they said, "oh, terry long died." i'm like, "who's terry long?" "oh, he's another nfl player. he died." >> narrator: long was an offensive lineman with the steelers for eight years. he battled in the pit alongside mike webster. >> he, like webster, his life had sort of fallen apart in a lot of ways. he had issues certainly during his career. >> he was a steroid user. he had been involved in some serious financial problems. >> and so ultimately, he committed suicide by drinking antifreeze. >> narrator: as he had for webster, dr. omalu sectioned part of long's brain and again had it stained. >> he ran the same test, same stains, found the same splotches. cte in this brain too. now two former steelers who had gone crazy about the same time. >> when i saw terry long's case... i became more convinced that this was not just an anomaly, a statistical anomaly. >> narrator: omalu submitted another paper to neurosurgery, this one about terry long. >> that caused the mtbi committee to say, "this is preposterous. this is not good science. this is still not som

larger we get, the more we have the ability to have reporters who do nothing but research and write terry long stories. earlier this year one of our team wrote a 20,000 word biography of marissa mayer, the ceo of yahoo! you could not do that in a magazine. the longest magazine stories are about 10,000. to we can devote six months come up with it. when we see the opportunity, we do that. she just made a speech at the consumer electronics show. she said basically, we are a place that provides entertainment. is john becoming something it was not, or simply learning how to do what it always intended? yahoo!, soorked for i am her employee. say, she brought a wonderful new excitement and energy to the company. just watching her from afar without talking to her about strategy, she focused on technology first, and she is gradually moving into media. an audience of 700 million people worldwide. media is going to be a big part of what they do. i think that is now the new focus. through the passed transition from steve jobs to tim cook and proved that it has the capacity to continue as it has been? >> ap

for apolo ohno, i'm terry gannon, so long, everybody from salt lake city. how are things with the new guy? all we do is go out to dinner. that's it? i mean, he picks up the tab every time, which is great...what? he's using you. he probably has a citi thankyou card and gets 2x the points at restaurants. so he's just racking up points with me. some people... ugh! no, i've got it. the citi thankyou preferred card. now earn 2x the points on dining out and entertainment, with no annual fee.to apply, go to citi.com/thankyoucards >>> right now at 6:00 an ice storm warning in effect for parts of our area, freezing rain sticking around and creating slick spots on area roads. meanwhile the deep freeze headed our way is already wreaking havoc on a huge part of the country. historically low temperatures and wind chills well below zero. plus an apartment fire in arlington forces some to jump from their second story windows while firefighters pull others to safety. good evening everyone i'm erica gonzalez. rain, freezing rain and potential for icy roads creating problems

we know that there has been a history of suicides by nfl players and mike webster, terry long, ray easterlingd to do with this settlement, if it's accepted by the players and families, is monitor players going forward. >> going forward, if the bad things happen in the nfl, what about college players? we had the big game last night. >> this is going to be a continuing issue. will the nfl be paying these claims in the future? and will someone concoct a way to go after the ncaa or other officiating organizations with regard to concussion industry in college? we're seeing it now in major league baseball. we're seeing claims also in professional hockey. this will be the wave of the litigation and sports future. more studies need to be done. but for the moment, the nfl says yes, this did cause these injuries and/or deaths in these players p they're willing to pay a billion dollars to resolve the claim. >> interesting stuff. 20 minutes after the top of the hour. coming up, she got the flu shot. now she's fallen asleep 30 times a day. and there are hundreds more just like her. details straight ahead.

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. >>> and the new governor of virginia, terry mccauliffe taking the oath of office with long time supporter, bill clinton and hillary clinton in attendance. >>> house democrats are lashing out against what they call the republicans' quote, pathetic agenda for 2014, sending a scathing memo to more than 60 gop held districts that are expected to be competitive this coming november. but it turns out the republicans are simply follow a strategy that worked well for democrats back in 2008 when they ended up winning both the house and the senate. let's bring in susan, correspondent for the washington examiner. so are republicans kind of stealing a page of the democrats' playbook and isn't it therefore hypocritical for the demes to be so critical. >> this is nothing sure in policy and this is a case of it. democrats have a big agenda in 2006. they passed a cap and trade bill, minimum wage increase, fair letter act, but when it came to run again and maintain the majority they toned things down because in part polls showed people were weary of what the liberal agenda -- what was being passed in cong

. >>> the family of late terry are working with the mcmath family. now after are long legal battle, her feeding tube was removed in 2005 and she died. the facility in new york where jahi may be transferred is called new beginnings. >>> there has been an outpouring of support for a little girl from livermore who is fighting brain cancer and now her family is giving back. yesterday the parents of two- year-old delaney newton held a blood drive at the church of jesus christ of latter day saints. her family says the blood drive is their way of helping other children and families going through the same thing. >>> facebook ceo mark zuckerberg and his wife made the largest donation in the u.s. in 2013. in december the couple gave $1 million shares -- 18 million shares of facebook stock. facebook stock is worth far more this year. they are the first under 30 years to top that list. under 30 years old that is. >>> a michigan university is releasing its 39th annual list of words that could be banished. this year the words that people hope will leave include selfie. twerking. whi

terry schiavo organization. i think it is proveidden shall that you were here today and we had this planned long before jahi's casend before bobbie. this is personal to you. why? >> i've been through this as bobbie has too and my outcome was better than for terry. but back in 1985 -- the bottom line is coma is not equal death. coma is not death, period. that is what -- somebody said how do you know that? well my wife, back in 1985, a long story, i won't get into how it happened, but during the birth of my son jacob she had massive -- a huge plethora of problems that caused her to lapse into a coma after having cardiac arrest and a stroke simultaneously. within days -- i mean flat line coma. terry never was. but connie -- whatever the brain scan said, she will never wake up, vegetable. and this is 1985, a long time ago. within three days her neurologist approached me with her mother sitting next to me in the waiting room, ignoring her mother and looked at me in the eyes and said you do realize, you have the power to put an end to this. and i was just -- i was just 25. i'm like what are you talking about? it made me

terry least an emphatic an authoritative report that said smoking causes illness and death and the government should do something about it rome the relationship between some cigarette smoking and health. in the field of long hair. reserve board has been called one of the most important documents in the us health history ushering in a new era of reform the day next year in nineteen sixty five congress mandated surgeon general warning labels on cigarette packs and then in nineteen seventy one cigarette commercials where bands on tv. over the years cigarette taxes were raised and sales to minors worker while tobacco companies also came under increasing legal attack in the biggest case of the mall more than forty u s states brought lawsuits demanding compensation for the cost of treating smoking related illnesses. tobacco companies settled in nineteen ninety eight by agreeing to pay about two hundred billion us dollars and appeared before congress and for the first time publicly

long island. it is a organization that was founded after the case of terry schiavo. a judge has ordered children's hospital oakland to keep her on the ventilator until tuesday. >>> new at 11:00, a tip lead police to a bizarre discovery near an east bay park. oak ped la -- oakland officers found a skull on a paper plate surrounded by beads. the coroner said it could be native american remains. officers found the skull out in the open near children regional park. you can see them taking pictures of those remains. their investigation continues. >>> developing news in eureka. staff found a priest dead in the church rectory and tonight police launched a murder investigation. his body was found in st. bernard church after he failed to show up for morning mass. he was a popular priest who taught religious studies at humboldt state university of the . >> he was a friend of mine and a tremendous person in this community. he is a tremendous person and this is a tremendous loss for our community in general. >> police say a violent crime took place, but they would not reveal how

long island. it is a organization that was founded after the case of terry schiavo. a judge has ordered children's hospital oakland to keep her on the ventilator until tuesday. >>> new at 11:00, a tip lead police to a bizarre discovery near an east bay park. oak ped la -- oakland officers found a skull on a paper plate surrounded by beads. the coroner said it could be native american remains. officers found the skull out in the open near children regional park. you can see them taking pictures of those remains. their investigation continues. >>> developing news in eureka. staff found a priest dead in the church rectory and tonight police launched a murder investigation. his body was found in st. bernard church after he failed to show up for morning mass. he was a popular priest who taught religious studies at humboldt state university of the . >> he was a friend of mine and a tremendous person in this community. he is a tremendous person and this is a tremendous loss for our community in general. >> police say a violent crime took place, but they would not reveal how

long island. it is a brain injury treatment observation founded after the case of terry schiavo at center of a nationwide legal debate over life support. jahi mcmath has been on a ventilator at children's hospital oakland for three weeks from complications from tonsil surgery. a court order expires on tuesday. >>> transportation company uber say they are not too blame for a deadly accident in downtown accident on new year's eve. a six-year old died when hit by a honda s.u.v. in a crosswalk on tuesday night. her hour and daughter were critically hurt. this morning, police released this picture of the 57-year-old driver who identified himself as an uber driver and is facing vehicular manslaughter charges. uber denies it was an official trip and said we can confirm this did not involve a vehicle or provider doing a trip on the uber system. >>> a large board approved a revised contract settlement reached after two union went on strike. the board vote the 8-1 in favor of the deal negotiated regarding paid family leave. the new deal drops the clause granting union members up to six weeks of family leave. offic

terry mcauliffe off to as governor. >> you have hot button issues that are polarized the state for a long time that are still there.hat he needs to do is find out where he can get along with the republican legislator? in terms of some of his cabinet picks, you can look at that. >> when we come back, chris christie. ♪ >> welcome back. we will go to margaret carlson and lanhee chen in a moment. first, our reporter has the latest on the conflict in syria and iran's nuclear negotiations. it is hard to imagine getting off to a worse start. is there any prospect of success? >> this is a conference that was doomed before it began. remember the geneva one conference happened a year ago. they were trying to get both sides to the table. it has taken more than nine months for john kerry and his russian counterpart. >> what is going to happen with this one? at this point, what they euphemistically call in divorce proceedings irreconcilable differences. >> assad will stay? >> at this point, i think that is what is going to happen. they can't even agree on what the goal is. whether it is to get rid of him or negotiate. >> and th

seem to have settled on and seems to have come through is one that was started by terry schiavo's family located on longhey say they will accept jahi and will take care of her there. the problem now is the hospital says they've only made one phone call here to talk to the doctors, and that wasn't a very long one, it wasn't anything in depth insinuating the plan isn't totally in place. the uncle of jahi says that's not the case. once again, they feel they're not getting enough help from the hospital. >> it's very frustrating, it's very upsetting, but we remain strong, and we remain on faith. she still looks good, she still looks like jahi, so that keeps us going. if there was a change in her appearance, i think it would make it that much tougher, but since there hasn't been a change in her appearance, we've been pretty strong. >> reporter: again, the family insists that jahi is going to be fine, they think she might potentially somehow recover. again, jon, wading through this is the difficult part, the hospital's saying one thing, the family says they're not getting any help, so really wading through tha

long island. it is a organization that was founded after the case ofavo. terry schiavo. a judge has ordered children's hospital oakland to keep her on the ventilator until tuesday. >>> new at 11:00, a tip lead police to a bizarre discovery near an east bay park. oak ped la -- oakland officers found a skull on a paper plate surrounded by beads. the coroner said it could be native american remains. officers found the skull out in the open near children regional park. you can see them taking pictures of those remains. their investigation continues. >>> developing news in eureka. staff found a priest dead in the church rectory and tonight police launched a murder investigation. his body was found in st. bernard church after he failed to show up for morning mass. he was a popular priest who taught religious studies at humboldt state university of the . >> he was a friend of mine and a tremendous person in this community. he is a tremendous person and this is a tremendous loss for our community in general. >> police say a violent crime took place, but they would not reveal how

long wait ahead. >> reporter: good morning to you, terry. we're seeing a lot of exhausted travelers, some sleeping here at sfo, a couple just getting off a flight delayed as well. it's been a very, very tough go if you are flying, specifically back east if you are coming to the airport today and flying to the midwest or back east you could face delays or cancellations. here is what happened over the weekend because of this polar vortex. incredible cold weather coming down from canada, it's created this perfect storm where flights have not been able to take off. 3,000 flights were canceled on sunday according to flight aware.com. that creates such a domino effect of folks trying to get to where they need to go. we checked in with one person struggling to get on a flight. >> used to travel a lot with the military. this is ridiculous. so my feet are sore, everybody else is upset and i feel bad for these guys. because they don't know what they are in for. >> reporter: so let's get you up to speed on what we hear from the people at san francisco

terry moran, abc news, london. >> you've got to feel for his long-term girlfriend.fter learning the news. her office said she was suffering from shock. she needed to rest. i'm sure that's just the start of the stuff she is dealing with. >> such a different attitude from americans. polls suggest that most french sympathize with mr. hollande and they don't believe he should be evaluated based on the women of his life. rather, he should be evaluated on his politics and affairs and liaisons are not quite as scandalous. good for headlines and tabloids but not career-breakers in france like they are here. >> sure. but imagine the table talk at the state dinner. whichever woman he decides. >> one under each arm. >> oh boy. >> not making friends right now. you're impressed. >> yes, yes, very nice. >> i can tell. >>> coming up -- friends like have you never seen them before. >>> and controversial reality tv star john gosselin makes a very personal and surgical decision. it's coming up next in "the skinny." >> announcer: "world news now" ♪ skinny so skinny ♪ >>> it is time fo

long. and we want to see him home now. >> terry it's great to have you on the program.ou. >> thank you so much. >>> the u.s. military is investigating its second deadly helicopter crash in just two days. rescuers are searching for the crew of a helicopter that plunged into the sea today. the navy says the helicopter was doing a routine training mission when it went down. and an investigation is ukkedway to find out why another helicopter went down in britain yesterday. that accident killed four u.s. service members. officials say the helicopter crashed into a nature preserve during a low-level training mission. >>> bridge to nowhere, how new york city bridge traffic could impact governor chris christie's political career. >>> plus pot push back, former addicts have a warning. >> an exclusive "america tonight" investigative series >> we traveled here to japan to find out what's really happening at fukushima daiich >> three years after the nucular disaster, the hidden truth about the ongoing cleanup efforts and how the fallout could effect the safety of americans >> are d

long island. it was founded after the case of terry schiavo, the woman the at center of a nationwide wide debate overn's hospital oakland is ordered to keep jahi mcmath on a ventilator until tuesday. >> police have launch add murder investigation after church staff found a northern california priest dead inside the church. the reverend's body was found yesterday in st. bernard church after he failed to show up for morning mass. he was a popular priest who taught religious studies. police say a violent crime took place but will not saw how he died there is a suspect vehicle, dark gray nissan with california license plate 6ndw400. >> another high-tech security breach on snapchat with user names and phone numbers of file memorial people posted making the breach worse because many users have the same user names on other website. snapchat was fond by two stanford university graduates. >> trading is underway for the very first time on wall street for 2014. the dow is down 85 points to 15,489. 2013 was a banner year but not starting out on a good note today. >> more money news, gas prices are up five cents

it is a long-term care facility. you remember terry schiavo.hat the family has agreed to take part. the hospital does admit that they have received the phone call. the hospital has been unwilling to help them. >> that has been the biggest roadblock for us is the trach. they will not perform that procedure and not allow anyone to come in and do the procedure. we are going to try and go around that and go about moving her without it and find a physician at a nearby facility that will be willing to perform the procedure. >> it comes down to community support. the hospital says she is deceased and there is no chance and no brain activity. and the family says otherwise. does the family have this facility locked up and is there a doctor willing to do what is necessary and will the hospital allow that doctor from outside into do what is necessary. all this by 5:00 on wednesday. >> such a sad sad case. >> they have to do a tracheotomy and a feeding tube. >> it is not mission impossible, that is what secretary of state john kerry says about a peace agre

terry shaivo tried to help the family. they want to transfer the girl to a long term facility. in the 1990, you may really a terry shaivo being in a persistent vegetative state, her husband saying she had the right to die, but her parents wanting to keep her on life support. now the core has ordered the girl to be kept on a ventilator until january 7. the hospital wants to pull the plug, saying there is no hope for recovery. >> a father in colorado has forgiven the man who shot and killed his daughter. claire davis was killed in that denver school shooting last month. her father said the student who shot her was blinded by anger and didn't know what he was doing. carl pearson was looking for a teacher and davis a random victim. pearson took his own life as police moved in. >> some adults may not have heard of snapshot but their kids have, the latest victim of a high tech security breach. information for more than 4 million users being posted on line. we tell you exactly what happened. >> an anonymous cyber pirate or group has hacked into snap chat, uploading the user names and p

terry is in ad-seg. they both will go through disciplinary process. moore is probably going to get assault with a weapon. he's looking at probably quite a long time in the segregation unit. >>> next on "lockup: extended stay" -- >> it's not my first stab, it probably won't be the last time. >> stabber terry moore operates by a different set of rules. >> it's what had to be done. >>> and later -- the warden shows a softer side. >> eat your ice cream cone. we chip away. with an available ecodiesel engine... and a best-in-class 30 mpg highway and 730-mile driving range... for all the times you dreamed of running away from home -- now you can. with enough fuel to get back. this is the new 2014 jeep grand cherokee. it is the best of what we're made of. well-qualified lessees can lease the 2014 grand cherokee laredo 4x4 for $359 a month. >>> somebody let me sit down. i don't care who lets me sit down. >> holman is changing and the faith-based honor dorm reflects that transformation. this nondenominational self-governing dorm provides opportunities for inmates to achieve personal growth. >> men can come into that environment, be nurtured in their s

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virginia first lady ann holton has been named to governor elect terry mcauliffe's cabinet as the new education secretary. she is the a long time child advocate and former juvenile and domestic relations court judge. >>> helping you plan your day, wusa9 first alert weather. >> if you don't like cold weather, this is not your time of year. >> absolutely not. we're going to see temperatures plummet tonight as if it wasn't cold enough and then a brief reprieve before the temperatures get really cold again next week. let's start off with a look at the michael and son weather cam. we have snow on our shot now from reagan national airport and a distant view of the monument there. it's 23 degrees now with the dew point of 1. it's brutally cold with winds out of the north, northwest at 7 miles per hour. in our weather headlines it will be bitterly cold overnight tonight, at least the wind chills diminishing because the wind speeds aren't going to be as strong. we will still have wind chills in the 0's and teens as we head through the morning hours tomorrow and then heading further into the weekend it does get a little milder. so h

a spokesperson for the terry shiavo says they are working with the jahi family. after a longattle, her feeding tube was removed in 2005 and she died. the facility in new york where jahi may be transferred is called new beginnings and is dedicated to terry she shiavo. jahi's uncle says i will fight for you forever, jahi. >>> the rocky mountain state is making history on this new year's day in 2014. colorado is now the first state in the nation to allow the sale of marijuana for recreational use. retail pot sales officially began. starting today, anyone over the age of 21 can buy up to an ounce of marijuana. >> this is something that the nation is watching us for and the city and a lot of other entities have been working hard to make sure that everything is done in a presis manner that accommodates everybody's needs. >> now, there are posters and fliers posted across the state spelling out the new rules in colorado. they include you cannot smoke pot in public. you can't drive under the influence of pot. you can't give the marijuana to anyone under 21 and you cannot take the pot

. >> terry says his history at louisville metro is based on a near life-long struggle with drug use. he's been arrested 27 times and has been convicted of charges including trafficking, possession, robbery and assault. now he's been arrested after failing to appear in court on his latest drug possession charge and must begin the familiar process of booking. >> i come in here and this is what we call the grill, this is where we do our pat searches. we have the inmate stand here with his back to the wall and that officer basically tell them take everything out of their pockets. any jewelry, watches, rings, necklaces, belts, they can't have any of that stuff. they'll be pat searched down to see if we can find anything else on them. >> 99% of the time, if something makes it into the facility, it's made it in the through the way of the anal area, the rectum. >> just keep your hands on the wall. what are you trying to conceal, buddy? >> cigarettes. >> come on, this way. did you really think you were going to get that past us? >> i graduate to be able to. >> he was taking to the strip searc

facility could be the new aganst community center on new york's long island, a brain i joy treatment organization founded after the case of terryationwide legal debate over life support. a judge ordered children's hospital oakland to keen jahi mcmath on a ventillator until tuesday. >> police are investigating a bizarre discovery after getting a trip. officers found a human skull on a paper plate surrounded by beans. it could be old. maybe native american. officers took pictures after finding the skull along grizzly peak boulevard. >> police have launch add -- launched a murder investigation after church staff found a reverend inside a church after he failed to show up for morning mass. he taught religious studies at the state university. >> the father was a friend of mine, a tremendous person in this community. this is absolutely a tremendous loss not only for the parish but for our community, in general. >> a violent crime took place but would not say how the reverend reached. they have a suspect vehicle, nissan california license plate 6ndw400. >>> the bart board will vote to finalize a settlement reached after two unions wen

and now, a foundation founded by relatives of terri schiavo, the florida woman who was the center of a longight to die. >>> jahi mcmath's family is hoping for a miracle, but getting her to another care facility is proving to be a tough struggle. dlean-year-old jahi, declared brain dead s still on life support in oakland. >> i feel so close to getting her out of here, but all we need is the one thing. >> reporter: jahi mcmath's mother and the spokesperson for children's hospital in oakland sound like they are willing to work together to assist in relocating the pllly brain dead dean another medical facility. however, the family's attorney, christopher dolan said that the hospital will not allow the routine surgery before she can be move. >> it's a trach tube to allow the family to move on, but the hospital has a strangle hold. you kent -- can't get someone in. >> they are trying to take care of a dead body. >> reporter: the children's hospital spokesperson, sam singer, said that the surgical procedures will not be allowed at childrens, but they are willing to release her. >> they need to fin

moving to is the new aganst community center in new york on long island a brain injury treatment organization. it was stabbed after the case of terry schiavo the woman at the center of a nation help wide legal debate over life support. the founder spoke yesterday to cnn with this response when asked if jahi mcmath would be moved to her facility. >> we are a potential facility that jahi mcmath and her family could be coming to but we will know more details in a couple of hours and will be happy to let you know as we know. >> she went on to say she deserves a second fight to recover from the blind injury. >> house minority leader pelosi will speak about accreditation situation at the chinatown north beach location and the vital impact the opdoors have after a judge said city college's accreditation cannot be terminated while lawsuits are moving through the courts. >> san francisco 49ers are back in the california sun and backing in the glory of a great victory over the grown bay -- green bay packers returning in triumph. >> the 49ers are playing at levi stadium next season but the dream is still alive if fans to see one last game at

terry, nbc bay area news. >>> the bottom line, we need rain in the bay area. this weekend, sunny skies all over the area. we turn now to anthony slaughter. how long will this warming trend last? >> we have the rain in the forecast. tomorrow, not going to see the rain, but we will see the return of morning fog, increasing the air quality. we don't have to spare the air for tomorrow. we are watching clouds right now building off the coast of california. you can see expensive cloud deck that's going to move through. this is the fog that's expected to improve the air quality tomorrow. once this moves through, lit be a cooler day for tomorrow. we're not going to be in the 70s like today. but monday, tuesday, wednesday, we're back on that climb. but thursday, we are talking about the chance of showers pushing back into the forecast and at this point, thursday night into friday, there is a 60% to 70% confidence that this is going to follow through. so we'll talk more about that rain chance coming up in the forecast. in the meantime, enjoy that cooler day for tomorrow. >>> a developing story at san jose state. police are searching for a suspect accused o

the report released by surgeon general luther terry in 1964 was a turning point. we've still got a long way to go. approximately 44 million americans -- nearly one out of every five -- still smoke. and more than 440,000 americans die each year from tobacco-related causes. last week the journal of american medical association published a studied that showed over the last 50 years about eight million premature smoking-induced deaths were avoided thanks to tobacco control measures. however, the study also noted that despite this progress, more than 17 million americans die prematurely from tobacco over the last 50 years. according to the surgeon general's report released in march 2012, tobacco use among kids is a pediatric epidemic and is the number-one cause of preventable and premature death in america. the report also found that every day 700 young people become new regular smokers, and of these new smokers a third will eventually die from it. we have young people who come and visit us in our offices, in the senate galleries and other places. these young people are the targets of tobacc

long. >> he looks like he is 20, doesn't he? >> i'm glad he won. >>> the 56th annual grammy award show unfolded while honoring music legends and young stars. >> and terry oh kita was on the red carpet. >> newcomer lord won best song of the year and best pop solo performance and this is the one thing i did not expect the most so thank you so much. >> reporter: organizers promised this year's grammys will be full of surprise and his they certainly delivered. mcmore and ryan lewis hit plenty of high notes. 34 gay and straight couples married as they perform mare song, same love. >> beyonce and jay z rocked the opening with their duet. jay z had a message for his baby girl. i want to tell blue that look, daddy got a gold cup for you. >>> paul mccartney and ringo starr reunited on stage before the anniversary of the beatles first u.s. performance. >>> good morning and thank you for watching. we'll get to that. >> we have a lot it talk about. >> i'm andrea roane he -- he stayed up for the middle and almost the end. i'm mike haiduk. >> good morning, how are you? >> it was quite a slow. >> busy weekend. going to be a busy weather week as well. nothing terrible

many analysts say the long expected change could pave the way for this with selection of army chief general al-sisi who was just promoted now to the top look terry rank of marshal. military rank of marshal. >> a new step on the road back to democracy in egypt. in the interim president announced on sunday presidential elections will take place at head of a parliamentary vote, reneging on a previously announced political roadmap. >> i have made a decision to amend the country's transitional plan to allow for presidential elections before parliamentary polls. i will ask the election commission today to start the registration process for presidential candidates. in thecision made aftermath of large-scale demonstrations across cairo to make events meant to mark the revolution that ousted former ruler hosni mubarak three years ago but it is looking more like the majority of egyptians favor a new strongman at the helm. >> most important thing for us is stability, and elections will happen shortly and are candidate is general al-sisi. >> opponents of the army, which also held rallies on saturday that were suppressed equities, were not in favor of the ch

long before other states go green? looking at tax revenue that's flying into colorado. >>> and the family of terry schiavo now working behind the scenes to help keep a 13-year-old girl who was declared brain dead after tonsil surgery keep her on life support. you can always join our conversation on twitter. find us @newsnation. yeah... try new alka seltzer fruit chews. they work fast on heartburn and taste awesome. these are good. told ya! i'm feeling better already. [ male announcer ] new alka seltzer fruits chews. enjoy the relief! [ cellphones beeping ] ♪ [ cellphone rings ] hello? [ male announcer ] over 12,000 financial advisors. good, good. good. over $700 billion dollars in assets under care. let me just put this away. [ male announcer ] how did edward jones get so big? could you teach our kids that trick? [ male announcer ] by not acting that way. ok, last quarter... [ male announcer ] it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. ♪ the day building a play set begins with a surprise twinge of back pain... and a choice. take up to 4 advil in a day or 2 aleve for all day relief. [ male announcer ] that's handy. ♪ [

terry never was. connie was flat out. and whatever the brain scan said no activity in the brain and she will never weak up. vegetable. and this is 1985, a longime ago, right. within three days her neurologist sat next to me with her mother and ignoring the mother looked at moo, you do realize you have the power to put an end to this? and i was 25, i mean what are you talking about? it made me mad when i realized what he was suggesting and her mother was sobbing and he would not look at her. me as a young husband here today and gone tomorrow, i had the power to turn it off. to make a long story short. seven weeks later she woke up and with us today. >> i have met connie. >> and you know she is fine. and i can move it and call her and put her on the phone. she is had the same assessment that this precious little girl has. >> how would that made you feel if connie was breathing and physical aspects of life going on and the doctor started to speak of her as sdoesed and we have her body here? >> i was rash back then. i probably would have gotten in his face about it back then. but then the staff were more like we understand you. and this neurolog

. >> terry muskrat is a driver that people all over the state know and love. super nice guy, he's been racing for a long >> at the start of the race, corey seibert is at his perch ready to film the event. >> here at the sports park, i actually shoot multiple cameras and i do a live stream on the internet. >> larry is high above the track ready to call the race. everything starts off smoothly, but midway through, there's trouble. >> the first thing i saw kind of out of the corner of my eye on the left side of my frame was a car getting out of shape. looked like he was going to lose control or slide sideways. i spun my camera over to catch whatever was going to happen. >> coming off turn four things started to get crazy. >> as the cars round a sharp turn, one of them slams into the wall. >> that car hit the wall first causing the car behind him to rear end him and knocking him kind of sideways. then the car behind that, causing that car to roll. >> as the yellow car skids to a stop, terry muskrat's car, number 64, plows straight into it. then the car behind terry rams him and sends terry's car rolling. >>

terry started smoking as a teenager, as most smokers do. she spoke for a long time. andsmoking caused thrift oral cancer. she did not shy away from sharing her story. she wanted to make sure that as as many people were aware of what smoking have done to her as possible for. ads attracted more than 2 million youtube views. people came up to her, crying, saying you saved my life. story is known to millions, and i had the great privilege of getting to know terry and work with her on some of the media outreach and some of the filming, some of the community of each year. sadly, last september, we lost terry. the world lost terry, and her family lost terry. she died at the age of 53 from smoking. actuallyed, she insisted that we come to her bedside and film one more set of ads, so that she could help even more people not be killed by tobacco. nathan individual, moose, was a victim of smoking, but he never smoked. he was one of those people killed by tobacco even though he never spent. he worked in a casino that allowed smoking, and secondhand hise permanently damaged lungs

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violence in the whole time call costs but that's a long walk today is the latest the latest attempts to do with that sweet government's intention to d c to terry's team is leading the protests blocking access to polling station to buy cokes on the one who shorts. bbt died in hospital from his wounds is she she she she she she think she has sold the protesters say the same rights groups. for the holiday. i knew how to fight back. how actions that you will not be stopped. it says. it's evidence of the great tool to smile she wants to its customers he says lee. the cta station hill was among those who want to hold. my hope is to return to weigh in. this is useful to the rate of fifty local police stations were closed due to protests. i have seen you to consider the students i wanted to nominate for the team again in the middle two thousand the issues and on the map. it's the second crusade the true test is a dream that one north sea the show they're strong enough to sabotage the election. even especially when it goes ahead. poor little piglets in the eye. my sister. only you. thousands of people took to the streets of paris today to criticize the f

family wants to move her to a long-term facility in new york, but the hospital will not perform the surgeries necessary for the transfer. her family is getting support from the terry work. schiavo was kept alive for nearly 15 years on a ventilator in a case that made national headlines. >>> ariel sharon's health has taken a turn for the worse. sharon had been in a coma since a stroke in 2006, but doctors say several of his org know ans are now failing. the career has stretched across 65-year then as. >>> barbara bush is spending the third night in the hospital and she's being treated for pneumonia. president obama and the first lady are sending good webbes. >> she is blessed to have her family and a fighting spirit that will have her feeling better soon. >> a rarity with twins. these guys were born within three minutes of each other, but in two different years. >> little lorraine was born at 11:58 p.m., her brother, brandon was born new year's day, 12:01 a.m. to be exact. they weren't expected for another 20 days, but after a complications doctors had to perform an emergency c-section. everyone is doing well. something that runs office and has a keyboard. but i wa

terry. >> i was going to say i think we can again as we mentioned prior to the end of the year take our lead from the longd 2.88 perfectionor 2.86. >> keep an eye on the bond market. >> that's going to be the key along with inflation throughout the rest of this year. >> got it. thanks terry. see you later. take a break. come back with the closing countdown. then ibm is due right at the top of the hour. we'll have instant analysis of the potential market-moving report coming up. stay tuned. fifteen percent or more on car insurance. yeah. everybody knows that. did you know there is an oldest trick in the book? what? trick number one. look-est over there. ha ha. made-est thou look. so end-eth the trick. hey.... yes.... geico. fifteen minutes could save you... well, you know. [ male announcer ] this is the story of the dusty basement at 1406 35th street the old dining table at 25th and hoffman. ...and the little room above the strip mall off roble avenue. ♪ this magic moment ♪ it is the story of where every great idea begins. and of those who believed they had the power to do more. dell is honored to be part

terry gainer, the capitol hill police chief. >> now sergeant at arms. >> mr. speaker, the president of the united states. [ cheers and applause ] >> i wanted to see how long it takes the president. >> exactly. some of these folks famed for standing on the aisle, jackson receiving her greeting from the president, the democratic from houston, now turning to the republican side, as well. eric can't tore of course all smiles. i see self democrats on the republican side of the aisle. that's an unusual twist. in guess they got this extra special early to get a coveted spot. >> how late he actually is in this speech will determine how long he can make it down this aisle, joie, i guess. he doesn't seem in any hurry. >> no, he doesn't. he has to revel in the moment, a show of bipartisanship. >> courtesy and respect. >> he's surrounded by some of the people who have been the toughest on him this year. >> what you see here formally to the left the democratic as he walks in and to the right is the republican side of the aisle. they have what we referred to earlier as date night the last few years, it's become fashionable for republicans and democratic to say pair off and sit

secretary terry are working hard to find way to constrain the iranian nuclear program to keep that country from building nuclear weapons. they worked a short-term deal and are working now on a longal. it's obviously a tricky bit of business. the united states and other countries are determined that iran not build weapons, nuclear weapons. iran is still a revolutionary country does not want its sovereignty questioned. whatever deal is struck needs to be struck, of course, from both sides. now right in the middle of this sensitive deal making come a huge number of senators, mostly republicans who want to impose new sanctions on iran. whatever the motives of these senators, and what good does it do to ask about those motives, they are undermining the talks between the world powers and tehran. they're giving the hardliners in iran a great opportunity to say that it would do no good to hold back on weaponizing its nuclear program because iran is going to get hit economically either way. this is not the way the united states avoids wars. we ended the cold war because ronald reagan took the lead and the democrats backed him up. i was there. before reagan even met with gorbachev in 1985