a year before whitney houston died. a pregrammy party. whitney was back.vior and drug use. ♪ walk on by >> where's the voice? >> you were sing a ever saying she couldn't sing. >> rock 'n' roll hall of famer sam moore was in the audience. an old houston family friend, he and his wife knew the girl everyone called nippy growing up was in trouble. >> she came in and she looked over and she saw me. and i am, hey, baby! she started -- no, no, don't get on your knees. and inhi, she said hi. >> high on drugs. far from the girl he first met decades earlier. >> i thought she was the cutest little thing. >> whitney came to call him uncle sam. as quickly as he watched the girl he called nippy rise, he waxed her fall. it was the early '90s. >> when i first realized that she was using, i saw her on tv. >> at that moment, he knew she was an addict. he knew because sam moore was an addict himself. he was on his way to rock bottom when his wife convinced him to get help. >> ♪ >> 30 years later, performing at the apollo, he reminded of her. the theater was the site of a me

a year before whitney houston died.years of erratic behavior and drug use. ♪ welcome back >> you're saying you couldn't sing. >> no. ♪ the moment i wake up >> rock 'n' roll hall of famer sam moore was in the audience. an old houston family friend, he and his wife, joyce, knew the girl growing up was in trouble. >> she came in and she looked over and she saw me and i said, hey, baby. she started -- and she fell on her knees. i said, no, no, don't get on your knees. and i said, joyce, she said hi. i say hi. >> high on drugs. far from the girl he first met decades earlier. >> i thought she was the cutest little thing. >> whitney came to call him uncle sam and as quickly as moore watched the girl he called nippy rise, he watched her fall. it was the early 9 9 0s. >> when i first knew she was using, i saw her on tv, perspiring, doing this, wiping sweat. >> at that moment, he knew she was an addict. he knew because sam moore was an addict, himself. he was on his way to rock bottom when his wife convinced him to get help. 30 y

whitney wild is in capitol heights. whitney? >> police spent hours canvassing this neighborhood, handing out this flyer which shows the photos and names of the three victims involved. it is eerily quiet in this capitol heights neighborhood on sunday morning. it has been less than 24 hours since neighbors in the apartment complex learn they are living steps from one of the worst crime scenes this county has seen in the last five years. >> it is highly unusual to have a murder involving three victims. the amount of manpower that goes into investigating something like this is noteworthy. >> saturday evening police found three people dead from apparent gunshot wounds inside an apartment. please have identified them. >> i don't know anything about that. >> most people who live and visit there would not talk with us but the few who did call it despicable. it and feel sorry for people. i have grandkids and i'm scared for them. >> this afternoon police are canvassing the areand hoping to find clues that will lead to the killer. have beg

. ♪ >> you're watching whitney thor and her best friend todd beazley, they're dancing to "talk dirty"nd this video has gone viral. the video is titled a fat girl dancing. whitney the woman dancing in the video she is the one who titled this video, so when people were seeing this at feirst they were taken aback by the title but when they learned the story, they loved it. whitney has a blog it's called no body shame campaign and she is dedicated to helping people aggressively love their body. no matter the size. and she has not only posted this one video of herself dancing, she has lots of them. and i am so thrilled to say that we have whitney thor via skype from greensboro "right this minute." this is such a wonderful issue that you are tackling. how did this movement start for you? >> i gruf ew up being a perfect healthy 125-pound girl and even since i was 10 years old i internalized a lot of shame about my body and i gained 200 pounds in two years. so, my life changed overnight and i was shocked to see how differently society and everyone treated me when i was fat versus when i was t

whitney. what is the machine? yes. $800, please -- backing bands, $800, please. whitney again.ntrums? yeah. backing bands, $1,000. james. who are the magnetic zeros?

. >>> finally whitney houston is not alone.embers of the "red hot chili peppers" admit they were not actually playing their instruments during the super bowl halftime show on sunday. a lot of folks questioned on social media why the band's instruments weren't plugged in. the bassist says the nfl made them do it but the singing was live. whitney houston lip synced the national anthem during super bowl xxv. >>> all right. video of a crying baby is making its rounds on the internet this week. watch. ♪[ music ] >> that's little jackson of plano, texas, crying in the back seat of a car to a song called "say something" by a great big world. the father said his young son always acted emotionally to certain songs. in this video, happy. women like sensitive guys. >> nobody could see him crying. >> probably true. >> rain tomorrow, huh? >> yeah, more rain on the way. some heavy rain in spots. see you tomorrow. >> enjoy your day. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ,, >> ridge: "and the sunlight clasps the earth, and

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whitney. both will remain on stand by during the games and offer assistance if athletes are forced to evacuate. >>> all eyes on sochi where today is makes its world debut as an olympic host. there are questions if the city is actually prepared. nbc's kevin tibbles is live in sochi with a good morning to you, kevin. is it ready for its close-up? >> reporter: i think preparedness is all in the eye of the beholder. the events here are all ready, the venues are all ready. behind me, the olympic stadium that will be teeming with people tomorrow night for the opening ceremonies. all of that is ready and they've been reversing all week. those sorts of things, the curling will go on, speedskati g speedskating. up in the mountains, certain preliminary events are already taking place. so in terms of the olympic games, i would go so far as to say sochi appears to be ready. now, if you happen to be a construction aficionado, you would come up with a different answer because there are numerous complaints f

not what many folks want to hear whitney wild spoke with some folks. old,en you are two years snow has a certain novelty. >> he loves the snow. he loves running in it and making snowballs. >> a crunch with a special allure. >> stomping around in the snow. >> as we get older and our car doors do not open and our bikes and you have to wait -- he cold for lunch >> get me out of here. >> i am over it. >> any dummy can see that the winter has much less appeal. >> too much snow in this town, makes it really hard to get around. >> thursday, i was furious. >> it is just now starting to melt away. a neighborhood of snowmen is just now beginning to disappear. if you thought the sun meant it was over -- >> i cannot wait. i already bought some spring dresses. >> if you thought the cool and water would be a good sign, you will be livid when there is more sleet and snow headed our way monday night. >> no more sleet. >> more icy sidewalks. more gray skies. it is enough to make you sing the blues. at least there is one washingtonian welcoming the snowiest winter in a

me on a piece that i had written giving him a compliment for putting the flags at half-staff when whitneyuston died. and after our on-air altercation, i thanked him again. and he was very heartfelt about sort of how he was disturbed by the reaction to his doing that for whitney houston and the awful names people called people dealing with drug addiction. he talked about it as being a disease, and these people need to be helped. that was when i saw the empathetic, more real human down to earth chris christie than the larger than life bullying chris christie that i dealt with on air, and who we have come to know through all the scenes that we have seen of him at town hall meetings and radio introduce. >> what is the more important part of him, the part that is effective in politics or the part that is charming to you? >> well, look, the thing that is happening right now is politically speaking what chris christie needs to do. he is engulfed in scandal. his administration is engulfed in scandal. and the number one thing he can do to help himself politically is to look like he is acting norma

. >> we had whitney on earlier.st that -- >> who posted that video? >> you posted that video? lastl lastly. >> chastity and marina. cassidy and marina were brave to model in their spanx. >> right there. don't move. >> stay right there, girls. >> okay. >> so now they were my brave girls, they had teamed up with me to kick off loving what's under the dress, they model for us here a lot on the show, but they are gorgeous women who, again, really embrace their curves and were willing to show off what's under the dress. >> can we ask you ladies while you're on the catwalk, if you wouldn't mind one question, how does it feel -- you know, in sort of your bra and spanx on live tv? >> well, for me, it feels amazing. for me, i am a professional plus-size model. and it's incredible to represent the 65% of women in america that are size 16 or larger. i'm a proud plus-size model. it feels amazing. >> and bobbi, what's the message for all these women? >> we have to love the skin we're in. the most important message is while we ki

i'm sure it was not hard to find them, whitney. >> snow fatigue is not a certified medical disease, but a lot of washingtonians are feeling it. old, snowre two years has a certain novelty. >> he loves running in it and making snowballs. stomping around in the snow. >> as we get older and our car doors do not open and our bikes are buried and we have to wait -- >> and our? >> -- an hour? >> in the cold. for brunch. >> there is ice everywhere. it's hard to get out. >> any dummy can see that the winter has much less appeal. the snow in this town makes it hard to get around. >> between 15 and 40 inches of snow. >> i feel very overcome with it. >> it is now starting to melt away. a neighborhood snowman is just now beginning to disappear. but if you thought the sun meant it was over -- >> i cannot wait. >> if you thought the appearance of water was a good sign, you will be livid to learn there is more sleet and snow headed our way monday night. more icy sidewalks, more gray skies. it's enough to make you sing the blues. ♪ at least there is one washingtonian welcoming the snowy winter. when yo

turned out to be maybe whitney houston. there's the first lady. she's coming to town with nancy on thursday and friday. we hope people with show her around in the city and help us out in the city and she's going to have the mayor with her today and along with the first black gay nba basketball player and we hope when she come here that we all can get together and see what black, gay, asian, mexican. san francisco is going through a transfer, we need to reinvest in diversity. we learned eleanor rose roosevelt the one who started the people's right. she brought everyone here. she also took the black lady to sing op ray so we know first ladies have a platform and we hope, as mayor lee said, so these stand for 420 and just remember this where medical marijuana started so denver has taken over. it started here in california. thank you . >> thank you, next speaker. if there are any other members of the public who wish to speak, please line up. thank you. >> good afternoon supervisors. my name is mr. banks. i haven't spoken in front of you for a while be

me on a piece that i had written giving him a compliment for putting the flags at half-staff when whitney houston died. and after our on-air altercation, i thanked him again. and he was very heartfelt about sort of how he was disturbed by the reaction to his doing that for whitney houston and the awful names people called people dealing with drug addiction. he talked about it as being a disease, and these people need to be helped. that was when i saw the empathetic, more real human down to earth chris christie than the larger than life bullying chris christie that i dealt with on air, and who we have come to know through all the scenes that we have seen of him at town hall meetings and radio introduce. >> what is the more important part of him, the part that is effective in politics or the part that is charming to you? >> well, look, the thing that is happening right now is politically speaking what chris christie needs to do. he is engulfed in scandal. his administration is engulfed in scandal. and the number one thing he can do to help himself politically is to look like he is acting no

whitney. >>> quick check of the medal count tonight at the games. the u.s. is on top, tied with the netherlands at 20 medals a piece followed by russia and norway close behind. >>> and still ahead for us tonight, a frightening incident at 30,000 feet. passengers are describing the sudden impact that tossed people around the plan, leaving one in critical condition. >>> and later, candy crush, the surprise announcement today about the phenomenon that has taken hold of the lives of so many americans. >>> a united airlines flight attendant remains hospitalized tonight in critical condition recovering from injuries she suffered when her aircraft hit unexpected and severe turbulence in flight last night. it happened so quickly, the cockpit crew never had time to warn the passengers or brace themselves, several of whom were injured in the sudden drop. we get our report tonight from nbc's tom costello. >> look for the emergency aircraft, is on a three-mile final approach. >> reporter: it was a violent terrifying end to a routine flight. in just seconds, five people

mount whitney got underway for the black sea from italy today and the u.s.s. taylor expected to depart tomorrow. in the meantime the i.o.c. telling russian olympic organizers they have to get their act together and solve the housing issues. several media outlets arriving last week and they found no place to stay according to the sochi organizing committee only six of the nine hotels for media personnel are fully operational. thousands of journalists arrive tomorrow before friday's opening ceremonies >>> president obama outlined his legislative agenda for 2014 in his state of the union address, the focus jobs, education, the environment. the president says he's working with congress, or at least hoping to, but is also willing to go it aol lone if he has to. well, critics are speaking out about that, claiming a move like that could exceed his constitutional powers. steve centani live in washington. >> reporter: critics blasting the president for vowing to make that end run around congress and making that executive action on his own. lawmakers came up with an imm

and when we think about the name whitney today, certainly we think about the whitney museum of art inrew up in massachusetts and the two brothers sort of parted ways. one went to new york, one went to boston. and they each were instrumental in deciding for their cities to build the subway. william whitney almost ran for president and could have been the president of the united states if he wanted to be. he was the man who got grover cleveland elected president and was recruited to run and chose not to. while his brother became the man, if you know boston, you know the town of brookline, he's the guy that devised the tracks that run right up beacon street in brookline. so they were both -- >> they were both attracted to city planning -- >> big businessmen attracted to city planning issues and urban transit, and all those things, and they both played instrumental roles. >> were they competitive? was there a competition -- >> i was going to say, a sibling rivalry, to have the better mass transit system? >> they were paying attention to it. there was a great quote in "the new york times,"

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the wild whitney just going day to consume the oil. also the topic. it doesn't just affect the people living in the region that the people of the whole woe. that's why we tend to the rich countries and the biggest responsibility for climate change the oil production will cause many problems like the floor is stationed in the amazon region for the contamination of the war to the meantime. there must be the skipper has put in place. we traveled deep into the yes to the rain forest to meet the people he'd be most affected countries. tomorrow the indigenous group. word to the president. oh my. he doesn't want to see john to see especially now. forced to smile on camera equipment two checkpoints in order to see for ourselves for the one running it. some have never had contact with civilization two i would try an additional three to four no cry from the nearest city the radiance we can come monday the nwo. this would bring the kind that really makes it into the forest. her mother. the name gwen anyone of them and they don't want these people come here you k

whitney houston found in a bathroom with cocaine in her blood. far from hoffman, heath ledger. >> hoffman's legacy will live on in his award-winning films. >> and some several new releases due out later this year. >> it actually keeps the gratitude -- you know, if you just go to what you need to go to, the gratitude stays instead of the cenacle thing that can wear on you. >> sources tell abc news their top priority is tracking the origin of that heroin and determining its purity. a toxicology report is expected next month. john and marci. >> devon, thank you. hoffman's death sheds light on the growing use in the u.s. heroin overdoses increased 45% in past years. concern has risen with heroin mixed with fent nal. it does not appear hoffman's death was linked to the combination. >> the big story this morning is the recapture of an escaped convict in indiana. michael elliott on the run for 24 hours before taken into custody last night. police caught him after reporting a stolen car. now on sunday, elliott broke out of the prison where he is serving

he was neither an aging diva like michael jackson or whitney houston, struggling desperately to rallyig comeback, nor was he an early flame-out like corey monteith or river phoenix or heath ledger, shooting comets who did not live long enough to fulfill their early potential. >> the oscar goes to -- philip seymour hoffman in "capote." >> reporter: no, hoffman won the best actor statue. and in his acceptance speech he seemed so humble, so grounded. >> my mom's name is marilyn o'connor, and she's here tonight. and i'd like if you see her tonight to congratulate her because she brought up four kids alone. >> reporter: a gifted actor. some say the most gifted in his generation. >> he was a person with such scope and breadth that he could play anything. he could make you laugh. he could make you cry. he could terrorize you. he could thrill you. he could make you fall in love with him. >> reporter: hoffman's characters on stage and on screen often struggled to keep it together. from the high-strung medical student opposite robin williams in "patch adams" -- >> this isn't play time! this is

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whitney, both will remain nearby during the games and offer assistance during the games if athletes are forced to evacuate. >> all eyes are on sochi where today it makes it's world debut as an olympic host but there's questions on whether the city is actually prepared. kevin tibales is live in sochi. good morning. so is sochi ready for its closeup? >> i think in terms of the olympic games, absolutely. mother nature is cooperating. look at the day here. i have to tell you it's about 50 degrees already. the sun is out. the building is ready for the athletes. i think what you're referring to are a number of tweets and articles written by foreign journalists who say their hotel rooms have not been readied for them. perhaps the water isn't running and the heating doesn't work. that aside, when people arrive at olympic park, everything is spectacular. the venues are spectacular. i, for one, can't wait to see the puck drop or the curling rock roll or the figure skaters doing whatever it is they do out there. i'll be in awe of it all. there are already are some events taking place in the mounta

as fragmented as it is that tully is the first to admit no yanna coverage could well mean an alkie whitney bishop along with the problem is that we don't have any person to replace him and we will need to take someone from their position which won't be easy the sentiments blown across central and western ukraine we regional offices are being picketed and seized by protesters i believe that a group of writing radicals some wearing marks stormed the municipal building trying to leave have the power they used fire extinguishers and wooden sticks again i intend to guard the demonstrators set up barricades made a vehicle pass and sacks of snow they demanded police in the building was similar scenes played out in chicago where protesters tried to set night to furniture they smashed windows and threw stones at security forces. the anger has moved even further west with. intern of ski protests and ukrainian hymns while ignoring the governor's attempts to disperse them. in a van or from coffs those now laying siege to the municipality building half of britain in symbols or sentiments of the ruling

a year earlier, whitney houston, found dead in a hotel bathroom with cocaine in her blood.> it's pervasive in hollywood and it's an epidemic in hollywood. >> reporter: hoffman's legacy will live on in his award-winning films. >> it was too painful. >> reporter: and in several new releases due out later this year. >> it actually keeps the -- you know, if you just go to what you need to go to, the gratitude stays instead of the cynical thing that will start to wear on you. >> reporter: nypd sources tell abc news their top priority now is tracking the origin of that heroin and determining its purity. a toxicology report on hoffman is expected next month. john and marci? >> devin, thank you. his tragic passing casts light on the dangerous growing use of heroin in the u.s. heroin usage has increased 45% and concern over heroin mixed with potent painkiller fentanyl. 22 people died in western pennsylvania after using the drug mix but it does not appear hoffman's death was linked to the combination. >> the big story this morning is the recapture of an escaped convict in indiana. mi

were also the cause of death that just really an actor heath ledger in twenty oh eight and singer whitney houston in twenty twelve . the danes us secretary of state john kerry expressed a great deal of concern in regards to israel's position in the international community he said the stock sale billy's morning referred to potential economic sanctions on israel. some strategic experts believe that there was more to it than that. mr prince time what exactly do you believe that scary insinuated in his recent remarks basically carries calling a spade a spade in the sense that um as long as israel he's received by the world to be engaged in the process that explores the possibility of two states for two people the so called two state solution. den de the ability to do to demise is very limited. but do real threat of scary is that he has built the legitimacy. two called two state solution the lower elements which means kerry is slowly building still still positioned to say to the world. i've worked hard on explored every possible opportunity. and my conclusion is the principle of two states for

whitney, tucker, and laurie, good luck in this game today. this is sudden death, as you know.... that's followed by... and finally... and those two letters coming up in each correct response. laurie. i'll take college towns for $200. tucker. what is athens? that's it. college towns, $400, please. tucker. what is gainesville? you got it. college towns, $600, please. laurie. what is dartmouth? right. college towns for $800.

were also the cause of death that just really an actor heath ledger in twenty oh eight and singer whitney houston in twenty twelve like many nations around the world israel is constantly faced with cyber threats and attacks. and so it has the ballot special expertise in the field exhibited at a conference and tell of being put to one of the ones that stay inside for defends been. unlike regular one scene. you feel safe. is it that all the time it's non stop especially was sad to see it if their worst time to laze under the radar. you don't see them even when the ceasefire they continued to it to happen. right now we are under attack all the time mr and his unopened one of the most advanced countries in the world with regard to this understanding the issues of cybersecurity and definitely with their security keeping this in defense capabilities we came in on that international reports we are rated as one of the leaders there one of the top three leaders in the world. with elijah investment in staff technology geared toward cyber defense the israeli government is actively protecting itself.

and singer and actress heather headlee channeling her inner whitney houston. ♪ i don't know. >> headaight from the gym to the piano to record this music video. she says she was dared to post it on facebook. that's what you are watching tonight. if you want to see more of the videos we just showed you you know where to go gretawire.com. >>> america's top diplomat for europe just got caught being undiplomatic while talking to the u.s. ambassador kiev about the ukraine crisis. assistant secretary of state victoria nuland said. this. >> that would be great to have the u.n. glue this thing and the u.n. [bleep] ceu. -- eu. >> her phone call and released on youtube. the state department will not confirm that russia was behind the bugging but calls it a new low in russian trade crap. >> washington examiner susan fer richio and jason reilly. susan, first to you, what do you think? >> it's a finger in the eye from putin to the united states. head of the sochi olympics. i think this is about russia wanting to maintain control over the ukraine. there is a possibility that america can work with t

a year earlier, whitney houston.ffman heath ledger to a cocktail of prescription drugs >> with the death of hoffman we see how drugs are pervasive in hollywood. >> the legacy will live on in his award winning films. in several releases due out this year. >> it keeps gravity. if you go to what you need to go to, gravity stays. >> hoffman was privacy. >> we have breaking news a convicted can ier has been captured in indiana. a 40-year-old broke out last night, last seen in indiana. investigators say he car jacked a woman that was able to escape from him. and called authorities from the rest room. he was serving a life term in 1993 >> details of nelson mandela's will being released today he left behind $4.1 million, beneficiaries include family, and schools he attended and the political party that now governs south africa. the former south african president died at age 95. >> and taking a look at a man from mexico claiming to have been lost 13 months. he turned up in a damaged 26 foot boat in the south pacific on thursd

whitney say? can always count on john.en a wonderful three years. >> it is adjusting to watch the stories we thought would be the big themes. mobile and the cloud has been adopted. >> what is mine are going to look like in three more years? my care going to look like in three more years? >> that is the big question. >> i hope you will watch for three more years. ♪ >> welcome to "lunch money" where we have the best stories and videos in business news. i am adam johnson. a shot at the high court. we will tell you the story behind this video. it is believed to be the first video of a supreme court argument ever taken. they want to end cancer with the help of 3-d engineering. the chairman speaks. microsoft new head of the board talks about the incoming ceo and the big challenge in a bloomberg exclusive. in media, we have an entertainment smack down. new networks want your attention while long-term networks are struggling to keep it. watch out. they are flipping cars.

. >> they said whitney tried to locate the patient of the companies a could find only 711. nearly half wanted to continue having a home health care aid. we spoke with a direct or phone who said it is suspicious. administrator insist that the company is honest. cut off going to medicaid payments to the company. >> if we are this angry, and we are this organize, why we weep put ourselves at risk of being criminally incarcerated, or whatever may happen if we do commit a crime. the federaln government got interested in investigating this is because a number of home health care 4000, sixoared from years ago, to more than 10,000 now. the costs of the patients have tripled. at this point, they are planning a meeting here, and according to the company, they want to organize their people. they plan a massive protest outside the offices of d.c. health officials next week good reporting live from washington, sam ford, abc 7 news. >> dozens of people out of their homes after an overnight i are in springfield. the fire had some residents dropping their children through second-story wind

the uss mount whitney under way today and navy frigate taylor expected to leave tomorrow.t of normal military planning and could perform any required missions including communications or evacuation. they will be close by uses in case. >>> well now the the another vacation disaster at sea story. second this week. cruise ship brimming with sick passengers limping early back to dock. is there really any which to protect yourself on board? here's the report. >> another cruise ship with another suspected various outbreak docking early. this time in houston. caribbean principal says with more than 170 sick passengers. >> tons of people were sick on board. we were confined to the room for three days. >>reporter: princess crosses tells us they decided on wednesday to cut the trip short. but they say it was because of forecast of fog not the outbreak. >> give me a break. it's like saying oh, it's 7:30 next sunday we are going to have fog. >>reporter: in new jersey these people setoff on the explorer of the sea. the same ship where nearly 700 people came down with neural virus early

corey monteith, michael jackson, whitney houston.are seeing this horrible end and a tragedy that takes away a great talent. neil: you raise a good point. all i know is the double standard. if you're going to go after let's say business titans for malfeasance or the moral impropriety of a certain hewlett-packard ceo of his relationship with a woman with whom he works. that shows the zeal on theart of the press not let go of it. similar behavior we might see out of ahollywood figure that will be covered very differently >> absolutely. the media tends to condone reprehensible behavior and even the most reprehensible allegations of sexual abuse to minors. people like roman polanski and woody allen. and when it comes to bankers, that is right, it suits the same narrative that we were talking about. then bankers apparently have terrible pr because they are indispensable and the fuel tht keeps small business going as it becomes big business and medium-size business and all of that. and also the too big to fail banks are also essential in a

mount whitney are carrying forces especially trained to carry out an evacuation. >> to that end, his government has spent more than $50 million. tony that is twice as much as great britain spent on the winter olympics and now that the athletes and fans have started to arrive, the big question is will these precautions work? >> that's the big question, appreciate it, thank you. >> a qualifying event, one day since the ceremonies. whether athletes will use the opportunity to protest russias antigay law. on that part of the story. >> it's the word's biggest stage, throughout the course of modern sports history. they have not been excluded in that trend. most believe the same should be the same russia again finds itself at an international -- it involved around it's invasion of afghanistan. including the united states, now in 2014 the host nation is embroiled in battles with gay rights organization after lost pass under vladimir putin criminalized noncriminal sexual relations. >> we talk about equality and rights but when you go abroad, when you go to the middle east, and you go to russi

two warships including mount whitney are headed to the black sea.sels are being deployed as part of a normal military planning. however, they could perform a number of missions including evacuations. concerns about a possible terrorist attack in the game are so high that some athletes have asked family and friends to stay home. and two former boy scout leaders facing charges for knocking down the ancient rock formation in utah. remember this? dude, kicked the rock. dude, i did. they claimed they knocked over 6,000 poundstone to prevent it from falling on somebody. but it has been there since man discovered a wheel or something. now back to "justice." >> one year ago the lights went out at the super bowl in the third quarter for 34 minutes. what if the power hadn't come back on. our power grid essential to our way of life can be compromised naturally or intentionally. mikebacker and retired -- mike baker, former nsa official cedric layton. good evening, gentlemen. mike, after discussing the dangers on the grid after last week's show the website for p

the uss mount whitney got underway from italy. of a normal military planning and could perform required missions including communication or evacuation. one thing republicans and democrats agree on, too few americans are saving enough for retirement. and president obama unveiled a unique plan in his state of the union called mi ra. doug takes a look. you don't think i would force you to buy a savings bond. >> count me in father i will buy. >> reporter: fast forward 50 years and an old idea is resurrected. >> we'll call it myra. not ira. it is a new type of savings bond set up without legislation that encourages americans to build a nest egg. >> a generation of baby boomers with savings depleted from the recession and later generations burdened with college debt and joblessness. a nation is unprepared for the financial future. >> there is no question that americans with lower incomes and middle income americans don't save enough. >> a large number of young people need to join in to make it work. it would start saving with $25 deposi

wit an whitney and u. taylor are in the area. >>> gian gomeshi works for cbc radio. >> one is caught in the juxtaposition of feeling kind of overwhelmed by all of this security and military personnel and police and not really wanting it all around but at the same time, taking some solace and safety from that. that i mean, quite frankly, the fact that it isn't like london, it isn't a big city that has an underground and tunnels that were built hundreds of years ago. i mean, this is -- they plotted a bunch of buildings on a piece of land. and you know, completely unscientifically to me, it seems a lot easier to secure this kind of an area than it would be an historic, massive city like london. so i think some of the threats are probably legitimate. but i don't feel particularly unsafe. and i feel like one thing that they do seem to be on top of here is a lot of security. >> gian gomeshi a reporter for cbc, we'll talk about the readiness for the olympics later on the hour. security experts and the state depar