. >> the texas elpass coe mens team was shaken up after a tip some players had been betting on their own games. federal bureau of investigation was notified. the result of that investigations were announced wednesday. >> it's been determined that three men's basketball players, crosgile, moore and raglen participated on betting on one or more sporting event. to date there has been, and there is no indication of any point shaving involved. let me repeat that. to date we have no evidence of point shaving involved. however, gambling is a serious n.c.a.a. rule infraction. >> all three players have been kicked off the team for the season, and sports betting carries a loss of one year elegibility. all three players are upper classman, their careers are over. they can no longer play college basketball in any division. >> texas quarterback januariy menzel will forego two seasons of ineligibility and enter the draft this year. >> evacuations continue in indonesia after a volcano shows no signs of calming down. mount sinabung erupted hundreds of times over the past few days, sending cloud and

a drunk driver over the weekend. 72-year-old from show was killed in the crash in the middle front coe. her sisters, 72-year-old and 70 -year-old also died. their younger sister, 76-year-old betty rodriguez survived. the accident happened 20 minutes south of fresno. investigators say the women were driving home from a casino on saturday night and a man in a van crashed into them, killing three sisters. those would know the family say the sisters were inseparable. >> sisters that loved each other a lot. i know betty will be hurt, not only her but the community. >> betty is in the hospital in fair condition. >> the suspected drunk driver, 56, is in the hospital with major injuries. >> san jose state university, campus police are warning female students to be alert after two assaults over the weekend open campus saturday night. a man on a pick -- bicycle groped a woman outside the recreation center and the second incident happened at 9:20 near the hoover hall dorm. witnesses say the attacker was a white man in his 20's with a must tack wearing a black hoodie and pants the many students le

chevrolet silverado won the truck of the year, and gm offered the most watched car with not a car but a coe, the first female executive. all that five years after the company filed for bankruptcy. >> it's a pivotal time. there's no government involvement. the debt has been repaid. everything is clear. we can step forward, and continue to make great cars. it's an old cliche. >> it's not just general motors, sales in north america surged 13% last year. >> a good time for the industry. >> a great time for the industry, yes. from the subaru to the big general motors. everyone is experiencing good products. >> with dramatic innovations planned for up-coming models, auto motors hopes to accelerate sales. >> under the hood is nothing. the engine is under the passenger compart. . the real innovation is not under the hood, but inside the passenger compartment where high speed internet is offered. >> heavy trucks are light weights with the ford pick-up replacing steel with aluminum. >> the frame is stronger. it is the next generation of truck. >> those looking for speed have mercedes new entry level

snickers roach meanwhile will lead the team this year jared italia defending world champion sebastian coe she began the twenty fourteen season the same way he left off last year top of the time sheets the frenchman was quickest at the motel around a shake down a three point five km stage in a cap and the french alps. the reigning champ was one point two seconds clear of nearest rivals set from packers make lads all stuck with volkswagen's finish private pr email to the bountiful. former formula one driver robert davidson will have to make his mark on the championship this campaign. the ford fiesta driver was fifth fastest well jim carrey no avail driving the old new high on nightline twenty was sixth quickest ahead of us full day of racing in the second running of your friends the amish action is a summer break to result in the job and helps the kids played host to many of the international winter sports events. but spring like temperatures this winter have led to the cancellation of the world cup weekends like this mom has its faults you want to use snow cannons given schmidt a share of

. >> the top 5 recall time biggest super bowl advertisers are anheuser-busch, hyundai, pepsi coe, chrysler coca-cola. in the last decade, they have help push ad spending to more than $2 billion. companies are not just paying to reach customers they are also trying to inspire stockholders and intimidate competitors by playing a role in the biggest party in the country. i'm in new york city time square, and it's been transformed into super bowl boulevard. >> the adoze get strange, like this one, featuring david beckham runningaround nearly naked. these adds are like political campaigns for companies. that often start before the game via social media. >> it has been this escalating war, of entertainment and production values. and there's less and less of the original intention of advertise canning is actually to sell some product. >> actual political organizations are taking cues from fortune 500 companies and jumping on the super bowl bandwagon. elected officials will be acing ads on local markets on game night, public records show that michigan governor is spending $400,000 on a one minute

clouds and near 70 in sack machine coe and fresno and to the south more sunshine and low-to-mid 70'sngeles and 83 in palm springs. leyla gulen? >> the commute is almost like the time-lapse with not much traffic but just some construction. on bay bridge in the westbound direction, traffic in the westbound direction will be wrapping up. eastbound direction we have lanes blocked off until 6:00 this morning and we have afternoon closings. in the east bay yesterday, the lane closures were because of the ongoing project so if you need to make it to the maze westbound is short drive at four minutes and 880 southbound from fremont to san jose is 14 minutes 280 northbound at cupertino is a short 11 minutes. >>> janet napolitano will hold a chat today with a panel of u.c. students discussing toppings of interest including tuition, undocumented students, diversity , climate change and student veterans, the first in a series of web chats napolitano will hold with students, faculty and staff since taking office last september. >> it is flu season and each sneeze is a potential carrier. our chief

. >> review and approval of commission on the environment draft resolution file no. 2014-03-coe expressing thanks to and recognition of director melanie nutter for her years of service to the department and commission of the environment. this is a discussion and action item. speaker today is commissioner joshua arce. >> so, colleagues, as we all know as we have been talking about in our different times when we get together where it's a few days now at the end of the week of this weekend, director nutter is leaving us. and we thought that we wanted to thank you and to commend you for your achievements. we wanted to do that on our agenda. we thought, why not? we didn't kind of know where to put it on the agenda. we said why not put it at the beginning, you know. you can't say thank you enough. and, so, maybe one thing, colleagues, if it's okay, maybe monica can read our resolution that we have to thank director nutter for everything she's done for us and for the city and for the environment.

few sebastian coe that in kiev. i know why it still would actually many people in the kitchen door key and relaxed that will you live with the wrong impression because of it that that would take a storm that made the trip to the lake and the team and that the mad at him that all the weekend show you the defeat of the cake cool the typical currently the leader of the opposition show at night and tried to be thinking that it will take years to achieve the coveted tickets each year. the violin than that. the content. it was cute and actually they did but you know you are. i went and i would apply to the beach. the kid to kid me to go and have come at them and in the new treaty a shriek think i'll keep the collection will be to everyone anyone from the mentoring he contended that had no clue on the streets leading to the beach to get it over to quicken for the barricade and had him together. he didn't deny it. so for now i'm applying to. i'll leave the maneuvers that you know that we need to get up for the heater to hea

the strong gusts have also brought down power lines, keeping pep coe crews very busy. and one thing to keep in mind, the cold temperatures we have been talking about, that could be a problem overnight. you can see the slush that is down here. slush right now, but as the temperatures continue to hover around below freezing and as we go in overnight and the sun goes away and it gets really, really cold overnight, we could see a refreeze. there is always the possibility of black ice out there. folks are really going to want to keep speed down even though the roads look in great shape, you never know when you might happen upon a slippery spot. live in kensington. back to you. >> good point. thank you for that. the commute proved to be pretty challenging for a lot of drivers. melissa continues team coverage and she is live for the live drive cam near falls church. melissa? >> right now we turned on lyle avenue. we showed you how a neighborhood looks. this is typical for neighborhoods. they are untreated and ice and snow on the roads that you can see on the lawns. they are e

the latest coe brothers filmn. we have been talking about 12 years a slave. been giving five stars to this. accomplished in ways that will have you laughing from toes to scalp. you the team that brought "fargo," they are saying this is a classic. but no oscar nominations. that has shocked many critics. >> this links to a story that we talked about. super foods. quinoa. comes a wonder grain from ethiopia. this raises questions about a country with many, many problems feeding its own population whether there should be exports. it is being considered as a new superfood. >> are you going to mix it with your bacon? >> we continue. they with us for another hour. ♪ >> date three from douglas -- davos. we talked about the impact of tapering with the imf plus managing director -- imf's managing director. >> we believe the reset is needed. >> policymakers also making headlines. jack lew tells bloomberg he is confident congress will overhaul the nation's immigration system. >> microsoft shares rise after hours. they report record sales as steve ballmer readies his exit.

. >> review and approval of commission on the environment resolution file no. 2014-01-coe to support supervisor chiu's proposed ordinance amending the environment code to restrict the sale or distribution on city property of drinking water in plastic bottles of 21 ounces or less, set city policy to increase the availability of drinking water in public areas, and bar the use of city funds to purchase bottled water. explanatory documents of the draft resolution, the ordinance on bottled water for the environment code and the legislative digest and fact sheet sponsors the commissioner wald. the speaker is [speaker not understood] policy communications director. this is a discussion item. >> this is one of the people that's been very interested in pushing this for a long, long time. i'm delighted to have it in front of us and welcome staff to give us an update. >> commissioners, guillermo rodriguez. before you is the support resolution that was presented at the policy committee. the committee debated the item, amended the resolution, and it now stands before you for action on the full co

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those criminal groups can take the coe base and customize it.say that we can target all point-of-sale systems for a certain vendor. and so the story to unfold here is how many people bought this and how many diffent groups and how many point-of-sale systems are executing against? so it's a widespread attacks across all points of retailers. neil: so this would be analogous to a high-tech version of selling nuclear materials to third part terrorist groups? >> yes, and he's an arms merchant. to what end? where does this go? >> the underground marketplace has been alive and well for years. neil: what do they want to do in the marketplace. >> they want to make it simple to make money. >> so they can target is because we don't have a lot of the technology that would make it moredifficult. is that right? >> yes, that's part of it. >> red after the money were just dismantling the system and embarrassing it? >> it's all about the money. and so these guys, the software coders want to make money. they sell the code in and air done. you can buy the code and

demonstrators are calling for turkish short authorities to coe with authorities.urkey denied involvement in activists deaths. >>> 200 supporters of the golden dawn party gather outside of the high court in athens saturday. three will be determined if they will be charged for membership in a critical argues. they're charge investigated fore murder of a rap singer last september. >>> on friday coast guards rescued 23 syrian nationals as they tried to reach italy's shores. >>> fighting between riot polie and protesters, the violence broke out after three men were convicted of trying to blow up a statue. >>> anger and violence on the streets of kiev. hundreds of anticipate government protesters were gathering for show support of three men convicted of trying to blow up a statute of vladimir lenin. the men from sentenced to six years in prison. >> we were standing here trying to support our patriots, but as usual the riot police used clubs and tear gas against us. >> many say the trial was a sham. >> authorities don't stop in their acts of oppression. they want to put

and coe cold-weather equals higher transportation all kinds of things that we will factor in a much broader economy. you are you're talking between 200 nd 250 million pople. we are looking in the neighborhood of .2 or .3% of the gdp. neil: to whatever experience you have in that it all evens out. duties suspect that that is the case or that might be ifferent? to i think that well. i think at some point we will get this back. what is going it's going to do is invest more in infrastructure. we have been asleep for many years. because of our opponents, the production of natural gas prices have been low, heating and oil prices have been down. so we are not taking into consideration that we could actually winter. the last fe winters have been warmer than normal. we have tan a loss a fair approach. i think that we have learned a lot of lessons here. if you face your business and what we have seen that is warmer than normal, that may not be the normal. it may not be global warming. you will have to change for the possibility that we will see more winters like this. more demand in the future, which

for example, one of them, vitaly clich coe said elections would change it without blood shed, but arseniy yatsenyuk said if it takes a bullet to the head, so be it. here at independent square, what happens is the politicians are on the stage in front of thousands of people who turn up in the evening. they have not urged people to go over to this scene of the clashes. they have been saying, "let's wait and see what happens with these negotiations. if nothing comes out in the next few day, the line may change. we are waiting to see what the leaders say. some of the protesters are not listening to anybody now. they have had enough and are hunkering down. reinforcing barricades, worried that security forces try to take the camp going on since nova scotia. >> it started with the president saying "i want to side with russia in terms of the tradeoff. prosperity, protesters saying no, no, we want an e.u. trade. it's something different. what do you think it is about now? >> as you say, it's not just about whether ukraine turns towards the european union or relies on russia for its economic prospe

i think very some shorter term solutions that we as my coe lotion and also other co will legislations that or on homelessness. believe that the mayor can be taking steps to alleviate this problem. >> let me stop you there, and ask you, so i am the governor, and you are the new mayor. of the great city of new york. day bun, what are your recommendations. >> well, the great news for the governor is they have a relationship, and even better news is they also have a relationship with the feds. they both have a background in working in d.c. two good news is they have the relationship and they need to talk dollars and policies and need to figure out how do we use this money to create a us howing subsidy for. >> a housing subsidy? >> a housing subsidy. >> that specific. >> for the 51,000 homeless people in new york city. >> is that in place now? so you are talking about something new that's not in place now? >> it is not in place now. previously the city had housing subsidies. two last one we had ended in march 2011. the -- and in order to make a housing subsidy work, we need the players to

. >> i thank bryce coe vert and clay rhymes of new york times. >>> are streets filled with violence.stors ran for cover as police fired on demonstrators, 19 people have been killed so far, activists boycotted the election and torched 300 polling places. critics are demanding the prime minister step down and request appoint a neutral observer to overlook the elections. jonah hull in bangladesh. >> no let up to the pressure applied to the government, even though it walks away with victory in this one sided election, try to carry on. the opposition has announced yet another nationwide strike to commence on monday morning, carrying right on from the current 48-hour nationwide strike that has been held over the election period, the indication then if the president has anything to go by, the violence would likely continue at similar levels and of course the economy would continue to hurt as it has done over the recent months of violence in the buildup to this election. an economy that has been growing well in recent years, but which has taken enormous damage with millions of people now ris

i remember the coe of twitter did an interview with matt lauer in which he sat down and said i want twitter a town hall for people. and it's not a town hall sometimes. it's assess pool. >> fine to criticize him because i have never seen a post game interview like that. but then to go there in the way many people did. not using real names. they these twitter handles. really seriously disturbing. >> it is. the ugliness is there the big question is comes out of this people on twitter or on facebook or other social media sites who see this who have this happen to them is how do you handle a twitter war like that? how? what do you do? he blogged about it he later apologized for it he was fined. >> he was fined by the nfl about $8,000 which is pocket change. >> for him, right. >> it took him a while to apologize. let's take a hook at what he had to say on the apology and some further comments by richard sherman. >> took away from my teammates' great game you would think the stories would be about them. that's the only thing that i feel kind of regretful about. >> it seems like the acceptful way o

>>> in our media fail, bill simmons,ed coe >> and we have gotten a world-class apology for profile ingut a member of the transgender community. she was widely denounced. we never asked anyone knowledgeable enough about the issues to help us improve the piece or to realize we should not run it and that is our mistake and my mistake because it is my site. i apologize. i failed. that is true. and simmons did not duck the respon break, richard sherman fined by the nfl for talking trash as the team heads to the super bowl and that has received some nasty trash talk. time now for our digidoad.e setv >>> the seattle seahawks just won a trip to the super bowl in a play by richard sherman who was trash talking with the 49ers. >> when the fox reporter talked to sherman on the side lines he was still hot. >> i'm the best in the game. that is the result you get. don't you of talk about me. >> who was talking about you? >> don't you open your mouth about the best. >> sherman's rant triggered an explosion on twitter and other social media sites where in people call him the "n" worth and blitzed the

but that they remain peaceful, the truce, which -- the truce which was negotiated by cleche coe on wednesdayemains but the police and the protestors are in a stand off, a few hundred yards on my left on another main street. that remains a tense stand off, but we aren't seeing the rock throwing the grenades that we saw earlier, so things are quiet, peaceful, but certainly very testy here. jennifer glass reporting tonight, thank you. >> iran's president says he wanted constructive engangment with the word, discussed his country's nuclear program and it's economy in switzerland. he says iran has no need for nuclear weapons. >> i strongly and clearly declare that nuclear weapon has no place in our security, strategy, and that iran has no motivation to move in that direction. >> he is positioning himself a a vital leader, but israeli prime minister says he is continuing with a show of desession. they have -- they got it right and we got it right. we all wish there was a real change in iran, we don't sew see it. we have to look at their deeds and not the soft words. >> he also says that iran remai

cliff coe arrived making it clear the ball was now in the president's court. >> right now i stopped our gomes the conflict in the streets and it's due to -- starting for the initiation. and i am more than sure the next step, the power has to stop the aggression against activists and all activists have to be free. it's the main points where it is base points where we can start. >> if that doesn't happen? if the president doesn't agree, what then? >> sorry. it's -- you know a country everything depends from people who have absolutely power, and absolutely responsibility. that's why i come to him and say i have to show off good view, people show the view. right now there is no fighting in the streets. >> but before he could head into the building, he is told the president has postponed their meeting. >> so the situation obviously not resolved and still pends. tell us what is going on behind you now? i should point out another three hours after we saw him outside the building they then got the call to say the president was then willing to talk do them. so as we understand it, the main oppos

coe i think it is pretty clear.o i am not skeptical at all, we really have to understand, and everybody has their own interests and we have to understand where those interests align, and how we can keep them in place, and come together so we get a stronger -- a stronger economic future instead of a violent one. which we have clearly in the middle east right now. >> what does iran want? because mindful of how difficult it will be to get that transitional government, to get anything done without iran at the fable. >> we aren't going to get anything done without iran at the table. president asaad is not listening to anyone, i'm not sure they will listen to president romanny either, but i think that's our best chance and our best alternative to at least get him moving towards a cease fire, and then how to move forward politically. >> all right, good to talk to you again. >> thank you. >> a senior fellow at the world policy institute. 24 comes as the opposition leaders met with the the president trying to find a solution

the coe told analysts ibm is likely to take a charge to, quote, rebalance its workforce. that would mean 10,000 to 15,000 ibm job cuts. >>> the site of the upcoming olympics, police are searching door to door for terrorists they believe may already be in position to attack. we're live with those latest developments this morning. >>> and a deadly plane crash caught on camera. what we're learning from this new video. that's next. could be hectic. angie's list saves me a lot of time. after reading all the reviews i know i'm making the right choice. online or on the phone, we help you hire right the first time. with honest reviews on over 720 local services. keeping up with these two is more than a full time job, and i don't have time for unreliable companies. angie's list definitely saves me time and money. for over 18 years we've helped people take care of the things that matter most. join today. >>> this morning, in russia, police in the desperate search for three women feared to be potential suicide bombers including, a so-called black widow who may already be in sochi ah

simply climbing trees, but work on tree maintenance and yoga before one can become a professional koeg coe nut harvester. with coconuts available in colder parts of the country, farmers have to plant and harvest trees to reach demand, which is set to outpace supply. >> because of the demand, coconut tree planning is booming. >> this man has been farming here for 25 years and said previously coconut trees were shut down making room for co-ka nut frees. the trend ises reversing and the tree -- trend is reversing and the trees are back in demand. supply has not risen enough. traders are feeling the effects. times are tough at the coconut processing center. >> there's a lot of demand. we do not have enough supply. as farming cocoa nuts is popular, harvesting issicing up, breathing -- is picking up, breathing life into a new profession. >> jo is here now and time for the sports. >> thank you so much. french investigators confirmed that michael schumacher was skiing in a reasonable manner for the conditions and his abilities when he fell and hit his head, leaving him in a critical condition. the

nbc news editor do min coe is here with this morning's first read. we have got the law in full effect now finally four years later. this debate over providing contraception is now at the four which is not my guess what they want. that's talking about what they want on january 7th. >> this is a pretty narrow ruling to talk about this little sisters of the woor group from colorado to say that more clearly define what john profits can or cannot who are religiously affiliated and whether or not they have to provide contraception services. i think the big thing here is it's another little thing that republicans will be able to point to and say this administration is pushing something that religious groups are against. any time you have that happening, it will become another headache for the administration. the supreme court is taking up other cases that could have broader implications where corporations who have secular, but religiously avowed people who run them saying they don't top the have to do this. >> hobby lobbying. let's talk about briefly, is th

so it's those factors, coe disdoes require -- codis does require expungement. >> so the fact that these would be weighed differently, some of those weren't in place. let's say for example maryland took all this information and put it online where everybody could read it, like the sex offender registry. and the balance would have been different, right? >> no. just because -- >> no. >> no. >> just no? >> no, because the court weighed the constitutionally significant issues in this case. the government interests -- >> and one of the interests was, i mean, on the one hand a government interest, on the other hand, an intrusion on the individual. you don't think it would weigh differently if the intuition on an individual had been much more serious? if for example, the coding had been done on nonjunk zphn on d.n.a. that -- you don't think the weighing would have been different? >> yes, it recognized that as one of the significant factors, that the intrusion is minimal. >> why aren't the privacy safeguards part of the balance in keng. >> those set a national standard and all the samples are pr

i think the coe is conservative and being conservative with her european pricing assumptions. going to see better volumes. expecting pricing ting to fall. conservative just given where we are in this cycle. and i think in the u.s. they've got so many new products and a great lineup in trucks but she sees higher launch costs. maybe not the margin upside. i think if you remember in 2013 the company said very conservative guidance back in january of last year and i think that she's going to actually beat again this year. >> yeah, great call, steph, on that. i like the space. the other one wasfy at. i feel that's where ford was three or four years ago. if you believe in the coverry in europe, this company is going to benefit. that's my favorite name. >> one thing back to tesla versus gm is how about the elr. the cadillac version to go up against the tesla and go electric and compete in a luxury category. i think that's another tesla killer because if they can produce it and if gm can get that out in front of them, that actually is going to be huge. >>> coming up, it's been a tough

last week the coe o c.e.o. of aa said obamacare was not attracted enough uninsured people to work. he said more premium increases are on the horizon. are they going to be double-digit, he said, or are we going to get beat up because they're double digit, or are we just going to have to pull out of the program? and recently, moody's downgraded health snurpers from stable to negative based on the uncertainty related to obamacare. the downgrade is a result of the administration's series of unilateral changes which only invite more uncertainty. this pervasive uncertainty is also plaguing our small business owners who are struggling with the onslaught of new regulatio regulations. americans see selective delays for some but not for all. hardworking men and women are on entrepreneurs, are the backbone of our economy. any sort of meaningful economic recovery will only come when they have the confidence to grow and expand their businesses, and that requires certainty. obamacare robs them of that certainty and, as a result, the unemployed are robbed of jobs. it's not just those accepting fo

. >> reporter: and see this vendor to my domenic be at coe explains normally you would see mustard and other plants growing beautifully at this time of year between the lines. but not this year. this is also because of a lack of water. the napa growers association held a news conference tuesday discussing how they are tackling the issue some wineries are conserving water already in cultivating the ground, something that is usually done much later in the season. bottom-line is everyone is waiting and watching hoping that rain does not the rain does come and the vines does not suffer. >> jacqueline: picking up and the sierra. and to the overnight hours per cent is the heavy rain now sitting over the south bay and east that. we will see some moderation of rain but it will stay on the lighter side. also bringing in a little bit of moderate rain snowfall and the sierra through the day tomorrow excuse me, thursday. we still hatch a few wayward showers through the afternoon on thursday. so here are when rain and headlines. rainfall total will very 1/3 of an inch of rain every where else would

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than a high school diploma by roughly .3% to lower the relative wages for workers abou with at least a coe degree by .1%. c.b. os analysis of s. 744, the bill that passed the senate, shows that average wages across the entire economy are lower for the first 12 years of this policy change. so what c.b.o. says, if you pass this bill that passed the senate, it will lower wages across the entire economy for 12 years. now, is it not the deep fundamental responsibility of the members of i this senate toe attuned to and concerned about the wages of working americans, and should we not immediately reject, in a time of low wages, declining wages, any policy that our c.b.o. tells us certainly correctly will pull down further the wages of american workers? at a time we've got record unemployment, record numbers of people outside the workforce. how simple is this for us to understand? i cannot comprehend what that is this exong is thinking. -- that this congress is thinking. professor george borjas, dr. borjas from haras harvard, e leading expert in the worlgd, i think, on immigration and wages, recen

adam: changes at the top of the world's largest bond fund, the cozy e o tim coe stepping down, the resignation doesn't to effect in march, arian will stay on as an adviser, not giving a reason for his departure but the total return fund faced its worst performance last year, worst since 1994. later this hour charlie gasparino on what this move could mean in washington d.c.. sandra: cybersecurity developed a revolutionary type of computer security technology, some say it is revolutionaries in hackers tricks against them. joining us to explain is garrett's mess, chief security. thank you for joining us. welcome. >> thank you, great to be here. neil: sandra: this is being called revolutionary. it has to prove itself but can you describe to us very simply how this would work? >> think about it like securing the building. the old way would be to put locks on the doors and windows but an attacker can get through those pretty easily. the new ways to apply polymorphism so an attacker couldn't find the doors and windows. simplistically that is what we do for a website. our technology makes it so that a

those are two sim pat coe issues for them there. a number of other of things to talk about, the families and religious protections for communities and lots of social issues which i suspect will come up as well. >> get your hat in the ring for covering the pope in 2015. i'm sure we all will. thank you so much. >> now to some breaking information about justin bieber's dui arrest 24 hours after he was arrested. the wee hours in miami beach, his breathalyzer test was under the legal limit. that's what we are now learning, but because he is under 21, his blood alcohol level could not be over .02. he took not just one, but two breathalyzer tests. also more information here about the night the pop star landed in south florida on monday. this trio of florida police officers was escorted him around town allegedly to a strip club have been suspended with pay. the officers are from the opa locka police department and that escort is unauthorized according to city officials who talked to cnn. an investigation is under way about everything here.

time warner cable coe calling it a non-starter and a lowball.s a separate company from time warner the parent company of cnn. >>> here's the toyota ft-1 concept. and the concept car, two extra inches of ground clearance. this one looks like a two-seater, but it has two small backseats. there's no way chris cuomo would fit. >> he would try. he would try. >> i don't know if you heard him over here, but chris was saying how much he loved the colors of those cars. >> i like the gold on the bug. >> if you're a concept car, do you have to be a variation of yellow? >> i don't like you calling me a gorilla over there saying i won't fit in that car. it's the broad stripes on the suit. >> camera makes you 10 pounds heavier. >> what do you want me to do? >>. >>> all right. let's talk football please. >> yes, please. >> both the denver broncos and seahawks have earned the right to play the conference championship games this weekend at home. they're also making it more difficult for fans to buy tickets. patriots fan john berman has been investigating this. >

the coe was -- ceo was in town to plug the deal. >> david, thank you. >>> all right.et's talk a little business shall we? poor earnings reports, a rash of store closings this week. it's going to raise serious questions about the future of brick and mortar retailers. take a look at numbers here. 2013 holiday shopping season, sales were up 3.8%. these are the nonstore figures, mostly online driving this. 9.3%. so let's bring it back to christine romans. shall we have her in here? sales are up. >> we're seeing a smart shopper, someone who looks online for great prices. that's a real interesting new scenario for retailers. you know, best buy's stock yesterday slammed down 28% after it said holiday sales were weaker than expected. and the ceo made it very clear, the internet is cutting into foot traffic at retail stores. after a rocky holiday shopping season, some retailers now being forced to close their doors. in the past week, discounter loman's started liquidating. and although their doors remain open, best buy says their holiday sales slumped. so much so its stock plu

authorities here in koex coe city show that they have being helping in a state where impunity and violence reined for so long. >> more than 70,000 have been killed in mexico's drug-related violence for the past six years. >> police in india are looking for suspects in the canning rape of a tourist, holding two men in connection with an attack. the 51-year-old was grabbed in the capital. sexual violence in india gained international tapes after a medical stupid was gang raped on a because. she died of the injuries she is sustain muched >> authorities busted a paedophile raining streaming live abuse. an operation from the u.s., u.k. and australia - 700 suspects have been identified in a dozen countries. 15 children aged 6 to 16 were rescued. >> aggravated battery, that's a charge against a 12-year-old boy who opens fire on a classmate. as erica pitzi reports, the charge came on a day police released 911 tapes, capturing moments in a gym. >> a series of 911 calls shows a school under siege. >> shocked students and panicked parents. >> i have a call from my daughter: >> that someone was a 12-y

. >> i don't think -- >> i'm not even comfortable talking about, like, lady coes and whether they'reg or not. >> do you want to talk about marissa mayer for a second? >> no, i don't. you can. >> she was raised in the study. i wasn't going to show the picture of her this way. >> cheryl sandberg is attractive. >> cheryl sandberg. >> are you going to mention great lady ceos that aren't attractive in your eyes? >> all i'm suggesting is there -- >> they like minefields for us. >> do you think this is -- >> i think it's total bs. >> yes. >> do you think to debunk this study? >> i think it's ridiculous, yeah. i want you to write a column on it, though, and see if you can get fired from some place. you have an editor, though, don't you? >> i do, but that hasn't stopped me before. >> i thought bossty was good looking. >> he's a handsome man. >> i'm willing to go to the guys. >> you don't want to talk about -- >> i don't want to say something hurtful. i can needle some of the guys i know. and i needled -- >> becky, where do you stand on this? >> i think it's stupid. >> we have proved that good

this weekend all in order to set up check points along the mexico al coo pull coe highway. mexican government has failed to provide adequate protection for its people. the state has been plagued by a rash of violent crimes including killings, kidnappings and extortion. >>> border patrol agents make a huge discovery at a check point in san diego county. they found 670 pounds of cocaine in a car stopped at the check point on interstate 5 in san clemente. agents say the cocaine has a street value of more than $6 million. it is a massive seizure for border patrol. san diego border patrol uncovered 820 pounds of cocaine in all of 2013. >>> a lack of doctors in some parts of the nation has physicians and lawmakers worried. as the baby boomer generation becomes older and the new affordable care act brings health insurance to more people, more doctors could be needed to help with the increase inpatients. observers say there are economic reasons that create so- called doctor deserts. >> you have malpractice insurance for instance. that's a problem. a lot of doctors will say okay, i'

i will start with you, do min coe.ng to have a practical impact on whether it's income and equality that clearly has gotten the attention of the people here in the united states or sonia sotomayor's decision and whether it's contraception and 85% of catholics use it. is he going to get involved in the debates? >> he's a fascinating guy, no doubt about that. i wonder how far the influence will go as far as american politics go. catholics are split and they don't vote in the same way and more along party lines and personally than with the church. that said, i wonder with the contraception debate, if he pulls back a little bit of the church's emphasis on birth control, for example. what that would mean for the push by some conservatives in the catholic church on not wanting to cover birth control in the affordable care act. i think there lessons for the republican party and how to brand themselves. the way that francis talked. the problem for the republican party is they don't have the policies that the catholic church do