gdp released for the fourth quarter and all of 2013. if the economy grew at a 3% pace last year, it will be the strongest since 2005. but that could be tough, especially since growth might have been hit by the 16-day government shutdown. big name earnings are out this week, notably apple and facebook. wall street watches to see how many iphones and ipads apple sold during the key holiday period. the final trading week of the month and according to what's called the january barometer how stocks do in january predicts how they're going to do for the entire year. it's right almost 90% of the time. victor and christi, that's what's coming up on wall street. >> alison, thank you. so, just think about it, a week from today, you're going to be in super bowl heaven. >> it's coming. and the game is in new jersey. but why is new york getting so much attention before the big matchup?

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here's something you don't hear every day. dodger stadium hosted its first ever outdoor hockey game last

night. >> joe has the video to prove it, too. >> i wish i was there. the nhl had a lot of marketing fails over the years, drawing attractive fan, a new fan to the game, but i have to say this is a genius marketing idea by putting these games outdoors in certain cities and this is the first time we ever seen one in l.a. you think of that, temperatures in the 60s while watching hockey outdoors. but i tell you what, the ice, believe it or not, held up pretty well. this was more than a hockey game because it was in l.a. spectacular event. look at those pictures, absolutely beautiful. they even had the old rock school band kiss performing before the game. the usc marching band was there, which was pretty cool. they even had beach volleyball believe it or not, on the side of the rink. wayne gretzky was there to drop the puck and 55,000 people filled that stadium. as far as i could tell, what i saw, that this was a total

success this outdoor stadium. the ducks beat the kings 3-0 in this game. now, three more outdoor games and two yankee stadium and one today and one on wednesday and then one at soldier field in chicago on march. so, they're going to have, they're going to have five basically this calendar year in four locations. let's talk a little golfer. the world's number one golfer he missed the cut at the farmers insurance tournament. there is one cut line on friday and then one on saturday. well, yesterday, he missed that saturday cut which is the first time he did that in his career. he blew up, equalled a 79 whi. tiger woods has won this tournament eight times before. for him to shoot a 79 today, obviously, that's why we're talking about it. turning this morning on

bleacherreport.com. the question is, how far would you go to win playoff tickets. you see this woman here, a seattle woman shaved the side of her head and then got a 12th man tattoo in the same area. the 12th man is their famous seattle seahawks known as the 12th fan because they're so loud and into the team. this is a radio promotion and the girl did not win the playoff tickets because she won by a man dressed in a seahawks batman suit. her friend are smart and put together a youtube video and is begging ellen to get her super bowl tickets and if ellen comes through, she'll sahave the othe side of her head and tattoo ellen on the other side of her head. >> when the hair grows back, you won't see it. not that i'm taking away from what you did because that's pretty impressive. >> see is into the tattoos because she had some of her neck and arms.

>> how does a batman suit beat a tattoo on the side of your head? >> they have to talk to those judges. thank you, joe, so much. the countdown begins one week away from the super bowl now. >> this year's game will take place at metlife stadium in east rutherford, new jersey. but you wouldn't know that if you walked around town. >> cnn's alexandra field has the story for us. good morning. >> christi, victor, the ovcity , but they say no one is giving them the opportunity. amid all the excitement, there's a little confusion. >> super bowl xlviii in new york. >> i can only send one of you to cover the game in new york. >> reporter: this is metlife stadium in east rutherford, new jersey, the host of super bowl xlviii. >> they better get a geography

lesson. >> did you think this would put you on the map? >> reporter: a small town, just 9,000 people. >> the stadium is right down here, less than a mile away. a detail to some that has been overlooked. >> i was just talking to a radio host in seattle and he didn't even realize that the stadium was in new jersey until a couple weeks ago. that says something. >> reporter: in new york city, the nfl is transforming times square into super bowl boulevard. but in east rutherford, not a single banner in sight, only one small sign that the mayor had to order himself. and because it uses the trademark phrase, super bowl, the nfl could object. what happens if you're told to take it down? >> well, i think it would be pretty dopey of them to tell us to take it down. >> reporter: do you feel left out in the cold here at all? >> i'm used to it. >> reporter: that sounds like a little new york/new jersey rivalry. >> you're kind of used to it and

you accept it. life goes on. >> reporter: hey, is there a little new york/new jersey rivalry playing in here? how would you answer that? >> my pr answer, i'm glad i'm next to the biggest city in the world, but my new jersey makes me want to kick them in the shins. >> reporter: the nfl insists that new jersey isn't getting the short straw telling cnn there are more activities in new jersey than new york. players are staying in jersey city, training and media appearances held in state. come game day the mayor says his town will feel proud, even if east rutherford has taken a back seat. even though the mayor will have to find his own seat. >> i also will probably be see sitting in my lounge chair watching it on my recliner watching the game. >> reporter: people in east rutherford are still looking forward to celebrating the big day, plans for a block party in the middle of town and, of course, complete with some new

jersey cover bands. christi, victor. >> alexandra field, thank you so much. >> tens of thousands of seats in that stadium and can't get two to the mayor. come on. the french first lady to the presidential palace. she's moving out. after the break, how she and president france hollande ended up in splitsville. you have been waiting for this. the grammy awards are tonight. our experts are weighing in on what they think is going to happen. okay, listen up! i'm re-workin' the menu. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals, antioxidants, and 9 grams of protein. [ bottle ] ensure®. nutrition in charge™. [ coughs ] i've got a big date, but my sinuses are acting up.

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woman and 25-year-old man were both employees at a skate shop were killed. number two, egypt's interim president is expected to address the country today. this is one day after protesters filled the streets. now, a lot of the demonstrations proved violent. officials say at least 49 people were killed and supporters of ousted president muhammad morsi clashed with security forces on the third anniversary here of arab spring revolution. the president and the first lady are calling it quits. this happens after weeks of speculation over tabloid reports that he was having an affair. the couple confirmed that they're going to split up in separate public statements yesterday. number four, you've been waiting for it. grammys are coming for you tonight and you're in for one heck of a concert. we're talking about katy perry, jay-z and beyonce, oh, the list

keeps going and we'll have to wait and see who walks off with the big prizes. but you'll enjoy it in the meantime. president obama getting ready to give his state of the wrunian address on tuesday night. trying to recover political ground after a rough couple months that saw his approval ratings dip to 43%. the president will lay out proposals to grow the economy and help middle class workers get jobs. we need to get back to this mall shooting yesterday that was just the latest attack in the string of shootings across the u.s. on friday, one student was shot and killed at south carolina state university. >> on tuesday, there was a student who was arrested, accused of killing a classmate in front of witnesses at purdue university building. >> on monday a student was shot and critically injured near philadelphia. none of the attacks are considered mass shootings and in cases such as yesterday, the motive just is not clear here. but let's bring in our hln law

enforcement analyst, mike brooks. >> we have mike brooks here. mike, good to have you with us this morning. help us understand this. we talked about not just the weaponry, not the shut shotgun but the explosives. >> the crude explosives were made out of fireworks. what this guy was going to do, if he would use them as a diversion. what was going on in his mind that brought him to the mall which seemed like a targeted shooting. he didn't use them but we've seen crude explosives used in other shootings that we've seen over the last number of years. this week, it was crazy. it was just nuts because it seems like we're having one almostsingle day. we had the university of oklahoma and then, you know, purdue right before that. what was going on. it was crazy. >> there seems to be, i don't even, i hate to call it a trend,

but maybe these people feel emboldened to go out and do things publicly because this thing at the mall does still seem to be targeted at these two people, but why are we seeing so many things happen in public places? has something changed in people's heads that they think this is just how i can do it now? >> these shootings that we saw at the colleges and at the mall, it wasn't someone walking into the mall and shooting everybody else that they saw. they all seemed like they were targeted. so, a lot of people, you never know what the shooter is going through. but many times something happened in the last 24, 48 hours before the shooting that kind of kicks it off for them. some precipitating event happens. that's what we usually see. i was a hostage negotiator and when i was talking to them, you always say something happens 24, 48 hours before that that brought them to that particular state. so, is it something that somebody wants to send a message

and somebody carry out a van detta against someone. we don't know. we don't know the motive on all the shootings yet. and we don't know the motive for sure yesterday but right when it happened, i was on air on cnn and i was talking about it and sounded like it was targeted, possibly domestic and we still do not know a motive as of yet. >> would you say people are emboldened to do this so publicly as opposed to, you know, dealing with themselves and private lives behind closed doors. >> we see shootings every day across the country where people are shot in their houses and apartments. murder/suicide. same kind of thing. but she's were carried out publicly. why? we don't know. but usually, as i said, some precipitating event that happened right before that and they were coming out there to send a message to someone. >> mike, when i leave my house and most people have this. this check list. got my keys, my phone, unplug the iron. do we need a check list as we

head into a mall and airport and think, where is the safest place to hide and those things as we go entothose public places? >> i always talk about no matter where you are whether you're at the beach, at a movie, at the mall, situational awareness. be aware of your surroundings. when you go in and you go into a restaurant. as a former cop, i always like to sit with my back to the door and seeing people come in and out and i have a pretty good picture of everything. normal people when they go in, just take a look. when you go to the movie, right before the movie, take a look where the exits are. you don't have to walk around scared all the time, but have situational awareness and know what's going on around you. as we always say, if you see something, say something. absolutely. that goes anywhere you are. if something tells you in your gut that something just doesn't feel right, let somebody know about it. >> so many times after the shooting you hear from the witnesses, i saw the man, he was wearing all black clothe or

wearing something unusual but i didn't say anything. it just seemed weird to me. >> people are too afraid to speak up. they don't want to incriminate anybody. >> one of my cousins was on the way into the mall yesterday and as she was getting there, somebody told her, hey, there's shots going on inside it. my mom called me to tell me, yeah, colleen was on her way into the mall. >> thank you for being with us. i know you're coming back and i want to talk to you more about that gut feeling stuff. >> all righty. >> thank you. a high-profile breakup in a city known for romance. >> the president of france is single. after the break, all the dirt we found out on president francois hollande breakup. you're on to the next thing. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair

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breakups are tough, aren't they? well, this one is pretty tough because it's so high profile. i'm talking about the relationship between french

president and the first lady. >> rumors that hollande was having an affair with a prominent actress and now the president of france has announced, "ended my shared life with valerie trierweller." the first lady tweeted a message to the staff of the presidential palace that she would never forget the emotion and devotion at the time of leaving. she very discreetly left france and got on a plane to go to mumbai just in the last, i don't know when, hour. >> this was a preplanned trip but she's off now to india a. joining us to talk about this, nadia bilchik. finally some answers about this relationship with the president. >> well, to really understand the scenario. look at all the players. i want to show you a photograph

of the three women in hollande's life. on the left you have his long-time partner around 30 years and then in the middle you have valerie trierweller who as of yesterday became their ex-partner. they have been together for about seven years. he left real for trierweller and then you have the alleged girlfriend julie gayet on the far right. he was taken pictures of on his scooter with his helmet on. so, he left, take a moment to think about this. he left the partner of 30 years for his partner, he's now left the partner for supposedly the girlfriend. >> were either the first two partners legally wives?

>> no, he's never been married. i suppose after 30 years it would become common law wife. his partner, again. she became, valerie trierweller the first woman of france. >> you would not have a president in our country living with somebody he is not married to. not be allowed in. >> exactly. look at sarkozy. five months into his presidency leaves his wife, divorces her and marries carla bruni and very famous of all french presidents for having affairs, so he in fact had a love child with his mistress and at the funeral there you have wife, mistress, love child. but mrs. mitterrand always said at the end of the day, remember,

i am still madame mitterrand. >> i find the timing so interesting because the announcement comes one day after hollane met with pope francis and he has a visit to the u.s. to the white house coming up soon. >> february 12th he will meet with michelle and barack obama and valerie trierweller was supposed to accompany him. in france it's not an official title. here mrs. obama has a staff, but there she doesn't. i was thinking about her on my way in this morning. she was supposed to go to india in official capacity and now going as a private citizen. knowing your partner is having an alleged affair and have it play out so publicly and being the woman who supposedly has been instrumental in getting him elected. she even changed his suits and his hair. she must be going through a very, very tough time right now. >> however, you said she's the

woman for whom he left the first for her. >> so, you're thinking karma. >> the way you get them is the way you lose them. >> the way you get them is the way you lose them. >> will he be alone at the white house? supposedly he will. will it be with julie gayet or find somebody else by then? >> editorial producer nadia bilchik, thank you so much. walking us through that. guess who is performing at the grammys tonight? >> the beatles taking a stage on music's biggest night. i can't wait. it's coming up next. ♪ [ chicken caws ] [ male announcer ] when your favorite food starts a fight, fight back fast with tums. heartburn relief that neutralizes acid on contact and goes to work in seconds. ♪ tum, tum tum tum tums!

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12 minutes to the top of the hour now. let's take a look at what is in store for this week ahead. tomorrow the court deadline for the hospital to remove a brain dead woman from a ventilator and a feeding tube. the machines there in the hospital. now, the company that runs the

hospital fought to keep her heart beating because she was pregnant, but the family argued that marlise munoz was dead and the fetal was not viable. tuesday, president obama his sixth state of the union address. income equality and lay out a modest agenda for the next year. on wednesday the federal reserve will give a decision on what to do with the interest rate and also the last meeting for outgoing chairman ben bernanke and janet yellin the first woman to head the federal reserve. then on thursday get ready it see the beatles on the ed sullivan show. the '60s british invasion will air. sunday the big game, the super bowl. face off at metlife stadium, as we said a moment ago, not in new york, but in east rutherford, new jersey. get it right. christi? hey, it's tonight. 56th grammy awards.

everybody is waiting. big draw of the evening, the beatles. paul mccartney and ringo starr. will receive the lifetime achievement award and, of course, this all-star lineup. we have katy perry, taylor swift, jay-z, beyonce, madonna. well, let's bring in, i'll tell you what, a woman who could show them a few things on the red carpet. wow, ebony steele and jimmy alexander, co-host of mornings with cindy and jimmy. again early on a sunday, my goodness. all right, so, what do you think? will they perform together, do you think? >> here's the deal, i think me and jimmy were talking before the show and this year with the grammys all about the performances and not so much what mom gets to put on her mantle piece. you have the beatles coming back and when you talk about beyonce and jay-z, certain people who will tune in.

who cares about the awards? they just want to see these performances. >> at the end of the day, does it matter who wins? >> five, six years ago they changed who -- >> really? not that there is anything wrong with polka, people. we're not taking a shot. >> okay, there's nothing wrong. anyway, they said this is a concert and people want to see stars and performers. when you see paul mccartney and ringo starr, that is impressive. the only way it could be better. have miley cyrus come out or have kanye go, move out of the way. be great, i'm not kidding. >> i could see him snatching the mike and saying the same thing about beyonce's album. wait a minute, come on, she's not nominated this year. >> what about macklemore and ryan. these guys don't have an agent and they don't have a producer, a record company behind them. >> their first song "thrift

shop" is true because they used to shop at thrift shop. i call this the year of the white boy when you talk about justin timberlake, robin thicke, so many people on this docket and i see them doing really, really well. >> i am hashtagging that. >> you're in this year. you're in. >> this year i'm out. but that's a different story altogether. the great thing about the grammys, you see performers who you wouldn't put together. >> so, will we see beyonce with madonna? >> i think they're throwing these names out there and i think we'll be surprised how they may appear up and collaborate together. >> i would not lie to you. >> robin thicke and chicago. >> i kept reading it over and over. is this a joke? they put performers that you wouldn't automatically put

together. that would be a show. now, if madonna and the material girl and then the queen b, beyonce, that would blow up. >> that would do it, especially if we addededede nicki. >> jayz is nominated in nine categories, but none of the big ones. >> sometimes when you have an album and you have so many new people. you have to think about it, we're in a microwave society. everything's quick. youtube or the internet and you have to think about the academy and the people who chooses the awards. when you balance that all out, he leads with nine nods but i wonder how many nods he will have at the end of the night. >> the history of the grammys, they picked the strangest songs. if you go back in the '70s, afternoon delight won all the awards. christopher cross, "sailing" won

all the awards and then he was gone. somebody like justin timberlake. has he won a lot of grammys. you'll see him win a lot of stuff, but not the major awards. >> bruno mars performing at the super bowl, some of the categories he's in because he has so much visibility right now. you wonder, is he going to win simply because of that? you just have to think about those things. >> we didn't even get to talk about who will be on the naughty list, we ran out of time. that's okay, we'll have you come on. >> can i add something to that list. i have to add something to that list. >> "housewives" is also on tonight. >> "housewives," "downton abbie." >> i just realized my co-anchor watches "housewives." >> that's good stuff, too.

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this is funny. actor jonah hill hosted "saturday night live" last night and been nominated for an academy award for his performance opposite leonardo decap row in "wolf of wall street." >> comes out bragging about his own role in the movie and said dicaprio got the role because hill asked to add him in only to realize realize dekicaprio heard every word he said. >> be honest about what you're doing right now. seriously. >> i was like being a big shot. >> what did we say about acting like a big shot in public like this? >> we said that like, like i shouldn't do it.

like i shouldn't do it ever. >> right. what should you do instead? >> just like try to like be the best version of me or whatever. hey, le, remember when we were on set and i would get really nervous? >> yeah, yeah, i remember. >> can we do the thing that we did every day to make me feel safe? >> is it going to help you be less nervous. >> yeah, sure we can do it. >> thanks, man. ♪ >> oh, my goodness. >> i love it. i love jonah hill since "super bad." >> that is awesome.

thank you for starting your morning with us. the next hour of your new day starts right now. all right. good morning, everybody. it is sunday and i know that, you know, might be one of those days where you're trying to crawl out of bed because maybe you had a good time last night, we hope so for you. >> i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. 7:00 on the east coast. >> you're full of one liners today. >> "new day sunday" now. >> you know we have to start talking abot about the mall sho. >> it is in the town of columbia and we heard that police will hold a news conference coming up two and a half hours from now at 9:30 eastern. at that point we could learn what led a man to start shooting inside a crowded shopping mall that killed two skate shop employees and then himself. these are the two victims here.

cnn's erin mcpike is live outside the mall. good morning, what have we learned? >> victor, good morning to you. there are also five people injured here yesterday. they were all treated at a local hospital and then released. also overnight, police identified the shooter, but they're not yet releasing his name to the public. >> sitting there, food was knocked over. everyone just started running, kids were running. you just ran and you just run to the nearest place you could find. >> chaos at columbia mall in maryland as a gunman opens fire killing two workers inside a second story sports apparel shop. >> thought i heard something fall, sounded like bricks. all of a sudden i saw people fall, three people that were shot fall. everybody ducked to the ground. i heard more than ten shots. >> reporter: police identify the employees brianna benlolo and

tyler johnson. a route was used to examine the crime scene and the mall is still closed this morning. the motive at this point is unclear. >> we don't know yet what caused the shooting incident. so, any at tribution this being domestic related or something else is purely speculation. >> reporter: talked to one man who came face-to-face with the gunman. 27-year-old chris did not want to be identified. >> he shot her and then, you know, 10, 15, maybe not even 10 seconds later i heard the second gunshot. i basically like scrambled out of the store on my hands and knees right by the male employee who was down on the ground. still alive. >> chris says he's haunted by the fact that he was the last person to talk to tyler johnson before he died. >> asked me if it was still bad

outside. i told him it really wasn't snowing yet, but cold all week. and he told me, yeah, he's from mt. aire. i was the last person he talked to before he died. >> now, we're also learning more about what the shooter had on him. he apparently had a bag with two crude devices that were an attempt at making explosives used with fireworks. we hope to get more on that at the press briefing today at 9:30. christie and victor. >> thank you. we have to bring in our hln law enforcement analyst mike brooks to talk about this. mike, i know you were listening to the press conference yesterday. there was something they said that really stuck with you. talk about that. >> from howard county he talked about, even though as we speak they're still searching and clearing that mall, they were pretty sure that this was, he was almost sure that this was the only gunman that was involved in this. and i'm saying to myself, okay, why does he think that?

probably, number one, from looking at video surveillance inside that mall and it was on the second floor of this mall at one store where you had all the victims. and, you know, that said to me, well, you know what, could this possibly be domestic and a targeted killing that this guy did. >> you know, we are still waiting for this news conference coming up at 9:30 eastern. but a federal official briefed on the situation told cnn that the indicators here showed that it was a domestic dispute. what do you see here that would indicate that this was domestic? >> well, the one witness we saw in the package just a minute ago. he apparently came, shot her in a matter of seconds later shot the other guy. so, that says to me he came into that mall on a mission and most likely to shoot this woman. otherwise, if he was just a mass shooter he would have come in on the first floor and shooting people in the food court where you have a large gathering of

people. but he went up to that store on the second flor. >> let's just hypothetically say it was domestic. if it were domestic, you know, at what point, if you know somebody who is depressed and know somebody who is unstable, what is the one thing that would clue you into this americperson also be dangerous to other people. >> you have to determine if someone is a danger to themselves or others. that's one of the things, when you do a civil commitment of someone. me, as a law enforcement officer, i can articulate something that somebody said to me and i thought they were a danger to themselves or others, we can put them on a three-day hold at a mental health facility. when something like this happens and people closest to the people involved, they might not recognize signs that someone is going through something like this. and as i was talking about the precipitating event last hour, that usually something happens. was there a conversation and

that's between these two that set this guy off that he got a shotg shotgun, all this ammunition and went down to the mall in columbia and went down to the mall. >> not one thing we can look at and say, this might not be a good thing? >> unless someone comes out and says, i'm going to go down there and kill her today. some people might not recognize, no, you don't. the signs are usually there, but a lot of people don't recognize the signs. >> we're going to continue this conversation because one element i think we need to talk about is the response. i mean, police were there within two minutes. the mall cops. and everyone who was involved at this scene and i guess just getting, unfortunately, because law enforcement has to. getting better at this because it's happening so often. >> we're going to talk about that because you're joining us here in the next hour, as well. that has to be a big topic of conversation. >> the employees' training, also. >> thank you, mike. federal health officials want to know what is making

hundreds of people aboard a royal caribbean cruise ship sick. today a cdc health officer will board "explorer of the seas" and look around to find out if they can find the cause. the ship is now docked in st. thomas in the u.s. virgin islands. it left new jersey cape liberty on tuesday, skipped a stop in haiti and then went straight to san juan, puerto rico to be sanitized before heading to the virgin islands. >> if you're living in the midwest, you're probably thinking i would go to a sick cruise ship right now in the caribbean. >> the virgin islands sounds good compared to what you're dealing with. blizzard warning in effect for four states, including minnesota, also iowa. if you need a little motivation getting out of bed this morning, look at this. i mean, if you just got a treadmill, you're trying to do a couple crunches. they are running in snow here in chicago bundled up. they braved the arctic temperatures to run a half ma marathon.

this happened yesterday. how much colder is it going to get? >> let them inspire you if they're on the treadmill this morning. but karen maginnis, you know, help us out here. will any of us be able to go run outside? >> it is brutally cold, especially across the midwest. that very cold air diving towards the south. it's not going to be double digit below zero like the midwest. we have blizzard warnings in effect across minnesota. the wind is going to be the problem, not so much the snow. between 2, 4, maybe on the outside as much as 6 inches of snowfall. but the wind is going to be blustery. coming out of the northwest between 30 and 50 miles an hour. maybe some gusts as high as 60 miles an hour. in new york, take a look at this, next couple of days, going to be fairly cold, but the bottom really drops out as we go into tuesday. new york city, a high temperature of just 18 degrees. minneapolis, you stay barely in

the teens monday and tuesday below zero. not below freezing, below freezing. nashville only going to be in the teens for high temperatures coming up for tuesday. but you talked about the caribbean, you don't have to go to the caribbean for things to be warm. all you have to do is go to los angeles where temperatures will be in the low to mid-70s. the next several days. for atlanta, we're watching not just the cold temperatures arriving, but we'll watch the development of a storm system that could possibly bring snowfall to the coastal carolinas and be some ice in georgia. we'll want to talk about the super bowl. it looks like right now cold, flurries and windy. now, that will be some football game going on there. back to you guys. >> all right, karen, thanks. > at least it won't be the feet of snow that could cancel it or postpone it. still to come, two days after a judge said that she should be removed from breathing

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life-sustaining treatment from a pregnant patient. >> nick valencia has more. good morning, nick. >> at this point, it is wait and see for the family of marlise munoz. the hospital has until 5:00 p.m. on monday to abide with the judge's decision or if they will appeal. the hospital has maintained all along that they were simply abiding by state law and they did nothing wrong in their interpretation of the law. an smu professor who co-wrote the law said the hospital got it all wrong. >> i don't see how we can use a provision of the law that talks about treating or not treating a patient. in a case where we really don't have a patient. and that's not a question of philosophical speculation. dead is dead in texas and in all 50 states. >> it was a very emotional day in court for the family having to relive the very graphic

details that emerged from court. an attorney for the munoz family addressed the media after leaving the courthouse. >> this is a sad situation all the way around. we are relieved that erick munoz can now move forward with the process of burying his wife. >> erick munoz has not been talking to the media since early on in this case. at this point what he said is that the hospital is essentially, in his words, conducting a science experiment on his wife and he doesn't understand why they refuse to remove her from the ventilator. victor, christi? >> all right, nick valencia for us in ft. worth, thank you, nick. still it come on "new day" declining approval numbers and now the president is hoping to win back some support as he prepares to address the nation and lay out his priorities for 2014. justin bieber dominated the

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look at that sunrise at the capital. good morning. are you waking up in d.c. today? partly cloudy skies for you. beautiful pink on the horizon as the sun comes up. 34 degrees little bit later. that's what you're going to warm up to. but we're so glad that you're starting your new day with us here at cnn. over at the white house, president obama likely going to spend the day writing notes in the margin and tweaking and reworking parts of what could be his biggest speech of the year. his sixth state of the union address. >> that actually happens on tuesday and we're already getting some details about it and white house senior adviser says the president will push for a year of action on jobs, on the economy and it's a chance for the president to rebot his second term here really. we'll get more on that from political reporter paul steinhozer. >> traditionally the biggest speech a president gives each year. >> we have cleared away the rubble of crisis.

and we can say with renewed confidence that the state of our union is stronger. >> and as president obama gets ready to give a primetime address in front of congress and the nation, when it comes to his poll numbers, there's not so much to brag about. >> i will faithfully execute. >> the office of president of the united states. >> at his second inaugural a year ago, mr. obama's approval rating stood in the low to mid-50s. but after nra and irs controversies and the rollout of the health care law, the president's numbers tumbled. according to a new cnn poll of polls which surveys the national surveys, mr. obama's approval rating stands at 43%. the president's approval rating has slightly rebounded from late last year when it was at or near all-time lows in many surveys. he said last year that he doesn't obsess over polls. >> i mean, if i was interested

in polling, i wouldn't run for president. >> how does mr. obama compare to his two-term predecessors in the white house? george w. bush's numbers were also under water. but bill clinton and ronald reagan's numbers were sitting pretty. why do we spend so much time talking about these numbers? because the approval rating remains one of the best indicators of a president standing with the public and clout right here in washington. christi, victor. >> all right, paul steinhozer, thank you very much. cnn will bring you president obama's state of the union address tuesday. coverage starts at 7:00 p.m. eastern. for full analysis and the president's speech right here on cnn. think about it, less than two weeks from the winter olympics at this point and we're hearing a warning. concerns about security but we never heard a warning like this before. american athletes being told, do not wear your uniforms outside of sochi because of those security concerns. >> you don't want to look too

american. >> the focus of this year's game has shifted to a manhunt for possible terrorism suspects. ryan joins us now from washington. brian, you know, i'm wondering in recent history i think about the berlin games, of course, but in recent history when has the security trumped the games, the sport, the competition? >> this is probably the most pronounced situation at least in the post-9/11 era when it comes to the olympics. our minds go to munich and atlanta and if you think back to the summer olympics in beijing in 2008 that was about the weather and the smog. in 2012 in london questions about traffic. in sochi a lot of the questions are about security and the threat of terrorism. we won't know anything, of course, until the games happen. but i think one of the other big news themes of these games that we haven't seen in the past is about gay rights.

about the notion of anti-gay laws in russia and whether we'll see protests against that in the games. i think those are the two different news stories that are causing this winter olympics to get more attention, not for the sports, but there the news elements. >> usually, we hear more hype around the summer olympics, as well. the coverage that is being ramped up is going to help or hurt the situation do you think? >> i think there will probably be more attention on the games because of those two different news elements that are there and also a long history between the united states and russia. a long antagonistic history for many decades. although things have warmed up recently and then cooled again recently, i think that's part of the backdrop for this. notice that nbc which is broadcasting the games hired editor of "new yorker" to come to sochi to be an analyst for them. he had written about russia for so many years, he was going to be an outside expert. nbc has to be prepared to cover

all potential news stories while they're there for the games. >> another big topic this week and i want to sill straight some of the concern by showing you a clip from this interview with a member of congress when this happened. let's watch. >> i think at this point, we should seriously consider not, not continuing -- >> let me interrupt you. let me interrupt you just for a moment. we have breaking news out of miami. stand by, if you will. right now in miami, justin bieber has been arrested on a number of charges. the judge is reading the charges, including resisting across and driving under the influence. >> look at brian's face. >> cover your face here. msnbc was not the only network to cover bieber big. we covered it big, too. but when you're interrupting a member of congress to go to

justin bieber in court, there's been a lot of criticism of the coverage. is it fair? >> i asked andrea mitchell about this last night. i got a hold of her because i want to play that clip on "reliable sources" this morning. her reaction, she said it was obviously awkward and unplanned. the bad luck of the draw. something that happens in cable news. she's right. good on her for at least trying to cover important international news before getting interrupted by justin bieber's arraignment, right? >> some people were interrupting miley cyrus to talk about justin bieber. >> the thing about the news environment these days is, even if cable news focuses on something like justin bieber, every other story you're curious about is on the internet. it gives freedom to cable news to cover stories people are actually talking about and buzzing about. that's not a complete rationale, but i think that's part of the logic for news producers. and channels like al jazeera that are very public that they don't want to mention bieber at all.

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>> the penalty had been planned in advance to set up this special moment. i want you to check out what happens when derrick takes his second shot. >> that's all right. >> i love it. look at him. >> his mom said she was worried he might cry in the gym in front of his friends and the girls. >> it's all right, too. they were probably all crying, too. >> look at him. >> that's an amazing celebration. >> you know, i never, ever get tired of seeing these. >> when they plan these celebrations, you want them to be that impactful. you want the tears. >> keep them coming because we want to keep showing thel. welcome home to her and thank you for your service. we're going to see you back here at the top of the hour,

8:00 eastern for "new day sunday." >> right now keep it here for "sanjay gupta md." there's a gut wrenching story in dallas where a 33-year-old pregnant woman was hooked up to a breathing machine over the family's objections, even after doctors determined she was brain dead. the doctors said it was required under texas law to do all of this to preserve the unborn child. court documents say the fetus was not viable and late friday a judge sided with the family and said the woman can be removed from the breathing machine. but many people are still confused by all this. over what it means to be brain dead. >> there's a lot of twinkle in her eyes, a lot of smile and laughter and not any more. >> it's difficult for marlise