2011 world championships - an event which cho ended up winning. he didn't want to do it but was pressured by a former coach to do sowhich the coach denies >> pam: good night. s is cobra zero six. just entered indian country, approaching way point four. request confirmation to engage target on first approach. [man on radio] roger, cobra zero six. big eye waiting for confirmation as well. we wait any longer, big eye, we're not gonna have any choice in the matter. i can't exactly do a u-turn here. roger that, cobra. hold for confirmation. [lightning cracks]

simon cho suspended for two years.ya harding was convicted of conspiracy, fined, banned from u.s. figure skating for life. >> cho has fessed up to what he did. i'm not sure it made a huge difference. he still did it. he talked about it on "new day." have a listen. >> it wasn't sportsman like of me. i do regret my actions. this is something i have to live with for the rest of my life. i'm not the same naive 19-year-old when i did the tampering. hopefully any fan or young boy looking up to me can learn from this experience. if they are able to do that then i've made the best of this situation even though i do regret my actions. >> i'm just not sure which bit of this i'm missing. the he tampered with somebody's skates. he's being banned from skating and -- >> he wants to compete. he says he's learned his lesson. he wants to compete. he cheated. >> more than cheating. sabotage. >>> 50 years ago tomorrow the reverend martin luther king jr. gave famous "i have a dream" speech on the steps of the lincoln memorial. >> tomorrow

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alena cho joins me live from new york with more on this. alena, what are some of the changes the governor wants? >> reporter: fred, as you know, this is a story that's been getting a lot of attention the past week. basically, governor chris christie has sent this medical marijuana bill back to the state legislature after it sat on his desk for a couple of months. he is now saying he will sign it if edible forms of marijuana are approved, but only for mine oor. in order to qualify, parents would still have to give approval as well as a qualifying subscription from a qualifying doctor. there are 250 qualifying doct s doctors. the father of little vivian, the girl you just saw there in the video, who confronted our governor this week, told wolf blitzer last night. watch. >> it makes a lot of headache and heartache for parents to shop around for doctors who understand anything about medical marijuana to get them to sign up for this. so for parents who are already going through a lot of trouble just with what their children's ailments are, they

cho-cho are existing on borrowed time and it's a go over your area. and as the price of the yellow metal continues to soar on world markets so gold he is experiencing a new lease on life people are coming out here from all over the country to seek their fortunes. a modern day gold rush in the heart of war played colombia. from the old children mine bianca carries bags of rocks to these antiquated mills. the rock is ground up for hours. to extract the gold particles a dangerous product is used mercury. this gray paste is obtained which contains the gold. we should wear long gloves and even masks that nobody uses any form of protection anyone just ignores the danger. and that's the way that people get older around here their hands start tremble. nervous disorders memory loss defects of mercury are devastating in the air in the water insecure via mercury is omnipresent it's one of the most contaminated zones in the world. for these small scale miners so. other gold to merchants gold is exchanged for large wads of notes. so here everyone protects their bu

. ♪ the star attraction was the south korean boy band cho shin sung, also known as supernova.he singers talked about reasons to visit their country. they said japanese can enjoy shopping for the latest korean fashions and cruising at night on the river in seoul. fewer and fewer japanese are showing up in south korea's duty-free stores. they're staying away because of strained relations and a weaker yen. lotte duty free marketing director kim bo jun said he hopes more japanese will experience what his country has to offer. here's the three-day world weather forecast. >>> that concludes this edition of "newsline." i'm keiko kitagawa in tokyo. thank you for joining us.

2011 world championships - an event which cho ended up winning. it but was pressured by a former coach to do sowhich the coach denies >> pam: there has been a lot of controversy. jason, thank you will have an update coming up in a just one hour at 8:00 p.m. su, then. . see you, then unbelievable. shhhhh! in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet. yeah, our babysitter didn't have a million ways to serve mom up on a silver platter. we had to count sheep to fall asleep. and i always worried that i was creating an overcrowded sheep farm. in my head... never looked like that farmer took proper care of those sheep. too much? a little. [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. >>> "omg! insider," the top trending stories you need to know. >> public outrage is growing. >>> she's going to hell in a twerking hand basket that girl. >> she is a young girl desperately trying to get attention. >> stars versus miley backlash over her vma grindfest explodes. why kelly clarkson is get

we have simon cho joining us.g the story about yourself, hearing the allegations, you've admitted them, but what does it mean to you? >> i certainly department expect to be on cnn for something like this. picturing back four years ago when i was at the last games, if somebody told me, hey, you're going to be on cnn, i didn't quite picture it to be like this. >> you worked hard. you're an olympic athlete. you're a medalist. why did you do this? >> so, this event took place in 2011, start my coach jae su chun, my coach and fellow korean. started when he severed ties with the canadian team when he used to work for them, came to the u.s. to coach our team. there was a particular event where we were eliminated by the canadian team. at that point, he took it a little to heart and took it really personally and that's when he took to encouraging his team to be obnoxious and rude, you know, as for the ice you report, he says he encouraged skaters to be obnoxious, sit on their massage tables, spill soup on the canadian skat

well, our alino cho joins us fromalina, has there been any progress? report. the latest we're hearing is negotiations have stalled for a moment. they'll pick up again monday. essentially, what that means is, if you turn on cbs right now in new york, dallas, boston, chicago, denver, los angeles, detroit, pittsburgh, eight cities in all, you will see something that you have likely never seen before. no programming. no sound. just a slate with a time warner logo and a scathing open letter, at least earlier there was a letter that you could see, that read in part, cbs has made outrageous demands for the programming that it delivers free over the air and online, requiring us to remove their stations from your lineup while we continue to negotiate for fair and reasonable terms. cbs called it a first. in case you're wondering, this whole fight is over something called retransmission fees. these are the fees that cable companies pay to broadcasters like cbs in order to get that content that they so desire and the content that viewers love. remember, too, it's

i'm alina cho. despite all of the violence, some say the u.s. should just butt out. sunday" returns. [ male announcer ] come to the golden opportunity sales event to experience the precision handling of the lexus performance vehicles, including the gs and all-new is. ♪ this is the pursuit of perfection. >>> this morning, egypt's interim government is telling its side of the story. it blames what it calls terrorists for inciting violence and chaos across the country. >> officials showed reporters videos like this, claiming they show the muslim brotherhood members firing automatic weapons. >> more than 170 people have been killed since friday in clashes between the government, security forces for the government, and muslim brotherhood protesters. meanwhile, the government is questioning the legality of the muslim brotherhood, which has called for protests all of this week. >>> meanwhile, back in the u.s., president obama wraps up his vacation on martha's vineyard today. >> and cnn white house correspondent dan lothian is there. so, dan, the president's staying up to da

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here's alino cho. >> reporter: turn on cbs in new york, l.a. and six other major cities and this is what you will see. no programming, just a slate. with a time warner cable logo and a scathing open letter that reads in part, cbs has made outrageous demands for the programming that it delivers free over the air and online. requiring us to remove their stations from your lineup while we continue to negotiate for fair and reasonable terms. >> i think it's a travesty. i love cbs. >> annoying. everything, a ton of stuff i watch. you know? cbs. that's the main annoying thing. david letterman, i'm going to lose my mind. >> reporter: for golf fans, no pga tour this weekend. no "big brother" or "the mentalist." no "60 minutes." roughly 3 million customers affected lose access to cbs-owned premium networks like showtime and the movie channel. why is this happening? the fight is over retransmission fees. the millions cable networks are required to pay broadcasters in exchange for their content. >> pay $200 a month. that's, you know, a lot of money so my

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same goeses for saturday but cho sunday. we'll warm back up.north of us, you can see the tail line of clouds and rain drapes across oregon and the coastline. low pressures to the north of us which is increasing our see breeze winds of this hour. here is a look at the 6:00 hour, wall to wall with clouds coverage and the 8:00 hours not much change. the livermore valley still hanging onto th clouds though. we'll see sunshine to the rest of bay area. friday lows 80s and 80s in palo alto and 83 in campbell. for tr inland valleys upper 80s and even 90 in antioch. east bay shores running in the 60s and 70s. 72 in hayward and a little cooler coast side tomorrow and daily 66 in san francisco and a ranges of 80s for the north bay. a look at your extended forecast, a little cooler out there tomorrow. out of the chance of thunderstorms for sunday and monday, if we do see thunderstorms, they're going to be very scattered and we'll keep you posted as we get closer. >>> researchers have discovered a new specious of mammal. the furry creature lives in the mou

alina cho, cnn, new york. >> great inspirations. that's going to do it for me in the "newsroom." see you again an hour from now. but first, here's a question. so what does 29-year-old mark zuckerberg have planned for his 30s? how is that connecting the entire planet? >> they're going to use it to we the side what kind of government they want. getting a cess to health care for the first time ever, connect with family hundreds of miles away that they haven't seen in decades. >> find out what else. "your money" starts right now. >>> nasdaq shutting down. microsoft steve balmer stepping down. technology rules the world and all this while facebook's mark zuckerberg says he wants to wire the world. i'm christine romans. this is "your money." nasdaq's nightmare put your

alina cho is following the story from new york. alina, how did this letter become public?y, victor. basically, and if you could follow me, a fan who we are calling carl wrote a letter to hernandez about two weeks ago. he sent it to the bristol county house of correction where he had been incarcerated and he wanted to show hernandez support. he never dreamed hernandez would write him back. according to tmz that's exactly what happened. how did it get into the public's hands? the fan apparently sold the letter to a sports memorabilia store in massachusetts. that sports memorabilia store called sports world in turn sold it to tmz for $18,000. what's incredible is that if you look at the letter on the bottom left-hand attorney, hernandez explicitly says keep this off social media please in capital letters. so much for that. now, the letter is about a page long. among the highlights, hernandez says, quote, i know everything happens for a reason, and i know god has a plan for me, and something good will come out of this. the world just makes things out of false accusations, and

much pressure from the industry owners from the high hopes to pulling complaint about pollution to cho tree and scientific team have come to take some samples. yes are you listening to me not all along they do find out which factories are responsible i think belongs to the group with one to the. money. we've got to get samples. telling did. they buy did the pollution is increasing there were swimming was over here and how it becomes so plays in us that they are viewed the. money it's money out of how we got those samples only. after discovering an exceptionally high level of water pollutants he visits the turner he. begin. coming over here we found this. illegal trade that is releasing the dogs to go out there without having paid men. in polluting waters going to the pound and polluting the agriculture the goals he will see taking the plants having this but he did what i did and i'll do made this weekend in munich to be ordered to let's go up this dust is very dangerous one of the this factories dust emissions are poisoning us. it also doesn't mention from this factory and we are not b

exception, when this company, tesla, could do better selling through a franchise dealer network of his own chono reason to make a change. >> reporter: musk believes the state governments are bowing to pressure from people like walters, and the public should be outraged. >> if the public is overwhelmingly in favor of something, and the legislators vote against that interest, that is a perversion of democracy, i mean, they are supposed to carry out the will of the people. in this case, they're not doing that because the car dealers are such huge contributors to the local people. >> reporter: musk also has to fight public perception to turn the model s into a mainstream success. >> this is the battery, basically what is between you and the ground. >> reporter: and there is one thing in particular that the american public is still skeptical about. and you're looking at it, the battery. while it has the juice of 6,000 laptop batteries that provide a 300 mile charge, people still are not sure that they can retire gas guzzler and go with the tesla, there are plenty of charging options. but the fastes

alina cho is "outfront." >> reporter: let us all rejoice. >> reporter: it was a 7 1/2-minute wedding, on the tarmac, in baltimore, maryland, between two people deeply in love, who never even wanted to get married. >> reporter: and then one morning, you were watching tv -- >> yes. june 26th, the day the supreme court handed down its ruling. and when the rulings came out, i just went over to john, hugged him, kissed him, and said, let's get married. >> only for jim and john, there were two problems. same-sex marriage in ohio, where they live, is banned, and john has als, commonly known as lou gehrig's disease, that eventually leads to death. worried that every day could be their last together, the couple settled on maryland as their destination wedding spot, where they could travel by medical jet, say their vows at the airport, and return immediately to their home in cincinnati. >> getting married, it's like nothing changed, but yet everything did. >> do you feel the same way? >> absolutely. it's, it's as if a void was filled in our lives. >> reporter: a few days after their wedding in

like justin bieber, or perhaps cho charlie sheen is a better choice. >> the first robot i made was ap comedian. i thought it would be all about watching the audience. i thought the audience would really define what humor was and everyone in the audience would have unique characters. >> hello, men and women. it's an honor to be here. you guys are looking good out there. ready for some jokes? >> in the first system i designed, the robot was watching and tracking their laughter, their applause, and i had given the audience these feedback parts that could be red or green depending on how they liked something. it was a robot that really cared about other people, you know? i don't know how many comedy shows you all have been to lately, but there are a lot of different ways to do comedy. >> so a doctor says to his patient, i have bad news and worse news. the bad news is that you only have 24 hours to live. that's terrible, said the patient. how can the news possibly be worse? i thi i've been trying to contact you since yesterday. >> i want to see a world where we actually have useful robots

. >> earlier on tuesday, cho said the meaning of aso's words is clear to sensible people and neighboring countries that suffered damage from japan's invasions. >>> it's not just words and action causing friction between japan and south korea. a dispute over territory in the sea of japan is also a sore spot. japan claims the takeshima islands. south korea controls them. now japanese officials are trying to find out how much citizens care. they polled nearly 2,000 people across the country. 95% said they knew about the takeshima islands. those individuals then answered multiple choice questions on their knowledge. 63% chose the option that said south korea illegally controls the islands and has a security guard stationed there. 61% picked the answer that says the islands are an integral part of japan, both historically and under international law. 71% expressed some level of interest in the islands. 28% said they are not interested. cabinet secretary officials say they'll try to raise awareness of the islands and japan's position. south korean officials say the islands belong to their coun

karen cho live in london. good morning. >> good morning, brian. yes, investors are still jumping. we had charles evans and dennis lockheart speaking about tapering and suggesting that the time frame could start from september. but if not september, later this year. is there anything ground breaking? there really isn't for markets. we saw that selloff in wall street. so it suggests investors are still very much waiting to get that exact news on the timing of tapering. elsewhere, bank of america is again in the headlines. they're facing a freshl civil suit, this time by the sec and justice department around some prime loans. now this does not relate to countrywide which it inherited. instead, this relates directly to the bank. regulators accused bank of america of lying around so-called prime mortgages. they suggest that 15% of jumbo mortgages were actually not high quality loans. they were taken up by wealthy people for those that took out the loans didn't have the documentation to support their income, brian. >> karen, also -- so the "washington post" gets sold to jeff bezos. how

let's go to karen cho for more. >> good morning. the federal reserve also in focus for another reason. it's about to outline its rules around interchange fees. these are the swipe fees that the banks charge merchants every time a debit card is used. and basically recently a u.s. district judge ruled the fed had overstepped its mandate on this, basically a whole group of merchants argued the ceiling was higher than what many had paid recently. in other news, al jazeera america which went live on tuesday is now suing at&t after at&t made a last minute decision to switch up the signal. it has about 5 million possible users. so al jazeera america is suing on the back of that. >> all right. thank you very much. and kodak, i did a few stories on them when they were filing for bankruptcy. we haven't heard much about them. is there news to report on that company? >> such an iconic company for consumers. it will emerge from chapter 11 bankruptcy now after a last minute restructuring deal. but it will no longer sell anything to consumers. ins

if you're still involved in the company you can't be so hand off and visionary you don't cho what's goinghe ground. the best founders and ceo still connect with their customers. you got into this in the first place because you have a passion. so i would caution the entrepreneur fur if you are hiring someone to take over every piece including the ceo piece and you're stepping back make sure you don't lose that kbhex your customers or product or you'll find you're too far in the sky and those ideas aren't relating to the customer base. >> we did an interesting story about a year ago, this woman found her company, ran it forever and wanted to step back. she found a great ceo but it took a lot of time and conversations not only about the business but about themselves because she said we're in essence getting married and this is for keeps and i want to make sure we can work together. it's a long process and one where you have to go with your gut. >> you're absolutely right. there's a big difference between delegation and abdication. >> next up a question about what to do with customer feedback

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we started hearing inmates screaming out things and i started to hear them talking about cho-mos, which are sex offenders and then mayhem erupted. [ bleep ] >> i believe he threw a liquid substance under the door that smelled somewhat suspicious and we're going to report that. >> jonathan hall, serving 40 years for murder, was one of the first inmates to make it clear we weren't welcome in administrative segregation. >> unless he does calm down and follow our rules and orders, he'll be cell extracted. >> inmate hall won't calm down. so they call in the special response team. and they suit up in their gear. in these situations, when we want to film it, they always have us suit up as well. >> if he doesn't comply at that point, we'll introduce o.c. >> you got it? >> uh-huh. >> inmate hall, come to the door and cuff up. if you do not cuff up, we will introduce chemical agents. are you going to comply? >> introduce o.c. >> hall has covered his food port and window with a mattress. but the special response team knocks it down and fires a couple of short bursts of o.c. gas. >> hall, you're go

. >> some friends of cho seem to think of this place.erse bunch. >> i'm asking everybody stress position? do you have to do the -- >> you know this. >> they went right into it. >> the speed with which they assumed the position. >> a bucket over your heated with water. >> water. what if your arms get tired? >> they make you do it again. >> the whole thing is doing it again. >> look, i'm not korean. i'm not asian. i'm a white boy from the suburbs, but i know -- >> they've done this quite a bit. >> i was very aware that all my korean friends, no matter how creative or successful seemed strangely haunted by south korea, but i never knew this. >> it goes up like this and then -- it's like opening up an umbrella inside. >> it's hilarious, and adults this to each other. >> what the hell that's about i can only guess. >> cheers. >> you're korean now officially. diarrhea, gas, bloating? yes! one phillips' colon health probiotic cap each day helps defend against these digestive issues with three strains of good bacteria. live the regular life. phi

. >> alina cho, thanks so much, in queens. >>> penn state university has settled the first lawsuit whyby victim of convicted child sex abuser, jerry sandusky. he was convicted of 45 charges last june. the man known as victim 5 was among eight young men who testified at the trial. his lawyer says he provided key testimony against sandusky. >> the incident which involved my client could have and should have been directly stopped and could have been stopped had the appropriate reporting taken place. my client may actually end up a witness in that trial subpoenaed, just as he testified live and in person in the sandusky trial and again at the sentencing hearing. >> the lawyer says the settlement terms are confidential but adds the compensation was quote fair and adequate. >>> coming up, was there a conspiracy to kill princess diana or was it just a tragic accident? next, reports of a new lead may force investigators to reopen the case. details next. ys to are of business. when possibilities become reality. with centurylink as your trusted partner, our visionary cloud infrastructure and globa

years after the collapse of kmund, roads today are in worse sap than they were under mikhail gersh choev. they sew this is a vector that takes away from the united states into the embrace of the dragon. that's where putin wants to be. and putin makes us, the united states, as some kind of a big international bully and adversary of russia. and of course there's nothing further from the truth, especially under the presidency of barack obama. >> all right, we'll leave it there. ariel cohen, thank you very much. we appreciate it. >> the obama care battle heating up again in congress. what's the best way to stop the plan's dangerous threats to the health care and the economy. sn senator ted cruz still favors defunding. he was about o join us next up on the "kudlow report." meet the newest member of the quicken loans family: j.d. power and associates has ranked quicken loans highest in the nation in customer satisfaction... i say "family," because we've been blessed with this honor for 3 years in a row... rest assured we'll treat all of your mortgage needs with tender loving care. amazing cl

cho initially denied it, but later blamed it on pressure from the coach. been through this before? 1-800-nancy kerrigan. right? >> who do you have coming up? >> we have gretchen carlson, jennifer griffen and the latest on the war with syria, and janice dean has a great new book out. yesterday she brought all her children, stole the show. >> they are noisy. >> and nice. >> absolutely. the new book is called freddie the frogcaster. >>> and now to an extreme weather alert. fire crews making progress against the raging wildfire newer yosemite national park. still more than 234 square miles have burned. that's roughly the size of chicago. you can see the wind whipping the flames above the sequoias. 3,000 men and women are inside the fire zones where the heat can reach more than 800 degrees. >> firefighters also struggling to protect a huge reservoir in san francisco. it supplies 85% of the city's water being slowly polluted with ash. maria has the latest. >> it's a very tough situation out there across parts of california. really the reason is because we have v

>> reporter: alina cho, cnn, new york. >> no laughing matter, but i do love how that woman says, no "erman"? i'm losing my mind! she is annoyed. >> she loves david letterman. these two are going after each other. i was on kcal's website, the station covering this venice beach tragedy, and they have on the side, call time warner cable and tell them you want cbs. and another said cbs is giving new york a black eye. like political ads attacking each other. >> big money involved. that's why. >> $1 billion. >>> hey, next on "new day," will alex rodriguez go down swinging? the yankees slugger thinks he's returning to baseball, but new reports suggest he's about to get hit with a big-time suspension tomorrow. ♪ ♪ he's a 20-year-straight, get to work on time ♪ ♪ ♪ he's loved one woman for all his life ♪ ♪ ♪ everybody knows he ain't just tough ♪ ♪ he's strong [ male announcer ] the all-new 2014 chevy silverado. strong for all the roads ahead. but for all these symptoms, you also take kaopectate. new kaopectate caplets -- soothing relief for all those symptoms. kaopectate. one and done. >>> liv

alino cho is in queens, new york, called little egypt. >> reporter: pamela, i think it's safe to saytions are running high here in little egypt. people are angry, fearful. one man was reduced to tears. when you walk around the streets here, when you visit cafes, all of the tvs are set to the news coverage. people are obviously watching the developments very closely. most of the people we spoke to said that they support the military. that ousted president morsi. they say that even though he was a democratically elected president, he made promises to take care of the egyptian people and didn't deliver. they also say that morsi's muslim brotherhood is a terrorist group. but mostly, around here, the tone seems to be one of concern for the homeland. what's going on there, what's -- >> what's going on? killing people in the streets, innocent people. 84 children in one day. why? >> i'm a muslim but i'm against the muslim brotherhood and what they're doing. you know? we thought when he come to the power he would work for the egyptian people but -- but he was working for his organization. or

the reason, simon cho was suspended for two years after admit to go tampering with the dates of a canadian on the pressures from his coach. >>> coffee could be key in helping men fight prostate cancer. a new study finds males with a history of the disease who drank four or more cups of coffee every day had a 59% lower risk of seeing their cancer worsen or return. but you there is no proof that drinking coffee protects against prostate cancer. >>> it is now 25 after the top of the hour and time to brew on this. some college seniors have more to worry about than just graduating this spring. they also have to prepare for an exit exam for perspective employers. about 200 colleges and universities have signed up to give what's being called the collegiate learning assessment plus. >> the goal of the test is for students to incorporate the results into the resumes and possibly have them september to potential employers. are these tests necessary for employment or just added stress? send us your comments. you can tweet them to us or shoot us an e-mail. and we will read them later in the show. >>>

alina cho joining me now from new york. what are the changes? >> it was really hard not to feel for this father, bryan wilson. he confronted governor christie earlier this week with the words, please don't let my daughter die, governor. and the governor took action. two days later. he has essentially sent this bill back to the new jersey legislature. he has indicate d he will sign t under three conditions. number one, edible forms of marijuana. would be allowed, but it would be given only to minors. number two, he wants to keep in place the requirements that parents have a note from a psychiatrist, a pediatrician and also that they get a prescription from a qualifying doctor. now, some people believe that's too strict. here's what little vivian's father told wolf blitzer last night. watch. >> it makes a lot of headache and heart ache for parents to go around shopping for doctors who understand anything about medical marijuana to get them to sign up for this. for parents who are already going through a lot of trouble just with what their children

he chos not to do that. again, that would suggest to me based on that, his thinking was more impulsive and reckless. that kind of thinking is only going to deteriorate. >> we spoke to a sheriff who said the lead on the vehicle did not pan out. that's bad news there. that was the first bit of an actual lead they had had. i'm going to talk to the sheriff later on. mary ellen, you made an important point earlier. i want to go into more depth on it. in stalking cases, we focus on the person doing the stalking and the victim, the person they are focused on. there's often danger for a third party. for not necessarily the intended victim, but somebody who is perceived as being in the way. >> there is. that's often overlooked as a dynamic. if the stalker believes that person in the middle is going to come between him and the object of his affections, no matter how warped they are, that person in the middle could be in danger. >> we have seen the death of this young girl's mother. again, we don't know, we don't want

alina cho is following this story in new york. kind of restrictions, what are they that the governor is talking about here? >> you will recall just this week that this father said to the governor at a campaign stop essentially please don't let my daughter die, governor, and that got a lot of people's attention. so the governor has acted. basically governor christie has sent this bill back to the state legislature. he says he will sign it if, and only if, number one, edible forms of marijuana would be given, but only to minors. not adults, not older children, just minors. number two, he also wants to keep in place this requirement for parents that they have a note from a pediatrician, a psychiatrist, and a qualifying doctor who would give a prescription out. some people believe that's too strict a requirement. in fact, here is what little vivian's father told our wolf blitzer on "ac 360" last night. >> it makes a lot of headache and heartache for patients to go around shopping around for doctors who understand anything about medica

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the lovely alina cho joins us liv from new york to tell us much more. alina, tell us where things stand right now. >> you know, bottom line, anna, no agreement right now. i can tell you that the latest we're hearing is that negotiations have stalled for the moment. they're expected to resume on monday. but essentially what this means is, if you turn on cbs right now in new york, l.a., dallas, boston, chicago, denver, detroit, and pittsburgh, you will see something that you have likely never seen before. what you will see is no programming, no sound, just that right there, a blank aslate andp scathing open letter that reads in part, cbs has made outrageous demands for the programming that it delivers free over the air and online requiring us to remove their stations from your lineup while we continue to negotiate for fair and reasonable terms. cbs said this is the first time this has ever happened, and in case you're wondering, this fight is over something called retransmission fees. now, this is the money that cable companies pay to broadcasters in orde

alina cho has the story. >> reporter: andy murray is not used to hitting tennis balls with pint-sizeders but on this day, all of his opponents are just that. half his size and less than half his age. >> i remember when i was that age, and i would have loved to got to play with andre agassi and pete sampras. >> reporter: but these aren't just any kids. all of their families were impacted by super storm sandy. many are still struggling to recover, which is why murray and serena williams, both defending u.s. open single champs, are spending this precious pre-tournament time leading this clinic. >> i know that you're very big on getting youth into tennis. why is that important to you? >> to me it was important because it was a clinic, something similar to this that really got me so excited. i met some professional players. i was like, wow, i want to be that. >> reporter: until today, 9-year-old and 6-year-old brother charlie had never picked up a raquet. they lost a home and two cars. today tennis is providing an escape. how does that feel? >> like the total op sits. it's really cool. >>