speculation began to swirl that tiffany hartley kill her husband for insurance money, or even that tiffanyg another man. >> people still have a hard time believing you. does that hurt you? >> some days. other days -- they don't have room to judge. i mean, they don't know me. they don't know my husband. they weren't there that day. so really they have no room to judge me. >> reporter: with television and newspaper attention still at viral levels, authorities in texas were trapped. they could dispatch all the boats and helicopters they wanted, but law enforcement in mexico was still in charge. and what happened next in mexico showed just how difficult getting any answers would be. >> one mexican detective did try to find out what happened to david hartley. but his head was severed from his body and his decapitated head delivered to the mexican police here. since then, little news. suspects, brothers who lived near the half church in mexico, old guerrero. it's unclear if he went looking for them, but only a few days after he identified the brothers by name, the detective was dead. a clear war

speculation began to swirl that tiffany hartley killed her husband for insurance money or even that tiffany seeing another man. >> people still have a hard time believing you. does that hurt you? >> some days. other days -- they don't have room to judge. i mean, they don't know me. they don't know my husband. they weren't there that day. so really they have no room to judge me. >> reporter: with television and newspaper attention still at viral levels, authorities in texas were trapped. they could dispatch all the boats and helicopters they wanted, but law enforcement in mexico was still in charge. and what happened next in mexico showed just how difficult getting any answers would be. >> one mexican detective did try to find out what happened to david hartley. but his head was severed from his body and his decapitated head was delivered to the mexican army here in a border town. his suspects, brothers who lived footsteps. >> one detective did try. >> we understand that he did try, yes, and -- >> reporter: he was executed. >> i asked if he was perhaps executed because of being involved in d

speculation began to swirl that tiffany hartley killed her husband for insurance money or even that tiffanyanother man. >> people still have a hard time believing you. does that hurt you? >> some days. other days -- they don't have room to judge. i mean, they don't know me. they don't know my husband. they weren't there that day. so really they have no room to judge me. >> reporter: with television and newspaper attention still at viral levels, authorities in texas were trapped. they could dispatch all the boats and helicopters they wanted, but law enforcement in mexico was still in charge. and what happened next in mexico showed just how difficult getting any answers would be. >> one mexican detective did try to find out what happened to david hartley. but his head was severed from his body and his decapitated head was delivered to the mexican army here in a border town. his suspects, brothers who lived near the half submerged church in mexico, old guerrero. it's unclear if he went looking for them, but only a few days after he identified the brothers by name, the detective was dead. a cle

speculation began to swirl that tiffany hartley killed her husband for insurance money or even that tiffanyanother man. >> people still have a hard time believing you. does that hurt you? >> some days. other days -- they don't have room to judge. i mean, they don't know me. they don't know my husband. they weren't there that day. so really they have no room to judge me. >> reporter: with television and newspaper attention still at viral levels, authorities in texas were trapped. they could dispatch all the boats and helicopters they wanted, but law enforcement in mexico was still in charge. and what happened next in mexico showed just how difficult getting any answers would be. >> one mexican detective did try to find out what happened to david hartley. but his head was severed from his body and his decapitated head was delivered to the mexican army here in a border town. his suspects, brothers who lived near the half submerged church in mexico, old guerrero. it's unclear if he went looking for them, but only a few days after he identified the brothers by name, the detective was dead. a cle

i'm looking at tiffany cut me off.formally knew her in her redevelopment agencies, it's really phenomenal that we are continuing to move forward when others have not found a way to do it. we thank you and the rest of the regents of this building thank you. it takes years for these projects to get here. this land appeared available to us and to the ocii to make it available for affordable housing for years and we had the vision to build these sites. i want to thank our partners from gaup -- we have a great partnership. when this project was about to get going and the city was struggling to figure out where to get the money together. gallup fronted the money to do all the predevelopment work on this sight and of course it's coming back to them -- [sirens spren] that by the way, is the investors and the alarms are set off somewhere in seattle. [ laughter ] i will talk to her for a second. in any event, when we were in a moment of need both with the city and mercy housing gallup stepped up and made it possible to move forw

the wild west, two young americans, david hartley and tiffany young, just teenagers when they fell in love. >> we started dating in '98. the summer of '98, and dated for quite a while before we got engaged in 2001 and married in 2002. >> what took so long? >> we were 18. >> reporter: they wound up here, in the mexican border town of reynosa, jut south of mcallen. he was a district manager for an oil company. >> it was a blessing to us and our marriage. yeah. we were -- that's where we truly grew as a couple and had adventures. >> reporter: when the hartley's first arrive here this peaceful town was a perfect place for the young couple to live, but slowly it became more and more violent. there is a war in reynosa. two drug cartels battling for turf. the zetas, a rogue band of former military are trying to

tiffany ortiz just happened to be driving by. saw the elderly woman on the ground, her defenseless dog in the jaws of the pit bull. >> i was not going to watch them tear this dog to pieces in front of this little lady. >>reporter: tiffany, putting her own life in danger, pulled dolly out of the attacking dog's mouth. it was a familiar scene playing out for this protective grandmother. just minutes before, she stepped in and saved two little girls from the same two dogs. >> i'm just, like, lord, what is going on today? >>reporter: tiffany says by the time police arrived the dogs had disappeared. >> maybe the people that own them don't even know they got out and caused all this turmoil in one morning. >>reporter: but she hopes the owners are watching and will start taking better responsibility of their animals. >> i know i did something good and i could have got hurt, but at that point it didn't matter. there was people and a dog that needed help. >>reporter: luckily those two little girls were not hurt, but kioko injured her back

reporting live from the houston medical center, i'm tiffany craig.ow back to you. >>> with the start of the new year, president obama's health care law goes into effect but part of the affordable health care act is in limbo after being blocked by the supreme court on tuesday. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. one of the justices delayed the health care law for some religious organizations. it's the part that requires them to offer birth control as part of their health care plan, and it would have taken effect just as 2014 arrives. supreme court justice sonia sotomayor had a busy new year's eve. she blocked part of the health care law and then welcomed in the times square ball for 2014. justice sotomayor delayed the requirement that religious organizations offer birth control as part of their health insurance plans or face penalties. the request for the stay came from a catholic group, the little sisters of the poor, home for the aged in denver, which said it goes against their catholic beliefs. religio

major airports in a fat which has seemingly tiffany french vessel a d battery tray and then the two hospital. the second edition today is the traditional stop at the end presidential news conference. he could use his grilling by the press to clarify the allegations of the da's only factors unique to a whole steak to his outrage of the innovation of his papacy. the sums that is it smelt the tickle tackle which can sense them. it's the winery that alone is being distracted from his job the press conference is supposed to be an opportunity for the president to reveal new policies and point the way forward for a more prosperous promise. instead the program to be broadcast live on your unused is likely to be the most anticipated appearances he's twenty months old presidency egyptians of the team today in a constitutional referendum. it's the best ballot since the on the bed like general alice sees the true islam is present and mohamad morris the dusty air amidst protests against his rule will be on the cheap sixty chickens to back the text and its approval that he is a foregone conclusion that it

their co sitting in iraq he says tiffany jet rapidly trying to leave this to come from and towards his air strikes in a bid to take back control from al qaeda linked militants the bountiful fruit yet highly symbolic c t for many iraqis common sense sunni tribesmen agreed to fight alongside iraqi security forces. the continued silence in the region has raised concerns about the stability of the government. washington has dismissed suggestions that the us has abandoned iraq. we are not obviously contemplating returning without contemplating putting boots on the ground this is their fight. we're going to help them in their fight. yes we have an interest we have the interest in and helping the legitimate elected government. be able to push back against the terrorists this is a fight that is bigger than just iraq. a rod has also offered in a tree support. washington and tehran are concerned about the upsurge in al qaeda activity. the group which is known as the islamic state in iraq and an event is also operating in syria. along one wall. the moon. slicing between rebel factions in serious

. >> next, the retail traders asking if tiffany has more room to run. pete?room to the upside. steph kept her eye on this trade and has been involved in this name as well. when you look at their sales growth, that's been strong. they had a monster holiday season. i can even tell you, the lines when i was in hawaii recently, the lines outside the tiffany from folks that were not from the united states were absolutely -- it looked like an apple store. unbelievable. the demand worldwide for tiffany is strong. >> aren't you supposed to be on the beach when you're in hawaii? >> i happened to walk by at night. >> finally, john is asking about the big solid dividend payers. they seem to be doing well. the year hasn't gotten off to a great start. it has a more defensive tone to it. >> absolutely right. i wouldn't go out and buy a name just because of the dividend. if you like a name, buy it and use the dividend as one of your final pieces of the puzzle of why you want to invest but look at names like verizon, at & t, those great dividend payers just haven't performed

tiffany friends go breast cancer aged just twenty one right where since childhood she stored her phone. areas of the genes these doctors call this a new breed of distribution that's exactly much use when women keep their phone it's very unusual. harum of these multiple small issues were confined to the upper inner aspect of the breast so i think what like this and this is. radiation detector in normal surroundings around thirty microvolt meets a microwave oven. reach eight hundred my provokes. one for roaches use the same radiation technology. loading a film on a toddler p.c. reaches two thousand so it was only small phones registered over a thousand times above normal levels. sure but stop covering cell phone manufacturers for public health shows privately cool so phones the next public casualty catastrophe of the as best dolls and cigarettes for manufacturers of now quietly inserted a legal disclaimer on i phones you have to go to settings general about the both some scroll down to legal and at the end exposure radio frequency exposure unlike most pages the small print here kolby in

like tiffany. >> right. which we talked about a moment ago.ight days down twitter's having an up day finally. it's off 17% for the week. someone i think it's "the journal" took stock of the ratings, 11 sells out there. 11 holds. 6 buys on twitter. facebook, linkedin have no sells. >> no. the last time i was at a book signing barnes & noble people want to know about twitter, they don't want to know about twitter to sell but to buy it. the most common off-the-record discussion has it come down enough to buy, has it come down enough to buy. i think people think yes. you actually are going to get earnings someday. you'll get an earnings report. >> on february 4 5th. >> when that happens, oh, look at that guy! his hand got tired. but i think that they want -- everybody wants to buy this. i tell them go buy facebook. you like twitter, i'll give you facebook. i'll see you a twitter and give you a facebook and, you know, i'm putting twitter unique -- twitter, i'll give you ten points over facebook. >> stefil upgrade facebook. >> people talk about putt

today we'll hear from doug and we'll also welcome to the podium mayor ed lee and tiffany from ocii. i would also welcome the union representative today from trust fund northern california cal -- and san francisco tc and of course all the union workers helping to build. the care takers of union pension funds have invested in block six as our financial partners. the success of this project will support the pension funds and the pensions of the union workers as well as creating union jobs. box 6 is poised to make significant contributions to san francisco. we are adding to the south of market district and amenities that san francisco expect and enjoy and design a lead gold certification. it's more than a green building. it's been designed to reach the entire neighborhood experience and this will contribute to san francisco's longstanding ranking as one of the america's greenest cities. block six includes improvements to the street scape for all to enjoy at the community garden at the ground level and gives a sense of community within the building. we are making sure that our residents

. >> reporter: tiffany was able to cut a deal with local prosecutors -- no more jail time for the charges she faced as long as she pays back the $34,000 spent on her search. >> today an emotional finale to the tiffany bray case is two years in the making. >> reporter: today she's working 60 hour weeks to settle up with the osbi, $560 a month for the next five years. >> i'm very grateful that they did find me because i don't even know to this day where i'd be if they wouldn't have found me. i went to counseling. because the guilt alone will eat at you every single day. >> reporter: suffice to say, the wedding was off, but chad's achy breaky heart seems to have mended quickly. >> if they hadn't come and got her stuff, i was gonna have a runaway bride garage sale. and guess what? there's a happy ending to this tangled love story. remember tommy, tiffiny's family friend? well -- >> we just kinda started hanging out more. and enjoying each other's company. i invited her to church, and the relationship kind of blossomed. never forget that history and always use it to guide ourselves in the futu

dropping tiffany's 2%. >> holiday sales came in up 4%. which i think was very good.o me, is one of the great global luxury names and you should be buying weakness in this. >> terrible earnings here, missed on earnings, alcoa. >> abercrombie and fitch. >> they're comps were lousy. i say you stay long on this stock. $36 on the downside. >> chevron dropped down 2%. grasso? >> a series of highs and lows and it looks poise to really break out here. i would say bounce -- not break out -- but to bounce. the consensus is negative on the stock. >> we got to drop here for fake tans. pop icon paula abdul filed a personal injury lawsuit against a tanning salon, saying she suffered severe burns after the tan. an infrared body wrap was apply wrongly. >> guys, you have that issue? >> infrinfrared body wraps. >> i'm half-italian, half-sicilian. >>> time now for the final trade. >> oil. been down a lot. >> grasso? >> petroleum. >> what is your wrestling name. >> honey bomb shell. >>> that does it for us. see you next monday at 5:00. s biggest questions. like, if you could save hundre

still tiffany is among those demanding higher pay. >> our walmart!she's a member of our walmart a union yoon backed group. >> it isn't enough money for me to get by. we're stay stand still right now. >> reporter: walmart says they pay a fair wage and unfairly criticized. >> we pay above average wages for the retail industry and provide incredible opportunity. the discussion around the minimum wage is one that the country needs to be had. but that's not the issue. the issue is where you go to once you've started. >> reporter: tiffany wants more opportunity. but at $10.70 an hour she says she can't afford to work full-time with the child care costs. >> i'm not unhappy with my squlob. i like being with the customers. so it's not -- i mean it's pointless for me to find a job. i would rather stay and fight. >> reporter: as for joanna, her pay will go up in january when minimum wage in new jersey increased to $8.25 an hour. she will still struggle but hopes her children's lives will be better. >> it's not going to happen to my kids. it's not. i promise you

tiffany sparkling over the holiday season. sales for the luxury jewelry retailer up 4% through november and december. i helped by strong demand in america, america, ladies and gentlemen. tiffany also sticking with its full year forecast. sears going the other way, folks. new 52-week low. let's take a look. there it is, at 36.89, down another 13%. ouch. the struggling department store chain says sales over the holiday season actually plunged 9%. sears also expecting a much bigger than expected fourth quarter loss now. and shares of five below also getting hit. how could that be when the temperature was five below? the discount retailer cutting its fourth quarter outlook, blaming bad weather and that stuff for weaker than expected sales. steve liesman, just about everybody got an estimate about today's jobs report and they were mostly wrong, steve. just 74,000 new jobs created in december. that's one worry. the labor force participation rate, another. how big a worry? >> mostly is a kind euphemism for entirely, myself included.

that's bigger than tiffany, coach, ralph lauren. it's not an inexpensive stock as well. >> i'm long michael kors and i get the reason why you downgr e downgraddowngrad downgraded it. in your experience, the link of time the company can grow at the rate it's been growing, are we closer to the end of it or get into other categories and extend the lifetime of this rate of growth? >> well, there's no doubt that there's fashion risk in this name and it's been such a great fashion executer. and within this space you look at the coach, you look at tiffany, there are sputters all the time. that being said, kors has a great opportunity in europe which could be a billion dollars. launching e-common house in mens. those could be great growth opportunities. i think the bottom line the caution on north america maturing as well as my negative view on holiday sales, and so if you're playing retail for the new year you might want to think about getting four quarter out of the way and think about owning stocks after companies have guided. >> you cit

sears sales dwindled nine- percent in the past nine weeks...meantime, shares of tiffany have held steady after the high end jeweller reported a 4% bump in global sales. " you're going to see stores like jcp and sears boost revenue while profits collapse and luxury goods are going to have a great 2014 & 2015. the xrt, an exchange traded fund that tracks the retail sector, has slipped about 3% this year. target admits online shoppers are a part of its massive holiday hacking scandal. the retailer says up to 110 million customers may have had their cards hacked. analysts say target has done a horrible job handling the crisis. and it needs to release all information to avoid further damage to consumer confidence. target also lowered its earnings expectations for the last three months of 2013 - and says it will close eight underperforming u-s stores in may. as temps dip to record lows across the country, some investors are searching for stocks to warm their portfolios. running the gamut from the fun to the functional here are a few names...vail resorts, which operates ski resorts in mountain

and tiffany's blue box was popular in the holiday season. the second largest retailer of jewelry reporting an increase in sales from november to december, they said it's all on asia. and ramping up next week. ali velshi is going to be reporting from there on monday and tuesday. it airs at 7 p.m. here on aljazeera. >> 50 years ago this week, president linden johnson declared a war on poverty, and president obama has promise zones, areas that a lot of people are unemployed. and one of the residents, david brown. >> there's no jobs to be had. there's no industry in this part of the country. when they took the coal mines out, that affected everybody. grocery stores, people weren't making no money. it affected everybody. >> one way or another, i don't know whose fault it is, but people like us, there's nothing. you got laid off from the mines, my brother-in-law, i don't know what he's going to do. if you're a young person, there's no future here. you don't need to stay here. move off and that's what i'm afraid is going to happen around here. what

he says nike, mattel, harley davidson and tiffany are some stocks to consider, but be forewarned, several experts caution any type of distress like political dysfunction or security concerns overseas could send investors right back home. for "nightly business report", i'm seema mody. >>> our first market guest for 2014 says there are lots of reasons for investors to be optimistic for stocks this year. chief investment strategist for charles swab and company. move away from u.s. centric stocks and embrace a global market strategy. do you agree with that? >> well, if the call is to eliminate u.s. stocks in favor of all international stocks, i would say no. i think investors should be diversified where correlations are coming down and diversification matters again. i think the developed markets will out perform the emerging markets, but i think there will be bigger diversing. i still think the u.s. market will do well. the spread, though, may be a bit different than it's been in the past year, so. >> how worried, liz ann, should americans be about the fed taring? >> i don't think terribly wo

, too, and so will the biggest names in corporate america, bank of america, goldman sachs, pepsi, tiffanyer bowl host sponsors paying $1 million each for branding and access. >> how you describe the super bowl is mardi gras for corporate america because everybody is there. >> but that's just the start. a suite costs around $400,000. there are 220 of them. that brings the league and the host committee $88 million alone. here's what 400 grand buys. 30 seats, food and drink, parking, special access to events, plus the chance to impress clients and cross a few things off the bucket list. the best part for corporate america? it's tax deductible. but that's bad news for the average joe. >> pushed up crisis. it's pushed them up so much that tickets now are out of the reach of ordinary americans. in fact, there was a game in indianapolis in october where the average price of a ticket was almost equal to the average gross pay of half the workers in america, about $500. >> that's the knock on the super bowl. a bash for the wealthy who get a tax break for partying in luxury boxes and rest get higher

and the fortune in the tiffany windows.we kept car penters working nonstop for 38 years building this lavish mansion. later, we'll meet an architect building as long as mrs. winchester and a man who lives with

. >> luckily dog lover tiffany nick nicolette saw him she called 911.en to a shelter and up for adoption. now that we read this on national tv, there will be hundred people wanting him. >> the woman said she would have adopted him but she already has dogs at home so she's opening it up. 3 >> the mystery of how the dog got stuck where it did, nobody knows. it's a mystery. >> interesting. >>> coming up -- presentation is everything, especially with food. you're about to see a super, super bowl spread like no other. >>> the seattle seahawks fullback with some super bowl dreams. some say his success in football without the sense of hearing makes him a hero. you're watching "world news now." ♪ and then a hero comes along >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by consumer cellular.

get a look around and tiffany tease him hungry. mayor done so by john came up with the idea himself a contest to shuffle as much fresh compost as possible. on the local politician beat everyone else and chitty hands down. me and what else we have to do today the senate the station. to cover the greenhouses hu shi ting the women but the workers aren't there voluntarily and since the government launched its compulsory work program for unemployed romo. the mayor who is an ethnic roma himself has drafted half of the village to work here in the greenhouses. memo sent to them. we were left to look each other in the eye in the morning when i get up the first thing that i should ask oneself is what job i can do and how can i best break into our house the thing. well there is no solution. the pressure on them and see real change things. macgill was me music to the ears of victory or bonds right wing government across hungary there are two hundred thousand roma doing what is referred to as community service. but it doesn't seem to be having

and audrey hepburn from breakfast at tiffanys and marilyn monroe from the seven year itch. >> have youit? >> i don't think so. >> that's what we're doing next rainy day. >> i'm betty nguyen and this is "early today." we hope it's your first stop of the day on nbc. [ male announcer ] if you can clear a crowd but not your nasal congestion, you may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec-d®. powerful relief of nasal congestion and other allergy symptoms -- all in one pill. zyrtec-d®. at the pharmacy counter. chose prego traditional over ragu traditional. prego?! but i buy ragu. [ thinking ] i wonder what other questionable choices i've made. [ pop muzak plays ] [ sigh of relief ] [ male announcer ] choose taste. choose prego. >>> virginia's former mayor bob mcdonnell planning to face a judge as a report surfaces that he rejected a possible plea deal. >>> bitter cold temperatures causing trouble for workers as they struggle to repair a broken water main. >>> we continue with the deep freeze that's gripping the area. some of you waking up to windchills as lows eight below zero. the entire

hathaway was originally cast as tiffany but left the film due to creative differences with the directory won an oscar for les mis and jennifer lawrence for silver linings so everything worked out for the best. busy week for celebs buying and selling their multidollar digs. robert pattinson sold his love nest with kristen stewart. oprah winfrey's condo is for sale at just under $8 million. bill karins is headed there right now. wolf of wall street hotty margo robbie kissing and telling saying that leonardo dicaprio is a great kisser. but robbie adds that the kissing wasn't sexy, just hot and sweaty. i guess the long takes, repeated shoots and extended makeout sessions took the heat out of it. >>> paul mccartney and ringo star will reunite for one night only. only surviving members of the beatles will perform together on the grammys january 26th. >>> country singing superstar trace adkins is heading back to rehab for alcohol. the singer reportedly got into an altercation with a trace adkins impersonator while aboard a cruise ship where he had been performing with other major country acts.

and the fortune in the tiffany windows.e kept car penters working nonstop for 38 years building this lavish mansion. later, we'll meet an architect building as long as mrs. winchester and a man who lives with

tiffany jones, vice president of eyesight, spoke to cbs news by phone. >> reporter: according to the eyesight report, the malware knows how to cover its tracks. >> reporter: in a separate report, the department of homeland security released a set of technical instructions alerting the nation's retailers how to detect and stop this malware. but, scott, officials are concerned that some retail chains are still under attack and don't know. >> pelley: wyatt, thank you. late today the senate gave final congressional approval to that compromise $1.1 trillion spending bill to keep the government running past a midnight saturday night deadline. the measure now goes to the president for his signature. baseball star alex rodriguez has spoken publicly for the first time since an arbitrator upheld his season-long suspension for doping. in mexico last night, rodriguez said, in spanish: last sunday, clinic owner tony bosch told "60 minutes" he supplied the new york yankee third baseman with banned drugs for two years. rodriguez is suing to overturn the suspension. tonight, a diplomatic source is t

>> to be rich i should be >> to be rich i should be able to shop at tiffany's. what about jobs? no?till no jobs? just more... stuff? well, you really have both. see, "stuff" is defined as "household articles considered as a group". sometimes this stuff is no longer needed. wait, no longer needed? that can't be right. because remember those jobs you were looking for? those are really needed, and they're the stuff inside your stuff. our job is to unlock those jobs. and it starts when you donate your stuff to your local goodwill. here's how we do it: when you donate to goodwill, we sell your stuff to provide job training for people right re in your community. so just by teaming up with goodwill, ann't that parting with theverjobs. keytgood. donate. cr jobs. 80's band? john: are you rich? what would it take for you to think of yourself as rich >> 100,000. >> 1 million. >> for to thousand. >> $1 million to seven different concepts no one in times square said ty were rich but most were to wrist to spend a lot of money just to be in new york city. so what does that mean in america? who bet

. >>> happy birthday to tiffani-amber thiessen of "saved by the bell," 40, mariska hargitay turns 50.r richard dean anderson 64 years ole. i'm richard lui with bill karins. thanks for spending time with us on "early today." have a good day ahead. >>> was it a tragic accident? an 11-year-old boy found shot to death in his east bay home. the latest from investigators this morning in a live report. >> plus, a community's tribute to a b.a.r.t. officer killed in the line of duty. what we're learning about the fellow officer who shot him. >> a live look outside this morning, thursday morning, beautiful look at the bay bridge. january 23rd, this is "today in the bay." >> good morning to you. i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. lots to get to. we welcome rob in for christina. >> 30s and 4

. >>> tiffany raptor's holiday report in a blue backs but it doesn't impress investors. that's where we begin tonight's market focus. sales rose 4% from november through december. driven by demand in the u.s. and asia. but the company kept its full year earnings forecast unchanged and many view that as disappointing. shares fell nearly 2% to $90.36. shares of humana on the down side. the health insurer said it now expects unhealthier and costlier customers than it had first predicted. the company expects higher medical bills because of the government's decision to let some people keep their existing health plans. despite that forecast human-a fell. >>> third largest oil field services company maker hughes warned investors of a profit miss today. hughes said it had to suspend operations at one of its fa sill tis near iraq because of a protest last year. that is going to reduce its fourth quarter profit. despite that shares were up to $53.06. shares of yrc worldwide took a major hit after union workers at the trucking company rejected a contract extension. yrc said it need

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each of the cease fire in south sudan is still ten to tiffany and praise. government troops fought with the rebels loyal to the former vice president before that fragile truce was signed last week. meantime the humanitarian crisis in the world's newest nation is devastating. we encourage a friend reports. the united nations convoy on the streets of mallika of the local market destroyed in ransacked several aid agencies have also had their warehouses looted the situation so dire the world food program has begun air lifting food from the capital juba. we are blessed. in the foods to feed with a two hundred thousand people for the month so far we have verified. malik rose local hospital suffering from lack of medicine and the facility is now doubling as a camp for internally displaced people. meanwhile as the chief iranian people you see in a hospital here because of the water needs any team he or anyone we didn't notice as in we told them to return home and i say that for a couple ago. after intense fighting the lakota is now controlled by government forces.

well low and has a four cd collection including a course bracelet tiffany is offering a gold for a snack less goatee and a man's also jumped on and then i get it on thursday and christie's juried art new york says there are many reasons. retailers are eager to taste the year awards julie's have something that they can design beautiful pieces designed beautiful watches and also help in the celebration also paid homage and respect to a very important client base of its client base. david webb hopes to grow in march its highest in chinese. our delegation don't have much to discuss health issues as the late designer had a love affair with china he starts getting an interest in chinese culture and chinese artifacts before nixon goes to china now every two months ago and seems to have its eye on china. this unheard of goodman storefront in york is an answer that and there are many high end department stores and on means of the year awards. here is that time is gone financial might to its consumers. isn't the thing to new heights during any other cctv meal well here in china of the mercury drop

. >> "breakfast atti tiffany's." >> you knew! >> she looks great. >> i think so, too.what, you'd rather do the beef cake? >> this is classic. i think we had an nbc news reporter up in philly and did the rocky one. >> i would do the rocky one. >> i would totally run the steps. >> you wouldn't do the "titanic" one? >> a little played out. >> come on, guys. all right. this is "first look" on msnbc. "way too early" starts right now. ♪ as long as you love me >>> tonight on the broadcast tonight -- >> welcome to "world news tonight" -- >> fans and followers watched as the personal life of justin bieber has seemingly come off the rails. >> child star, young singers with so much promise and wealth suddenly suffering staggering falls. >> justin bieber was arrested in miami beach this morning after the police say this caught him drag racing. >> a very different bieber biting his lip as he faced charges of dui and resisting arrest. >> mr. bieber has been released on bail. >> can you name the justin bieber song? >> i will have to take the fifth on that. >> orange is the new bieber

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fighting continues in the region the syrian army is reported to his rebel positions in a tiffany at ideal and some rebels on a wall on two fronts fighting islamist forces as well as government troops. and still had on the journal on the numerical meets is in the cabinet after her skiing accident that has taken some hits. nine people being killed in a fire on the passenger train in western india flames and smoke and go if we can exist in the train to heal and move on to the hinterlands and cannot do in the course is on night he comes just two weeks to six people were killed in a train times of an indian. i knew all four crew members of a us military helicopter had been killed in a crash in eastern britain that a high chopper was on a low level training mission when it crashed on marshall and north took the lead on tuesday us air force investigators are working with british police to establish the carts. and german prosecutors have charged an eighteen year old man for taking part in the second world war massacre in nineteen forty four the nazis the intended time to do is to live in front mo

it was a great holiday for tiffany's.ry store known for its little blue boxes reported a rise in sale in november and december. tiffany also maintained its full-year profit forecast. operatesler which sears and kmart stores drop ly.ling -- sharp that stock has been struggling the last month or so. mercedes sales are accelerating. the world's third-largest lender carmaker closing in on second placed audi. sales surged 64% last year. automaker-- german outpaced audi in the united states. , bill root in -- rudin joins us. better to talk about the jobs report and the impact on the fed did pimco's ceo mohamed ?ly rm -- el-erian plus, we're going to go to the white house about with jason furman in the loop. ♪ >> if you're feeling the squeeze of city life and are tired of paying $50 for a cocktail, you might be in luck. many companies are moving to the suburbs, and secondary cities are drawing the frugal crowd and pick -- painless rent will they do that. you do this yourself? will realized it was impossible to drive around, and