thank you >> my name is a steven white. on beaumont avenue. i support the continuance. i'm worried about major changes in the quality of our neighborhood. and also worried about transportation issues. thank you >> thank you. >> may i have the overhead, please. okay. so those are several bullet points i have n with respect to the information. and talk about the incorporated document. i'm totally convulsed i got a lot of it down. the e ii r will be used for the development for the elements. this eir can be tape recorder. the moderate protect unit they're not enough and housing unit are being done. r-22 is the middle-class and we'll allow for the information that is going to be presented it's basically a whole city within 25 feet of a muni line and then you have less or no open space. i'm been riding the the buses for a long time and taking one hour to get from disable to hunter's point is no fun. and it's not fun it's incapacity and it's not going to work by 20 thirty. there are billions of dollars of general obligation bond from and are you going to pay for them. it's go

. >>> glamour, glitz and the white house state dinner. steven colbert, bradley cooper, mary j., you're live in the cnn "newsroom". >>> good morning. i'm carol costello. thank you so much for joining me. for millions of americans, especially in the south, a brutal mix of ice and snow sweeps in bolstered by words just as chilling, historic, catastrophic and very unpredictable. the screaming headlines speaks volumes, bracing for the worst. flights are cancelled. homes and businesses have lost power. officials worn those power outages could be widespread and last for days. more than 50 salt trucks converged on to a truck stop in augusta, georgia overnight the area facing a potential catastrophic winter storm slamming the southeast stretching from texas to the eastern seaboard. freezing rain causing what may be the worst ice storm in a decade, forcing georgia and virginia into states of emergency. >> there's no doubt that this is one of mother nature's worst kinds of storms that can be inflicted on the south. >> up to an inch of ice could make travel

we met a number of predatory inmates at holman but few more memorable than steven parker, a self-proclaimed leader of a whitesupremacist gang. parker is serving life without parole for murdering his stepmother and attempting to kill his father. >> about six months ago, i cut a dude's throat down there in population. >> what happened? >> well, he was beating me out of some money. and me and him worked a deal and i kept going back to him. and i said, you need to pay me my [ bleep ] money. you need to pay me what you owe me. and he knew me from other prisons. he knew what would eventually happen if he didn't pay me. i finally got tired of it and went and cut his throat. >> parker has assaulted numerous other inmates and staff members. he has spent most of his time at holman in the administrative segregation unit. >> he's an impulsive type of a guy. he's violent. he's in here for violence and apparently the time has not taught him any differently. >> can i be rehabilitated? yeah, i could be rehabilitated. if i could figure out how to get over the hatred. because i have a lot of hatred. i have a lot of hatred for

a glittering state dinner at the white house last night for the visiting french president. came stag, and steven colbert learned it pays to have a french name. he sat at the table. and first lady michelle obama turned heads in what was roundly reviewed as a stunner. and mary j. blige was the entertainer, there was no dancing planned to make it uncomfortable for the french president who came alone. >>> and say it ain't so but there it is on facebook today, derek jeter making the inevitable official. he will retire after his next season, his 20th season as a yankee. there is no one like him in the game, 13-time all-star, he broke gehrig's hit record. which stood for 70 plus years. with five world series rings he is the consensus hall of fame, obviously. and just imagine the ticket prices for number two, the captain's last game at yankees stadium. >>> and speaking of grown men crying, this was the type of headline you had to read twice when you first saw it today, eight perfectly good corvettes have given their lives in a sinkhole underneath the national corvette museum in bowling green, kentucky.

. >>> plus, new details from inside the white house on what went wrong with the obamacare rollout. we'll hear from "time" magazine contributor stevenshow you some of the latest gadgets on kickstarter that might be worth funding. >>> finally, the oregon zoo has some new residents. three orphans black bears are being cared for. the cubs are about the size of puppies. they were discovered in their den by a logging crew, and their mother was nowhere to be found. the oregon zoo and an animal sanctuary in texas has offered the bears a permanent home. they are adorable, at least at that size. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> good morning, everyone. it's thursday, february 27. i'm michelle griego. >> it's really early! hi,everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. nearly 4:30 on your thursday. the weekend is approaching. we got to know all about the weather and a little calm before the storm. >> congratulations, you survived storm number 1. but we have another one to come and this on

my guest today, wow, when you see this headline, steven, it's amazing to get inside what was going on, inside the white house. obama was just going to get rid of this thing and start over, which would have meant maybe a year with no health care. >> it's unclear exactly how long it would have taken if they had scrapped. we've seen what he's done with other delays. we know that had to be on his mind. in my previous life before i was a lowly reporter, i was even a lowlier computer programmer, this is exactly what i would have done with a project like this. you look and say can this be salvaged, rework the codes, the systems or should we get it done. it's impressive they were able to do this. it's not perfect, but remember where we were in early october with the stories we were hearing. >> it's one thing thing they fixed their own white house chief of staff took it at face value this website was going to work. he actually never saw it tested. >> yeah. that's the real takeaway from this. i do think they have done a pretty good job of fixing the website where we are now. it's not perfect. the only reason it

steven spielberg. >> the winner is woody allen. >> warren beatty. >> i wanted to shoot black and white because i did not want to -- any of the imagesould not have made the movie had the studio insisted, and they did for a while, that i shoot the movie in color. there were a few moments of color i wanted to introduce in the film. the shabbat candles in the opening scene, before the holocaust, was full of color. and as the candle burns down, everything turns into black and white except the candle. and i wanted the candle to be just a little bit of red in the wick before it goes down, and then the smoke would rise, almost like the smoke from the crematorium. >> the oscar goes to steven spielberg for "schindler's list." ♪ oh no. who are you? daddy, this is blair, he booked this room with priceline express deals and saved a ton. i got everything i wanted... i always do. he seemed nice. explaining my moderate to severe so there i was again, chronic plaque psoriasis to another new stylist. it was a total embarrassment. and not the kind of attention i wanted. so i had a serious talk with my dermatologist about my treatment options. this ti

white girl that can twerk! >> rushkoff: so now, when steven goes out to make a video... >> today, i'm gonna be holding hands withushkoff: ...he often leaves the skateboard at home. >> ma? ma? >> young people want attention, they want validation, and that's actually not new. it's just that now, the possible stage on which you can operate on is much bigger. at the same time, the ability to get attention in a place where there's tons of information, where there are tons of people competing for attention, is also harder. when your business depends on the number of clicks, the number of page views, the number of ad impressions, what you really need from people is their attention. >> i've seen your youtube video! >> because it's a way of actually capturing money as well. because it's the car crash. >> it's taffy! it's very rare, bruh. >> they watch these things because people wish they hanged out with models like i do in these videos, but it's all fun. >> right here, angel! >> rushkoff: as if to prove the point, steven introduced us to a friend he said was the best skater at the park. better than himself. angel's got

it's the white house version of the red carpet. julia louis dreyfus, and stevenobair was here, and the basketball player who is openly gay, he was a guest. and a host of officials. the secretary of defense, and the u.n. ambassador. they will go to the south lawn, 348 guests, and they will have dinner on dry aged ribeye. they will have wines from monticello, from virginia. mary j. blige will entertain after that, and they will have a ritual here, the first one before the election, john. >> since the president is stag, do we know who his dinner partner is going to be and. >> they handed out the dinner chart, and the names are unfamiliar to us. and anybody would like to avoid the wagging tongues of president olin's situation. it's not unpress denned. but the french media is here in strong force, and they're very interested in their president's social situation. >> and despite that, they have very serious work to do, right? >> there's the arrival ceremony in the morning, and the oval office, and there's a photo up. but the two leaders appeared in the east room of the

in favor of the pipeline last month, while former energy secretary steven chu said the decision to hold up the project by the obama white house in 2012 was, quote, a political one and not a scientific one. a charge the white house rejected. >> i think we saw congress take a very political approach. republicans in congress take a very political approach. the decisions need to be isolated from politics, and you know, the president's intent is to let that process play out the way it has in the past. >> now working in the regulatory and government affairs shop of a major washington law firm whose office sits across the street from the white house, salazar also endorsed fracking, calling the controversial but lucrative natural gas extrangz process safe and saying it's not created a single environmental problem. >> james, thank you. >>> up next, mitt romney live on the olympics, obamacare, and more. but first, here's what some of our fox affiliates are covering tonight. fox 5 in new york with a big stink over an adult pajama party at a kid's play center in long island. the owners said they held the event which included folks

white blank stare on his face. he is not set to compete until next saturday. check this out, this picture was tweeted out by stevengton. he says the team meeting and the door is locked, where is johnny quinn when you need him. >> they say the steam in some of the bathrooms make it hard to get out. >> so the americans who are on the podium, the special jackets made by nike for the occasion. >> you probably saw jamie anderson wearing that coat. she was wearing it after she won gold in the first ever slopestyle. it has special features, inside the words "this is your moment is sewn in. >>> men's hockey started tomorrow, but if practice is any indication at all, some sharks will be playing against some rivals. >> marleau was on the line with two members of the anaheim ducks. not much better for joe who is rooming with a member of the ducks. >>> a middle school student got a shock this morning. >> jamie anderson posted this picture of a letter she received from a second grader. the caption said the most precious letter from a little girl named leann. she told anderson she hopes she does a lot of tricks and a nice job o

steven ohm earned the tag of bad guy. >> boxing in a gym, i was one of two white guys. after my first fight, one of the long-time trainers said, "you showed you have heart." >> years of boxing scored him a walk-on role in the original "hawaii five-0." and the tough guy reputation as a judge. >> i was the toughest sentencer in the courthouse >> ohm was deputy prosecuting attorney for honolulu and hawaii. he knew hawaii and the justice system. he became a judge. he knew it needed a change, probation. >> sentencing i can send them to prison or the beach. it's not a knock on probation officers. it's a reflection that probation as usual does not work wall. >> hawaii may seem like paradise. away from the beaches and resorts, an evil tide swept across the island - methamphetamine. drug abusers arrested for glowing the criminal justice system. judge ohm created hope. hope is a new way to do probation, an effective way to do probation. >> it is offered by courts as an alternative for a hard time, for a misdemeanour or felony. the guilty person is assigned a probation officer. ju

white as the u.s. won the ice dancing competition for the first time. and americans steven holcomb and steve langton took bronze in two-man bobsled, the first u.s. medal in that sport since 1952. >> ifill: still to come on the newshour: secretary of state john kerry's urgent call to combat climate change; the murder trial reviving the "stand your ground" debate; an alternative to medicaid expansion in arkansas; the aftermath of a coal ash spill in north carolina; and what does it take to be a u.s. ambassador? >> woodruff: the earth is absorbing more heat than expected, that's according to a study published today in the proceedings of the national academy of sciences. it found the arctic is losing ice, creating more open water and less bright, white surfaces to reflect sunlight back into space. this latest scientific evidence comes a day after secretary of state john kerry issued a call to arms to combat climate change while visiting indonesia >> the science of climate change is leaping out at us like a scene from a 3-d movie. it's warning us, it's compelling us to act. >> w

steven,d is congressional reporter for the washington times. thank you for joining us. with a follow-up to the state of the union address. he called it a year of action. he white house that he is within the authority to use executive order to bypass congressional inaction. is it within the constitution? >> he is frustrated with the gridlock be he misunderstands the checks and balances and separation of power we have in our republic. our fathers did not say it is going to be really easy to pass that. they said you're going to have to work. when government is divided, it you cannot say if you do not let my policies i will do them anyway. some of the people that our founding fathers referred to wrote about this. the executive attempt to become the legislative branch of a you will have a form of tierney. it will not be checks and balances. i amevery fire of my being opposed to letting him do whatever he wants with his pen and his phone. i'm not opposed to him coming to us and talking. i went to the white house through weeks ago to talk about things we could do for poverty. there could be some common ground. he will not get there. >> where are the checks when it co

. >> growing up in hawaii steven alm earned the badge of tough guy the hard way. >> boxed in a local jim. i was one of two white guys in the jim gym. at first there was not a lot of seriousness given to it. but after my first fight, that is when one of the long time trainers said you have shown you have heart and everybody accepted me. ♪ years of boxing scored him a walk on roll role in the original hawaii five-0. and has a reputation as a judge. >> i have the respect of the law enforcement community. i was the tough et sentencer. >> he served as deputy prosecute attorney for honolulu. he knew hawaii and the justice system also knew it needed a change. particularly probation. >> at sentencing i can send them to prison or send them to the beach. that is not a knock on probation officers it is just a reflection that probation is usual, just doesn't work very well. hawaii may seem like paradise the way the tranquil beaches and glimmering resorts, an evil tide has swept across the island, methamphetamine. drug abusers repeatedly arrested for clogging the criminal system. so judge created hope. hawaii's opportunity

testimony on the white house's role in crafting those flawed talking points in the wake of the deadly attack that claimed the lives of four americans including ambassador chris stevensr chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is following the story from washington. >> reporter: republican allegations that the former acting and deputy director of the cia misled congress over the white house's role crafting the talking points is taking a significant turn with mike rogers of the house intelligence committee telling fox news it's likely he will be called to testify, and investigators are also reviewing the testimony of his former boss, david petraeus, to assess whether he should be recalled as well. >> we're looking at director petraeus' transcripts and reviews, looking what information we have now available. sometimes that second interview can be equally important, and it is likely we will have director morrell up to testify before the committee. >> reporter: immediately after the attack, petraeus rankled some lawmakers when they say he seemed to down play the skill needed to fire mortars on the cia annex. that attack killed the two former navy seals. new t

steven spielberg. >> the winner is woody allen. >> warren beatty. >> i wanted to shoot black and white because i did not want to -- any of the imagessisted, and they did for a while, that i shoot the movie in color. there were a few moments of color i wanted to introduce in the film. the shabbat candles in the opening scene, before the holocaust, was full of color. and as the candle burns down, everything turns into black and white except the candle. and i wanted the candle to be just a little bit of red in the whik before it goes down, and then the smoke would rise, almost like the smoke from the crematorium. >> the oscar goes to steven spielberg for "schindler's list." ♪ i have low testosterone. there, i said it. see, i knew testosterone could affect sex drive, but not energy or even my mood. that's when i talked with my doctor. he gave me some blood tests... showed it was low t. that's it. it was a number. [ male announcer ] today, men with low t have androgel 1.62% testosterone gel. the #1 prescribed topical testosterone replacement therapy increases testosterone when used daily. women and children should avoid contact with app

white. he was voted most likely to say, "fear not. for i bring tidings of great joy! [ laughter ] ah!" next up is american bobsledder steven holcomb.ted "most likely to find an old hot wing in his pocket." [ laughter ] "what the heck is this? what? teryaki, yeah!" next we have norwegian cross country skier tord yar-daln. he was voted "most likely to say, 'red bull!' when you ask him what he had for breakfast." "gotta get amped, man! so psyched! let's get out there" it's tomorrow, tord. calm down. next from new zealand is skeleton racer ben sandford. he was voted "most likely to play jazz flute." [ laughter ] next we have australian freestyle skier antin grimmis. he was voted "most likely to be justin bieber in disguise." [ laughter ] wondering where he's been. i haven't heard from him. and finally, from great britain, we have figure skater david king. he was voted "lesbian screech." there you guys go. those are your olympic superlatives. we have a great show tonight. give it up for the roots, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hey, everybody. welcome. we've got a huge, huge show planned tonight.

steven diamond, reporter for "new york times." you've written extensively about this. the cbo nonpartisan report is flawed? >> the report was good news bad news for the white house. the white house focused on the number you heard him talk about, the 900,000 people lifted out of poverty. they say, look, if we're helping that many people and overall you're talking about 17 million who would see wage increases, they are saying that's a reason to go ahead and do that. more important rejecting key finding out of cbo report was it would cost 500,000 jobs when implemented. when you have unemployment above .5%, five years into economic recovery and jobs are still the main question about it, where they are. that's a really tough hurdle cbo set up for the white house. >> this the second cbo report that talked about job loss if you factor in obama care report as well. here is my question for you, how does the obama administration get around why is it a good thing fewer americans are going to be employed. >> you raise exactly the key question. they would divide it out into two different pots, i guess. yesterday's report, that's about businesses cutting jobs, which nobody thi

the time going after white water pretty hard during the years and some of the subsequent scandals through out of that. that is a plowed turf >> you write about after ambassador steven's body was brought back, or maybe it was after they get the news, president obama asked the secretary of state if he can go back with her to the state department. >> that meant a lot to her. it meant he was kind of heart-broken over it. she was. she wanted him to come back and see the people and the faces of the state department who were so heartbroken and that moment meant a lot. >> to address and talk to the people at the state department who just lost four of their own including an ambassador who was extremely poplar. i know someone in the foreign class service with him and remembered him standing out. people liked him; chris stevens that is. president obama came to the state department that next day after the remarks in the rose garden and he made unscripted remarks to the people at the state department >> was it reported on? >> it was, but his actual comments were not. the fact he was there was reported on and bits of his basic sentiment were recorded. he went and met with a group

white house, history of the presidency. >> i want to play a clip from about thelincoln," fight to end slavery. daniel day-lewis plays abraham lincoln, followed by the voices of thaddeus stevensd mary todd lincoln. stepped out upon the world stage with the fate of human dignity in our hands. asked usm lincoln has to work with him to accomplish the death of slavery. that was an excerpt of "lincoln." clarence lusane, talk about the lincoln and slavery. >> the lincoln administration was a turning point in terms of the history of the relationship between african-americans and the white house. it was in his tenure that the first meeting took place between a u.s. president and leaders of the black community. this happened in 1862, i believe. up until that point, although african-americans, particularly free african-americans in the north, has been organized and those policy issues around slavery, they simply had no access to the white house or to policymakers. lincoln opened up some of that. part of what moved lincoln from being not just anti-slavery, but that you hadnizing to eliminate slavery, that abolition was the only path from hisin part, came discussions with black leaders.

white house failed to comprehend the threat or ignored it completely. four americans died in the september 11th attack, including the u.s. ambassador to libya, christopher stevenscould easily mistake it for a plot in a hollywood film. fbi agents teaming up with cops in italy to take down mafia crime families. police raids targeting drug smuggling investigations. evan perez, tell us about these arrests and this latest operation. it's pretty dramatic. >> it is dramatic, wolf. members of the gambino family, among 24 people arrested in italy, and in new york. in italy, 17 arrests. in new york, there were seven. they are charged with drug trafficking and organized crime. this all ties into a family down in the southern part of italy. it's an old-time mafia family. and according to the fbi and according to the italian police, they're involved in everything from shipping drugs from south america to italy and the united states and into canada. but lately they have also gotten into the heroin >>> so, as dramatic as this raid may be, does it really put much of a dent into the mafia's operations here in the united states? >> you know, we don't have as many big headlines o

steven dinan, congressional reporter for the washington times. thank you for joining us. let me begin with a follow-up to the state of the union address. he called it a year of action. he white house that he is wi

statement saying: >> shaun white is the 2-time olympic defender of the halfpike and will focus in on that. the halve pike competition gets under way next week. an injury will scope steven stam coat off the ice. the tampa bay all star will condition his rehab and miss the sochi games. >> stephy is gushing about david beckham's underwear commercial. the former soccer star and male model is taking his talents, bringing professional soccer to miami. his investment group reportedly includes lebron james. the group price $25 million, that's a discounted rate. it was established when he signed on as a player with l.a. galaxy. bcks is not sure when the team will play. he admits there'll be challenges. >> to have something successful you have to work hard. there'll be challenges and bumps along the way. we are aware of that. it was an important announcement. we have announced that we are coming to miami. i think people were hoping that we'd have the team made, that we would have the stadium lock down. these things take time. >> who thinks more is better than less? it's not complicated. the n.f.l. is bajing on more -- banking on more viewers thursday night football. 70 million v

white recorded the highest free dance and overall score ever. you can see an interview with the winning pair in the 10:00 a.m. hour of "squawk on the street." >> stevenman bobsledding, the first since 1952. this is the fourth sliding medal for the u.s. in sochi. still no medals for the u.s. speed skating team, even though the long track athletes switched back to their old suits. under armour is on the defensive save some of the athletes saying the mach 39 created too much drag. we have short track tonight, the women's 3,000 meter relay, the men's half pipe, speed skating, the men's 10,000 meter. always watch curling on cnbc between 5:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. guys, back to you. >> can you tell us, we love kevin plank. what really happened here on the speed skating thing? didn't they put the suit in a lockheed martin wind tunnel and all this stuff? >> yes. rigorously tested for sure. they developed it along with lockheed martin. i think some of the concern, i spent a lot of time reading about this, they didn't get the suits until almost before the olympics started maybe they should have had more time in them, et cetera, et cetera. there's all kinds of the

white. first ever olympic ice dancing gold medalists for the united states. and we're thrilled to have them in our studio. we're thick with medal winners this morning. we've got the two stevensn the studio, as well. >> lots to celebrate. lots to get to this morning. we want to start with today's top story. >> and that is that weather again. another winter storm creating a mess for the commute. leading to a new round of flight cancellations. nbc's dylan dreyer is in oakland, new jersey, that's about 30 miles to the northwest of manhattan. dylan, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, matt. i think this house pretty much sums up how we're all feeling around here right now. we are in the middle of another round of poorly timed snow. it's a quick mover, but it dumps a decent amount of snow in a short period of time. and that time is right during rush hour. >> chicago got slammed just in time for monday's evening rush hour. >> anybody that says they're used to this because they live in chicago is a liar. i've lived here my whole life. it's horrific every time. >> reporter: well over 1,000 flights cancelled at chicago airports. thundersnow at the university of illinois. o