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andrew michael nisbet faces 75 felony counts. two boys at the camp accused him of sexual abuse.oday new charges came after third victim came forward. he is being held without bail. >>> three teen boys admitting to sexual assaulting a teenager who killed herself. she hanged herself in 2012 after she passed out at a party and killed herself. smart phone pictures were taken and shared. they have been ordered to serve 30 to 45 days. we contacted the court but officials said they can't comment. >>> the u.s. supreme court today took up a free speech issue involving the rights of protesters demonstrators outside of abortion clinics. a 77-year-old filed allays against the state saying it vi- - filed a lawsuit against the state saying it violates free speech. >> you have to run a gauntlet of people who are screaming at you, sometimes trying to restrain you. >> justices expressed concerns about the law during arguments. >>> apple will refund millions to customers whose children made purchases without permission of their parents. the federal trade commission announced the settlement. apple

and then they say let's go back to the same thing and put the ball in andrew's hands. >> michael: youays make very sla valid points. please. >> terry: just as bill belichick made this year, seriously? this guy, folks, there is nobody football league. know. what he did with that seem and unfi unselfishness in the last two years by brady throwing for 275 yards and they ran and ran and you know that is what it's all about. >> howie: you know who is sitting there? >> terry: two of us. >> michael: you and montana. >> terry: who did it first? >> curt: pat yourself on the back and we will help you out a bit. >> michael: that is big for them to do is a fast start. >> curt: up next, we look ahead to tomorrow's nfc show down between colin kaepernick and the 49ers and cam newton and the carolina panthers. the winner will go to seattle next week for the nfc title game. ng for a hybrid... i didn't even look at anything else. i just assumed you went and bought a prius. so this time around we were able to do some research and we ended up getting a ford... which we love. it's been a wonderful switch.

kate, michael and andrew peterson. >> my name is castle, and i'm with the tenant housing clinic as an outreach worker. i like to appreciate or express my an appreciation for this issue. i'm looking forward to seeing -- follow through and commitment to this. and maybe -- it's on a ten year plans zero fatalities and so forth. i would like to see some urgency on this because this is serious. i appreciate your efforts and the activist and the media attention to this and the bike coalition. i like to thank the independent media such as san francisco guardian that brought this to our attention earlier and so forth but i would like -- i would be happy to see a followup and commitment on this and i appreciate your time. thank you very much. >> thank you, sir. next speaker, please. >> good evening. everybody. i'm a community organizer working hard with a great group of pedestrian on our safety campaign. this safety issue tends to be more of an issue in san francisco, but in low income areas. we feel ignored by the law enforcement when it comes to public safety issues. and i like what someone s

. >> reporter: on that frigid hilltop overlooking berlin, from consultants andrew weissenberg and michael kreft, drawn to this >> actually their is not much you can do, you know, i have my mobile phone and with me. it's very easy to lost privacy. >> if the people in your country want to know something about us they will know it. >> warner: that's one reality germans and americans share. >> woodruff: secretary of state john kerry is scheduled to meet with chancellor merkel on friday in >> woodruff: secretary of state john kerry is scheduled to meet with chancellor merkel on friday in berlin. the u.s. surveillance program is expected to be high on their agenda. >> ifill: today's news of a breakthrough in stem cell research captured the attention of scientists around the world. for years, researchers have been investigating how to get adult stem cells to behave more like embryonic ones, which would allow them to be developed into almost any organ or tissue. the findings announced today involve a simple treatment-- immersing adult mouse cells in a mild acid bath. as seen here, mouse embryos w

those who gave their lives in the 1960s civil rights movement, people in selma, alabama, andrew goodman and michael scherrer in in mississippi, progressives have a long tradition of rejecting their privilege, refusing to stand idly by and courageously standing with disenfranchised people who are struggling for justice, equality and democracy. this tradition has touched and improved my own life personally. back in, as far back as 1964 when hi parents couldn't buy the home they wanted on dartmore road in cleveland heights because they were black, but a progressive white lawyer who worked with fair housing bought the house for them, deeded it over to them, and it became the childhood home that i grew up in. in terms of u.s. politics, people have always thought that there were too few progressive whites to matter, but with the growth of latino, black and asian populations, that is no longer the case. the you look again at the exit polls going back to jimmy carter's election, we see anywhere from 34% to 48% of whites have voted for the democratic candidate for president. in some years that was a more co

michael crabtree. after the game here it gets good. aaron andrewshen this happened. >> let's send you down to the field and aaron andrews. >> joerks thank you so much. richard, let me ask you the final play, take me through it. >> well, i'm the best corner in the game. when you try me with a sorry receiver like crabtree, that's the result you going to get. don't you ever talk about me. >> who was talking about you? >> crabtree. don't you open your mouth about the best or i'm going to shut it for you real quick. >> all right. and, joe, back over to you. >> lob. you know what lob is? >> no. >> legion of boo. >> nice. anyway -- >> do you have to do the dip with the knees with that? >> everything. how low can you go? so seattle heads to its second super bowl. anyway, in franchise history there's going to be -- i really did, i hurt my back the other day. there's going to be a future hall-of-famer. that fs a mistake on my part. would it be tom brady or peyton manning. manning gets help from knowshon moreno and takes it 28 yards. that would set up this tou

andrew luck. >> your general manager compared you to michael jordan the other day. you have the ability to raise your game in the fourth quarter to meet the moment. why do you think you're a guy that plays up when the stakes go up? >> i'm not sure. i know i'm no michael jordan by any means. a tenth of what he's done. >> you can catch the whole interview tonight at 10:30 eastern here on cnn. >>> houston rockets strolled into practice earlier this week and noticed the giant inflatable bear, but they didn't think much of it. check out them when they are leaving. he comes alive. even gets dwight howard. dwight's reaction is awesome. kicks him right in the stomach. he's been doing this for years. he comes up with some of greatest pranks you'll ever see. >> i always loved inflatables. thank you so much. great to see you this morning. go patriots. >> the top headlines and everything you need to know, after the break. en to ambition. open to bold ideas. that's why new york has a new plan -- dozens of tax free zones all across the state. move here, expand here, or start a ne

andrews. kevin frazier is off tonight, but michael yo is here with the lead story and this is one we've been trackingturday night live" has finally hired an african-american actress and this is the first since maya rudolph left the show six years ago. >> will this end the cry for diversity on snl? >> and who is sasheer? >> for the first time in six years. >> "saturday night live" is finally getting a black female comedian. finally. >> what tooo

. >> ifill: already, neera tanden, the center for american progress; michael gerson of the "washington post"; andrew rudalevige at boden college, thank you all very much. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> woodruff: as secretary of state john kerry prepares for his visit to germany tomorrow, chief foreign affairs correspondent margaret warner takes another look at the country's outrage over u.s. surveillance programs. tonight, she talks to a rising star in german politics who tells her that many in his country are disappointed with the american president who at one time spurred so much hope. >> warner: german chancellor angela merkel criticized washington for its surveillance of german citizens-- including herself. >> ( translated ): the program with everything that is technically possible has been done has harmed us. in the end there will be more not less security. >> warner: though their center right party has long stood by the u.s./german alliance, he's been a blunt critic of n.s.a. surveillance and is now the point man dealing with washington on tough issues facing the two allies. we s

michael crabtree. here's some of what he told erin andrews. >> i'm the best coroner the game.you try me with a sorry receiver like crabtree, that's the results you going to get. don't you ever talk about me! >> who was talking about you? >> crabtree. don't you open your mouth about the best. or i'm going to shut it for you real quick! >> before -- and joe, back over to you. >> the seahawks' richard sherman sunday night caught up in the excitement of the game. that led to a number of twitter comments, one calling him a street thug. another saying, proficient that you can go to stanford and still be a thug. andre iguodala of the golden state warriors wrote, we just got set back 500 years. sherman, who was a communications major, said he was mature and regrets those words. >> we've seen this, we've seen deion sanders and terrell owens and you can go much further back, michael jordan, muhammad ali, we've seen guys get excited in the moment. but what interested me what happened to you was the reaction afterward, the way it mushroomed and the fact that race so quickly became involve

just want to mention it as well, howard will talk with former nfl great michael strahan and erin andrewsontroversy surrounding richard sherman right in time for the super bowl. richard sherman's been in the media in the days leading up to the big game, he had the rant that went viral, so some great interviews on sunday right before, right before the super bowl. howard, thank you. >> great to see you, jenna. ♪ ♪ jon: well, the battle for a super bowl victory extends far beyond the gridiron. lots of tourist dollars are up for grabs as big game draws hundreds of thousands of football fans to the new york city area. the economic impact already creating some winners and maybe some losers as well. rick leventhal is live from times square in the heart of manhattan. rick? >> reporter: and, jon, it really depends on who you talk to. we've heard from some merchants in times square already complaining about super bowl boulevard behind us, saying they're losing, not winning, because of the traffic and congestion from the closed streets, and we've heard from some hotels that are seeing cancellations

. >> andrew, do you know michael has a charity for upcoming chefs? >> there's an event.ou given millington money to pass out at christmastime? >> is that why i'm sitting -- >> you have to understand. >> always follow the money. >> you're a bigger name than i am. don't be so cheap. >> was there ever a moment when you put two people and you knew it was a blowup? >> no, because really we have never -- again, my expertise from the west coast has created -- has saved those situations before they have happened. >> okay. >> is wednesday the big day? >> they all are. diane writes her column on wednesday but actually every day is wednesday. >> media bistro lunch. >> yes. >> i want to know about pricing. it used to be in you went in there and you could not get out thereof for lunch under 200 bucks for two people. >> yes. that's with an appetizer and dessert. >> i love the exaggeration. the average was $110 for two people. >> two people? >> yes. >> now you can get out of there for under 50 or 60 bucks, no alcohol. >> yes. with this huge recession occurred we did an extensive study

andrews' face? sherman was obviously referring to the game-winning play. michael crabtree responded shortly afterwards in the locker room. >> he's a tv guy. i'm not a tv guy, i play ball. he makes one play and you talk. good play. >> i was making sure everybody knew that crabtree was a mediocre receiver. >> in case you couldn't hear there, sherman was trying to make sure everyone knew that he was calling crabtree a mediocre receiver. he says crabtree made a personal remark to him in the off-season in arizona. the cornerback says he's going to be tough on michael crabtree for the rest of his career. and niners fans are thanking the team on our abc 7 page. you can do the same. just go to facebook.com/abc7 news and post your thoughts. >>> new this morning, the olympic torch is continuing its trek towards sochi as the winter games quickly approach. this morning the torch relay reached volgograd and that's where twin suicide bombings killed more than 30 people just last month. a heavy police presence was noticeable as the flame was carried around the city. in an exclus

sherman got a lot of attention after the game for calling out 49ers receiver michael crabtree in an interview with fox sports erin andrewshe best corner in the game. when you try me with a sorry like crabtree that's the results you're going to get. don't you ever talk about me. >> who was talking about you? >> crabtree. don't you open your mouth. >> and joke, back over to you. >> all right, so last night a new video showed what happened with crabtree before that. watch this. >> crabtree takes a snap. going for the end zone. [ inaudible ]. >> hell of a game. hell of a game. >> hell of a game. then got pushed off. cnn sports rachel nichols spoke with richard sherman in an exclusive interview after the incident, and rachel joins me now. rachel, first let me ask you this. what exactlies the fine for. was it for the erin andrews interview or was it for this the choke sign that he gave to colin kaepernick? >> just for doing that to me i'm going to charge you 8 grand just like the nfl did. no, i'm kidding. it is for the choke sign. you can't get fined for what you say in the interview, certainly not for taunting. was the nfl th

michael crabtree after the fim play of the game. and was still steaming mad when sideline reporter erin andrews caught up to him moments later. >> i'mt corner in the game! when you try me with a sorry receiver like crabtree, that's the result you're going to get. >> so yesterday sherman sent a text message to espn saying i apologize for attacking an individual and taking the attention away from the fantastic game by my teammates. that was not my intent. after receiving praise and scorn, he turned to his occasional column to explain his antics and spoke also with espn radio. different tone here. >> i could have word things better and had a better reaction and done things differently. it is what it is now. and people's reactions speak for themselves. >> the extra point may be a thing of the past. mr. roger goodell says they could consider doing away with the point after attempt with only five missed attempts all of last season. he pointed out the extra point is almost automatic. one proposal involves a touchdown being worth seven points with the potential for an extra play from the scrimmage that will yield in a point. big upset in co

seattle corner back richard sherman deflected a pass intended for michael crabtree and afterward he gave a calm interview to fox sports' erin andrewshere he spoke of his love and respect for crabtree. >> i am the best corner in the game! when you try me with a receiver like crabtree that's the result you will get. don't you ever talk about me! >> who was talking about you? >> job tree. crabtree. don't you open your mouth about the best or i will shut it for you real quick. >> he said it is beef with the niners wideout about something said in the off season. there are reports king crab tried to fight him at a charity event. that was not the first time sherman had spoken his mind on tv. he was letting espn know hue he feels about him. >> i think i have accomplished more in my field than you have in yours though you are just getting started. >> i am at the top of my field. i am one of the best 22 players in the nfl. i don't think you are the best 22 anything in sports, in media, anything. >> that's debatable. >> i think you think more of yourself than you can prove. >> okay. you think you are better than darrelle revis right now? >> i

quote, a lot of what i said to erin andrews was adrenaline talking and some of that was michael crabtree. to those who would call me a thug or worse because i show passion on a football field, don't judge a person's character what they do between the lines. judge a man what he does off the field what he does for his community, what he does for his family, end quote. adrenaline pumping, end of game, 70,000 people. the guy went to stanford. was a wide receiver converted to defensive back. he's a tough, tough guy and will be the center of focus here in new york over the next two weeks for the game. martha: came off quite differently in the after comments than he did in that moment. he will get a lot of attention during the super bowl, no doubt about that. >>> we have a shocking story to tell you about, what one woman did to confront an alleged abuser after a lifetime of suffering. this is quite a story. stick around. bill: martha, if you thought it was impossible to get on to obamacare, wait until you get out of it. one woman's real life health care nightmare. her story is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ so yo

andrew luck. >> reporter: your general manager compared you to michael jordan the other day.ity to wage your game in the fourth quarter. >> you know, i'm not sure. i know i'm no michael jordan by any means. i'm not a tenth of what he's done. >> and you can watch that whole interview plus more tonight at 10:30 eastern. your colts, what do you think? >> be careful. i have my pen ready to stab him. >> are you trying to do a blue steel? i'll give you this. would you mess with these? i don't know. i'm just saying. >> i'm no john berman, though. >> ding ding ding. >> i have bill check on my side. that means i have magic and more. >> you have a cutoff sweatshirt that i don't understand. >>> let's move on now. why is john berman here? we're going to tell you why. it's all about daniel control for -- damage control for chris christie. he admits being both embarrassed and humiliated by the actions of a top aide that he fired. we saw a side of christie that we never really saw. >> it's interesting. there's a debate over the substance perhaps of the statements. democrats think one thing,

michael crabtree. that was the penalty on sherman. >> all right, then sherman delivered this epic rant in a post game interview with erin andrews. >> play, take me through it. >> i'm the best one in the game, you can try me, don't you ever talk about me. >> who was talking about you? >> crabtree, don't open your mouth. i'm going to shut it for you real quick. lob. >> okay, joe, back to you, let me get the hell out of this. with their reaction, is fox business expert robert tuckman and legendary, let's go to the video tape. i have given you -- >> thank you very much. >> what was that? what was that? >> i tell you the truth, i'm amazed it doesn't happen more. this is not bowling, tennis, or golf where you have the guys on -- these guys are keyed up, man, this is a physical game. >> that's right. i am just surprised it doesn't happen more. >> i think when they're plying with so much intensity during that game. there is a reason they don't let the reporters into the locker room until 10:00 or 15:00 after the game. the guy told the truth. that's what people want to hear. >> she was good, too. i love her. i think she is a great reporter.

. >> joining us now, michael strain, resident scholar at the american enterprise institute, andrew palmenteria steve liesman. mr. strand one of the arguments you make is we ought to concentrate less on the highest 10% of earners and what they're earning and concentrate more on the lower 10%, maybe even the lower 1%. how would you concentrate on them? what would you do to help that part of the income curve more up the income curve? >> well, you know, there are two ways to deal with inequality, bring the top down or bring the bottom up. i think we should be bringing the bottom up. a big, big problem at the lower end is unemployment. there are things the government can do to help the unemployed. relocation assistance so they can move to a better labor market is one example. these solutions are key to helping these folks and to lowering the income gap. >> andrew the president today using an executive order to raise the minimum wage for federal workers. what's your take? >> so my take in general, and i'm very interested to see what steve has to say on this we've been down this road for years on the

michael crabtree. that was the penalty on sherman. >> then sherman delivered this epic rant during a post-game interview with fox's erin andrews, watch>> the final play, take me through it. >> well, i'm the best corner in the game. when you try me with a sorry receiver like crabtree, that's the result you're going to get! don't you ever talk about me! >> who was talking about you? >> crab try. don't you open your mouth about the best! >> and joe, back over to you. >> okay, joe, back to you. let me get the hell out of this. let me get reaction to the super bowl predictions. let's go to the videotape sportscaster. i grew up watching you. you made sports fun for everyone. what was that? >> i tell you the truth. i'm amazed this doesn't happen more. this isn't bowling or tennis or golf where you have the guys on, yeah, yeah, hit the hole. these guys are keyed up. this is a physical game. >> but bob wouldn't let his son play. >> right. i'm surprised it doesn't happen more. >> what do you think? >> when these dies are playing with so much intensity in the game, there's a reason why they don't let reporters into the locker room for ten or 15

erin andrews obviously wasn't prepared for it if it was me, i would have kept it going. i would have loved it. but i don't seening he said. he ripped michael crabtree. that's great. players do that all the time. i don't know what's over the line in what we do in television. >> i simply want to see humility. i think we want to see humility. i think we want to see people who we like to see compete and achieve excellence be humble, be gracious, be courteous. tom brady said it today we try to win and be gracious. he has gotten in tom brady's face. if you can't get along with him as a competitor i don't know had you ho you can get along with. it was so jarring and so unnecessary. here is a guy making an achievement of a lifetime. really he? is going to start screaming at michael crabtree. he already showed up. he already won the game. >> where does it play in his eyes. there is is is a few seconds before the game ended or as it was ending, there is a picture where sherman is extending his hand out to crabtree and crabtree looks like he is hitting him in the head a little bit. i'm not suggesting that crabtree's behavior is sportsman like. how do

andrews interviewed richard sherman. i think they should capitalize on this interview. >> how about the chance that michael crabtree is goingman's name during the super bowl? >> i do not think so. >> what about marijuana made reference? >> what do you say? >> i am personally pulling for endeavor. >>denver. >> coming up one the kron4 morning news. an arrest and east bay of a man in his seven days accused of molesting a child.70's accused a child. we will have the latest in a live report. >> much-needed rain is falling in the bay area this morning. it is a light rain. but it is rain nonetheless. erica will give us a complete look at the forecast. >> at 9:15 a.m.. we will talk to our financial expert rob black. he will have today's winners and losers for wall street. for over 60,000 california foster children, nights can feel long and lonely. i miss my sister. i miss my old school. i miss my room. i don't want special treatment. i just wanna feel normal. to help, sleep train is collecting pajamas for foster children, big and small. bring your gift to any sleep train, and help make a foster child's night a little cozier. not ev

michael crabtree. richard sherman looks like a nice guy here. nice enough in the post game news conference. but check him out a few minutes earlier with erin andrews best corner in the game. when you try me against crabtree, that's the results you're going to get! don't you ever talk about me! >> who was talking about you? >> crabtree. don't you open your mouth about the best! or you're on the center real quick! mlb! >> okay, then! so poorer are rain andrews, sherman had to say he was sorry if erin andrews thought he was yelling at her. but the look on her face suggested she was pretty surprised by the whole thing. hey, erin, good job. thanks for watching, everyone. nice to have you. "around the world" start right "around the world" start right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> new fears of an attack on the olympic games. will tourists and athletes be safe? ahead we talk to the director of security at the 1996 olympics in atlanta. >>> plus, he's been locked up in north korea for more than a year. now kenneth bae is

brian belske and michael purvis, when i finish introducing all the guests, we're going to have to go to break. thank you all for coming. no. once again, i had to defend you to andrew you as a per ma bowl and i like to make the case, you know, andrew, since 1982, the dow went from 780 to 16,000. so if you were a permabowl, the perma bears did worse than the perma bowls. >> absolutely. >> have you ever said, you know, step aside, wait for -- >> yeah. >> you have? >> at the top of the technology bubble i wrote a big op ed piece in "the wall street journal." that came out march 14th. i said this is crazy. even me being bullish on the market, you can't stay in the market with those. so, yeah, there have been times i felt we were way overpriced. i don't now. i still think we're slightly under fair market value. i think what happened last week, for those of us with some gray hair, remember the asian crisis of '97, people are beginning to say, oh, my god, is this the beginning of something that looked like that? that really shocked the market, i don't think so. i don't think argentina and turkey are anything like korea, thailand, indonesia back 15 years ago, but those mem

into an altercation with wide receiver michael crabtree of the 49ers after the final play of the game. and he was still steaming when sideline reporter erin andrewsents ago. >> i'm the best cnn in the game. when you try me with a sorry receiver like crabtree that is the results irgoing to get. >> pete carroll took him aside and told him to calm down. aapologize for attacking an individual and taking the attention way from the fantastic game by my teammates. that was not my intent. >> it's actually what he did. >> oh, yeah. >> he stole the show. >> stole the show. after receiving both praise and scorn for his behavior, the cornerback turned to his occasional column to explain his antics and spoke with espn radio. >> obviously, i could have worded things better and could have obviously had a better reaction and done things differently but it is what it is now. and people's reactions are what they are. >> so what happened is pete carroll sat down with him. the guy he is not a dumbbell, this guy. very smart and articulate guys and he immediate changed his mind and took things in a different context. >> he is pretty fired up and going to the super bow

andrew, of -- >> how about ralph lauren. >> he's on the list. >> you get into interesting conversations. you are just starting it. is bob eiger more of a change agent than michael building the modern disney. what we want to do is get this kind of conversation started with our viewers. who do you think should be on our top 25. there's iger for you. you can head to cnbc.com, 25 to vote for your picks and leave your comments. you can do write-in campaigns for people we left off. you're certainly in many daze cases going to go, hey, what were these guys thinking? >> ralph roberts, brian roberts. >> not for anything. >> steve parks. >> there are names that need to be thought about. >> you volunteer. >> mark hoffman, cnbc president. >> there's 200. >> i don't know if he makes 25. >> don't sell him short. >> 50. 50. >> all right, guys. >> easy. >> is ted turner on this list? >> ted turner would have to be on this list. >> i think he is. yes. yes. >> that didn't happen in the last 25 years. >> just looking. >> what about roger ales. >> he's on the list. >> ales is on the list. >> tyler, thank you. >> let me say i've covered all of my possible bases as far as career goe