let's head to malibu, california. st. mary's and pepperdine. bounce pass for the dunk. goes overtime. holt had a career high 29. lays it in to geoff st. mary's the lead. three seconds left. picked up for the win but it was wide. st. mary's wins 69-67. >>> olympics underway in sochi. we have results so if you don't want to know who won or see the results, turn away until you hear the music stop. ♪ >> this abc sports reporting brought to you by orchard supply hardware. the winners in phoenix, i'll have the winners tonight at 9:00 and 11:00. >> thank you so much, shu. up next at 6:00, a final check on weather. what to expect tonight. you've got to try this sweet & sour chicken helper. i didn't know they made chicken. crunchy taco or four cheese lasagna? can i get another one of those actually? [ superfan ] hey, america, we're here to help. ♪ [ female announcer ] at 100 calories, not all food choices add up. some are giant. some not so giant. when managing your weight, bigger is always better. ♪ ho ho ho ♪ green giant one of the besis that millia is that millions of people w

. >> driver, may i have california st., please? >> no problem. >> whenever the announcement system does not work properly and a driver does not call out the stops, and i'm totally lost as to where i am. the announcement system calls out the stops, but to help the customer, i caught the destination, transfer points, and requested stops. and it is the law. >> i use the p a system to make sure everyone on the bus here is my announcements. >> i have had both experiences with the loudness and the to stop for the announcements. you are never going to have it exactly balanced for every trip because your level of noise changes. the announcement system ranges from 1 to 10. 10 would be too loud, a little distorted. eight is a good number. not too loud, but loud enough for everyone to hear and understand what is going on. >> i think bus drivers might not be aware of the fact that if you let a visually impaired person off at the wrong stop, number one, they may be absolutely unfamiliar with the area they are in. >> the driver overshot the stoc

let's head to malibu, california. st. mary's and pepperdine. bounce pass for the dunk. vertime. holt had a career high 29. lays it in to geoff st. mary's the lead. three seconds left. picked up for the win but it was wide. st. mary's wins 69-67. >>> olympics underway in sochi. we have results so if you don't want to know who won or see the results, turn away until you hear the music stop. ♪ >> this abc sports reporting brought to you by orchard supply hardware. the winners in phoenix, i'll have the winners tonight at 9:00 and 11:00. >> thank you so much, shu. up next at 6:00, a final check welcome to the farm of jack. there's a curly fry tree. and a chopper out back. there's a barn full of buns. and a thing you gotta try. a critter that makes burgers with bacon inside. boooorrrk- it's beef and pork! get bacon in your burger. jack's new bacon insider has a juicy beef patty with bacon mixed right into it, plus bacon strips and bacon mayo on a new gourmet brioche bun. boooorrrk - it's beef and pork! get bacon in your burger. moooiiink. >> join me tonight at 9:00. we'll hear

let's head to malibu, california. st. mothers and -- st. mary's and pepperdine. going to overtime.the win and it's wife. st. mary's wins, 69-67. soggy day at pebble but as i always say, never a bad day on the golf course. >> thank you so much, shu. looking outside for our saturday soaking, which continues, will you need that umbrella all weekend? we'll have the updated forecast next. ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of living off the taste of the air ♪ ♪ turn around, barry ♪ finally, i have a manly chocolatey snack ♪ ♪ and fiber so my wife won't give me any more flack ♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ >> more storm damage. more live team storm watch coverage. and expect good news for same-sex couples across the u.s. join us at 6:00. >> let's get a final check ton the wet weather from meteorologist leigh glaser. >> let's go right back to live doppler 7hd. remember overnight tonight, the showers will continue to move. the heaviest rain will be

let's head to malibu, california. st. mary's and pepperdine. 23 seconds left in the game. pepperdine down two, bounce pass to brendan line for the dunk we go to overtime tied at 59. steven holder career-high 29 lays it in to give st. mary's the lead. three seconds left in o.t. gaels up 2. majors picks it up, goes for the win but it's wide. st. mary's wins their second in a row, 69-67 that final. usf facing b yuchlt. walters not happy with his team at the half sew brings them out early to work on rebounds. woke them up. holmes long pass for the alley-oop. dons up three. byu too much in the second half holding the dons scoreless in the final 1:50 of the game. cougars go on twoin that one 68-63. >>> santa clara hosted by san diego at the slim jim. jenny craig pavilion. nice off balance jumper. second half, clark misses. santa clara ends a seven-game slide with a 69-63 victory. >>> we'll take a brief time out before we hit the links. pebble beach dealing with rain and wind. patriots quarterback tom brady [ male announcer ] fact: the 100% electric nissan leaf... is more fun tha

mary brown, planning department staff to present the proposed changes designation of 66 0 california street, the old st. mary's church rectory building pursuant to article 11 of the planning code. the four story building was designed in an early modern contextual style [speaker not understood]. architectural firm skid more owings and merrill and construction was completed in 1966. the building meets article 11's criteria and grounds for a change of designation to a category 3 contributory building. the building's identified and clarifying features include all exterior elevations, the connecting bridge walkways and sustained glass buildingses at the rear designed by mark adam. this change in designation was initiated by the property owner, the san francisco archdiocese. the building is located within the c-3 downtown zoning district. on november 20th, 2013, historic preservation commission voted unanimously to support a change of designation to a category 3 contributory building. there is no known opposition to this change. this concludes my presentation and i'm happy to answer any questions. is the own

dinghies requirements up in california and the u.s. they @%st we don't know how to make the right choices. >> it would essentially be that this stuff is dangerous. an attacker will eventually kill you. but what i am curious about politicians are fast and furiously going on here. >> they are banning the council chemical from all foods in america. they are very protective of this. >> actually, senator schumer brought up a point which is how we will do these things and we need to kind of go back to the idea of the marketplace. actually address any potential issues at its scare tactics and that is why the politicians love this. neil: i don't see it any other way. because these guys got some green. >> where will this end? truth is that new york would ban soda. you have no idea. and thee have all kinds of federal mandates that are going to be coming our way like many label requirements at restaurants and potential grocery stores and convenience stores and we are basically too stupid and the government needs to tell us how to do this. neil: thank you v

if you're traveling anywhere, even on a hopper flight in california, watch out for delays tomorrow morning. st. louis, chicago and new york city will be the cold spots with snow and temperatures in the single digits. >> thank you, jeff. >>> getting credit, but did they do the work? a cpr instructor is in hot water for a scheme involving emergency responders. the instructor is accused of celling online cpr recertifications. rural metro made the discovery after reviewing internal records. the company had more than 100 affected emergency responders take this course just last weekend. >> an emt that works in the system had issued cpr cards to individuals that had not properly qualified to receive those cards. the allegation was they had not taken a class or past skills testing or had taken a written test. >> if investigators determine they deliberately sought out fraudulent credentials to avoid doing the refresher course, they 'ñno carrierr0 >>> today, the district attorney charged a prominent south bay businessman with nine felony counts. police arrested the former used car deal this morning. bac

st. francis high school in california there's something to be said about math teacher jim o'connor.ing? when you think of him, does the word "love" come to mind? obviously not. >> he's very -- >> reporter: for whatever reason none of these kids would tell me what they really think of him. >> oh, what's the word? >> reporter: none of the boys have come in here and said "we have hated him at times." nobody's said that. i wonder why. >> he's going to be seeing this, right? >> reporter: oh, that's why! (laughs) truth is, mr. o'connor can be a bit of a drudge. >> it means you don't know what you're doing. >> reporter: but the 70-year-old vietnam vet says he's not here to entertain his students. >> it drives me crazy when people say school should be fun. it's nice if it could, but you can't make school fun. >> reporter: and for years the kids thought that's all there was too him. until last november when senior pat mcgoldrick learned they didn't know the half of it. pat was in charge of a student blood drive and had just come here to children's hospital, los angeles, for the a meeting. he

california. the man who just bought the parking lot also owns the st. louis rams football team. the team can get out of the stadium lease after the 2016 season. locals approve of the rams coming back. >> i like that. it would be nice. i know it's going to increase traffic but it would be nice for the community to have the rams here. >> the city to raise revenue, more jobs for the city, and back to l.a. >> at least two men have developed plans to build a stadium for football in los angeles county. is this is the first time an nfl owner bought a piece of land in the l.a. area capable of accommodating a stadium. >> the weather looked nice at fan fest at at&t park. tank tops. >> you can but your feet to rest because the rain dances have paid off. gorgeous sight towards the bay bridge but you're going to be seeing increasing clouds. looking right now at live doppler 7hd radar satellite. you can see some clouds are approaching the coast. we're going do have a coastal hugging storm so we are going to be seeing areas of the bay that will get a little bit of rain. right now for the kgo c

california. the man who just bought the parking lot also owns the st. louis rams football team. the team can get out of the stadium lease after the 2016 season. locals approve of the rams coming back. >> i like that. it would be nice. i know it's going to increase traffic but it would be nice for the community to have the rams here. >> the city to raise revenue, more jobs for the city, and back to l.a. >> at least two men have developed plans to build a stadium for football in los angeles county. is this is the first time an nfl owner bought a piece of land in the l.a. area capable of accommodating a stadium. >> the weather looked nice at fan fest at at&t park. wearing tank tops. >> you can but your feet to rest because the rain dances have paid off. gorgeous sight towards the bay bridge but you're going to be seeing increasing clouds. looking right now at live doppler 7hd radar satellite. you can see some clouds are approaching the coast. we're going do have a coastal hugging storm so we are going to be seeing areas of the bay that will get a little bit of rain. right now for t

st. louis. they have several california companies looking to relocate. >> more individuals on the coast are lookingd the midwest because our cost of living is so much more reasonable. our office space is so much more reasonable. >> it's a reminder we have work to do here. >> reporter: the bay area council says about 5% of local jobs move out of the state about the same number are created with new companies. but the council points out, the bay area's home to the best and brightest in tech. >> from the universities to the venture capital we attracted here to the companies that already exist here. >> reporter: there's no doubt affordability is an issue. the bay area council sees more housing and less gridlock as the keys to retaining successful companies. king says his company is a success. just not by the bay area's lightning fast standards. >> from an investor standpoint, our growth is slow. we have no exit in sight. we are basically a failure. >> when we have some of the folks come in from the coast they are, you know, very big fish in a small pond. where they are coming from they are a small fish

st. charles parish. >>> police in southern california are searching for a heartless thief who found an easy target. ripping off two girl scouts, if you can believe that. the girls were collecting money for a program that sends cookies to u.s. troops overseas. they set up a table outside a grocery store when a man snatched a donation jar and sped off in a car. the troop leader and the girls tried to stop him, but he got away. >> it wasn't so much about the money. it was 45 or 50 bucks. it was about the principle of it. i mean, he stole from the girl scouts and the soldiers and all these people who donate their cash. how low can you go? >> wow. when shoppers heard what happened, cookie sales and donations shot up. the girls ended up making up the money and a lot more. in all they made $300. that part ends pretty well. but can you imagine? >> i can't. you have to wonder about what kind of person would do this? the girls said the robber was actually laughing as he ran away with the money. >> you would have to think there's surveillance tape they're looking for right now. >> a petty crime but it's -- >>

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st. leo the great parish and he's also a 20-year veteran of the san jose fire department. a tip to the californiatment of justice sparked the investigation which started out simply as a narcotics case and quickly evolved into allegations of sexual abuse. the agents arested him at the fire administration building where he worked. parishoners say it's taken so long to mend wounds from previous sex abuse scandals and shed its reputation and now this. >> we know the pastor here, everything. they are going to be very, very shocked. this is going to be something that is not going to be okay with them. i'm sure they had no idea. >> doj agents are now looking in to what if any interaction occurred between cuestas and the children who go to st. leo's school which is located right next to the church. >>> all new this morning federal wildlife officials are offering a $21,000 reward for information leading to the person responsible for shooting and killing three sea otters no monterey county. the california department of fish and wildlife said three sea otters were found last september, two shot in the head

st. helens, leading to the deaths of 57 people. both were atop this ring of fire. the sheer beauty of indonesia and california is a result of the movement along the rink. behind me in the berkeley hills is round top mountain, it's a volcano, it's been extinct for 10 million years. a few moments in geologic time. the pacific is full of features like this. the past weekend saw eruptions as well. in geologic terms, the ring of fire is in motion. as so far away as we feel from the event. the truth is along the pacific americans live on the same unstable ground that indonesians grow. in every few millenia the earth sweeps us away. >> missouri is looking to make the high five official. a missouri state representative introduced a house bill proposing the high five become the official state greeting. he was inspired by the fact that the high five helped him to connect with his colleagues. it is being considered in the house. >> now to the world of cinema, and an icon in the movie industry. charlie chaplain, 30 years after his death, could be making a name for himself in another arena. alexie o'brien has that story.

drought in regions outside less st is expected to be severe, california is our iggest economy and our biggest agricultural producer. so what happens here matters it working american right down to the cost of food that table. your that is why last month governor brown declared a state of mergency directing state officials to prepare for drought conditions. ogether our administrations launched a coordinated responsibilities. he secretary vilsack declared 27 counties as primary natural isaster areas making farmers and ranchers eligible for emergency loans. over the past two weeks his team usda and the interior released new e funds for conservation and irrigati investment atpupbsed to updried infrastructure and partner with california to as muchthe water supply as opiniopossible. to announce new actions to help these folks. irst we are accelerating $100 million of funds from the farm ill i signed last week it help ranch erl ranchers. this will help them feed livestock. seconds, last week away announced $20 million to help hit communities and today we announce up to $15 million campbelifor

california and parker in berkeley. >>> senator dianne feinstein was in san francisco today to help st.ny's dining room mark a milestone. she helped the charity serve its 40 millionth meal. >>it's a special occasion. to those of you who care, st. anthony's does a wonderful job. it's a very special place. >> st. anthony's has been providing meals to the less fortunate since 1950. back when it first opened, it served about 300 meals a day. now, the dining room serves around 2700 meals a day. senator feinstein says that shows the increase in need and just how important st. anthony's is to many san francisco families. she also said a lot of st. anthony's success comes from having a strong volunteer base. people who are doing well in their own lives and want to give back. >> it's an institution. they have raised $22 million on their own for the dining room across the street. that's amazing! >> senator feinstein also helped out at st. anthony's back in 1979 during her first year as mayor of san francisco. during that visit, she served the dining hall's 13 millionth meal. >>> the say the legis

san diego, california, which is unusual for an african-american with one leg, with no snow, to end up becoming a ski racer. >> voted one of the most inspirational woman in america, bonnie stjohn was born with a birth defected that stunted the growth in one of her legs and at 5 years old doctors told her she'd have to amputate. she was determined to have an ordinary life. it was a high school friend who introduced her to skiing. >> it's amazing, she's white, i'm black. she reached out and said, hey, let's go skiing together. so it's -- it's amazing how somebody can change your life. i started skiing and found out there were a lot of other amputees who skied and raced and this is my chance to really find out what i was made of. and see if i could make the u.s. team and so i really went for it. >> did she ever. bonnie made the team in 1984. >> i got to work and see the finish line. i've made it, i'm going to win, boom, that's when i fell on the bad spot on the ice and i was so disappointed. i was number one in the world. all of a sudden, i'm sitting in the snow. >> she got back up. finishing the run and walking away with two bronze medals a and a silver. bonnie st. john beca

california is now using nasa technology to form better forecast and also gather information on the drought conditions. >>> stce are warning people about burglars posing as utility workers. we talked to a victim who did not want to be identified but she says the burglars claim to represent the water company and they needed to check her home and pipes. while one burglar distracted her she says the others went upstairs and stole cash, jewelry, and a handgun. >> i was heartbroken. i immediately called my son -- actually i called the police first and then my son. >> investigators say the thieves are two men and a woman. they communicate by walky talky and the most recent burglary happened on saturday on kenyon avenue. >>> the governor of arizona jan brewer facing more pressure to veto what some are calling an antigay legislation passed by the state legislature. government nor brewer has until midnight saturday to either veto the bill, sign it, or do nothing and it just becomes law. the bill will allow business owners to deny service to gay and lesbian customers on the basis of the business owners religious belief

california before or if i feel like a world of its own. and the safe you can feel how different a city like the san francisco is from st los angeles. one venture capitalist who wants to make of those differences more pronounced by splitting up the golden state is not to look but six at individual states. i wore some fell upon valley and lists that california is so vague and some patience and it is practically on govern all his new ballot initiative recommends dividing california regionally to fix that. this is what the new california but look like. as you can see the irony of state called cell upon valley in los angeles would become part of the west california in san diego's would be in south california. now there are quite obviously a number of issues with this proposal like federal representation for instance or comments poverty in the four regions of california what would become of the california state water project. well there's another problem where are we going to put extra stars on the american flag and then soon be adding five new stars. anyway while we're at a linux on a few more but still wants more for puerto rico while

st. leo the great pair riciris parish. a trip to the californiarked this investigation. what began as a nar cot technar case turned into this investigation. parishioners say it's taken so long for the catholic church to shed the reputation from previous sexual abuse scandals and now this. >>> new details the feds are helping banks to help figure out how to deal with legal marijuana clubs and it's not an easy thing to do especially when medical marijuana use is legal in california but illegal under federal law. dave hodges is the founder of the all-american cannabis club in san jose and he's been in business five years and says simple things like opening up a bank account for his business pretty much impossible. the new federal guidelines include avoiding dealers who sell marijuana to minors. >>> coming up later this morning we'll be going live to sochi and checking in with janelle wang who will take us on a tour of the international broadcast center and much more. in the meantime we send you back to the "today" show. remix! ♪ hey! must be the hone

california after arizona refused to honor martin luther king day. >>> a list of dna it called top 200 gays. it is raising fears of violence on this list. thia warning from the united sts saying it may stop the aid that it sends to uganda. >> uganda's new anti-gay law, and the u.n. said it's seriously concerned. the uganda president expanded laws against gays yesterday which sparks fears of a witch-hunt. a tabloid listed on its front page names and photos of what it says are the country's top 200 homosechomo2homosexuals. this has been happening across africa in recent years. just a handful of countries allow same sex relationships or haven't done anything about them. only south africa recognizes gay marriages. most of the countries in africa, 38 of 54 outlaw homosexuality. gay people are beaten, tortured, and can be sent to prison for life. four countries have the death penalty for being gay, places like sudan and parts of nigeria. uganda backed off partly because of international pressure. uganda gets more money from the united states more than any other country. $400 million a year. the white house has called for that law to be repealed. some european nations have al

california department of health care services did send an e mail that reads we value services and are committed to ensure access to services for our medical members. alameda county is another part of the equation. >> st us you've got to do more. >> alex brisco points out taxpayers have supported st. rose to $40 million over five years. and an amount he says was appropriate because of the important role played in the county. >> they face a challenge that is increasing living in poverty. >> in a letter to wilma chan st. rose asking for $18.3 million to help cover $3.6 million in cuts and funding needs. brisco says $18.3 million isn't realistic >> i think $4 million and $6 million is probably right level >> i think supervisors are fair individuals and i'm certain that they will do everything in their power to help st. rose hospital. >> genie hope that's solution comes soon, and st. rose doesn't have to close. >> they saved my life. i might want them to do it again. >> health care reform reductions are not one-time cuts. each year, hospitals will get fewer federal and state dollars so there needs to be a long term solution worked fought they're going to survive. >> well, more than ever, using a computer

california department of health care services did send an e mail that reads we value services and are committed to ensure access to services for our medical members. alameda county is another part of the equation. >> store. >> alex brisco points out taxpayers have supported st. rose to $40 million over five years. and an amount he says was appropriate because of the important role played in the county. >> they face a challenge that is increasing living in poverty. >> in a letter to wilma chan st. rose asking for $18.3 million to help cover $3.6 million in cuts and funding needs. brisco says $18.3 million isn't realistic >> i think $4 million and $6 million is probably right level >> i think supervisors are fair individuals and i'm certain that they will do everything in their power to help st. rose hospital. >> genie hope that's solution comes soon, and st. rose doesn't have to close. >> they saved my life. i might want them to do it again. >> health care reform reductions are not one-time cuts. each year, hospitals will get fewer federal and state dollars so there needs to be a long term solution worked fought they're going to survive. >> well, more than ever, using a computer is about things we sto

st. petersburg, build barriers to help control flood events. gerri: right. >> now the president is saying we're having severe weather in some areas, particular letter he was in california last week talking about the drought. what i have a problem though is the way the administration continues to conflate these extreme weather events and blaming it on co2 emissions there is no science to support it. gerri: usually controversial but i hear what you're saying. here is what i don't understand. how does spending a billion dollars of taxpayer money, my money, your money out there, and what they will do is research. really? come on. we're not that gullible. we saw what happened to the stimulus program. it started five years ago. it wasn't as good as billed, right? this economy has not turned around and now you will fix the withwer a government program? you got to be kidding me! >> you make a good point. that is where i have trouble how this is being framed. that the president and his science adviser john holdren says we need more research. here is what holdren said. we're seeing droughts, this is the his quote from last week, we're seeing droughts in drought-prone regions bec

california heads toward the east. and by saturday into sunday it becomes an east coast, potentially a major ice storm from kansas city through stuis right along the ohio river valley. some areas over half an inch of ice accumulating, that means the presidential or some very -- potential for some very significant power outages. we're also talking about snow across the great lakes, in much of pennsylvania, in towards new york city, possibly looking at 6-12 inches of snow. so this winter, jenna, that so many people wish would stop, not happening. martha: it is march 1st tomorrow, isn't it? >> bundle up, get ready, we're not done with it at all. jenna: at least we know. >> reporter: exactly. knowledge is power, right? [laughter] jenna: rick, tnk you. jon: so all the hollywood stars are going to to be walking the wet carpet. jenna: rain does a lot to your hair in ways that, you know, you can't control. so even more reason to watch, apparently. jon: it's going to to be interesting. [laughter] caught on video, snowplow drivers burying a truck on purpose. the department of public works say the plows were clearing out a municipal parkin

california. yet this is more growth for the city, for the state, and for jobs. every single state, every governor wants to bring new tech companies, startups. one person wants to make sts the next big -- how do you really compete? how do you make that attractive? >> the biggest mistake that states make is that they seek out a high-end companies. it is a great press conference, it is very exciting. it is actually the startups that build a job network and inevitably build their economy. i remember in 1980, paying to watch television seemed impossible. we are doing it right now. >> that is very true. it is incredible how behavior changes. are you surprised that here in new york and particularly new york city that it has become the next silicon valley? the companies have come here and headquartered? >> i am surprised that it did not happen sooner. new york city is heavily dependent on the financial services industry. the manufacturing industry in upstate new york been falling since the 1980's. i was surprised that we did not exert the kind of creativity that made new york such a hub for economic development in the 19th and 20th centuries, in the 20th -- 21st century. >> w

california plants. there's another option of course, synthetic turf which is becoming a growing business now. >>> it's 7:11. san francisco's st. anthony's kitchen will serve its 40 millionth meal. the they have been feeding the needy for 70 years, playing a especially important role during thanksgiving and christmas holidayings. today's meal will be served by senator diane feinstein. she also served the 13 million meal and that was during her first term as may mayor of san francisco. >> time now 7:11. is it savvy business skill or a bad choice. this controversial place this young girl set up shop in san francisco, and a lot of people are talking about it this morning. >>> the dalai lama is coming to the bay area, and first he's meeting with president obama, and why this meeting could seriously damage u.s. relations with china. >>> and it's a really good looking shot of the golden gate bridge, and the traffic time here, the drive time looks good. we'll tell you what the other bridge, one of the big bridges looks like drive times. >>> the future's so bright today you're going to have to wear shades because mr. sun is out in his

st. john's church and sees it. a stained-glass window in honor of ellen arthur. i think that is a real love story. >> let me talk to denise in california. what is your comment or question? >> superb series. just have a suggestion. the guru of c-span did a beautiful series on the presidents. it would be wonderful if you could integrate the residential series that he did with the first ladies. do it together on a weekend or something. richard norton smith sort of answered my question which was why do i find the older, basically from t.r. back, the older stories of the first ladies more interesting than the current? the current ladies, as onderful as they are, eleanor, illary, i found betty ford and pat were beautiful. i don't find the interest like i do with the presidential first ladies before a certain time period. a beautiful job. it is wonderful. thank you so much. >> richard norton smith, why are the older ones more interesting? >> one reason is because they were not thinking every morning, almost as soon as they open their eyes, what do they need today to satisfy the 24/7 news cycle. they were not political animals even though they

more rain moving into the coastal areas of california over the next couple days which is great news. here you go, winter storm warnings poor are a stng also so the south of that around the st. louis area. indianapolis and ohio valley. and then down towards parts of texas, oklahoma,and arkansas, there is going to be some snow and some icing starting tonight. kind of a secondary storm that will develop. so is a lot going on across the central part of the country. fortunately guys, all that weather is going to be missing here in east rutherford in new york city. at least for the game. the storm will come on monday, tomorrow looking good. guys? >> all right. no snow storm. thanks, rick. >> you bet. i think brian kilmeade is outside preparing for the game. >> i know you believe i'm playing in the game. i'm not playing in the game. i know tucker puts a lot of money on one of the teams. i believe it's seattle and it's everything. good luck daily caller. super bowl, if you are rich, big daddy tell -- stelgatoo you hang out at patty's and paid to do it. >> the mood was great. >> you had a huge party this week a the love them have charity an

california politician facing charges in a story we broke on al jazeera america. >> plus a fishing frenzy. the industry is suffering in many parts of the world after supplies are depleted. now a live look inside st. peters basilica where pope francis is elevating his first class of bishops into the college of cardinals. >> good morning to you. welcome to al jazeera america. i'm morgan radford live from new york city. ukraine's opposition says president viktor yanukovych fled the capital. a top aid to the beleaguered president says he's not going anywhere. ukraine's patient is meeting to discuss the crisis. the opposition wants early elections organised for may. despite a deal for political transition, protesters are out in full force, demanding that viktor yanukovych resign immediately. al jazeera's nick schifrin spoke with some protesters about why they won't back down. >> for exactly three months they filled the square, witnessing two resolutions, hoping for a third. they appealed for support. >> it was a lopping, long, long time. you'll bring us the change in the country. it controls everything. >> but the crowd was unmoved. at the base of the stage, small shrines, hundreds of protesters. the

st. helens, flattening 230 miles of vegetation and buildings, leading to the death of 57 people. both were atop the ring of fire. >> the sheer beauty of indonesia and california is a result of the movement along the ripping. in the burkely hills is round-top. it's a volcano. it's been extinct for 10 million years. a few moment. the pacific is full of g features like this. >> the past weekend saw eruptions in ecuador. it is constantly in motion. the truth is along the pacific the americans live on unstable ground that indonesians do. the earth sweep us away. >> mount sinabung had minimal volcanic activity for 400 years before it erupted in 2010. four people have been arrested on drug charges in new york city and are being questioned in relation to the death of philip seymour hoffman. they may have supplied philip seymour hoffman with heroin. he was found dead in his apartment on monday. broadway theatres will dim their lights in honour. >> officials warning people to stay off the roads and indoors as the winter storm moves across the country. >> there's a new report finding the federal healthcare act could eliminate 2 million jobs because workers are cutting b

st. louis with a negative wind chill. this is going to be day after day of this, right into the beginning of march. the good news is a big rain storm for california. we get two this week, one today and one on friday. so for your wednesday, that light snow in the mid-atlantic and light rain for our friends down along the warm gulf coast. you're watching "morning joe." ♪ i'm on my way to new orleans this morning, leaving out of nashville, tennessee ♪ your car's health depends on a full, complete checkup. the works. because when it comes to feeling safe behind the wheel, going the distance and saving at the pump you want it all. get our multi-point inspection with a a synthetic blend oil change, tire rotation, brake inspection and more for $29.95 or less. get a complete vehicle checkup. only at your ford dealer. ameriprise asked people a simple question: in retirement, will you outlive your money? uhhh. no, that can't happen. that's the thing, you don't know how long it has to last. everyone has retirement questions. so ameriprise created the exclusive.. confident retirement approach. now you and your ameripise advisor can get the real answers you n