is joining us from new york. >> thank you very much. have a great couple of days off. police now know how the gunman got to the mall and they do know the shooter's name. erin mcpike is outside the mall. one thing remains a mystery. what is the latest? >> well, we learned a little bit ago that the mall will reopen at 1:00 p.m. tomorrow. that is a day earlier than expekt expected this morning. >> when the mall does reopen, we will ensure that we have a strong police presence here.

the mall has a unique place in the county. it is not just an economic institution. it is a place of community. we understand that and we are working closely with the mall officials to allow them to reopen as quickly as we can. we learned more details this morning saying that the shooter purchased his shotgun last month in neighboring montgomery county and he came by taxi here at 10:15 and entered a double level entrance and also has two homemade explosive devices on him and police were able to disable them.

police also have said that they haven't been able to establish a relationship between the shooter and the victims so they don't have a motive. >> all right. thank you very much. yesterday was the sixth day in a row that the public place was the place of a murder. the week began with a student shot and wounded at university in a philadelphia area. a teacher's assistant was gunned down on friday. hours ago brain dead and pregmother was removed from machines keeping her alive and the victory came after an emotionally wrenching ordeal. texas hospital kept her body on life support to preserve the

fetus she was carrying. hospital chose not to appeal the judge's ruling. i want to bring in nick valencia. nick, how is the munuz family doing? >> we did get a stayedme statem the family's attorney. i want to read part of that. it starts by staying: as you know, it has been an almost 8.5 week period that the family has been arguing over having her come off the vent

later. the hospital has been saying that they have been following sate law. which requires a pregnant woman to receive life saving treatment. we herd fr we heard from the hospital. which said: >> now we are trying to get in contact with the family to get a statement and learn more about what is next for the family. we know that they are continuing on with the grieving process we don't know when. >> has the hospital or the family said who will actually end up paying for the care that she has received over the last couple of months? >> that is a question that is so

far unanswered. we have been digging into it here. we know that she was insured by united health care. we don't know because of hippa laws who will pay for this and what type of coverage she has. there could be a legal battle because the family has fought to take her off of the ventilator. so perhaps they may not want to pay for the bill. i want to move out of the way here so you can see this memorial set up here. i spoep to a few of them earlier. that the fetus --

>> such a tough tough story. hundreds of passengers sickened aboard a screcruise ship. but first, comparing anything to nazis is never a about idea. we are talking about a venture capitolist and what he said that next. for aches and pains

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let's talk about this with our two favorites. he is in washington, d.c. so the man's name is tom perkins. writing from san francisco: robert? tom perkins he is a smart guy he was responding to an article about google employees being bussed from san francisco to mountain view. but he included the nazis. never a smart idea to do this. >> he is not a smart guy. but he is ignorant immoral comments and i don't know why they put that in a letter to the

editor. this comparison to naziism that you see from this group, these are the republican thought leaders. if you are not careful they are going to replace the elephant as your party symbol and put in the german shepherd. >> i'm impressed that anybody reads letters to the editors. is there a war against the rich? >> it boggles the mind why anybody would try and draw anal gi su an, analogy to nazi germany or hitler, you lose the audience. robert simmerman and i don't always agree on policy.

we can do that without making the comparison to nazi germany. it clouds the debate and i would say where i disagree is this is not a tactic that is in anyway just relegated to one party. a lot of people do it. and they get in the same trouble it is the wrong thing to do when you are trying to make the argument. part of the problem in our culture today is there is a focus on being quotable versus being credible. we compare a 1% economically to the plight of six million jews and gypsies and gays. >> let's talk about the other big subject this week. that is mike huckabee. they talk about women.

claims republicans are waging a so called war on women. >> if the democrats want to insult the women of america by making them believe that they are helpless about coming in and providing a prescription for birth control without the help of the government then so be it. >> he was trying to create a strong man argument he got to the short straw on this one. >> not the best speech, i think the full clip would show that he was making an attempt toward women's self determination. if anything, it was a lesson in just how hyper sensitive the

media is to this. here is another example of a republican saying things that could be taken as offensive to women. >> how is it not offensive to talk about uncle sugar and libito. let's remember that 58% of women who use the pill use it for health purposes and not just birth control purposes. george herbert walker bush make sure that in digent women get it paid for because it was a health crisis. >> i think he was trying to use a strong man's argument. it was awkward and the thought was why would he write that even. let's stay with women in politics. the candidate in texas.

wendy davis made her name launches a ton of positive press then. gets elected to the state senate and turns out her bio has a few holes in it. and her ex-husband paid for harvard a few other things that don't quite square. how much is this going to hurt her? >> right now, she used the language i have to tighten up my language. i think that was an admission that she wasn't as accurate that she should have been. if it comes into question with voters she has to find a whole set of issues make an agenda that people can rally around. her main set have come under fire. >> her bio is important there were some areas where she made

mistakes but welcome to the nfl. and you are going to face a lot of got you politics. a good morning in the texas state house is going to be tough and this is going to make it tougher. great to be with you. hundreds sickened on a cruise ship and no one knows what the illness is or what caused it. coming up next. >> and water cooler moments big stars and a crazy red carpet. we are here live at the 56th annual grammy awards coming up. >> and we are taking a look at last year state of the union

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>> that sickness which can spread quickly is what health officials from the cdc are investigating. what happens is that a passenger comes onboard having the virus and it spreads and then you have all of those people in a confined space over a long period of time. more than 300 potentials and crew fell victim to the illness. the cruise line saying there is no known cause for the outbreak and apologizing to guests. the majesty of the seas got sick suffering from severe

gastrointestinal symptoms. >> i spent the whole night on the toilet. >> it has caused 21 million illnesses and 800 deaths. this weekend's incident has delayed the cruise liner. the damage already done. >> you know, any sicknesses can involve but it is the most disorganized trip i have been on in my life i'm almost 80 years old. it is sad. >> justin angelo is one of those who got sick. how are you feeling? >> i feel a little better but still not up to par. >> we were confined for three days. >> we had a little bit of problem with that because we were supposed to be guarant

eeflt d and they stopped us and we lost the tour. what were the symptoms. what do you think it is? >> at first i thought it was food poisoning. i had dinner around 8:30 or 9:00. around tuesday night in 1:00 in the morning i started with an upset stomach and vomiting and we went into the sick bay and there were over 200 people there with the same symptoms. >> and we called room service and we will be able to get anything we need and what they specified for us. that was impossible. they never answered the phone. >> if you seen any officials from the cdc. did they test you in anyway? did they ask you questions?

>> the lady went to a doctor and took our temperature and gave us a needle and gave us over-the-counter medication to take and people were going into cvs yesterday in port and were buying over-the-counter medication. the shows have been cancelled here. the entertainers couldn't perform because they were sick. >> doesn't sound pleasant. no, it is not. >> if i could get off i would get off. >> i'm sure you would like to get off that ship. how has the response from the cruise line been? >> they just said it was brought on by somebody, you know and they pushed the button on the elevator and then it spread but i don't know. i don't buy that. i mean, a lot of the crew was sick. they brought in extra help to try and sanitize the ship and

now if you go into the line for your food you can't touch anything. everything is handled to you. they cancelled showed because the entertainers are sick. they aren't able to perform. >> there have been people complaining about the way that the line has handled it. do you think they are doing everything that they can to make you as comfortable as possible and get this thing resolved? >> in my wife's case and mine, we weren't able to get through to room service to get the up plies to give us. and i got out of my room and the porter stopped me and he said you are confined to your room and i said we need drinks and stuff. it was a mess. i don't think they are cooperating that much with us. and every day there are more and more people. we can hardly eat. there are a lot less people in the dining rooms.

>> thank you very, very much for taking time with us. and helping us understand this. i wish you well and i hope you get off the ship and back in good health and spirits soon. >> i hope they let us off when we get in bayonne. >> we are all helping with you my friend. >> we'll have more in the next hour when we speak to a medical doctor who used to work with the cruise lines. >> what do the grammies and this ac toe puss haoctopus have in c? just ahead.

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our correspondent looks gorgeous. >> go ahead i'm sorry? >> you look great no matter what you are wearing. what are you spotting on the red carpet. first of all, if my attention span is short, it is because i have celebrities around me. i got down interviewing the mount rushmore of country music. they will be performing tonight with blake shellton. you know that is going to be a great performance. and i interviewed tamar braxton. she is so excited so there is a lot going on here tonight. the grammies are hoping to have

the moment that everyone is talking about tomorrow. they are going to be performing their "same love". 34 couples, black, white, straight, gay, old, young, will be getting married during their gramy performance. get who their maid of honor will be? >> madonna. she will be singing her song, open your heart set to the tune of same love. also, we are hearing that opening the show could be beyonce, jaycee and or both. i talked about blake shelton. one of the more interesting catego

categories he is up against his wife miranda lambert. that should be interesting with that one. i'm going to vote for you to be the water cooler moment for the show tonight. have a great time out there. we knocked chris, chris ttophern off. >> that would have been great. talk to you later. >> with so many great performers and al bums this year. it is hard to predict who will go home with the grammy. and then there is paul who predicted all 7 of the matches in the 2010 world come and now google may be able to predict the winners of tonight's grammy awards. how does this work and if you

are right i want to know the outcome so that i can place a bet. general viewing favor on youtube and what people are listening to and search trends as well. this is the social media approach to -- or the crowd sourcing approach to picking winners. >> we are checking out what is the most popular. for record of the year. we are predicting that it is "blurred lines". and this was done on the basis of youtube views ♪ hey, hey, hey >> all of the nominees had upwards of 120 million views. >> who might win album of the year? >> we are predicting "the

heist". >> and this was done on the basis of google music. >> best new artist. looking at google search trends. we are predicting that it is n kendrick lamar. and it was kendrick that came out on top of that. >> and what am i going to have for dinner? >> i haven't googled that. it supto the recording academy to see what happens tonight. >> very nice to meet you. good luck. we'll see if you guys are right. >> we are holding our breath.

>> now, we are one week away from the superbowl and the excitement is starting to build. the denver broncos arrived a little bit ago. their opponents will land in a couple of hours. the game is going to be played outdoors next sunday in new jersey. the nfl rolling the dice. whether it will be good enough for the biggest game of the season. >> it is a special bleacher report on souperbowl boulevard that is next saturday 4:00 eastern time. right here on cnn. mostly trial lawyers all male. the most shocking revelation is this. why? that is next.

with news on the decline, and murder rates dropping, lawyers are killing themselves at alarming rates across the country. cnn has shown that the string of obituaries seem endless. one after the other.

about 15 in all. successful lawyers all found dead. they are all suspected of take ing their own lives. we discovered similar patterns. florida and south carolina. mississippi, ohio and oklahoma. which in 2004 and 2005 saw one layer suicide every month. the terrible outcome of high rates of depression which this lawyer's colleague battled in killing himself. suicide data, lawyers were in

the top five. they suffer from depression, the root cause of suicide at a rate 3.6 times higher than non lawyers. you are dealing with a judge witnesses who may or may not say what you thought they were going to say. a jury you are trying to persuade. >> some of these attorneys are highly functional until the very end. generated $600,000 of billable hours his lift year. his wife gave his eulogy and talked about how proud he was of his children and talked about what a wonderful fan he was and you think why would this person take their own life. two more lawyers in their office building also killed themselves. for when the stresses of a

profession is just too much. the money stress why? >> one of the best ways that all of these people explained it to me is like this. >> what differentiated attorneys and trial attorneys in this case is conflict. >> he said this imagine a surgeon, there is a lot of stress involved in allowing somebody's stress in his hands. they don't allow to have the stress while they are trying to save their lives. do they have great power and money in these states? >> yeah, bar associations started seeing attorneys dying.

so they added mental illness meaning that now attorneys would be learning about this. they would be learning about the symptoms about themselves and they would be saying something. they are going to offer a hotline and counseling and in all the states that something was done it was clear that the suicides tstopped. ip kentucky, they have not seen a suicide in nine months. >> thank you so joining us. interesting story. >> what is the most popular sport in america? poll reveals a new winner. charles barclay says leave richard sherman alone. terrance moore says they are both dead wrong.

the superbowl has been ov overshadowed a bit by the rant of richard sherman calling him quote a thug and he sat down with rachel ning chols to talk about the comments. >> now they are using thug instead of the n word. it is still sad. what was thug about what i did? because i said something about a football game i didn't go talking about fighting the guy after the game. or blow his car up. the debate has opened up a wider discussion that talks about

sports. >> terrence, you wrote a column saying somebody is always studying us. the more responsibility we have to present ourselves in a way that will influence others for the positive. the whole affair reminds you for an add that he was not a role model. on wednesday you made your point further with cnn's brook baldwin. this goes back to 1993 when charles barclay made that statement that we are not role models. you have statistics that show that 70% of black youth born today are to unwed mothers. >> oh, but it didn't end there. charles barclay didn't like what

you had to say, he was on brook's show terrance doesn't have a clue what my commercial is about. i'm the only guy in the history of civilization that ever got criticized for telling kids to listen to their parents. that's how you know a lot of these people are full of it. i told these kids to listen to their parents z. >> terrance, you've been going back and forth with mr. barkley on this issue for a couple of decades. what's going on? >> it goes back to what i just said. he does not get the fact we are all role models. particularly if you're a high profile person you have to be a role model. i'm not talking off the top of my head here. as i pointed out in the cnn.com piece i've dealt with black youth for decades here in the atlanta area. earlier today i talked to sunday school, teenagers. i've been doing that for 20-something years. the thing that i see with these kids, as i pointed out, a lot of these kids come from single

parent backgrounds. i'll tell you something else i didn't mention in the article. when you go to career days, i go to a lot of career days, elementary schools, junior high schools and high schools, you see a lot of these kids wearing the jerseys of their favorite athletes. what does that tell you? these kids look at that particular athlete or athletes as their role model or role models. >> all right. let's go to richard sherman. look, nobody likes a sore loser. they hate a sore winner even more, i suppose. look, this guy just made a great play. there's endorphins. it's the biggest, giant game. his blood was pumping. he's a well spoken guy. >> well, let's start with something we cullan all agree u, even charles barkley. if you really care about kids, okay, which is the better scenario for richard sherman? richard sherman looking and acting like the stanford grad

that he is, matriculating toward a master's degree, standing before the cameras acting like that, or the richard sherman that we saw looking like a raving maniac and an idiot? okay? here's the other thing. i'm getting sick and tired of people talking about, well, he was just in the heat of the moment. i've been covering -- i've been a professional journalist for over 35 years. i can count on one hand the number of players in that situation acting like that, particularly with the sort of intellect that this guy has. and i'll tell you, there's a lot of people out there who think that a lot of this is pr driven to help his marketability. i hope that's not true. if it is, he's got the entire week with the visibility of super bowl to get this right for the youth in particular. >> mr. sherman told our rachel nichols that the term "thug" that's been tossed around is just another term for the "n" word. do you buy that?

>> oh, i would agree with that. however, if you go into the barbershop you should expect to get a haircut. you put yourself in these situations all this stuff starts coming out. it does not justify it happening. it tells you if you put these things in these positions bad things are going to happen if you act bad and silly. >> yeah. a new harris interactive poll fsg finds nfl is america's favorite sport, far ahead of auto racing, baseball. does this surprise you? >> not really. two words. nfl films. nfl films has been around for 50 years. the nfl has done a better job through nfl films and mechanisms marketing itself than any other sport that's out there. then you have the fact the nfl is a very easy sport to bet on. it's a controlled violence sport. whether people like to admit it or not, they like the violence of it all. the one thing i would point out. you mentioned the harris poll. there was an associated press poll that came out last week that showed that the nfl dropped

seven points in popularity, which shows you that maybe this concussion thing in the short run, if not the long run, is going to have an effect on the popularity of the sport. >> the always sensible terence moore. thanks very much for being with us today. >> thank you. if you're a child of the '06s, here's an event you would remember very, very well. ♪ i don't care too much for money, money can't buy me love ♪ ♪ can't buy me love >> madness. that's the beatles singing "can't buy me love." it's hard to believe next month will mark 50 years since john, paul, ringo and george land pd at jfk. we'll tell you why paul mccartney is disappointed when he looks back. this helmet is just torture on my hair. try head & shoulders for men. you can reach polamalu levels of flake-free scalp and hairness. check it. ♪ seven benefits every bottle.

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going to be around much longer unless i make a change. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com you are in the "cnn newsroom." i'm miguel marquez. we are fast forwarding to the week ahead. we'll take a look at the stories you'll be talking about and hearing coming up this week. let's begin with our five questions for the week ahead. number one, who will pay the hospital bill for keeping a brain dead and pregnant woman on a ventilator against her family's wishes for months? hours ago, marlise munuz was released from all hospital machines. it's what her family wanted. brain dead since september, a x the tx hospital had been keeping her body on a ventilator to keep the fetus she was carrying. nick, what have you learned about who may foot that bill? >> reporter: that's the main question. that's the next question in this case, miguel. who exactly will pay for those medical bills encrewed by