if you have your own hit or miss, send it to us at jeron fnc. that's it for this week's show. thanks to my panel. especially to you for watching. i'm paul gigot. hope to see you here next week. you can feel excitement is building here in the big apple with the super bowl just one day away. moments ago new jersey governor chris christie and new york governor andrew cuomo are handing off official super bowl duties to next year's host state arizona. represented by governor jan brewer, all happening right there in times square. i am ready for some football. are you? >> yes, i certainly am. i picked both teams in the pool so i'm a winner no matter what.

>> you are a loser. we'll talk about that later. i'm arthel neville, good to see you. >> tough crowd. i'm gregg jarrett. did you see the gridlock in times square? it's unbelievable with the horns honking and people cheering and the game is not even till tomorrow. look at that. you can't even move. police are certainly tightening security in the area ahead of tomorrow's big game. dozens of federal and local law enforcement agencies deployed to assist. there was a brief scare yesterday over a suspicious powder that somebody located in several hotels near the stadium. it was later found not to be toxic. today police are searching cars and monitoring the mass transit. our own rick len all this is live at metlife stadium. how does it look out there? >> warmer than days past. i thought that hand-off should have happened on monday and not today. it seemed premature. the weather is a story here.

they were predicting it might be the coldest super bowl in history. now it looks like it might be 42, 43 degrees at kick-off tomorrow evening. that's great news for the fans in the stadium. obviously security is a major concern. you mentioned the white powder scare. there was one today in midtown manhattan. nypd, new york firefighters and ems responding to the crown plaza hotel on broadway between 48th and 49th near the fox news channel headquarters. this was a false alarm. no injuries. something they had to respond to. similar situation yesterday. several hotels in new jersey near metlife stadium here. local police responding along with the new jersey state police, the fbi joint terrorism task force and hazmat because of letters with white powdery substance. the preliminary testing was it might have been corn starch. this is the kind of thing authority and law enforcement

have to respond to. it was a good dry run for the new jersey state police, according to major kevin fowler one of the men in charge out here. >> you keep going over your plans and you want to make sure they are tight. we think we've done that. a big component, a lot of the things we were worried about as far as the weather, how to do that with the troopers has been taken out of the equation. we are thankful. feels like miami compared to the last week. >> not quite miami weather but better than it was earlier this week. >> a balmy 45. does the security precautions, do they extend beyond just the fans? >> absolutely. they are checking every vehicle that comes near metlife stadium. they are also checking any delivery in vehicles coming to metlife stadium. there is an area down the road here where the u.s. customs and border protection is handling what it's calling nonintrusive vehicle inspections to make sure

no contraband or explosive materials make it inside the perimeter. they will fly over the stadium with blackhawk helicopters. new jersey national guard will have f-16s patrolling the skies over metlife for super bowl sunday and forcing restricted air space rules that will be in effect throughout the day. this is a level one security event. no one is getting near the stadium without tickets. you aren't going to get inside without being searched extensively. >> rick levinthal, thanks for the update. it's super bowl eve. fans may score big with mild weather at game time. that's just before another storm rolls in. meteorologist janice dean live in the fox extreme weather center. at this point we just care about the game. good weather for the folks out there? >> yes. however, we have a storm that is going to come in overnight

sunday into monday morning. we need to get fans into their homes and back home ward bound after the game. here are the current temperatures across new york, long island, new jersey, into the 40s. tomorrow getting higher than that. in some cases we could see 50s across new jersey. then things are going to change into the overnight into monday. super bowl forecast looks excellent. they are squeaking the game in in terms of the forecast. another storm will roll in overnight into monday morning. game time kick-off, 43 degrees. wind gusts 10 miles per hour. even into 10:00 p.m. upper 30s. great news. we've got to get folks home. watch this storm system. watch this develop across portions of the southern plains. maybe snow for northern texas into oklahoma and arkansas.

getting into the mid mississippi valley, ohio valley. watch what happens into monday morning around 3:00 a.m. d.c. getting a wintry mix. philadelphia all snow. up towards new jersey and new york, 6:00 a.m. monday. this is all snow. this is one of our computer models. we are waiting on the national weather service to give us winter witt advisories or watches. the timing of this could be crucial. here is one of our forecast snowfall totals. across the ohio valley 6-12 inches. philadelphia, new york city, on the cusp here. we could certainly see some measurable snow into the rush hour monday morning for the northeast. watch this very carefully. super bowl looks good. >> have to get my wife out there

with the shovel again. president obama pushing to close america's growing income equality gap in his weekly address. offering a condensed version of his state of the union address laying out his plan including new jobs, career training and equality education for each and every child. >> it's time to restore opportunity for all people. the idea no matter who you are, if you work hard and live up to your responsibilities, you can make it if you try. these ideas will strengthen the middle class and help more people work their way into the middle class. some will require congress. wherever i can take steps to expand opportunity for more families on my own, i will. >> the republican response reenforcing areas of common ground with proposals already in place to achieve those goals. >> i know our economy changed. the way we train our workers has not. the skills act would consolidate

dozens of job training programs on the books and put the focus on programs that work. programs that actually lead to jobs. >> the gop response further urged the president to support bills, jobs, medical research and build an america that works for everyone. fierce fighting continuing in syria. we are talking about heavy battling there after the first round of peace talks ended without a deal. the u.n.'s mediator proposed more talks later this month, but there is no immediate commitment from the syrian government to return to the negotiation table. >> one day after u.s. brokered peace talks failed to achieve progress on syria, the syrian army dropped explosives-filled barrel bombs on rebel-held civilian areas advancing in aleppo. one man pointed to the charred bodies of his relatives and said

this is what the political process looks like. the observatory for human rights reported 1, 900 civilians were killed. >> translator: my children adam and maria have not eaten anything since yesterday. he awakened me in the morning saying i'm hungry. i hit him because he said i'm hungry and there is nothing i can do. >> a 14-month-old girl was pulled from the rubble. she is among the lucky ones who survived. the u.s. navy ship is heading toward the mediterranean to pick up and destroy at sea assad's chemical weapons components, even though u.s. officials confirm assad delivered less than 5% of his stock pile and appears to be stalling. secretary of state john kerry at a defense conference in munich asked for the russian's help. >> together we need all keep the pressure on the assad regime to

stop making excuses and fulfill syria's promises and obligations and meet the u.n. deadlines. >> syrian peace talks are supposed to resume on february 10th in the u.s. so far the assad regime has not committed to sending a delegation. arthel? >> thank you jennifer grin. a 50-year-old mother of five becoming the first police chief in afghanistan. promoted to the head of police in kabul. it's a very important government and business district in the country's capital. the move is seen as a way to show the west the afghan government is committed to respecting women's rights. there are currently about 2,000 female police officers in that country. >> whatever happened to those two former scout leaders responsible for this? remember? >> wiggle it. just a little bit.

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welcome back. time for a quick check of the headlines. yahoo e-mail users may be the latest victims of a cyber security breach, the world's second largest e-mail server says hackers stole some of the customer user names and passwords. yahoo has not disclosed how many accounts may have been compromised. as a severe drought continues in the state of

california, officials there announcing they will not send any water from the reservoir system to local agencies beginning this spring. the unprecedented move will affect water supplies for roughly 25 million people and irrigation for 1 million acres of farmland. adam silver becoming the nba's new commissioner succeeding david stern who retired after 30 years in charge. that's stern on the right. silver was the number two man in charge as nba's deputy commissioner since 2006. doug ungress is trying to hammer out an overhaul of current immigration policies. president obama calling on the house and senate to get moving and pass legislation this year. >> if we are serious about economic growth it is time to heed the call of business leaders, labor leaders, faith leaders, law enforcement and fix

our broken immigration system. let's get immigration reform down this year. >> it's one thing to pass a law. it's another thing to have the confidence of the american people behind that law as you are passing it. that's why doing immigration reform in a common sense, step by step manner helps our members understand the bite-size pieces that helps our constituents build more confidence that what we are doing makes sense. >> still there is a long way to go before reaching an immigration deal, including whether republicans and democrats can unite on the issue. doug shown and former media spokesperson for president george w. bush. we are going to have a plan and break it down in bite-size pieces. you ask you, mercedes, what would a gop immigration reform

plan look like versus democratic immigration reform plan? >> sure. i think when you look at the republican principles that the house leadership rolled out this past week, clearly you know it is about providing some sort of legal status to the 11 million undocumented immigrants. first you have to have border security in place and also interior an enforcement which would be an e-verify system, for example. also where you are able to control the exit and entry of individuals coming to the country. the other point is that they do allow for the dreamers, for example, those children who came here and parents were illegal to have a path to citizenship. they are taking a common sense approach, a step by step approach that i believe is long overdue. i think speaker boehner is taking a positive and a very good role right now.

>> doug, is that similar to what the democrats have already been talking about? or is it something different? >> not at all. bottom line, we've got to give the 11 million undocumented a path to citizenship. not legal status. they're living here playing by the rules, paying taxes, they need to have a chance to be part of the american dream as citizens. bottom line, the republicans have a right wing, which mercedes knows all too well, that doesn't want to do anything. this legal status is an attempt to compromise. border security is a political sap to the right. bottom line what we need is a comprehensive plan, not step by step, and ultimately if the republicans don't do it, which they won't, it means they will be consigned to minority status for the foreseeable future. >> hang on, mercedes. let me pull up a fox news poll which is asking what should be done about illegal immigration?

68% say a pathway to citizenship. 15% say send everyone back from hence they came. 15% guest worker program. you see the people are saying pathway to citizenship is the popular approach. talk about the gop road map to achieve that goal, if you believe they agree, and how quickly might that happen? >> that is exactly the point. i think there is where the great divide lies. democrats want the path to citizenship. you have those -- the's a number of them in the republican party that would prefer to do it a step by step, the legal status first, then they are able to apply for a green card which then they are able to apply for citizenship. i think there is that difference that is the point where doug made an important point, which is compromise. this is a first time we are starting to see president obama saying he might be flexible on

this idea of the path to citizenship. however, that is different from what former speaker pelosi said where she is saying if there is no special path to citizenship for the 11 million, it's a no go. >>well, it is going to require compromise. and bottom line, we have to give people a path to citizenship. i think we have to move expeditiously on all phases of the issue, and bottom line, i'm skeptical in an election year, and i'm curious what mercedes thinks, that there will be any compromise, because bottom line, the republican party is divided between the establishment and tea party wing, and i don't think the tea party wants to do anything. i don't think they'll let the republican party do anything. >> it remains to be seen. doug, i have to leave it there because i'm short on time. doug and mercedes, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> an uproar in utah after young students at a public school have their lunches literally snatched away.

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two former boy scout leaders charged with with felon criminal mischief. they sparked worldwide outrage after a youtube video showed them toppling a 170 million-year-old rock formation at utah's goblin valley state park last year. remember? in the video you can see glenn taylor dislodging a bolder at fellow scout leader david hull. filmed it while laughing and

singing, look at it. ♪ wiggle it just a little bit so if convicted, each man could face up to five years in prison and a fine up to $5,000. >> not very boy scout like. in the meantime across the state, two utah psychological employees are on paid leave after lunches were taken away from kids with unpaid meal passes. cafeteria workers served the kids, but then they realized, they didn't pay their account. so they took back the meal ls. they threw them away when they realized the meal accounts were not paid up. one parent with two kids at the school said they let his daughter go hungry. >> my daughter called me during the lunch hour crying saying she couldn't eat lunch over $4. i was never notified she was in the negative. so apparently they give her some milk and an orange and we took

care of the $4. now she can have lunch again. zblf the salt lake city school district has since apologized on the facebook page saying it will not happen again. in fairness, i read they did give fruit and milk to the kids so they didn't go completely hungry. >> that was an unfortunate situation. they have to fix that. a man hunt under way after these two carried out a major bank robbery. the trash talk bandits, as they're called ♪

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. hello. welcome to america's news headquarters. great to see you. coming thup hour, super bowl security. coming up, what officials in new jersey are doing to getfor foot >> and a major manhunt is under way right now. the latest on the search for a pair of trash talking bandits. plus eli manning and new york giants accused of trying to sell fake football gear and pass it as the real deal. both parties argue they have no wrong doing. our legal panel is weighing in

on that. first we begin with a major hurdle being crossed in the push for the keystone xl pipeline. a long exhaustive study finding no concerns with building that line to bring oil to the united states from canada. but the project is five years in the making and is still waiting for the green light from president obama to begin work. peter doocy is live with the latest. peter? >> crude oil in canada is going to be extracted, pipeline or no pipeline. which is part of the reason they find the construction of the pipeline that would take 830,000 barrels of crude oil a day out of canada isn't going to really contribute to climate change at all. >> this is one pipeline project. canada is certainly not going to be leaving the greatest valued

resource in the ground. >> in the end it is president obama who must use data like this report to decide once and for all if the key general stone xl pipeline should be built, but the white house won't tell us how long he's going to take to make that decision. >> these issues are complex. they require a rigorous approach and assessment that are being undertaken by the state department, and that is what it is. >> and now the president's base is split. about supporting the pipeline, california democratic senator barbara boxer is sounding an alarm saying, quote, my biggest concerns continue to be the serious health impacts on communities and the dangerous carbon pollution that comes from tar stand oil. but then in louisiana, another democratic senator, mary landrieu is taking o other side. she says, quote, i urge the administration to act swifly and

give final approval so we can put people to work in the good paying jobs right away. and our refineries in louisiana and texas can keep refining the energy from our friendly ally. the reporters say the pipeline xl will create thousands of construction jobs. the canadian ambassador to the u.s. said yesterday he thinks pipeline politics are going to play really big in upcoming midterm elections here in the state. >> and one thing is for sure, the canadas will pull the oil out of the ground, one way or another. doesn't matter if we build a pipeline. peter doocy, thank you very much. police in michigan are on the hunt for a gunman after a deadly shooting near the camp of the michigan state university. investigators describing the suspect as a black man in his 20s. two students were shot in their apartment complex.

one was treated and released from the hospital. the other was in critical condition and has now died from his injuries. police say the shooting does not appear to be a random act. a massive man hunt is under way in the state of colorado after a major bank robbery there. these two nicknamed the trash talking bandits. no, not the wet bandits or the sticky bandits. they're the trash talking bandits, targeting a suburb bank last week. donna is live in t-- dominic is live in the newsroom with the latest. >> the fbi doesn't know who the people are. we say people because although the initial suspicion is two men, if you take a look at the stills for the footage that we have, it could be actually a man and a woman. it appears possibly the man in the white jacket that you see there ft but then when you take a look at a picture of the other bandit wearing that sort of light gray, light blue sort of

jack jacket. well, perhaps it's a woman there. so potentially a man and a woman team doing this. it happened really fast. it took two minutes for them to get over the counter and into the cash vault and get away with what's been reported as at least 500,000. there we go. it could be because of the elevated sense of that jacket there. so up to about half a million dollars could have been taken. the policies never say how much is being taken. the trash bags gave them the trash talking bandits. but also the way they were dealing with people in the bank, very violent and abusive language. the fbi saying these people, well, maybe they actually learned their tactics somewhere. take a listen to this.

>> they thought more about it and have information from having done these before. now this robbery happened at a wells fargo bank in a suburb north of denver. they are concerned that there could be further bank heists by the two. the police say it's time for extra protection. take a listen. >> we're certainly taking steps in westminster to make sure our financial institutions are receiving extra protection and security. >> and of course these robbers remain at large. they fled from the scene in a black jeep cherokee. police think perhaps someone helped them do this. it appears they could be a dangerous group.

>> they are not the polite our courtesy bandits. there are new developments in the bridge scandal surrounding the office of new jersey governor chris christie. a port authority official who oversaw the lane closures at the george washington bridge claims evidence exists that proves governor christie knew exactly what was happening during the closures. david wildstein made the claim in a letter submitted through his lawyer. though he did not elaborate on what it have evidence might be. the scandal erupted last month when a chain f e-mails revealed that members of the christie administration purposely shut down several lanes of the gw bridge as part of an alleged political pay back scheme. governor christie has denied any involvement. more difficulty on the horizon for a fox news reporter who refused to reveal her confidential sources from the

report she did on the colorado movie massacre. she was cleared by a new york judge last year from having to reveal the name of the person who told her about a notebook containing violent images that belonged to the shooter. holmes is facing the death penalty, and hitz attorneys say the information about that notebook could sway the jury to have him committed at a mental institution instead. we turn overseas now where secretary of state john kerry and defense secretary hagel attending a conference in munich, discussing america's security challenges and a solution for peace between israelis and palestinians. secretary of state spent the

last nine months trying to draft an agreement between the palestinians. despite the lack of tangible progress and craftiness in the deal, kerry says he's optimistic a deal can be reached, at least a framework agreement by the end of april. it would address the core issues that have held up past negotiations. including borders, security, refugees and jewish settlements. after months of talks the israelis and palestinians remain apart and the impact on the security of israel. also the future of israeli settlements in the current territory. there's another issue holding up talks. while kerry remains optimistic, he has warned the status quo isn't an option, and that the future failure of a deal could lead to international boycotts of israel. now both israeli and palestinian publics have overwhelmingly

supported a peace agreement, according to polls taken in recent weeks and months. so far the politicians on both sides have really failed to make the type of negotiate d agreements that have to be reached. now, secretary kerry has warned in the coming weeks both sides are going to have to make some tough decides. shut will really dictates what happens in the long-term agreement coming forward. >> serious tug of war to come. thank you very much, conor powell. republicans are trying to come up with new ways the to repeal certain portions of obamacare, and one idea being floated around at this year's republican retreat in maryland, agree to raise the debt ceiling again, but only in exchange for

canceling the taxpayer bailout written into the affordable care act. >> we understand that people are hurting. we understand there needs to be a replacement that we need to fix in the health care system but not do it in way that puts government in charge. democrats have a majority in the senate. is this an idea to cancel bailout? or are at-risk democrats up for re-election in state where is the constituents don't really like the health care law, so maybe they might join some republicans to vote for the cancellation, assuming you can get harry reid to allow a vote. >> well, i think what will be used as leverage is the debt ceiling. the treasury secretary wants

action in february. and the republicans want something in exchange for raising the debt ceiling, which is at $17 trillion. eliminate the possibility of a federally funded bailout for health insurance industries in the health care industries. that's one way to undermine the affordable care act, km is what the republicans are aiming to do. >> republicans are mindful within the split of their own party over obamacare that led to the shutdown. it was not good for the gop. they have now passed two consecutive debt limit increases with no major policy changes. but they feel like this is different than funding the government, which is what we were dealing with in october. they think there's more momentum. that's why i think that this is

a possibility and because the democrats in the senate will want a vote to show that they're doing something about it. and the third factor is immigration reform. and in exchange they will fund them the health care insurance companies, that's another pass. even though it has nothing to do with it, it does not ease the way for the deal. if the so-called bailouts of the taxpayer funded reinsurances were canceled, i've heard predictions that some insurance companies would go belly up because they're so invested in this sort of thing. and you heard jim moran, a democratic congressman saying i

don't know how to fix this thing. only 10% of the previously uninsured bought into obamacare. not the young people. he said, i don't know how to fix it. >> well, it's important for viewers to know that the risk pools that we're talking about are one mechanism to keep health insurance premiums low. that will lead to premium increases. one way to avoid that tr the high risk companies that hay low the federal government to come in and help the insurance companies. if you take those away, it raises the question about what will happen to premiums. so democrats will not like the idea of it. they're going to try to resist it. you have to throw everything in the pot together. raising the debt ceiling. both democrats and republicans want to avoid anything that threatens the security of the united states economically. all that together may lead them to go along with the deal, despite the risks for premiums going up next year.

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new jersey governor chris christie handing off the super bowl today to arizona. governor jan brewer is part of a new tradition of pasting hosting duties from one region to the next. this of course comes on the same day as authorities in new jersey are working overtime in preparation of tomorrow's big day. rick leventhal is live near metlife stadium in east

rutherford, new jersey. so the handoff to next year's host committee just happened, and of course, they're focusing on the security plans, right? >> absolutely ch and new jersey state police are in charge of securing the super bowl. and as part of that the new jersey state police visited the past three super bowl cities to observe how those cities prepare for their super bowl. it makes sense officials for the next three super bowl cities will come here to new jersey to see how new jersey is handling things. and that's what happened, glendale, arizona, houston had officials here touring the police public safety compound, which has been built in a secret location close to metlife stadium. ch they were checking out the video screens in there and the more than 180 agencies involved in helping keep the event secure.

we spoke with deborah black from the police department. >> obviously the closer we get the more understanding we'll have for what may emerge for us. the difference between being in the desert in february versus being in the northeast, obviously weather is a different concern here than there. they have water front. we don't. ours -- every super bowl is different, but ours is probably going to be easier to plan because we don't have those sorts of die ndynamics going on. >> reporter: and for us it's not as big of a concern ch we're in the 40s today. a lot nicer than the sing it will digits we saw earlier this week. >> yeah, it's like t-shirt weather for us now. it's going to be more challenging to get to the stadium tomorrow than it would be for a normal jets or giants game. >> absolutely. instead of 28,000 parking spaces

at met life stadium, they only have 12,000 available for the super bowl tomorrow. that's one reason it's the first mass transit super bowl. some 15,000 people are expected to ride new jersey transit trains here to the stadium, which is a very convenient way to get here. tomorrow tsa will be conduct in searches to make sure no one is carrying explosives or weapons the through the stadium. you'll have to pass through screening and show them you have round trip train fare and you have to carry a super bowl ticket. they're encouraging people to allow extra time to get here because of the security precautions. >> i have a feeling everyone will cooperate and be patient because they want everyone to remain safe. >> let's hope so. >> thank you. >> sure. >> budweiser's famous super bowl ad is set to air tomorrow.

don't you love the ads? they're so great. beautiful horses. this year's commercial is called puppy love and we learn how they made these heartwarming commercials. >> once again the budweiser horses are making magic for the super bowl. but this year some friends are joining them. puppy love plays on the unnatural friendship. >> his bond and struggle to ultimately be together. >> for weeks 17 budweiser clydesdales have been practicing for show time. their trainer teaches them to do all kind of things. like play flag football. jump a four and a half foot fence and even talk. >> good horse. >> if you thought training a horse was hard, try eight yellow

lab puppies. oh, each little rascal has a job to do. play tug of war, walk like a clydesdale, even run away. >> there's a short window for training because puppies grow fast, like this little girl charlotte. they start at 8 weeks and shoot the commercial at 11 weeks. and onset there are plenty of distractions. the director meticulously executing each shot. >> so you think it's more about being careful not to overplay it. there's a lot of other good shots. you want it to stand out. i actually think it's one of the best investments we can make. people are more focused on the commercials than the game. >> how can you go wrong with clydesdales and puppies? >> that's so adorable.

>> it is. i can't wait to see the commercials. but there were other talking animals. ruh-roh, he talked. >> very good. good references. president obama is announcing a new retirement savings plan. it's called my ira. he reemphasized the proposal while on the road this week. listen. >> i will direct the treasury to create a new way for working americans to start their own retirement savings. my ira. it's a new type of savings bond that we can set up without legislation that encourages americans the to begin to build a nest egg. and it's schism. >> so what are the details and is it really something that millions of americans will be able to use as a good inestment

for their retirement savings. this is the managing partner of chapwood investments. good to see you, ed. >> good to see you, too. >> it stands for my retirement account. but what is myra? >> it's simply a retirement account where people can put in after-tax dollars into a tax deferred investment. they can go as low in terms of additional incremental dollars of $5. the key is it's growing tax deferred. they're called individual retirement accounts. what this is modeled after is the roth ira. so that is something that grows tax deferred and then when the money comes out it's not taxed. in this case once yo get to $15,000, once you build it up to $150,000, you have to pull it

out. one of the keys is the money must be invested in the government-backed securitied. so you're really not going to get any growth. if you understand investing, any time you invest in government related bonds like this, inflation goes up and pushes the rate up. you're really losing the person power. i'm not a fan of this. put it that way. >> it's available if you don't have an ira and if your company doesn't offer a more traditional plan or 401(k) plan. right, ed? >> also. $191,000 if you make less than that, you can participate in this. yo you can participate with a 401(k) plan as well. anyone with a 401(k) plan, contribute to that. don't pay attention to this. we have a problem with e people retiring in the country. people do not have enough money to retire. this is not the answer to it. i don't know if a lot of thought went into how they put this together.

but i don't know a serious person who is going to pay attention to this. >> did you $190,000 or $1991,000? >> if you make that or less you can participate in this. but you're really putting money into something already out there. as i stated we have a problem in the country with people retiring. people are starving for ways to retire. this would be the equivalent of you being really hungry and eating a tic-tac. >> you say it's already out there. it's not a new investment plan. >> it's really not. you can put money in an individual retirement account. there's still a lot of information coming out on this. the idea that the president said i instructed the treasury to go out and do this without any legislation i'm going to bypass congress on this, well, that may be the case. we really put together nothing

here. i've talked to people in my industry, a loot of people around. we're all looking. is there anything more to this? and we're finding out there really isn't anything. if you don't have a retirement account. if you have a way to grow your money tax deferred, take a look at it. more importantly you're never going to have enough money to retire on simply using this. maybe a starter kit will be the best way to explain it, to get the conversation going, which is a very important conversation. and how people are going to save for retirement. i just don't think -- quite frankly i know this isn't the answer. >> that is the nugget there. it's for people with the the so-called lower income bracket. maybe it is to get the ideas in their minds that i can put away a little something for retirement. >> but they always could. that's the point. before this anybody could save

for retirement. open up an individual retirement account. i'm trying really hard to find something good here. i just don't see it. >> i appreciate your efforts. i talked to you about six months ago. you were supposed to get your son a in car. did that happen? >> it did happen. he's a great kid. he got a better because of our conversation than he was before the conversation. >> i put the pressure on and i love it! >> this one actually runs, ed? an engine and everything? >> yeah, we stepped it up a lit bit. we did. >> i thought you were going to get the body of the car. >> he was going to until i mentioned it on television. love him back. we have incredible new details in amandaox's guilty verdict. what the judge is saying and

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we are learning new details about the guilty verdict in amanda knox retrial.

the italian judge says he agonized over the verdict but he and the jury agreed about the guilt in there and coming up with a motive that will be explained in the written explanation of the verdict, which is expected within three months. and it's a lawsuit against the team andmanning accusing him of creating bogus game worn football gear to pass off as the real deal, fooling fans and making money from collectors. the documents attached to the lawsuit saymanning took part in the scream so he cold hold on personally to each of these items. the qb denies any wrong doing saying the giants told me this suit is the completely without merit and i have no reason to believe otherwise.

the giants will fight it and so will i. both are defense attorneys and former prosecutors. all right. there's an alleged smoking gun here. and that is the e-mail between the memorabilia dealer who is the plaintiff in the lawsuit and joe, who is the equipment manager for the giant ls. let's put the e-mail on the screen. this is the smoking gun allegedly. hey, joe, he writes. my buddy was offered an eli gamed used helmet and jersey. are these the b.s. ones that eli asked you to make up because he didn't want to give up the real stuff? he says, bs 1, you are correct. how incriminating is that? >> not at all. that doesn't show that eli had knowledge. that's an e-mail from e eli manning. >> what about the equipment manager? the equipment manager may be

involved in this. we have to know who know what, what they knew and when they knew it. >> it's technically hearsay but it falls under exception, but that's only as to skiba. you would have to redakt the eli portion. >> and one is he has to prove the authenticity of the e-mail. how do we know if that's what the person really said? i do i think it's incriminating. >> what is he going to say? oh, i was just kidding. >> it's definitely red flags, very incriminating. >> there has to be a way to authenticate the real deal and the fake stuff. i mean, i think you can compare photos and video tape during game with what was supposed to be the game helmet, for example, the markings may be different. the jersey may be slightly different.

>> 100%. that's the first hurdle. are these fake items. the physical evidence. they have to prove that it's fake. now there are a lot of experts out there that will come to court and will authenticate the item or be able to testify that the item is fake. >> he alleges a whole bunch of claims. doesn't he have credibility from him? this is a guy who was indicted criminally at one point. the feds dismissed it. >> he will definitely have a credibility issue because of the indictment that he had. just because it was dismissed doesn't mean he was not guilty. that's not where they decided to let it go. >> he's got to take the witness stand in front of the jury as the plaintiff. so you can challenge his credibility with all kinds of stuff. this credibility will absolutely be challenged here.

it's because the witnesses lied in that case. the witnesses lied. and that is what led to the further investigation. and i'm happy the media is down playing this right now. and because we see the evidence, eli and the giants have to be presumed innocent. >> i'm not at giants fan. >> there's got to be a subpoena for him to turn over his stuff. >> and then you have the expert who is will look at the items and see if they're genuine or not. >> it gets nefarious here. allegedly the dry cleaner was involved. allegedly the dry cleaner was caught trying to make these jerseys look worn and dirty them up. >> the thing is, he is going to have to prove that this happened. i'm sure all of these people will be investigated and brought into court to testify. >> this is going two be a very interesting case, a very

interesting investigation. >> and the racketeering charge ch. >> well, the government has to get involved. if this is true, this is a crime. it has to be investigated and prosecuted. >> the memorabilia industry has a reputation, and i don't think anybody would challenge this, of being unreliable if not sleazy. >> and people pay top dollar for those items. >> especially through the internet these days. it makes it much easier to exploit it. and billions of dollars are loss every single year due to fake sports memorabilia being sold. good to see you. nice job, guys. a deadly scene after a volcano erupts in a massive cloud of smoke and lava. where it happened and new details on the victims. plus, the super bowl. from the super bowl to winter olympics in sochi. a look at how your tax dollars are being spent to protect the biggest sporting events in the

world. >> we're doing everything we can do as a country. we have two ships in the black sea. that are there should there be a need for that, if there's any kind of major occurrence.

a volcano in western indonesia unleashing a major eruption, killing at least 14 people. here's some of the videotape, coming just a day after thousands of residents who fled earlier eruptions returned home thinking it was okay. the victims include four stuptsz on a school trip to see the volcano up close. it's been spewing lava and rocks and gas for four months. super bowl xlviii, and this year's winter olympics in sochi, and security is, of course, a major concern. millions of your tax dollars going towards efforts to keep everyone safe. the fbi, cia and local law enforcement, and even the military all playing a role. steven yates is a former deputy assistant to vice president dick cheney for national security affairs. and we welcome you, te ven, how are you? >> great to be with you. >> steven, which event would you say is the more daunting, the super bowl or the sochi olympics

in terms of security? >> well, no major public event has a hundred percent security, but i'm much more comfortable with the approach likely to be taken in the greater new york area than with the sochi olympics. >> really? so you're a little more concerned about that? and if you are concerned about what's happening in terms of security there in russia, would you say the russian officials are cooperating with the u.s. when it comes to coordinating security efforts? >> yeah, control and cooperation are a big point in this. with the super bowl in the greater new york area, we have people who have tested and real-life experience protecting major events over multiple years since 9/11. with russia, there's really some mixed messages about how much our government and the russian authorities have been able to cooperate. so of course, russian sovereign territory, they consider it their job to keep security for the major event and they're committed to that. but we have some in our government, including the president, who seem confident that the russians understand the

stakes. but a lot of people say there's very limited cooperation between the russian authorities and other governments. so we don't know enough about the threat, and what will really be done in case there's an emergency. >> but the u.s. is preparing some security efforts there in russia, correct? >> well, we have some u.s. officials that say we'll have ships in the black sea offshore. that's, i suppose, a show of support and being prepared for contingencies. but it's very unclear what they might really be able to do if something should go wrong in the olympics, would the russians really be open to international intervention to help, or really try to do too much themselves perhaps. so openness cooperation from the outset i think limits what our forces can really do in a contingency. >> let's hope nothing major happens there. let's move on over to super bowl now. of course, we've got times square, like 13-block area blocked off, including super bowl boulevard.

as you say, there are live pictures right there, people are already cramming into the area. it's very festive, i have to say. but they're more used to these types of events. we see this place crowded for new year's eve, et cetera. of course, they have to take measures to protect folks for this particular event. and we're talking about 80,000 people going to metlife stadium. you have the open areas, stephen, around metlife stadium. how challenging are the open areas in terms of protecting the folks? >> well, challenge is significant, there's no getting around that. but we have a lot of resources going in to people who are using a lot of technology to analyze behavior, being pre-positioned in a number of different areas, anyone who's concerned about civil liberties and surveillance should not go into these kinds of areas because i think literally every square inch is going to be watched very, very carefully. there's, i think, less of a risk for active shooting type events, but there's going to be a lot of

concern about something like the boston bombing, a package that gets left behind and maybe gets ignored. security people are going to have to be vigilant. attendees veg lent and cooperative. but in general, in the greater new york area, there's a lot of people going to big events and doing their part for everyone's sake. >> very good. you've got folks going over there by train, by subway, cars, private and public. but you feel overall, you would say that you're feeling pretty good in terms of security regarding the super bowl? >> i don't think anyone in charge of security ever sort of relaxes until the event is over. and that's appropriate. i'm sure they're going to be watching every angle of access to the event. but we -- i think we have a finite geography and finite period of time with significant resources going at it. my hope is everyone enjoys the game. >> enjoy the game yourself, stephen yates. thank you so much. that's going to do it for us. we're back at 6:00 p.m. eastern

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