we've got a contestant today who is so obsessed with apes that she adopts a new one every year and givest away as gifts to her fends and family. so if anyone is hoping she wins a lot of the money, it's her friends and family who are waiting for a new ape gift. [laughter] from new york city, give it up for katie cook! what up, katie? [cheers and applause]

create classes that appeal or are relatable to all sorts of different students and i would argue that ap english is the most challenging course and is -- has the students that are the most mature and able to handle material and so to ban it, ban a book from an ap list curriculum seems a little bit silly. >> what about when the teacher's decision doesn't necessarily come in line with the community's standards and sensibilities? >> i think that happens a lot at least in my home district. it was actually a partisan school board member who was manipulating a lot of concerned citizens opinions and that was an irony he was forced to resign, he was dating a minor, the very demographic he deemed too immature. >> if so how do you introduce those books responsibly. let us know what you think, using the hashtag #ajamstream. waj is going to get you in right after the break. >> we're back discussing an increasing number of books that are either challenged or banned in schools across the country. waj, our community tweeting in like crazy. >> this is totally in keeping with the deep current of antiinte

we've got a contestant today who is so obsessed with apes that she adopts a new one every year and gives away as gifts to her friends and family. so if anyone is hoping she wins a lot of the money, it's her friends and family who are waiting for a new ape gift. [laughter] from new york city, give it up for katie cook! what up, katie? [cheers and applause] katie, you got to tell me, what is this love of apes? what is--

the content or corn are who led the research told ap that at the plate becomes airborne people could die within twenty four hours of being infected. that's very scary. as a free now for more on the stories we covered the ot youtube dot com such rt america check out our website our t dot com site usa to follow me on twitter and irritated the news. use it. ah. i know. daddy with us on this edition of nice line at one stage anyway twenty ninth and casting call and she and two camps. people are in ukraine are waiting to see how some key political changes or plain out on the street. the prime minister and his cabinet resigned to take responsibility for two months of unrest. but opposition leaders and their supporters are seeking more concessions before they back down. i msged me culls

we have an increase across the nation in the number of students and high schools that will enrol in ap english classes. in the classes is more mature material. >> you have an increase number. they don't believe that it is age appropriate for the high schools. concerns. >> high school is not college. because something has literary merit and may have a reading level that is apt for the students that are advanced doesn't mean that it is matching developmental levels. >> i'll jump in and say the troubling trend within that trend of the increase in challenges, the troubling parts are yes, more books are banned in classes. the books that are banned are more books written by authors of colour, by authors they address gay and lesbian issues. >> i want to clarify something here, both with caroline and jill. we are talking here, correct me if i'm wrong, about the difference between books being available in the library versus books used for instructional purposes in the classroom, is that would you are getting at. >> we are talking about materials, not the libraries. i stand in favour of having t

parents who bring kids that age at ap restaurant at that level have to bedimented in some serious waye to be demented on a serious level. >> i hate this. >> not nice. >> kick the kid out? throw them out. >> throw the kid out and keep the parents there? >> no. parents need to have common sense. this isn't a nantive state issue. the chef is behaving responsibly and the parents weren't. >> you would accept putting a limit on kids at a restaurant. certainly li that. >> exactly. i don't know if there is a legal issue. >> charles, what do you say? >> there is a consideration issue. if they park the kids outside in a stroller, which is really bizarre. leave the kid at home, period. >> that particular evening it was not that cold. >> by the way, when it comes to kid, i wouldn't let mine in ponderosa. i want to thank charlie and sandra very, very much. up next, fewer folks wifing stocks in the new year. but not these guys. the names they are buying with their own money, [ malannouncer ] this is the story of the little room over the pizza place on chestnut street the modest first floor bedroom

ap office. i had a picture that day. so many people, children. 9 come to the offithen i come to all of that, look at my picture. >> and the bureau when nick had come in with these pictures, the dark room attendant drew attention to the nakedness of the young woman and said the ap will never use this. we don't use a naked child, no way. there was a debate within the bureau, would it be sent to new york? considering the moral aspects of it. in charge of the photo production in the bureau, new york will see this. it is up to them in the end if we are going to write a story to go with it and we sent that pictures and others from the ceres and new york, there was a debate, it was sent out and it was widely published, photoshoped to some degree but widely published. >> next we go back, and looked round for the daughter and your daughter almost left. where is my daughter now? in the hospital. she and her husband were there. >> the wonderful part of the story is nick continued to be interested in that young child, helped her and

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that's a terrible, terrible thing to do if accurate and something we have to get to the bottom of. >> does it change your mind and the apt that they were on par with a lot of other towns in terms of the money that they received and sandy funds? did that change your mind or opinion given that there was an independent, ap said they got money on spar with other cities? >> they were underwater. people couldn't move there for weeks and we have a mayor who's a choir girl. not involved in politics. she is a straight shooter. she is not partisan. not a democrat. a christie supporter who made contemporaneous notes about the suggestion to support the project or not getting the money. this is a very, very serious allegation that deserves a serious inquiry. >> last thing, quickly, yes/no kind of a thing, anything rise to the impeachable offense? >> certainly very bad judgment and the sooner that the governor admits he used bad judgment the better for him and all of us to go about governing the state of new jersey. >> all right. state senator, sir, we appreciate you coming in. >> nice to be here. >> still ahead, pot for pain relief.

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. >> that's right, jon, and there's another poll out by ap that show 3/4 of americans don't see the unemployment situation getting any better. they don't expect the job numbers to get any better. this is deep pessimism where this country is and yes, while people kind of like this guy, they don't give him very high marks on being effective. they don't blame him for the recession that led to all of this, but they certainly don't give him high marks on getting us out of it. jon: yeah, jamie, is this why we'll hear a lotp a apparently in the state state of the union about income inequality? >> they hope that will be the issue to propel them to victory in midterm elections in 2014. democrats are harping on income inequality, but as you saw in the poll it doesn't seem to be a burning issue with most americans. only 13% said the government should do something about income inequality. it is the government's responsibility. the question, you will hear something about it but will it resonate and be a driving issue in 2014? the polls suggest not so much. jon: yeah, that's the issue. if jobs and unemploymen

that. >> host: could this old laws/new technology conundrum read to a rewrite of the telecom act at some point? is there ap -- appetite for that? >> guest: there seems to be, even though it's a large undertaking and will take some time. the house commerce committee announced late last year that they would be rewriting the act. they have a hearing scheduled for january. they're getting started right off the bat. but it's going to take a while before or we see anything concrete on that. >> guest: i think the big challenge for lawmakers in rewriting the act is finding a problem. the last update to the communications act in '96, our phone bills were high. and so it was very easy for lawmakers to stand before podiums and give press conferences about the need for reforming the communications act. verizon, at&t and comcast have said we have an asymmetrical regulatory framework at the fcc, and so we need reform. and, but i really believe that to see an act rewrite we need congress to articulate the problem. because right now, as matt noted, we have old rules with new technologies. but as far as consumers are conce

so there were a series of independent decisions when they saw the government was closing and that apslosing, thousands of businesses decided to release their employees. during the day, 1.1 million people in the city. all of those people left at the same time, which caused a massive traffic jam that caused a great difficulty. that go about said, that being said, we got 1 million people out of the city. we have not had any fatalities. we have cleared the way of all of our hospitals, all of our police stations and all of our gas stations. >> we didn't have any fatalities before. that was just by the grace of god. there were 1,000 traffic accidents. people got out of their cars on icy roadways. >> that's easy for you to say from your anchor street. >> no. i was out stuck in the traffic. i was one of those people. >> if you pull up the cnn cameras, it looks pretty good outside of cnn. >> right now it does. >> not just by the grace of god but through a lot of people working. it is by the grace of god and thousands of employees that did not go to sleep last night that were working very hard

program has become knew that that defy the court was going to renew the quarter and would be stunned if the court had said no we're not going to quite have the information from an ap has decided that it's come from or renewing these orders that's the end of this program is now being battled out in much more to remain as if these courts were their adversaries on both sides there people making the argument against the program's insight into pieces are going to test the constitutionality of the programs going much more that has been happening in a much more secret i support absolutely no i read this exchange between senator ron wyden and dad james laughter was the director of national intelligence to collapse does the interstate collecting any type of data at all. and millions or hundreds of millions of americans. no storm. he does not. not willingly else if enacted this anime and legislators have been calling up or actions some type of action against james for saying that they say they see blatantly lied to congress monday night is like err i actually shot back that said jensen york times for that saying that he blatantly lie to congress. they sent out in detail wou

back to the king kong moment, and just the reminder we have this narrative about, you know, the big ape thatis lebron james /giselle cover, they reproduced what looked like a king kong moment, the "vogue" cover, if bee go back to the king kong one, you see how similar they are. it's not that -- it just felt to me, oh, are we performing this again, like 1908, 1850 -- like, why are we doing this again? >> your point about contingent liberty is the powerful one. and the question you're raising, what's it contingent upon, and where the heck are the guidelines? we've had this discussion for that for so many generations, african-american men are all body, but they're not supposed to be body. this goes deep into our history, where we saw it also this week in the story, with barack obama, you can't be a president and too smart, you know, too removed, you can't be a cornerback and too tough and big and bold, what the heck can you be? what is an acceptable black man in america? that's the question that comes out this week. >> ultimately in terms of liberty, what we want to fight for, and i mean this,

the extent of the town priest scandal compiling figures from the vatican's own blankets the ap report shows that in two years alone eight hundred cases of abuse came in for a view from twenty eleven to twenty twelve host a four hundred priests critical political. while we at no more or less every year that they're in a few hundred cases reported of the outcomes of the church trials and the pope's decision whether to remove the priest or keep the priest hasn't really been made generally. the figures for colitis to help the attic and defend itself that the hearing into a massive increase in the number of priests being removed from the church. it also comes one month after the holy see you refuse a request by the un committee to provide statistics on the number of children abused by catholic priests. hard to prove anything. sixteen taking action should the team the new roman priests from parish to parish of them turning them into police the campaign is this lack of transparency and ten lanes criticism that we did it again as counsel the crisis is paul francis and vatican officials were sincere in w

. >> in case you're wondering, ap says that rodman's team played only the first half against the northt 47-39. they split up and merged the teams for the second half. rodman played only in the first half, and then sat next to the president, kim, during the entire second half of the game. want to show you some amazing video from my hometown of winnipeg. all this week we have been talking about the bitter cold and snow across the united states. and is i keep telling you, i feel the pain, because i grew up in minus 40 in winnipeg. and here is how some of us in winnipeg like to enjoy the cold, winter months. >> this is winnipeg winter water gun fight. >> don't try this at home. we're trained professionals. >> thank you, winnipeg free press for giving us this awesome video and telling us what it's really like to live up there in the cold arctic temperatures. that was minus 33 celsius, minus 27 in fahrenheit. thanks for watching, everybody. stay warm. "around the world" starts right "around the world" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> basketball and a birthday song.

that's part of the reason he may not want to go on "meet the press" and not talk about abortion. he has a clear record on the issue. in 2009 the aphout exception. not cases of rape, incest or the health of the expectant mother. in 2010 he filled out a questionnaire reaffirming he opposes abortion in cases of rape and incest. in 2011 he tried to hold up a flood insurance bill with a fetal personhood amendment and last year he introduced a similar bill to give fertilized egg the same rights as people. effectively outlawing abortion. this week the house is expected to vote on the bill that could effectively ban abortion coverage through the new health care exchanges. not just with taxpayer dollars but just with private money in those exchanges. and you know who is one of the original cosponsors of the bill? none other than rand paul who boasts i'm 100% pro-life and proud to be an original cosponsor of no taxpayers for abortions in the senate. joining me now is kay hymowitz. a senior fellow at the manhattan institute. a contributing editor at city journal. she's also the author of manning up. how the rise of women is turning men into

ape. >> okay, good, that's what i've been calling it. guy, you are based in silicon valley in the heart of where people's imaginations turn into reality. >> yes. >> before we get to the business issues i just want to know the sort of fanciful issues. do you envision a life where we're going to be seeing drones everywhere. is this what you think about out there? >> i -- probably. you know, the interesting thing is, the parallel that chris drew between 1984, and where drones are today. i would say it's closer to the apple 1 than the macintosh. and in a sense, if you think about what happened with the apple 1, steve wozniak wanted a personal computer. and it seems like there are the equivalent of steve wozniaks who want to use drones. and so they decided to empower themselves and do it, and lo and behold, you know, 30 years later, or 40 years later, there's an entire industry based on this. so, it's entirely possible. it may be difficult for someone to grasp what exactly everyone's going to be doing with the drone, but, back then it was div

and you see its enmity of lightning that cheyenne and it goes out into flames and it today and just acted at all to the ap the floor so that when you have to die and that they get it. and he shines in burning incense. and it's a traditional markets in him because culture. we the people i decided to insert a perfunctory nature it's sth. i can be here in this period and the artist is a common theme that time. he got back to a cambodian government has been accruing interest in leaks that iron in that area and putting people into the air they didn't mini break some of the character a paedophile or theme. the beignets and it can and will be developed on instead i have had. god is really conducive marriage dissolved in water and pour sand and his outs. this third down a minute where the artist has constructed a giant metal sphere that he had kept himself and he documents his journey from the ancient capital it is having a capital of cambodia and it has to sell the plants and fiji in its period comment on it. the pt status experience of the iron in the region for people at the atlantic. for a baby and we even bo

. >> it was a strain of flu that caused ape pandemic in 2009. this year it's the predominant strain. >> in sacramento county confirmed a 61-year-old has died there after getting h1n1. this year's flu advantage seen does protect against this and it's not too late. >>> the family of and children's hospital oakland reached an agreement to another facility but only if certain conditions are met. we get coverage from rob. >> she is hooked to a vent later we confirmed that the coroner's office has issued a death certified. no cause of death is listed. still her family believes she is still alive. first superior court today as the attorney at law reached an agreement that would allow an outside medical team to move her but no long term care center has been i had. >> what we needed to know is when all the balls are in line we could move quickly and not have to have any impediment. >> the hospital considers her brain dead and has asked the family to accept that. >> wouldn't it be great if they were able to come to terms and i didn't have to stand here in

and it was a democrat that had been held over by a republican president and had written this book criticizing a commander in chief at a time of war, people on the right would be ap plektic. >> that has happened. and you're absolutely right about it. let me go to another quote. a lot to squeeze in here. all this is brand new. you can go to "the wall street journal," they posted the latest excerpt just out a few hours ago. here it is, the atmosphere at the white house was getting poisonous, especially on the part of donilon who had questioned as insubordinate and in revolt. it steamed me, writes gates, someone that had never been in the military, had never been to afghanistan was second guessing commanders in the field. did he? >> well, listen, look at the facts that are out there in terms of what gates is telling america, which we already knew as a matter of fact. and when you look at iraq, for example, you have the al qaeda who are taking over cities. you look at syria, obama erased his own red line and he had putin basically bail him out on that. and then there's afghanistan where there's no direction. i'm telling you, gregg, i feel bad for our military men and

we have the latest from aps that this morning they were still working to get the last few students homeon those buses from when school was dismissed yesterday. now down to just one child. so we know that the roads have been packed. they are in some areas still packed. jackknifed tractor trailers stuck on the ice. highway emergency response vehicles are trying to drag those trucks out of the way. but, yes, there are people that have been stuck in their vehicles overnight. hundreds of students were told to shelter in place late last evening. nine area schools, several hundred students were held there. they were working close to midnight to try to get food to students, so a very desperate situation. we know that schools in this area and most districts, if not all, will be closed today. >> that's the only thing that's not a surprise, that many schools will be closed again today. so after leaving the south covered in ice, the weather is headed north where it's dumping snow now on the carolinas. snow began tuesday ahead of the commute. some areas could see a foot by the time it's over. >> rep

sake neither trained bird droppings have tested positive for flu virus but it's not get server that is the ap and the lines of buyer it's the ministry of agriculture food and rural affairs says that in past bird flu at the ganache the virus has often broken out in the west coast regions and rapidly spread in many feel of the aquaculture minister he competed said the spread can be halted if everyone works together. i ask for your active cooperation and preventive measures during trips to your hometowns. this lunar new year holiday even if it's inconvenient. minister he asked people to have by visiting poultry farms and not to treat bird habitats as possible. officials from the government the voting center the party and the presidential office of the day called an emergency meeting on tuesday. courtney efforts as he tried to stem the spread of the word out great. it's a lot. itn news nobody has made sparse use of presidential pardons and in fact since taking office she has now issued just her first set but it's only for people who committed minor crimes related to trying to make a living at the

for the accident that killed a father of three has been cited for the fourth time of driving without a license. gregory hull of fredericksburg also faces a reckless driving charge, ap they say that hall hit a jersey wall and went airborne and smacked into the car drien by matthew wilkerson from fredericksburg, and they say that he died in that crash. >>> tonight, police are saying that the pedestrian signals at tyco and and tysons corner are not working. adam tuss joins us with more on this story. >> well, i want to walk you around here and tell you what is going on. that is leesburg pike and tyco road. up with of the newly constructed intersections. a and you are the silver line rising there. and what the silver line is doing is spawning all of the new development, and now people are having to cross the roads to get to their office buildings, but back here at leesburg and tyco, they say that some of the signals simply don't work. a mad dash to get across the road here at the intersection of leesburg pike and tyco road. many pedestrians say it is a guessing game as to when they are supposed to the cross. >> you don't know when you are suppose to go. >> yes, crossin

friends but when that story from ncp and the climate was beat me europe's biggest upset the cheese that is ap didn't give up its ambitious profit goal but test teammates. his target disappointing investors. this is where worst performance in index with consumer goods giant pink eye a pc this is by announcing to the art the high end dvd and it was mauled wasn't even need it you can use urine in distance remained calm today and that the connelly and show a strong rebound and the international monetary fund is more optimistic for the word economy. the chill index reached a new record level. but to tell back again at the end. details and friends are less common than the numbers leaving them with details starting off. jenny atlanta dax ended the day it very slightly higher at nine thousand seven hundred and thirty. the result is the absolute is that no change three thousand one hundred and fifty three was the closing number. well mark is a searing your in the eu the us they are still trading the dow we can see that is currently no point three percent lower at sixteen thousand four hundred and nine

>> i was sent ape sto story from about a gay kid that committed suicide, took his own life.ntage point. and as usual i kind of liked what i wrote. brought it in to ryan. ryan was like you, know what, red marker. this isn't your story to tell. you have a story. you have a vantage point. but it's not this. >> good advice. probably the best advice ryan has ever given me about the song. ♪ if i was gay >> reporter: the soat song crea some backlash, but nothing compared to what happened when macklemore brought up trayvon martin on the music awards. >> dew i want to acknowledge trn martin and the hundreds and hundreds of kids each year that are dying due to racial profiling. >> the feedback from that, the hatred in the next 48 hours from that, surpassed all of the hatred in the last year from "same love." the racism that came back from that, via social media, blew me away. it was an eye-opening experience to see where half of our country still is in terms of race issues in america. >> reporter: how do you balance your desire to use your platform to advance causes you care about, an

it is worth remembering that in the initial transit ap legislation that the obama administration submitted to this committee, we had planned to focus on rail exclusively at the beginning. that is still our focus. the committees went another way in terms of doing a broad rush approach that captures both the rail industry as well as the bus only operators. we certainly plan to taylor that to the capabilities of those operators. importantly, a lot of work in this area is guided by our safety advisory committee, which is a formal advisory committee set up by secretary of the memory firsters and it are legislation to congress. we are now going in the wake of map-21 for more bus operators to advise us as we go forward. we are not going to do this in some document washington d.c. as someone who puts forward taxpayer dollars in large percentages come especially to the small and rural operators, we have absolutely no incentive to see those dollars distracted by bureaucracy and not service. >> a question for david wise and peter rogoff. gao has reported on the difficulty in coordinating transportati

that live chat set to begin noontime pacific time on the freesnowden website. >>> president obama's approval rating is rebounding as he prepares to deliver next week's state of the union address. the new ap poll found that 46% of americans approve of the job the president is doing. 47% disapprove. president obama's approval rating 4% lower last month when he was dealing with all the fallout from the affordable care act website problems and the government shutdown. >>> first lady and subway are teaming up in her health kids initiative. the chain will spend $41 million over the next three years to get kids to eat more fruits and vegetables. apples will be added and low fat milk or water as a drink. >>> an oakland raiders cheerleader says the team is not playing fair. she is suing on behalf of current and former cheerleaders accusing the raiders of breaking california law by not paying the raiderettes enough or on time. she says they are paid $1,250 a season which comes out to less than $5 an hour. >> we receive 1250 at the end of the season which comes out to 120 bucks per game. and that was it. there were a lot of other hours we were putting in to being a raiderette and there was going to

the ap just tweeted that out but i don't have that. the school's official twitter said that university police have confirmed there's been a shooting on campus and the person who was shot was also a student. >> you say a dorm room or building. >> dormitory building, and police have not yet apprehend the suspect but are in pursuit of the person they believe to be the perpetrator, and they're currently on lockdown as police search for the suspect. >> so they're searching for a suspect. thank you. and they are following this guy, i guess at the moment. who had locations? >> web site. >> you got a web site? >> yes. this is the sc state university web site. >> where is south carolina state? >> move down to that. see where that is. about a half an hour outside of columbia? >> not too far from columbia. >> i'm told the -- the only thing i've been able to get is there's a lot of crime activity in this area. i'm not saying on the campus, but crime is no stranger to the area. >> orangeburg, so one person shot. we don't know condition. police say

that ap story that we talked about -- it talks about the brief golden age of retirement.he age came to an end in 21st century. recently, aarp's president was at a congressional hearing. he was asked about the retirement question. he was asked whether it causes a rift between generations. here's what he had to say. [video clip] >> i think that the issue is that that is a false premise. it says we have a finite amount of resources. we have to fight over them. the issue is, we all age. when you're 20 and you enter the workforce, you have a long life of retirement. if you look at the intergenerational activity, you are concerned about your life and your family. notion is not one of intergenerational conflict. it should be intergenerational solidarity. we look at the data and it does not transfer well from old to young. it is different. bottom to top. we have seen the most massive redistribution over the last 30 years. this is a false premise. we're all together and we care for our children. we do know one our parents to be burdened. as grandparents, we do not want our childre

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that he believes consumers can be confused. annapolis already started taking some of the ap's of the app store. in that direction. well sounds like it's a lot at their discretion is the melodic power of land they may or may not choose to pursue to go after the company that uses the word chore. they said a cease desist letter and it's up to the other company whether or not they choose to abide by the fight to court ultimately will be the court would decide but oftentimes these things that never goes that far. and if they do use the word accompany some guy was out of the saddle i will look into the penalty of using the word candy. well the court can impose a variety of sanctions from taking the flying they can have any proceeds that their drive from the sales taken away from them. the app to be removed from the app store is is that stock were given five minutes to an apple a violation of the terms of use now what does this or retroactively in other words are things that we know what they use the word candy are they ok that the game candyland but about yelp names of people there the name candy candy crowley i may sa

the ap lists, two that cover it, say the shares are a solid longer term value for the name but thinkustrial mix. by the way, listening to squawk on the street and jim cramer said he thought ge was probably the most important stock reflective of the entire market right now. so something to watch from jim. >> we've got dueling calls on micron tech. downgraded at rbc, they think the valuation appears ahead of the fundamental improvements of the company. however, drexel hamilton, upping their estimates, their target 30 bucks. that's nine bucks more than the stock is right now. >> stock up 205% over the past 12 months. stock three sirius xm radio an upgrade. >> the note says it's time to get bullish on sirius. the valuation call, they like the core growth prospects. the stock down about 15% since their weaker than hoped last earnings call. however, the analyst here at evercorp loves the fact that almost every car is connected to the web or satellite. they think that once people get into -- i can never live without sirius again. trying to get my dad involved as well. cnbc, music stations,

the ap reports that the government is expected to back the creation of an independent public advocate. it approves google collection. coverage of live the president's speech tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. eastern on seized and. the fcc chairman stressed the importance of an open internet. the commission will fight to preserve that. >> the fact of the matter is that the opportunities that are before us all are the result of what i have been calling the great network revolution. greatest revelation and how we can mutate between ourselves -- revolution in how we communicate between ourselves. we have learned that change is hard, new networks are disruptive forces, incumbents will oppose the change in a bid for self-preservation. change, you can anduce successful results those who embrace change become transformational or says. that is the new network opportunity that we have before us today. never in the life of anyone in this room has there been greater opportunity to exploit the new networks for ownership diversity .nd content diversity of sto >> that is what makes the open internet so importa

well that all changes when we go to the other experts, animals, of course. >> they're the best ones to go. >> eli the apeking seattle. you can see it on the coconut there -- oh, that's a helmet with the sea hawk logo on it and he correctly picked a winner six years straight. and then california a bear also picking seattle. choosing a washington apple pie over a denver omelet. >> i was wondering what that meant. >> sweets. in florida, manatee or manningtee picked right for six years straight picked denver and a rhino in iowa selected the ball with a denver logo. >> so an ape versus a man tee for the best record. >> of course sunday will be the big time. 6:30 p.m. eastern. the site funny or die had the football broadcaster with the game. not a fan favorite in new york. >> some people think have a bias against this city, not true. i have to say i love it and it loves me. >> you hate the yankees, you hate the giants, we hate you. >> the sights -- are you [ bleep ] kidding me? a whole city? >> it's a tough city. >> kate upton gets in motion as she takes the snap from nick mangold. you have to say good work. >

two swedish lawmakers say they "ap snowden for "whistleblowing that is contributory more stable and peaceful world order. snowden'sest disclosures, the huffington post reports the nsa spied on foreign governments before and during the 2009 u.n., summit in copenhagen. in internal nsa document says it's analysts and foreign partners briefed u.s. negotiators on other countries preparations and goals, saying -- "signals intelligence will undoubtedly a significant role in keeping our negotiators as well informed as possible throughout the two-week event. 2009 copenhagen summit ended in failure. also testifying on wednesday, attorney general eric holder said he believes the bulk collection of phone records is constitutional but will be reformed on the orders of president obama. >> i would say 15 judges in the fisa court, to judges, one in california and one in new york, have looked at this question and a determination that the 215 program is in fact constitutional. one judge and washington, d.c. has decided it is not. i think it only deals with half of the question. i believe they are correct that

east,ape cod around the blizzard warnings. that.und the fringes of thatwill shut off three that will be the pressure differences between the east coast blizzard and high-pressure to the west that will drive in high winds from the north. you can see it tomorrow for the day in response to these tightly packed pressure lines. quÉbec.ming out of it is going to be brutal tomorrow. it will see improvements into the mid-40s by sunday. we have wind advisories in effect. winds gusting to 50 miles per hour. it is going to be a taste of arctic weather coming here before you know it. , 18-24.unny wind chills be in the single digits. more rain here by sunday night and another push of arctic air arrives monday night and tuesday. deskw the toyota sports brought to you by your local toyota dealers. >> a hurricane at the verizon center tonight. >> a big one. the caps play carolina tonight. this is the 31st game of the year. it is time to throw it into high gear. you will see that change helps. the biggest change will be adam splitting up the first line. adam oates, here h

ap. a year earlier he denied that prident obama under the department of justice was running guns in the mexicothe failed atf operation known d furious that led to the murder of u.s. border patrol agents bryan terry. >> the idea behind that thinking suggests that there was some grand plan behind the fast and furious program when in fact everyone knows, the president did not know about this tactic until he heard about it through the media. lou: everyone knows that the president did not know. of course, the terrorist attack in benghazi, which relied this week at the central intelligence agency had warned of at least seven times this green june and august of 2012 that there were setting of sanctuary. they're mnistrations stuck to its false story that the attack was a spontaneous flair of demonstration after protests to get an amateurish vid that was characterized as anti muslim. now the president of the white house has ever explained why he told the same fall since two weeks later before the united nations general assembly will have even though they knew no such protests or demonstrations and ever

that? >> eli the april picking -- ape picking seattle. eli has picked the winner six years straight. do not mock him. >> i'm not. >> tag the beer also picking seattle. >>> florida, buff the manatee is going with denver. he swam into the broncos logo. kiano the rhino selected a ball with a denver logo. all of this very scientific, my friend. >> sunday, 6:00 p.m. eastern will tell you who got it right. hey, the site funny or die had fun with football broadcaster joe buck. he's not a fan favorite in new york. >> you know, some people think i have a bias against this city. not true. i have to say, i love it and it loves me. >> [ bleep ], joe buck, you like the yankees, you like the giants, we hate you. boo. >> the site-are you [ bleep ] kidding me? a whole pizza! >> and thin crust. got some behind the scenes video for you of a football themed photo shoot. kate upton making the call, taking the snap from the jets' center. i don't know, betty, who will the fans like more here, geno smith or the super model? >> i think we know who you like here. as we keep rolling the video. thank you, rich

prosecutors office today before turkish media reported that twelve sheets of security agencies have lost jobs as it was reported earlier on january ap the turkish government has dismissed chiefs of police departments in sixteen provinces that the police the parmesan and qatar and tony on his hip and the un by kia were among those dismissed this mass dismissal in the government agencies or the government's response to the anti corruption operation big ride that took place on december seventeen last year in more than fifty officials representatives of banking institutions as close three sons of the ministers were detained as a result prime minister recep tayyip with dugard was forced to hold the large scale reshuffling his cabinet replacing ten members in it. the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov called on syria not to get into the publications in the summer cost of geneva to peace conference. i mean we won the mile long bao for me the statement that there were attempts to create artificial obstacles can disrupt the conference in such a situation isn't to exchange views and do everything possible to make these intense unsuccessfu