-andreas: good. how are you? -lemonis: i'm marcus. -andreas: i'm andreas. -lemonis: nice to meet you. -andreas: nice to meet you. lemonis: it was kind of hard to find. andreas: yeah, it is. it's a hidden treasure. this is my mother. -lemonis: [ speaks greek ] -andreas: [ speaks greek ] this is my brother, michael, by the way. lemonis: how you doing, michael? andreas: this is my stepdad. -this is big mike. -mike: mike ference. -lemonis: how you doing, mike? -michael: my pleasure. lemonis: nice to meet you. i'm marcus. -mike: pleased to meet you. -andreas: come on in. -lemonis: you guys are married. -mike: we are. lemonis: so, you own the business together. kathleen: together. we're partners. mike: and then we're gonna concentrate hopefully more on franchises. -lemonis: legitimate franchises? -mike: legitimate franchises. they actually have a 10-year franchise agreement with us where they pay an up-front fee. lemonis: how much was that? mike: it's $10,000 per store. and then they pay an ongoing royalty fee, as well. lemonis: okay. franchising is an incredibly

andrea andrea? >> rehema ellis, you are the best. thank you so very much.hanks for being with us. >>> and deflategate looming over bill belichick and his team ahead of the big game this sunday on nbc. but the patriots coach is avoiding new questions about the controversy by striking a tone familiar to reporters. >> we're just focused on seattle this week. that's it. so it's all about seattle. it's all about us getting ready to play sunday. and that's where all of our attention is. not really worried about the rest of that. >> nbc's ron mott is live in sunny, warm arizona. you deserve that ron. >> reporter: my wife just reminded me how much snow we have. she says she can barely get out of the house. i am -- >> a little guilt trip. >> reporter: i am with all the new englanders in spirit. back to this you saw bill belichick there didn't want to respond to questions yesterday at media day. the owner of the team robert kraft, when the team landed on monday, made it clear he wants the nfl to apologize to his franchise if they don't find any wrongdoing in this who

>> i can't tell you, andrea. the earliest stages of a new relationship and i don't want to exaggerate it. we met with bruno rodriguez for a very lengthy and positive meeting. it was one of our challenges but i think we worked our way through it. >> what do you think the advantages are for american business and particularly agriculture, you're from the midwest, from illinois if this actually works and if exports can be begin flowing in these areas? >> there are opportunities. it's not a huge nation but it's an important nation. in the fact that powdered milk in cuba today comes from new zealand instead of the united states because of the embargo, one single product you can point to. there are opportunities there but you can't visit havana cuba today which i did for several days and not come away with the belief that the opportunity is there. not only for economic development but also for tourism and i'm hoping we can work together to achieve that. >> and what about the internet? american companies and global compa

>> andrea it's a mess out here. an indication of it you can see -- i hope you can see from the camera we have mounted on the windshield what it looks like. we have maybe a quarter mile of visibility other than that it's whiteout and beyond. a little while ago we came across a snow plow that was on the side of the road. it tipped over into the ditch because he couldn't handle the conditions on the road. the driver who says he's been doing this for 12 years, he said it just got away from him. it was just too much snow. even for the guy who supposed to be out here clearing roads for us he found it difficult to handle these conditions. so as you can see, there's nobody out here and no one is supposed to be out here except folks like us supposed to be showing our viewers the information of what's going on out here and why it is a very good reason why the travel ban is in effect. as a state trooper said to us who was on the scene of this snow employ that was on the side of the road he said if this accident can happen to a

>> no, andrea. obviously our personnel in our embassy and consulates in france will remain vigilant but we have absolutely no information that there's any threat to our personnel in paris or elsewhere in france. >> lisa monaco i know this is a difficult and challenging day for you. we thank you so much for sharing with us and helping brief our viewers, as well on what the situation is. thank you very much. >> thanks. >>> and as we review continuing coverage on msnbc of the paris attacks, that does it for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports." follow the show online on facebook and on twitter @andrea twitter @andreamitchellreports. ronan? >> as you said tough day, and we're going to pick up this coverage. there's a lot scheduled to happen over the coming hour as more and more details about this paris attack come in. we're going to hear from a cast of characters from the french side from u.s. authorities, and from leading outlets reporting on this as it breaks. we've got everything you need to kno

back to you, andrea? mike in. >>> beverly, thanks. the freezing rain will impact the morning commute, especially as you live northwest of the district. >> right now we'd like to give you conditions out that way. scott broom joins us live from his mobile newsroom with a look at things in frederick. scott what do you see out the windshield? >> reporter: well, good morning. i decided to stop the car and come to new market middle school in frederick county to give you a feel for what is going on. temperatures have been crazy here. anywhere from 34 degrees you get into a low spot that drops down to 32 or 31. that means the ice has been spotty on where it sticks. let's look outside the dashboard camera in the mobile newsroom. this is a sidewalk in front of new market middle school, and it is crazy slick on the sidewalk. it appears as though from the parking lot, it has been treated. but that is the reason for school delays. it is going to take the custodians and the contractors to get to work and to get the sidewalks and all the icy spots t

andrea?> and ayman, i wanted to play something, a remarkable moment from richard engel's reporting in paris when he interviewed the head of the jewish community in france. >> can you survive this wave of anti-semitism, targeted anti-jewish violence? >> many people are very attached to french culture. on the other hand you think about the german jews optimists who went to auschwitz and possess possesscy mists went to new york. >> that's a pretty remarkable comment. as we talk about the anti-semitism, we have to worry about the anti-muslim reaction in france. this is a painful chapter in european and israeli history. >> reporter: i've heard a lot of people particularly religious leaders and culturale leaders saying it is a cross roads to deal with the integration and simulation moves. one of the jewish organizations that leads the charge of helping jews make that journey from france to israel says that i have seen a massive spike in just the past week of people expressing their desire to move t

so is he -- >> they certainly fly with the american people, andrea. what you'll hear from the president tonight the state of our union is strong but he's determined to make it even stronger. that means applying middle class economics that's going to grow the middle class and provide ladders of opportunity to families who want to move into the middle class. that's what the american people are asking for. he's not going to give up working with congress to try to get that done. >> so far you have better economic numbers, 45% of americans say they are satisfied with the economy in our latest nbc news/wall street journal poll. the president doesn't seem to get the credit for that but it does seem to lift people's outlook. still a majority are not satisfied and there's a growing wage disparity. >> we had 58 straight months of private sector job growth. 11.2 million jobs. we're moving in the right direction and it's clear that the president's economic policies that he's embraced since day one are working. but there are still people who have been -- who have

andrea's diagnosis has brought her close family even closer. her father frank says they take it day by day, but it's an emotional journey. >> if i don't find a word to describe this thing -- could find a toward to describe this thing, it would be devastating. >> reporter: frank said all the support has helped ease the pain including regular visits from andrea's head coach. >> she's still on the team. just because you have obviously a very terrible thing happen to you doesn't mean that you should stop the fun things in your life that you like to do. >> reporter: typically how long does it take for you to get the okay from the doctor? >> the chemo is getting worse. the side effects make me feel terrible, still can't really do much physical activity. >> reporter: until she gets back to her old self andrea will continue to share her positive attitude and sound advice for others fighting cancer. >> you can lay down in your bed and cry and be in a lot of pain, but you'll have to remember to get through it and that everything in the end, it's going to

andrea? >> it's extraordinary. thank you so much. cassandra is outside of paris, the village where there is a massing of police. me what you are seeing there, cassandra? >> we are seeing a very, very heavy police presence as they methodically search house to house in the village. we are 90 minutes northeast of paris where s.w.a.t. people teams with automatic weapons are knocking on every door and they are breaking out flashlights as they continue on. this is what we have been seeing as we drive through the french countryside. heavily armed s.w.a.t. teams and military police knocking on doors and searching for the suspect. >> is it known whether these brothers are from that general region or why the police think they may be located in that region? >> very little has been confirmed about the brothers and where they lived. there have been reports that one of the brothers may have spent time in the champagne region of france which is not far from here. that being said, it being los like french officials and police forces are very methodi

>> first of all, thank you, andrea it's delightful to be with you. this morning's breakfast was wonderful. some of these leaders of civil society i had met with before. not for quite a while, some i had not met before. it was incredibly important for me to hear from them about their struggles and whether they agreed or disagreed with the u.s. policy. it was a diversity. >> shifting sands, saudi king abdullah, the leader of a key u.s. ally country dies at age 90 after a long illness. another key alal ally, the government of yemen has been overthrown. what will all of this turmoil mean for america? >> al qaeda in the arabian peninsula is a formidable force that wants to topple the saudi monarch and they aren't the only ones. >>> and nfl mia with a whole world talking about deflate-gate and the super bowl only nine days away where is the league investigation going? >> surprising a lot of people certainly a lot of nfl fans the fact that brady says that as of late yesterday, four days after this deflate-gate scandal broke, he still hasn't been contacted b

andrea? >>> all right nick thank you very much. it is 6:17. we do get a break a little bit of a break. but the bitter cold temperatures before we get socked again by mother nature. >> yeah got an arctic last coming again tonight into saturday. today 30s and sunday a little bit of a break back into the 30s and then monday morning potentially some center ice around ear to -- ice around here to start the day in the form of freezing rain. maybe a little bit of sleet but more likely a freezing rain to rain sort of setup for monday. this morning though i'm tracking some snow showers here that have been coming across the region. flurries and nows and a light coating euin -- snow showers and a light coating in a few spots. one for commuter brad going from frederick to laurel ran into the flurries and snow showers this morning but most of the action right now is along and east of i-95. see the get little by the here? -- little guy here? moving to the east but most of it along and east of i-95. so if y

andrea?> and all of the networks of the nbc news group have made the decision not to show it because we don't publish things that are as provocative as "charlie hebdo" is. that's an editorial decision. but the bottom line is it is being grabbed up because it is a symbol now of defiance by the french people and also defiant is president hollande. ordering increased military activity against isis in iraq and syria, joining the -- they've been part of the coalition, but ramping up the french military response. >> reporter: indeed yes. yesterday the parliament renewed its commitment to continue those air strikes with the united states against isis in iraq. today the president gave an annual speech to the military here aboard an aircraft carrier saying by the end of the day today, there will be some 10,500 troops on the streets. he expressed the nation's gratitude for their service and talked about how unique an operation this is because the military will be acting alongside of regular police offi

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>> yes, andrea.police have been listening in to the phone calls of these three men for quite some time. about 100 belgians in the last year have come back from syria and iraq with combat experience. these three were among them. police have been tracking them and yesterday at some point they determined that these men were about to launch an imminent attack. police sources were suggesting that that attack might have even come in hours. so they moved in and killed two, arrested one. they found four assault rifles explosives and police uniforms and radios. clearly these men according to the fleece police have been aabout to a launch an attack against police. it is a small country with a fairly large muslim population half million of a population of 11 million. but more people from belgium have gone to syria and iraq per head of population than any other european state. and belgians feel there is a real threat here. 40 belgians have been killed in syria and iraq and about 13 people have been arrested toda

andrea. >> thanks to gabe gutierrez in kentucky. in the last hour the man who first met sailor when she knocked on a door and called 911 for her spoke to our own tamron hall. >> she was barefooted wearing short pants and dressed for florida. it was between 35 and 40 degrees. i don't like to walk in that area in the daylight with boots on. she walked at night pitch dark with no shoes on. she is a brave, brave little girl. >> indeed. meanwhile, indonesian crews have recovered 37 bodies. they identified 13 of the victims so far from the air asia flight 8501 after a week searching across the java sea. diving teams have been hampered for days by rough weather and strong currents. but there may be a breakthrough when the operation resumes tomorrow. they think they may have located the tail section of the plane that could hold both black boxes. the republican field for president is starting to get crowded, but it's chris christie's weekend on the sidelines that has everyone talking. you are watching "andrea mitchell reports" only on msfbc.

. ♪ >>> good day, i'm andrea mitchell in washington.n france today, 10,000 troops spread out across the country. a security blanket for a nation that stood united against terror threats during sunday's solidarity march a historic gathering of 40 world leaders, notably lacking in any high level representation from the united states. the investigation hit somewhat of a roadblock. officials say hayat boumediene is in syria. ron, what is the latest from the investigation? >> reporter: well, that development that you just cited, andrea that boumediene is in syria and that she left the country apparently before all of this began back on january 2nd. a couple of things that means. a, there was perhaps an even greater level of planning about all of this than has been revealed and officials here investigators here are trying to get to the bottom of all of that. it also means there were obviously other people involved in this whole episode. another thing they are trying to get to the bottom of this. we know the gunmen claimed links to al qaeda an

>> well you know andrea there are two elements here. one is the specific attack and the other is the broader attack on press freedom and essentially on the french idea of freedom of thought and freedom of action. those are cherished, cherished ideas in france and in europe as they are in the united states. but in europe there has been a complicated kind of mix of feelings about the question of freedom for european values and how that contrasts with what are perceived as the what would you say? the negative values of islam. which, of course really don't hold true. most of the muslims who are in france, in europe came here searching for more freedom, not less. they just want their own religious beliefs and their own personal lives to be respected, which they generally have been. but what you have to some extent with the extreme right here certainly with the extreme right in germany, which had huge anti-islamic demonstrations, and other parts of the world. but all parts of europe is this line that because muslims are intolerant, we cannot

i'm andrea tantaros. here with us today harris faulkner jedediah bila, host of "money" with melissa francis on our sister network fox business's melissa francis, today's #oneluckyguy is back, radio talk show host david webb host of the david webb show on siriusxm patriot channel. david is yow! outnumbered. >> i have green beret backup. >> i thought you were had actual green berets. are they single and are they cute? where are you hiding them. >> they're not not room. good to have you back. >> good to be here. are you ready for this news cycle? >>> it is busy. >> state of the union. we have a lot of stuff happening. but segment on do men talk more than women which i'm sure you have an opinion. >> how will i win. >> ask you to stop talking because i've got to talk. my turn. tonight or tomorrow night i should say president obama will deliver his state of the union address. he is expected to announce a plan calling for billions of dollars in tax hikes on the wealthiest americans to offset programs that he say

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>> well, good friday evening to you andrea. we are looking at a nasty nor'easter taking shape right now. look at all of this moisture moving out across parts of the southeast. the gulf of mexico showers and storms right now in florida. but out ahead of it we are looking at heavy rain already in the carolinas, around the ohio river valley they are looking at snow. and it is moving rapidly up the i-59 corridor. take a look at the numerous winter weather advisories in purple. the pink shaded color those are winter storm warnings. so we are looking at plowable snow in some locations. so, look at the timing. by 9:00 it's moving toward philadelphia. temperatures are going to be marginal but take a look at new york city. it arrives on your door steps by about midnight and thereafter. temperatures right around freezing. so we are looking at accumulating snowfall along i-95 and all the way toward new england. during midday we get a little bit of a lull in the action, but on the back end, some colder air that will bring more snow towards

what's andrea bocelli doing here? "on the money" starts right now. >>> here's a look at what's making news as we head into a new week. a massive new stimulus program for europe. european central bank president mario draghi announced a bond buying program to hold down interest rates and put cash into europe's banking system and the economy. the long-awaited 60 billion euro a month program was more aggressive than analysts expected. it sent the euro lower to an 11-year low and the dollar higher. it helped push u.s. stocks up on twhurz the dow rising more than 200 points after a choppy week, but the markets fell on friday. earnings seasons continue with a mixed pick which you are of its own. morgan stanley mixed expectations, ibm came in ahead although its revenue fell short. american express, netflix and, bay beat estimates. the software giant unveiled windows 10 nicknamed spartan. lid come request two browsers, is tablet and touch friendly and will be available this year. bank of america is the second-largest bank in t

andrea good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. the cuban people clearly want this to work. but for the president's new opening to become reality, both sides have to overcome decades of mistrust. she is the highest ranking u.s. diplomat to go to cuba in 38 years, leaving miami for havana this morning. assistant secretary of state roberta jacobson. set to begin negotiations tomorrow to normalize relations with cuba. her counterpart, a powerful cuban diplomat josefina vidal. >> that meeting took place in a constructive and respectful atmosphere. >> reporter: prompted by the opening president obama celebrated last night made possible in part by the freeing of american aide worker alan gross. revolution, the bay of pigs bizarre cia attempts to assassinate fidel castro. the u.s. economic blockade. the emotional tug-of-war in both countries about who would get custody of a ship wrecked boy, elian gonzalez. a retired banker and his wife have seen it all and hope the talks will produce change. >> it will be for the first time -- and perhaps we will have really a new deal. we'll see.

tell me about them and their loss. >> thanks, andrea. just with the tokarski team but the sport of tokarski racing in general. we are a close-knit family around the country and the world. even today when the tokarski world cup is under way. a remembrance for what happened yesterday. >> ronnie was from new hampshire and bryce was from utah. from sandy, utah. they are so young and so promising. >> the thing they all shared in common the two men that lit off the finish line. they were respectful and models and the kids that is a tragedy to lose them, not just the tokarski racers. outstanding young men. >> social media, the memories are coming from the other colleagues and athletes. lindsay vaughn tweeting the avalanche took their lives. it is a tragic loss. my prayers go out to them and their families. julia tweeted sorry to hear such sad news. we will be skiing for these boys. tokarski in peace, ronnie and bryce. what are the conditions that can produce this kind of avalanche and is there any wa warning? what could they have to done to avo

until then, for howard bernstein, i'm andrea roane. have a great day. we'll see you tomorrow monk. >> bye-bye. stay warm. >> victor: where'd you get this information? >> dylan: doesn't matter where we got the information. we know it's you. >> nikki: is this true? have you been keeping this from me? >> victor: i never denied owning this land. >> avery: but you withheld information. no one asked, so you neglected to volunteer the facts. >> nikki: how many times have we discussed the fi is going through to hang on to his business, and you never once thought to tell me that you were involved in -- >> victor: i do not want to discuss this right now! do you understand? >> nikki: how could you do this?! >> victor: how dare you talk to me like this now? when everything is revealed, you'll find out this is nothing personal. >> nikki: well, your precious deal is about to drive my son out of business. how can that not be personal? >> victor: i am telling you it is not! >> lily: did you know victor was in on this? heard about it. >> colin: it seems your good buddy

andrea? >> thanks to erika hill for that update. less than a month away from the oscars and the latest buzz is all about clint eastwood's "american sniper", star bradley cooper's portrayal of the late chris kyle. late night on last word lawrence o'donnell talked to a former army sniper about the perception of chris kyle in the film and his own experiences on the battlefield. >> i had a lot of friends, professionals, soldiers that i worked with every day that i respect the hell out of that have the same opinions that the character in the movie does. it's one of the ways we have to protect ourselves to be able to go out there every day and leave the gate and believe you're doing the right thing. it's soul hurting and moral injury involved when you start to lose that idea and i think that's the dangers of the american public not holding our decision makers accountable and making sure we don't send our soldiers to war when all peaceful solutions haven't been exhausted. >> that was gar receipt talking to lawrence and he'll be back tonigh

andrea. >> reporter: good evening, jan. betty jean queen wasn't missing.and it was a montgomery county correctional officer who was first to figure that out. >> i was like i know her. she's been housed in my facility. >> reporter: corporal davidson was surprised to see the familiar face of betty jean queen during yesterday's public plea for help from queen's sister. >> we want you back home. please get in touch with us. >> reporter: the gaithersburg woman disappeared a month ago without a trace. >> she wasn't combative, but she wasn't responsive. >> reporter: turns out queen had been booked in the jail as jane smith because she had no identification, no fingerprints on file and she refused to give her name. a diagnosed schizophrenic she'd been arrested for trespassing, disorderly conduct and assaulting a police officer. >> do you see a lot of faces? >> reporter: corporal davidson immediately told the therapist in the jail who had connections at the state mental health facilities. >> she told me i definitely checked in. i sa

andrea mitchell here with us for it all day and all night andrea, thanks. >>> now to the story back home that has millions of people talking tonight because it has to do with the most popular sport in our country. this past weekend, for example, 50 million of us watched football. the big story in football is the footballs themselves. they might have been tampered with by the new england patriots in their crushing of the colts. nbc's ron mott is following all of it for us in glendale, as as where the super bowl will be played eleven days from now. ron, good evening. >> reporter: good evening to you. eleven days before kickoff and the nfl is dealing with this growing controversy that is overshadowing the game tonight. and folks think this could linger long after a new champion is crowned. espn citing anonymous sources reports that the nfl found 11 of 12 game balls used by the new england patriots were under- inflated, which could make the balls easier to throw and catch especially in the rain as was the case in sunday's victory. the controversy over deflate gate as it's called on social me

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andrea mccarren, wusa9. >> it's clear those divisions along party lines are still here even locally.ent years the state of the union has become a social media event and the nonpartisan social media company social driver had their own war room where they monitored the latest reactions to the speech in realtime. president obama's address was also streamed on white house.gov which had its own social media strategy. >> it's a really fascinating way to see it. they've embedded content and have images and they're using hashtags so the white house is telling people how to have conversations around the affordable care act and around policy. so in the state of the union near stimulating social conversations in how they're presenting the message which we've never seen before. so it's really fascinating. >> social driver works for clients who want to leverage social media for their messages and the social media events don't end tonight. tomorrow the white house will hole its second annual virtual big block of cheese day where members of the obama administration will take to social media to answ

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>> andrea that's a great question.u know, the fbi director, jim comey, has been asked about that too and said, you know we know there are these people who are fighting with isis overseas yet we are not revoking their passports. but he said they are watching them and making sure if they come back to the country they're under surveillance and being monitored. i think there are legitimate questions considering how countries are handling it around the globe and they're immediately revoking thesese passports, and i think that may come up. >> bret, hey it's pete hegseth. they announced they were sending an additional 40 more thans to syria -- 400 americans outside syria. i know the attacks were purportedly by al-qaeda in yemen, but do you get an indication of more collaboration between the u.k. and the u.s. in that effort there expanding into syria? any indications there'll be a conversation about that as well? >> yeah. i don't think that the administration or the president has changed minds about, their minds inside the adm

that's how i remember andrea. she was just the best mom. >> reporter: angelica swan talking about her close friend andrea crew. why she came to court today, to see andrea's killer her husband, caleb crew receive his sentence. he called to report his wife missing. within days andrea's body was found in the occoquan river. under questioning by fairfax county detectives crew confessed. the couple had gone to court on august 7th a previous domestic violence charge against him was dropped. but on the way home they argued. crew strangled her in their suv, wrapping his tie around her neck. here is some of his confession. >> first thing i said i said goodbye. but once i went down that path i didn't go back. she said please caleb. i started crying but i couldn't stop. >> andrea's family traveled from columbia for the sentencing. when his turn came to speak today, crew turned to them saying in spanish, i'm very sorry. later adding i hope you believe me when i tell you that i loved her. the judge's sentence life in prison. >

good morning charlie. >> reporter: good morning, andrea and nick. we are good friends.me tell you what we have. republican strata just is a new poll that tells us which republicans americans want to see run for president and the nfl todays james brown right here in studio 57, jb will break down the super bowl show down between the seattle seahawks and new england patriots, all that and more, the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00. >> do you is have a favorite for the super bowl charlie? >> you know? i'm going both ways. i just like bob crab so much and i think tom brady is such an extraordinary quarterback. on the other hand i love the comeback that the seahawks made. they never gave up. >> they certainly didn't. >> an inspiring story. >> doesn't get much better than that. >> i want to see a great game. i want to see a game like seahawks and packers and not-- >> no blowouts please. >> we're hoping for that too. >> they have to bring their a game. >> bring it on, have a good morning. howard bernstein bringing his a game talking about a mild day but still

mike and andrea back to you. >>> thank you, beverly.until fire officials can get inside, six people officially are unaccounted for after a massive fire at the 16,000 square foot home in annapolis. >> the fire which started early yesterday morning destroyed the home and left investigators searching for answers. nikki burdine is live near the scene of the fire with more on what we know this morning. nikki take it away. >> reporter: still no official word yet whether or not there are any victims in this fire. of course there is a feeling of sadness and uncertainty here this morning but atf investigators are back out here this morning and in fact we've seen several fire trucks going back and forth where they will be investigating but again, still no official word but six people are unaccounted for and still dark out here so take a look at some of this video so you can get an idea just how massive this fire was yesterday. it was 16,000 square feet home and it's known as the castle and firefighters weren't able to even get inside there for aw

. >>> and awhat's andrea pucelli doing here? >>> here's a look at what's making news a massive new stimulus program for europe. european central bank president announced a bond paying program to push up -- the long 'r awaited $60 billion euro a month program was much more aggressive than in analysts respected. it helped push u.s. stocks up with the dow rising more than 200 points after a choppy week, but the markets fell on friday. earnings seasons continue with a mixed picture of its own. ibm came in ahead, although isles revenue did fall short. >> and microsoft has been busy lately, the software giant unveiled it's new operating system. the u.s. will come with two browsers, it's tablet and touch friendly and it will be available later this year. >>> bank of america is the second largest bank in the united states and it touches more than half of the population. fibtd out what the all important mvrn consumer is thinking and doing? >> well, it's been an interesting, you know, late winter into, here in the sense you had the oil st

mike andrea? >>> thank you tranice. today d.c. lawmakers will probably get an earful from members of the public advocacy group public citizens. they're calling on the d.c. council to quote pull the plug on a exelon pepco merger. >> today's hearing coming a day after the report from the ohio based think tank which says the merger would have a negative impact on the city and its residents. >> reporter: delia goncalves is live outside the buildson building the site of today's hearing. good morning. >> reporter: good morning and that study is what they needed. that's the fuel behind the argument that a lot of folks will make today at city council. they will talk to city council members and urge them to ditch this deal because it will be bad for the two million customers of pepco in this region. because it all boils down to more money that you may have to pay for your energy. that's what they are arguing. and this energy think tank just released its study and found that a merger between pepco and exelo

andrea, let me start with you first. in terms of the departure of chuck hagel, this has been a sort of drawn out and awkward affair. the secretary of defense has taken to the air waves to express his concerns with perhaps his own departure but the issues at the pentagon as he sees them. how do you grade this as departures go from the white house? >> this entire situation with chuck hagel has been so awkward, so difficult. it was a painful expression on the vice president's face when the new defense secretary was introduced. it was clear joe biden and john kerry were friendly with him in the senate and were not happy about the way he was treated. he got off to a very bad start with a tough confirmation hearing. barely got through, had to overcome a lot of slings and arrows from ted cruz and others who really went after him. diane feinstein defended but he never did well. he never got into that inner circle. he was really on the outer loop of the outer circles. >> hagel has been speaking about the stress of nonstop war on

i'm andrea mccarren. i'll have a followup straight ahead. >>> the father of the man accused of plotting to blow up the u.s. capitol describes the suspect as a peace loving mama's boy. thanks for being here. i'm derek mcginty. >> i'm lesli foster. of course, federal authorities portray 20-year-old christopher cornell as an islamic terrorist sympathizer determined to kill. 20-year-old christopher lee cornell is scheduled to appear at a federal courthouse in cincinnati friday. the fbi says he plotted to attack the u.s. capitol building and kill as many people as possible in the name of the islamic terrorist group isis. his parents say their son is a good person and a home body. >> he was like a big kid. his best friend is his cat mikey and his mom. >> reporter: the fbi's joint terrorism task force arrested cornell wednesday after he purchased two semiautomatic rifles and approximately 600 rounds of ammunition at the point blank firing range and gun shop. >> there wasn't really anything about him that would h

andrea mccarren is live in gaithersburg with more. what a story, andrea. >> reporter: what a story indeed, jan. police say james cromby moved his wife, children and the dog into a luxury home in bethesda, but he certainly didn't anticipate how quickly the neighbors would call the homeowner to congratulate him on the sale, a sale that didn't actually happen. >> it's amazing. >> reporter: this custom built $1 million home on the market in bethesda features a gourmet kitchen, a spiral staircase leading to a master suite and a master bath with marble flooring. police believe the five-bedroom home in burning tree estates caught the eye of james cromby. >> the moving trucks were there in the morning and the police were there in the afternoon. >> reporter: charging documents reveal in late august cromby moved his wife, three school aged sons and family dog into the luxury home. he'd already used the address to register his children in montgomery county public schools. >> we saw the moving trucks and it was real interesting because the next d

andrea mccarren is here now with this story. hey andrea. >> it all started with this.amar carter posted a photo of himself holding a poster that details the search for a long lost father who he believes is sunny tyler. >> it's bigger than just finding a dad. it's finding a family, finding a legacy. it's writing another chapter of my story. >> reporter: lamar carter's story begins in 1986. when he was born to evette marie carter in newark, new jersey. his mother died of aids at the age of 24, when lamar was just two years old. >> from what i heard she was a great person. you know, she fought her share of demons. >> reporter: lamar and their older sister were raised by the grandmother with no shame about his mother's troubled life. as a prostitute, drug user, and small time criminal. and now he longs to learn anything about the man who fathered him. >> i was always told by my family and friends that his name was probably sunny tyler. i've heard that he may have been a police officer. i've heard that he may have done construction. >> reporter: lamar's father may have ties

back you to, andrea, mike? >> thank you, beverly. >>> traffic could be an issue in one section of northwest d.c. today. members of the group d.c. ferguson plan to shut down roads in the areas of k and 9th streets. >> they're protesting once again the deaths of michael brown in ferguson, missouri, and eric garner in new the protest is expected to begin at mount vernon square park. nikki burdine is there live with a preview of what's expected to get under way around 7:00. nikki? >> reporter: good morning. protesters in fact hope traffic will be an issue. and i've covered a lot of these in the past. today they say they hope to disrupt people's lives. that's really been the point of these protests all along because they said if they go somewhere where nobody will notice them, then nobody will notice them and no one will listen to them. these protesters are part of the d.c. ferguson movement. they will be out here starting in about an hour at 7:00 at mount vernon square. they'll be marching through the streets stagi

i'm andrea mccarren with the >>> only on 9 tonight, finding their long lost father. all other options to find the man that they never met and the story has been shared on our facebook page and website for more than 2,000 times, can you believe that? andrea mccarren brings us these stories. >> it is bigger than just finding the dad. it is finding the family, the legacy. >> reporter: lamar carter's story begins in 1986. when he was born to evette marie carter in newark, new jersey. his mother died from aids at the age of 24 when lamar was just two years old. >> from what i have heard, she was a great person. you know, she fought her share of demons. >> reporter: lamar and the older sister were raised by their grandmother. and now he longs to learn anything about the man who fathered him. >> and told by their and friends and that nair name was probably sunny tyler. i have heard that he may have been a police officer, i have heard that he may have done construction. >> reporter: lamar's father may have ties to florida too. >> i want to know if i have other siblings, if i

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brian. >> andrea, thank you for your reporting down there tonight in havana, cuba. andrea mitchell. >>> still ahead for us tonight, a big name in the air goes under. a victim of changing times in the electronic era. the announcement today that made a lot of people downright sentimental about stories of buying stuff in the past they didn't want or need. >>> also, the reason behind some spectacular images off the coast, what's making the water actually glow in the dark. >>> for over a generation in this country if you forgot to bring something to read on the plane, there in the seat back pocket was always the "sky mall" catalog. and then they had you right where they wanted you, almost forcing you to buy stuff. until today when we learned they had filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy, ending an era really in the sky and on the ground. we get our look back tonight from nbc's kevin tibbles. >> reporter: a treasure trove of trivial stuff for the captive audience at 30,000 feet. who hasn't reached for the latest copy of "sky mall" in the seat back? need a self-cleaning cat lit

andrea? >> thank you. with the wind and storm warnings this is not just snow and andrew cuomo new york's governor is speaking right now about new york state. >> dangerous and difficult from our point of view. it's the snow combined with the wind. it affects visibility snow drifts -- this is supposed to be a very light snow. so they will be dangerous and difficult conditions difficult to clear and difficult for the plows et cetera. we've been preparing for it over the past three days or so. we have deployed assets from across the state to the new york city metropolitan area. we're focusing rockland west chester, new york city nassau and suffolk, we have 750 plows from across the state that are coming down. ironically, a few weeks ago we had 7 feet of snow in buffalo. 7 feet of snow. and we had to do the reverse, we had to ask all of the plows in down state new york to go up to buffalo. so now we're asking the reverse and the upstate plow operators are coming down down state to help. 50,000 pounds of salt we