ten blocks from the nfl fan zone amman accused of threatening former president george w. bush was arrested yesterday with a loaded rifle, machete and gasoline in his car. sources say he was obsessed with the president's daughter. authorities say it had nothing to do with the super bowl. but shows how police of managing multiple potentially dangerous situation simultaneously. this is a jewelry store robbery. and another of an armoured car. >> we have to bear down, work together, work hard and leave nothing for chance. >> reporter: no specific threat has been discovered. new york's police commissioner told me what he's most concerned about are so-called lone wolfs. expect a huge police presence as fans stream to the stadium. they're expressly concerned about mass transit. david? >> pierre, thank you. >>> of course that army of security with one goal to ke ep spectators and players safe. so that everyone else can focus on the big game. tonight, the crowds growing in times square. abc's gio benitez right there with them. >> reporter: with just a day to go until the big game.

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new york and our correspondent paul sconce park to amman responsible for your ring american tourists he says his job has been made much more difficult by the negative coverage in the media. we've had some people back out because of what they've heard on the news do you think the i mean why do you think there is such negativity in some parts of american media around such even if a year and a half is unjustified i think because of what they call the ring of steel i think this is a very secure place i think i would be more on secure in an american classroom but i would be in sochi itself just because of the security here when some of those great jim summers tourists decided to back out would you try to convince them how do you sell stocks into them which will say well we told them that the place where we we would be staying would be in a very secure location. and one of the major parts here of the sochi have lurked at us like a lot and so i think those are about as secure as you're going to get let's talk about the infrastructure that has sprung up around this so she region is sochi set

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joining us now live from london, nbc news correspondent amman mojadin. let's talk about the e.u.iplomatic meeting that was supposed to take place and didn't. >> well, as you mentioned right now, the violence is once again escalating on the streets of kiev. particularly in the square. yesterday we were getting word that the political opposition, various parties that represent the opposition, had agreed a truce with the president. this was supposed to go into effect around is 11:00 p.m. local time. then the violence continued on the streets. it indicates there is a disconnect between the political opposition and the protesters on the streets. they don't necessarily feel that the political opposition parties represent their demands, and it's making it extremely hard to bring an end to this conflict. the president saying this is an attempt to break down the state, if you will, or collapse the state. he remains very defiant. he is not changing the course of policy, and he is not making substantial enough changes. right now in the eyes of many there is no end in sight to the violence o

brought treats we will speak to our first bombs and tear on them yet the ongoing nuclear talks between amman and six. david senior leader of taiwan's coming down. and on with professor. the kenyan worse and we first go to ukraine the ongoing clashes ukrainian health ministry says twenty five people were dead as violent clashes continue in kiev for a ride please are still trying to clear protesters out of the independence square the protesters resisted fiercely on tuesday with rocks. molotov cocktails and gongs. the presents around at the independence square trying to dismantle barricades and the spurs writers was stun grenades and water can we help them live picture cd's from kiev now ukrainian protesters don't hold on to the central kiev square preparing to come from the police. after the bloodiest day. when they remain defining key as independence square and preparing to come from the peace corps not trying to disperse them. the bottom is actually erupted on tuesday the train ride please and protesters in the capital. that is that at least twenty five people dead and none of them are polic

and that's of course stay in sochi and talk to our correspondent paul scott and amman who says his life has been made much more difficult by the negative coverage in the media pull over to you. yes thank you so much to discuss some of the issues raised in that report joined by some. he knows the situation on the ground better than much the american citizen i'm so resident brian white brian thank you so much for joining us hey we're not saying first things for us just tell us what exactly it is you day and how you define yourself to be in such a well first of all i'm in partnership with a travel agent america that's green over two hundred americans for the winter olympic games and so. without prosthetists logistics and stuff like that and then also secondly while i'm here more of the day to day activities involves working with churches ok so you and your job base to try and sell salt she turned out into us has not been made more difficult by some of the negative coverage in american press well fortunately we had our deadline before some of those negative press has come out but we've had

let's go to amman.ere's some sort of framework in place, but the fighting continues? >> that's right. well, there was a shaky truce that went into effect on wednesday. that completely was shattered early thursday morning. and by middle of the day yesterday, you had european mediators on the ground in kiev trying to negotiate some kind of an agreement. and this morning, they were able to announce that a tentative agreement had been reached. they say tentative very cautiously, because they don't know yet if both sides would agree to it, and we saw some of this play out inside the ukrainian parliament, which actually broke out into a brawl between politicians who support the president an those that represent some of the political opposition. the agreement, as we understand it, would call for early elections. it would also call for president yanukovych to have some of his powers stripped away, and for the country to go back to the constitution it was using back in 2004. many people that constitution was a l

and also $1.4 million to the former cfo dan amman.also given well in advance of annual meetings and runs counter to what's happened at other companies. meaning lockheed martin, ge, pepsi-co all have announced prior to meetings long-term pay for their incoming ceos. watch what a ceo pay expert has told fox bids. he is telling fox business, hey, what's the secret? what's the big secret here? essentially there is no federal law, rule, or regulation that says companies must not or are prohibited from announcing or discussing long-term incentive compensation prior to a company's annual shareholder meeting. the ceo and cfo pay awarded at gm did come in advance of shareholder meetings and came at a time when the u.s. treasury was restricting gm's executive pay because gm got that massive $49.5 billion bailout, gretchen. back to you. >> yep, we all remember that. liz mcdonald, thanks so much. >> sure. >>> well, the president of france set to arrive at andrews air force base for a state visit with president obama. the two leaders will be shari

amman insurance on it you betcha the beautician. who will what's the world's biggest story each day exclusive any g networks. to top story line is today's most intriguing topic as told by inmates the premier global content partners back to back any glitch. it's like naming washington seeks enlightenment you have very active in your story continues here. seventeen with me thanks to aunt dani aspect that i can take that stealing checks to new and it makes the network's gotta work on in each seat. he will continue to share with your friends on facebook and twitter. the top story on the m a c networks windmill the fan. the news. ukrainian president viktor yanukovich says he's recovered from being sick is ready to work on monday after taking four days sick leave. the news of his return came just after tens of thousands of ukrainians gathered in the capital kiev to call for yanukovich his resignation and to listen to opposition leaders including boxer turned politician telling klitschko klitschko really does support that was given to him

if it doesn't stop, these wonderful contraceptives that we have won't be used in atlanta and in amman, jordan, and in nairobi. they won't be used because men will stop women from making decisions about their own fertility. and they do it in a hundred different ways. in many parts of the world, educating women about their options is part of an effort to improve women's health and to control overpopulation. robert hatcher: there's no doubt that overpopulation affects the health of entire communities in terms of water, air, crowding. it affects individual families in terms of their economics. it affects theealth of women.es there's no doubt about unintended pregnancies, large families in many areas kill women so they're not able to raise their children. david bennett: i find it's less of a problem in terms of interference from religious organizations. it's often people who want to deny the fact that we are sexual human beings, and have sexual relations often without much forethought, sometimes with people that we only-- we know only casually, and sometimes with multiple partners. that's

particularly from the government, and the eastern part of the country closer to russia. >> all right, ammanching the live pictures as they come in today, and watching for the emergency meeting, as well. >>> coming up on "morning joe" -- venezuela's bracing for more protests following a wild day in the capital city. what the arrest of a top opposition leader means for that country's stability. >>> plus, the chinese military says its soldiers have grown too fat to fit into their tanks. >> it happens. >> that's ahead in the morning papers. but first, bill karins with a check on the forecast. do not give us any bad news. >> it's all good. >> all good news, at least until next week. more on that later. let's deal with the big warm-up, because right now, 34% of the country has snow covering it. it's actually, many people will think it's worse than that. but areas like chicago, minneapolis, indianapolis, and all through the northeast, there's been so much snow. you've been hearing a lot about it on the news. the snow-depth map across the country. what are we dealing with now? a little taste of spr

we want to bring in amman with more on this. and this is truly an inside job? >> absolutely.gure out the motivations behind the hijacker taking over this flight. it gave officials a scare. luckily, it ended without any loss of life. but nonetheless, a lot of questions about why the co-pilot of this plane hijacked this flight. ethiopian airlines flight 702 en route to rome when the co-pilot diverted the plane to switzerland telling a control tower his demand. police say the co-pilot, afraid for his life in ethiopia, hijacked the plane alone, taking over the flight when the captain momentarily left the cockpit. the plane circled the airport several times, seen here on this flight-tracking map. once the plane was secured in geneva, police escorted passengers off one by one. a police spokesman said at 6:10 a.m., the co-pilot came out of the cockpit using a rope. he was surrounded by police and then revealed that he himself was the hijacker. in a statement, ethiopian airlines say all of its 202 passengers and crew on board were unharmed. now, the swiss officials in the geneva airp

america built the university in beirut, in cairo amman universities in turkey through which americanducators imparted american ideas. the most influential idea was the idea of nationalism. those ideas percolated through educated classes, first through middle eastern christians, then into the military, to understand there is a erect link between america loss educational involvement in the middle east and the movement of an arab nationalist idea, the arab awakening, and the use a term, in the struggle for arab state dependence throughout the course of the 20th century. nasserism which had a huge arab-israeli situation. it must be traced back to america's involvement in the middle east, and i believe it is underappreciated. >> we have a fascinating conversation before we came in a greatmine because i'm lover of historical and attempts, you really have to share two of them with this audience, if you would. first of all, the impact of the civil war on the history of egypt. after that, perhaps the influence of egypt on the statue of liberty. >> at the risk of sounding reductive, the middle

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. >> amman, breaking down a complicated story. most expensive olympics ever without incident, but the situation in ukraine is unstable at best. national security advisor susan rice was asked if russian president vladimir putin still sees the world from a cold war point of view. >> he may. but if he does, that's a dated perspective. we have confronted him and we do call him on it, and the president is very plain and very forceful in his dealings with putin. but it's not necessary, nor is it our interests, to return to a cold war construct, which is long out of date and that doesn't reflect the realities of the 21st century. >> susan rice talking there to david gregory on "meet the press." yesterday, senator john mccain weighed in on russia's next move. >> what does putin do here? i think the message has to be sent to him to let the ukrainian people determine their own future and a partition of ukraine is totally unacceptable. if i were vladimir putin today at the end of the olympics, i'd be a little nervous, because the people of r