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. >>> an iowa science teacher conducted a test on himself to see how eating mcdone nationals three times a day for 90 days would affect his health and the result surprised his students. he lost 37 pounds eating nothing but fast-food from the golden arches for three months. he did restrict his calorie intake to 2,000 a day and made sure he stayed within the recommended daily allowance like carbs, proy teens and fats -- proteins. >> it is not to say he ate just salad. >> i ate the bigging mas and quarter pounder with cheese and sundays and ice cream cones. >> but he did it in moderation. he says his cholesterol dropped from 249 to 170. he also walked 45 minutes a day during that time. now it is not clear how many calories he consumed or his level of exercise prior to this experiment. >>> a utah girl put a new spin on a hide and sook when she decided to hide in a washing machine. unfortunately for her the 11-year-old became stuck. her cousins and aunt tried to help her slide free with butter, ice and even peanut butter. when nothing worked they called firefighters. the crew spent 90 minutes

. >>> an iowa science teacher conducted a test on himself to see how eating mcdone nationals three times a day for 90 days would affect his health and the result surprised his students. he lost 37 pounds eating nothing but fast-food from the golden arches for three months. he did restrict his calorie intake to 2,000 a day and made sure he stayed within the recommended daily allowance like carbs, proy teens and fats -- proteins. >> it is not to say he ate just salad. >> i ate the bigging mas and quarter pounder with cheese and sundays and ice cream cones. >> but he did it in moderation. he says his cholesterol dropped from 249 to 170. he also walked 45 minutes a day during that time. now it is not clear how many calories he consumed or his level of exercise prior to this experiment. >>> a utah girl put a new spin on a hide and sook when she decided to hide in a washing machine. unfortunately for her the 11-year-old became stuck. her cousins and aunt tried to help her slide free with butter, ice and even peanut butter. when nothing worked they called firefighters. the crew spent 90 minutes

. >>> an iowa science teacher conducted a test on himself to see how eating mcdone nationals three timesrised his students. he lost 37 pounds eating nothing but fast-food from the golden arches for three months. he did restrict his calorie intake to 2,000 a day and made sure he stayed within the recommended daily allowance like carbs, proy teens and fats -- proteins. >> it is not to say he ate just salad. >> i ate the bigging mas and quarter pounder with cheese and sundays and ice cream cones. >> but he did it in moderation. he says his cholesterol dropped from 249 to 170. he also walked 45 minutes a day during that time. now it is not clear how many calories he consumed or his level of exercise prior to this experiment. >>> a utah girl put a new spin on a hide and sook when she decided to hide in a washing machine. unfortunately for her the 11-year-old became stuck. her cousins and aunt tried to help her slide free with butter, ice and even peanut butter. when nothing worked they called firefighters. the crew spent 90 minutes cutting through the machine to get her out. her mother says s

. >> coming up forget about the produce aisle, an iowa science teacher goes on a diet gets surprising because every meal he eats at mcdonalds. also senator with his take on the battle over unemployment benefits. they will perhaps vote on that in the senate. food and network host sandra lee with healthy new years and how to lose weight as well. utah gun maker as $15 million sacrifice. why he turned down a lucrative deal with the country of pakistan to protect america's military. we have a busy three hours. kicks off 12 minutes from now right here on your channel for news. you are watching "fox & friends first". we will be up in a couple minutes. ♪ at any minute... ...you could be a victim of fraud. most people don't even know it. fraud could mean lower credit scores... ...and higher interest rates when you apply for a credit card. it's a problem waiting to happen. check your credit score, check your credit report, at experian.com. america's number one provider of online credit reports and scores. don't take chances. go to experian.com. she loves to shop online with her debit card. and

. >> that was an iowa kid jumping on a frozen trampoline over the weekend. much of the country is frozen solid tonight. chad myers has more. never has the term severe weather center been more appropriate, chad. how cold is it? >> just for you, piers is the same in fahrenheit as in celsius. that is 72 degrees below zero. and it is warm in new york but don't count on that to last. back out in williamsport, 5. the morning low will be 11. enjoy the warm air while you have it, piers. >> how long is it going to last? >> all the way through until friday. by the weekend it warms up almost to normal. >> thanks, chad. i have a quick e-mail. remind people to set a time on their stove when they let their pets outside in the cold. a very good advice and take care of all the elderly out there as well. tomorrow, new year, new year, expert advice on turning your life around from chef jamie ol verse, jane paulie and sharon sheppard. "ac360 later" starts right now. >>> good evening, everyone. tonight a deep freeze gets dwreerp and you'll be feeling it, even if you're someplac

. >>> coming up, instead of this man getting richer around the waist, he lost wei >>> an iowa scienceer conducted an experiment on himself to show how eating mcdonald's three times a day for 90 days would have an effect on you. and he lost weight. he restricted his calories to 2,000 a day. >> this isn't something to say, well, he only went to mcdonald's and ate salads. no, i had the big macs, the quarter pounders with cheese. i had sundaes and ice cream cones. >> he says his cholesterol dropped from 249 to 170. he also walked 45 minutes a day during his experiment and it's not exactly clear how many calories the teacher consumed or his level of exercise prior to his experiment. >>> a north carolina politician decided to go where no politician has gone before. council member david waddell stepped down. he said the city is corrupt with cronyism. >>> are you ready for subzero football? next, we go into a walk-in freezer to find out what it might be like for players and fans at tomorrow's 49ers' playoff game on this frozen tundra of lambeau field. >>> and shut down but not forgen, the the

. >> an iowa science teacher conducted an experiment on himself on how eating mcdonald's every day for0 days would affect his health, the results surprised his students. john lost 37 pounds eating nothing but fast-food from the golden arches for three months. he restricted his calories to 2,000 calories a day and sid within the recommended allowances for nutrients with karbs and proteins and fat. >> i didn't go to mcdonald's and only eat salads. no, i had sundaes, i had ice cream cones, i had big macs. >> his cholesterol dropped and he walked 45 minutes a day during his experiment. and it's not clear how many calories the teacher consumed or his level of exercise prior to his experiment. >> a north carolina politician decided to go where no politician has gone before. council member stepped down from his town council seat using a letter written in cling-on. it's the language on star trek. he said the city is corrupt with cronyism. the letter said teach city constitution. i will return next time to victory. >>> a utah girl put a new spin on hide & seek when she decided to hide in the wi

told the president in front of you, her surge had been political because she was facing obama in an iowa primary, and the president conceded vaguely that his opposition to iraq and the surge had also been political. the two of them make these admissions in front of me was as surprising as it was disane. are you really suggesting that hillary clinton put her own personal ambition above our troops? >>. >> i think the book is clear that when the president responded to her comments, he was agreeing that opposition to the surge broadly had been political. i believe that, having lived through that in the spring of 2007 up on the hill. there are two things that made me remember what hillary clinton had said. the first was, i was on the opposite side of the table. admiral mullen and i used to joke. particularly in the first months of the obama administration, everyone would trash the bush administration and. >> good thing you're not there. >> what a bunch of bums the bush team were and everything. we're thinking, what, are we invisible? we were integral members of that team, and so the fact that

get this, an iowa science teacher only ate mcdonald's for three months and the results are amazing.holesterol dropped 80 points. here's john who explains his shock diet. >> a typical breakfast would be two egg white dliets, fruit and maple oatmeal and 1% milk. at lunch i would have bacon ranch salad and at dinner i would have meals. i started noticing results after 30 days. >> anything you want in moderati moderation? >> absolutely. >> let me ask you here. a couple things we should fill in. this guy was kept to 2,000 calories a day. students put this together. he walked 45 minutes a day, neither of which he was doing before. is it a surprise he lost weight? >> no, 2,000 calories, he walked 45 minutes. he adhered to the recommended allowance of carbs, fat, he put himself on a healthy diet. it doesn't matter what carb. >> it sounds like he ate the healthy food choice options. >> i think the risk here is people would think they could eat anything that they want at any time and not change anything else but he changed two things. the calorie intake. 2,000 calories isn't that much for a m

get this, an iowa sequence teacher only ate mcdonald's for three months, and the results are amazing.nts and his cholesterol dropped nearly 80 points. here's john cisna explaining his diet to neil cavuto. >> two egg delights, the fruit and maple oatmeal and 1% milk. at lunch, i would have a bacon ranch solid with a fruit parfait, and at dinner, i would have one of the meals. i started realizing results after 30 days. >> anything you want in moderation? >> absolutely. >> a couple things we should fill in. this guy was cut to 2,000 calories a day. his students put it together, and he walked 45 minutes a day, neither of what he was doing before. is it a surprise he lost weight? >> no he walked 45 minutes and tried to adhere to the recommended allow nls of carbs, fats, proteins. basically, he put himself on a healthy diet and exercise. it really doesn't matter, i'm guessing, what carb, what calorie you put in, not how you got it. >> you're a big health freak. >> the risk here is people would think they can just eat anything they want at any time and not change anything else. but he change

ahead, you have the governor of alabama, indiana, who, by the way, has a better shot of doing well in an ioway. governor of iowa, he calls it a condition of the state. they don't call it a state of the state. the condition that my condition is in. washington did theirs, and the eyes of the world not on montgomery, pierre, olympia, but instead focused on trenton, and governor christie's latest mea culpa. >> and without a doubt we will cooperate with all appropriate inquiries to ensure that this breach of trust does not happen again. but i also want to assure the people of new jersey today that what has occurred does not define us or our state. >> but yesterday, it did. we said that if christie acknowledged the scandal up top like he did, he risked making it the only headline, and though he mentioned the bridge scandal in the first two minutes of the speech, it dominated the coverage. "we let the people down." "swagger, jokes, swipes all gone." and the ledger had a nod to the quote "get back to business," it did lead with the mistakes. the record, christie tries to move on. here's where it hurt

an iowa high school science teacher did a fast-food experience and ate mcdonald's for three months and pounds and he had the students choose meals based on nutrition and ate less than 2000 calories a day and started walking everyday and wanted to prove if you count calories you can lose weight no matter what you eat and he was inspired by the film super size me and we are joined with a look at what we are following the in the next hour. >> dangerously cold weather is spreading across the united states at or near record temperature have closed schools in states and cancelled flights. they say alaska die fighters took control of the city in neighboring areas last week. talks are underway in south sudan and rebels fighting for control of the country. they are trying to come to a cease fire agreement. in the next hour we are joined by the former head of the u.n. al-qaeda and taliban monitoring team to talk about how vulnerable iraq's government is now and if the withdraw of u.s. troops played a role in the violence. returning to fukushima and the struggles families face if they decide to g

that her opposition to the 2007 surge in iraq had been political because she was facing obama in an iowary. now i kept going back to this with him bass he says a lot of nice things about her but i took that to mean that she was admitting that she put her own personal political ambition above the troops and what would be right for them. and a military mission and that to me is a charge that, bankally i don't know how you duplicate that. that is devastating charge against her. martha: we have the quote from the book on that, sean. let's put it up on the screen for a moment. i think it is one of the pieces of this book that has struck so many people as, you know, just a very calculated way to risk people's lives in the battlefield. says hillary told the president that her opposition in the surge in iraq had been political because she was facing him in the iowa primary. the president conceded vaguely opposition to the iraq surge had been political. to hear the two of them making these admissions in front of me was as surprising as it was dismaying. as you say, it is such a serious charge, se

investigations revealing one was gambling with counterfeit chips at an iowa casino while the other drinking so much on a visit to moscow, he even needed assistance standing. in 2007, four top ranking air force commanders were relieved of duty after a huge oversight left six nuclear warheads attached to a b-52 bomber flown from north dakota to louisiana and not discovered for 36 hours. that one was particularly frightening but this morning the air force insists that there was no risk to the nuclear arsenal with this latest incident. robin. >> that is reassuring. all right, martha, thank you very much. >>> now to the growing flu epidemic. two deaths already. a 29-year-old mother of three died on monday and a 41-year-old father of six passing away from what doctors believe was the h1n1 virus. abc news health and medical editor dr. richard besser is here on the latest with this deadly strain. first of all, we were thinking about the families who lost their loved ones. they were young and had no underlying health issues. >> so incredibly sad. you know, it's very hard to predict who is going to h

this is of an ice storm in iowa. the driver of this jeep apparently ignored warnings to stay off of the thin ice during a festival this weekend. it's just one of at least eight cars that fell through the ice on saturday. there were no reports of injuries, but the cars had quite a bit of damage, and how you explain that to your insurance company? >> i don't know. i would never be driving on ice. i wouldn't risk it. >> absolutely not. we're not done with our cold streak at all and the next couple days, what a doozy right? >> yeah, big changes moving in. cancellations in chicago. that cold weather is headed our way so there will be school delays and cancellations on tuesday morning and potentially wednesday morning, as well. our windchill temperatures on those mornings will be anywhere from 15 to five degrees below zero at the coldest. tomorrow it's chilly. it's not frigid but we're still below where we would be for january and another arctic blast arrives tomorrow night. it sticks around tuesday, wednesday into early t

connecting from its own end zone, the 99-yard play ties an ncaa record and is the longest ever in a bowl game, nebraska with the upset there, 24-19. iowa and lsu in an awful premature celebration after what should be a turning point, but the pick six. he tosses the ball before he crosses the goal line. what are you doing, my friend. lsu slow to start, but wins it 21-14. if you don't know who blake boardles is. you will, in the fiesta bowl, the quarterback led central florida to 550 offensive yards, he's a florida native nobody wanted, including his own team. but is now looking at the nfl. number 15, central florida shocks number six baylor, 52-42, the second-highest scoring bowl game of all time. some announcements to make, louisville quarterback teddy bridgewater will be a top pick with his 31 touchdowns this season and from south carolina junior defensive end clowney will be going to the nfl draft. the nine-year:00 bears head coach lovie smith is back after taking 2013 off, he was hired to lead the tampa bay buccaneers. they don't call michigan stadium the big house for nothing. 109,000 fans, detroit and toronto tied at regulation, t

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it's an estimate but resourcefully it's close iowa to wasn't they're going to pay >> someone pays a down payment and there's a certain amount of officers assigned. is it true that the officers are required to show up that day? >> if - >> i'm asking questions that have been brought to me. a few people had said there are a certain number of officers assigned to a party or street fire. is it the number of officers that are assigned are they guaranteed to show up and have that many officers there >> we do our very best to provide what's requested of us. 10 b is a volunteer participation there's inform mandate. if we seek anti 10 officers sign up the only thing that will prevent them from showing up is they're sick. for some reason we're not able to staff the event we give that information to the event coordinated >> again according to there are certain street fairs that are grand father. >> yes. >> there's some discussion but generally there's this kind of set number they'll continue to use year after year. >> i spoke to cindy earlier today about that it was in the e-mail communication. ther

an impact. >> reporter: at the machine shed restaurant in iowa, the monthly meeting of the ruby rebels, two topicsut of bounds. religion and politics. for us, they made an exception. what do you think of what's going on with chris christie? >> well, i any it's very interesting. i can't imagine that he could be clueless when you shut down a major bridge. >> reporter: glenda dawson is a registered democrat saying he sometimes votes republican. >> i don't think that plays very well. no matter what party you are on. >> reporter: georgia's peerson's view has changed. >> i thought he had been bipartisan maybe and to fine out that this was a very political thing really changed my opinion. >> reporter: the road to the white house begins here in iowa. but could gridlock on the george washington bridge block a christie run? republican david rinder says the whole thing is silly. >> it's so strange that you think messing with someone's drive to work is going to be retribution to maynor. seems sort of comical and made up. >> reporter: independent tom blue agrees. >> you know, it is so hard to cultivate a presi

an exception. get outside of new york. go to real america. go to dew mini iowa. you get a different assessment. ey are looking at an economy not benefitting them. new york is a global city. as a result of that it attracts an enormous amount of people with incomes outside of this region or country. in other parts of the country you koent don't have that. you were talking about a tail of two different economies. new york is in the have side of that equation, not the have not. a lot of the country is in the have not. steve is the chief economist. >> microsoft may be close to naming a new boss. bloomberg is reporting that they are about to name their next ceo. nadella is a vice president at the company. his team delivered the cloud os. the platform for remote computing that organizations rely on. he would replace baumer. he's saying that microsoft's board is discussing replacing bill gates. the lead candidate is john thompson. who spent 10 years. microsoft has not confirmed the report. if you use yahoo mam. >> you may want to change the password. some of the passwords have been stolen. it's not disc

. >> when an opportunity arises to escape like i did, you've got to take it while the opportunity exists. >>> the iowa state penitentiary is more than 150 years old and is clearly showing signs of age. in 2005 while the prison was undergoing an update to its security systems, three inmates used the opportunity to make a brazen escape. the prison's correctional emergency response team or c.e.r.t. is on the front lines of that effort. >> we try to go over every square inch we can. >> take this camera and stick it down the conduits here and check for weapons, what they hide or behind this plate here. i was looking behind these brackets and we found weapons laying up underneath there. they use this strap for getting underneath the bed, because we've found shanks there and had to fish them out. >> success rate, that's hard to say. sometimes it goes in spurts. we might find a lot of shanks one month and the next six months might not find any. >> this is numerous contraband we've found throughout the years here at the penitentiary. this is a zip gun. stick a .410 shell in there. we have a screw in there. a s

. >> one of the big discussions is whether there should be an increase in minimum wage. iowaator tom harken has put forward a bill that would raise the minimum wage to $10.10 an hour. he said, and i quote, . . . i don't think there's much doubt among the democrats who are focusing on income inequality that this is a big political issue for them. but what about minimum wage and the fact it is well below what it has been in historical terms? the >> you asked a lot of questions all at the same time. but one thing, when anybody on the right or the left uses the word smart five times to make an argument they are usually making an [ inaudible ] argument. they are basically asserting that it is good for you, therefore, you should do it. but why won't the market provide the workers with more money? the answer has to do with essentially our immigration policies, and more importantly the structure of our trade agreements with china and so forth permits them to do all manner of things which steal jobs from americans. for example, they are excused from carbon loading restrictions under t

iowa looking at what's going on. he's here with us right now. you have written an excellent article about this. art with the liberal base. and there are a lot of liberal democrats in iowa that she has to attract. >> yeah, that's right. and i spent about a week there just talking to activists, elected officials, operatives. there is a sense among the democratic base out there, as there was in 2008, that hillary clinton is too moderate. she is too close to wall street. she is too close to a national security state. that has expanded surveillance powers in controversial ways, drone strikes, those sorts of things. to be clear, there are a lot of democrats out there that really like hillary clinton. and respect her. almost universally. her favorable rating in iowa, according to the "des moines register" is 90%. people like her. the question, are they in love with her, is there passion. and that's harder to find right now. people are looking for other names out there. >> like who? >> if you ask people, who is out there, elizabeth warren who said she is not running for president. her name comes up all

in des moines, iowa, they have closed an ice skating rink because it was too cold. and in minnesota they've already canceled school statewide for monday. that's where kate raddatz of our cbs station w.c.c.o. picks up the story. >> reporter: high winds overnight made minus-five feel like minus-29 as ice and snow closed down i-29 in fargo. frigid temperatures here in minnesota which can cause frostbite in less than five minutes led the governor to close schools statewide, which hasn't been done in more than 20 years. brenda cosealius is the state's education commissioner. >> we've been monitoring it very closely over the past week, looking at this pattern, the significant wind-chills and public safety for the children going out and not being clothed appropriately and waiting on bus stops and that sort of thing. you just can't predict. >> in downtown des moines, ice skaters were on the ice rink one last time, before the ice rink closes because of the extreme cold. id last night, ice piled up on this train from new york to washington, still digging out from friday's bli

and in iowa has made this as nonpolitical an effort over the years as they possibly can, and requiring that all the him and counties within a him counties within a congressional district the balancentiguous and exists in large measure as a result of boundaries that already are in existence rather than carving up and deciding new boundaries as one goes. they have had enormous success. they have an equal balance between republicans and democrats in iowa today in large measure because they have felt so strongly about this. another thing that has been done in recent years was done in california, which now requires that the top two vote getters in the primary run against each other. it is probably too early to tell whether that has worked as well as people have hoped. but the early signals are, the early indications are that it is working reasonably well so far. those are the kinds of things that have to be done if we are going to get this thing addressed. i also think we have got to be concerned about how primaries function today in dealing with low voter turnout, and the influence that ce

alcoa investing about $670 million in iowa, tennessee and saudi arabia. the company finished ane iowa facility and will be adding 150 jobs. the demand for aluminum sheet metal should double by 2025. the china sales hit a new four-year record. that is the latest look at business from the fox business network. giving you the power to prosper. ♪ connell: the seasonal flu is now widespread in more than half the country. our next guest to tell us how to protect ourselves, from other things. he is from orlando. good to see you, sir. more people have a common cold. >> absolutely. what i tell people is, it is an analogy. a cold is like a mild winter storm. the flu is like a hurricane. the flu you have a temperature greater than 100.4. severe ♪ ♪ lakes. sore throat, cough. a cough is much milder as a cold. the flu is severe. connell: 104. all right. this may be more than i think it is. they are trying to decide whether they should come to work or not and risk spreading what they have two coworkers and other people. what goes into that? >> well, again, if they have been around people who

. >> well, i was just reporting on, for example, an article ought of iowa yesterday.n which everybody they -- the activists they talked to said well, i could be for hillary, but i'm not all that excited about it. >> there may be some like that. that was peter hamby, celebriex article on cnn.com. but i can assure you, plenty of enthusiasm for hillary clinton, among democrats and the notion that she could positive leengs he be the first woman-elected president of the united states. that would be a pretty enthusiastic message out there for a lot of her supporters out there. but that's just me. we're going to see you in "cr s "crossfire" later today, right? >> right. i look forward to any chance to chat with you and exchange views. >> we will do that, 6:30 p.m. eastern right after "the situation room" when newt gingrich will be on "crossfire" thanks very much. your internet provider may start charge more for netflix, itunes or block them out completely. what is going on? we're going to explain when we come back. >>> netflix users could find themselves paying more to downl

hospices, like the one at the iowa state pen ten shary help the prisoners in their final days. >> for the most part most prisoners die in their cells by themselves. in annfirmary or in a state hospital shackled to a bed with a guard outside the door, with no cystors can come. so the prison hospice program at the iowa state pen ten shahhy enables the terminally ill prisoner to die with family around and friends from the prison, that he's probably done time with over the years. >> research shows one out of every five prisoners is elderly. 100,000 are expected to die in their chels over the next decade. what impact will the hos pies have on prisoners turned patients. . >> the truth is we will not - rarely is it used now. medical parole is used for terminally ill patients. the hospice program is the next best veining. the problem - the benefit of the program is that this particular program in iowa trains the in mate to be a volunteer, and they can help their buddy go through the dying process. that is comfort care, palliative care and sitting there holding their hand as they die. if the prisoner is lucky, fortunate enough to have a biological family. that

federal law protects an inmate's right to practice any religion he chooses. while iowa still concerns that some of what they practice may put prison security and inmate safety at risk. that's our report. thanks for watching. i'm john seigenthaler >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> there are 2 million people behind bars in america. we open the gates. "lockup." >> this place is infested with child molesters, rapists and murderers. >> you happen to be in the most beautiful place in the world, as a matter of fact, this place should be a resort instead of a prison. >> you are surrounded, you know. you're trapped in more than one way. >> i'm training myself always physically and psychologically to be able to combat these officers. >> if a guy comes up all belligerent, that's what he's going to get back. if he wants to dance we'll dance. >> you think you're a

an upset again? >> go to iowa. meet people, shake hands. do not take things for granted. >> got to the mattresses. go to iowa. peter hamby, thank you so much. read the full column at cnn.com/politics. i'm brooke baldwin. "the lead with jake tapper" starts now, a special show from new jersey. >> new jersey governor chris christie using the power of his office to defend himself against accusations that he abused the power of his office. i'm jake tapper. this is "the lead" in trenton, new jersey. the politics lead. usually the state of the state address does not attract this much attention but when you talk about the man who is the whole's show 2016 front-runner, it's an event. chris christie, under multiple examinations. >>> the cop is in court for allegedly gunning down a man for killing a man for texting in a theater. >>> and the world lead. he has the blood of hundreds of people on his hands and khalid sheikh mohammed is now speaking out about spreading islam through violence. what is behind his supposed reversal? good afternoon. i'm jake

and this kid in iowa jumping on an icy trampoline. >> this is what a deep dish pizza looks like in thisture. you get the idea. pretty cold. only knuckleheads are out here. >> what are you standing across from the wrigley building, right? it's cold out there. what is the biggest concerns out there in chicago and in the area? >> well, it's for the most vulnerable, the elderly, the kids, school has been closed again tomorrow, not only here but in other areas around the midwest. and the homeless. people have been going out, cities are work with agencies and work with the homeless to go out and warn the homeless who may not know what is coming and get them inside. get them to safety. it is really life threatening if you are exposed too long. >> you see that building behind you. i worked there three years and it was way too cold. that is the nbc tower in chicago. thank you, ted. appreciate it. stay warm. >>> we are seeing dangerously cold temperatures in many parts of the u.s. many of us have never seen. chad myers has more on the big chill. minus 11 in chicago. >> and the wind chill is colde

iowa. carrying pot is an easy crime to catch, police are focusing on neighborhoods for arrest quotas. now accounts for half of all arrests in the united states. and states spend nearly $4 billion a year enforcing marijuana laws that the president says seems to target minorities even though all races enjoy it richelle. >> thank you jonathan. >>> today the nation honors the legacy of dr. martin luther king, fighting hard for the issue of income and equality. asking the government for billions in aid to close the gap. but stacy tisdale reports. >> america has defaulted on this propromissory note. >> dr. martin luther king was very concerned that the economic gap between races could derail his civil rights movement with poverty and income disparities being the ultimate segregators. >> in 1968 he purvetted all of his -- pivoted all of his attention on what was called the poor people's campaign and he was killed before his first march. >> his poor people campaign was focused on providing economic assistance for blacks latinos and whites. massive investment in infrastructure job training for

also she has an organization up and running in iowa.doubt hillary clinton is going to run for president. tell me about the hillary clinton money machine, mr. rove. >> well, actually there are two parts of the machine, priorities usa and ready for hillary. and here to fore, in 2012, we saw superpacs arrive in the political campaign. it sprung up overnight. helped them do mostly advertising on their behalf on radio, tv and through the mail and the internet. but this time around, it's begun a lot earlier, we're here two years before the first primary, and we also are seeing these pacs ready for hillary is now going to engage in grass roots organizing and so it's going to begin earlier and it's going to do different things. and it's going to be interesting to see how this plays out. i think there are three challenges that a super pac has. the reality of the early stage. new hampshire, iowa, south carolina, nevada, particularly in iowa and new hampshire, they take this job very skiers seriod they want to see the candidates up close, look at

the president called for an increase and tying it to inflation. iowa senator put forward a bill raising that. it's the smart substantive position, the smart economic and humanitarian position, and the smart political position. i don't think there's much doubt among the dememememocrats focusn income and equality, but what about the minimum wage and the fact that it'sell below in inflation-adjusted dollars. well blow. >> you asked a lot of questions at the same time. one thing, when anybody on the right or the left uses the word smart five times to make an argument, they make an abdominoanal art, asserting that it's good for you and you should do it. the real problem is why are workers making little. why won't the market provide them with money. >> the answer has something to do with immigration policies. the administration is giving a free pass to people who have not committed a crime. it pushes down wages. the structure of the agreement with china permits them to do all manner of things which steals jobs from americans. they are excused from cashon loa