arizona state tonight. cardinals hosting the sun devils and look what happened as they tore them apart. six days after losing to washington wins 61-35. time, now, for the friday night top five. now can you imagine your big moment? mvp trophy is yours. here is what happened at number five. oops! nba rising stars piece of the trophy to andre drummond. san francisco state. number three, number 22, cal women dominated arizona. 65-42. schoolyard. that is how they did it at michigan high school. yeah. off the glass. finished it off. uh-huh. and at number one, arizona state, arizona double overtime. for the lead. now at the other end. get out of my kitchen! >> that is great. >> here is the dunk, and arizona state, they beat the number two ranked arizona wildcats 69-66. yeah. the bars in tempe jam packed even as we speak. that is the biggest win over an opponent in their history. in an arizona state sun devil is behind the glass producing the show. the show. >> we a good that comes in 25 flavors. from whole natural

basketball dropped to number six after losing to washington last week but got back on track, beating arizona stated it was blowout. chiney ogwumike, 15 points, nine boards. stanford's biggest lie was 41. bonny am sewellson, five three-pointers, stanford still first. crushing arizona, 74-48. >>> 22nd ranked cal women hosting arizona state. despite rolling her ankle on friday, boyd had eight boards and six assists. and rigby, career night. leading the bears as they beat arizona state, 74-63. >> northern trust open in l.a. riff ya country club. bubba watson, who has not won since the 2012 masters, walked interest the winner's circle in style. his son came up rooting for his down. gone 22 months without a win. charles schwartzle making a late charge. from the bunker on 14. knocks it for & but finished in fifth. dustin johnson, runner up last week, needed this birdie to die bubba for the lead. won't go but in the clubhouse at 13-under with the final round 66. just like last week. didn't matter. bubba watson wins the northern trust open with back-to-back rounds of 7-under 64, 14-under on the weekend. we

basketball dropped to number six after losing to washington last week but got back on track, beating arizona stateay hosting arizona, and it was blowout. chiney ogwumike, 15 points, nine boards. stanford's biggest lie was 41. bonny am sewellson, five three-pointers, stanford still first. crushing arizona, 74-48. >>> 22nd ranked cal women hosting arizona state. despite rolling her ankle on friday, boyd had eight boards and six assists. and rigby, career night. leading the bears as they beat arizona state, 74-63. >> northern trust open in l.a. riff ya country club. bubba watson, who has not won since the 2012 masters, walked interest the winner's circle in style. his son came up rooting for his down. gone 22 months without a win. charles schwartzle making a late charge. from the bunker on 14. knocks it for & but finished in fifth. dustin johnson, runner up last week, needed this birdie to die bubba for the lead. won't go but in the clubhouse at 13-under with the final round 66. just like last week. didn't matter. bubba watson wins the northern trust open with back-to-back rounds of 7-under 64, 14-un

arizona state senator anna tovar, thank you for your time tonight. >> thank you so much. >>> coming up, it was supposed to be a bipartisan meeting at the white house. but bobby jindal didn't get the memo. wait until you see how one democrat responded. >>> also, think the gop's ted nugent problem was over? think again. he's got some new comments about nazi germany that should have republican leaders very worried. stay with us. this is interesting.

here's arizona state republican steve pierce. >> it went through really quick, no one really had anything telling me don't do it. several of us talked. we thought, you know, this isn't good, it's not good for the state. but no one had said anything and we thought well we'll vote for it. >> join us at the bottom of the other for more from senator pierce and his change of heart. >>> just in to coroner nn, russia's president is sending a message to the world, cold war veteran put ordered surprise military exercises for his troops in an area bordering ukraine. it comes amid high tensions with the west over the former soviet republic and the weekend ouster of it's president. today in southern ukraine, new scuffles are flaring between pro russian protesters and those seeking ties with the west.

legally sanctions discrimination, is not the arizona that arizonians here truly want this bill to go away, and we want to focus on the priorities of our state. again, arizona does not need or want this bill, and we are asking the governor to swiftly veto this bill. >> we do know there are some, albeit some now willing to say

stanford a winner big over arizona state.na state, on the men's side they knock of second rank arizona tonight by a score of 69-66. and somebody is going to get hurt. friday night you don't want to have a moral lecture. any time you beat a team ahead of you. you think one time somebody is going to get stuck under there. every once in a while. that's a new thing. they lost tonight 23-2. everybody bum rushes the coach. young man who played baseball at sara high school went on to be a all star for the annings. and the angels to their first american -- fergosi passed away today at the age of 71. 50 years in baseball. jim fergosi as a player, as a ma executive. almost 200 pages of research proves incognito was as inhumane as speculated. nfl went full born into this thing. martin was subjected to racial slurs, sexual taunts. martin lawyer says he had been indicated a, great sense of relief and ready to get out on the field. incognito came out with a tweet that said don't hate. happy valentine's. you watch all these shows and they b

idaho tennessee south dakota and kansas but none of those bills have actually passed state legislatures and as such arizona is poised to become the first state in the twenty first century to codify discrimination on such a large scale. tovar the state democratic minority leader even went as far as saying that quote many arizona will find themselves members of a separate and unequal class under the law because of their sexual orientation this bill may also open the door to discriminate based on race familial status religion sex national origin age or disability but i guess we should expect this kind of medieval legislation from a state that has repeatedly had its laws overturned by the supreme court back in june the court struck down the requirement that said arizona had to provide proof of citizenship in the form of a birth certificate passport or another government id in order to register for federal elections despite the fact that no federal voting forms have this obligation the entire purpose of the law was to suppress minority votes according the a.c.l.u. in two thousand and eleven more than twenty one

is this typical of the way the arizona state house operates? >> unfortunately, for a number of years, the state house and senate have been polarized, we've seen that not just with this legislation, but with other bills in the past. i think that this opportunity provides a real chance for members of both political parties to begin talking even more with each other in the state house and state senate, to try to find more mod rad ideas to focus our energies on. one of the key things i think senators and representatives can come together to do, is to rehabilitate our image and send a message to businesses that arizona is open for business to everyone. we want the super bowl, we want conventions and we want people to recognize how great our state is. there is an opportunity for bipartisan amendment making here. >> i think tonight is the first step in that happening. >> thank you. >> jan brewer has tweeted a picture of her veto. that is the way we ring in the veto these days. the pressure on jan brewer to veto 1062 was intense. democrat came from the

. >>> five states have similar scaled religious predom bills before their legislatures like the law vetoed in arizona. about the potential economic consequences of moving forward, already there are 18 states including arizona with laws chmed by religious freedom activists that mirror a federal law protecting a person's right to exercise his religion. but the legislation in arizona would have gone further, let owners of businesses refuse service, against gays and other marginalized groups. think muslims and mormons. jan brewer said her legislation went too far. but business big interests like chamber of commerce and companies called marriott, american airlines, apple and petsmart. in 1994 the national football league moved the super bowl out of arizona when it refused to make martin luther king a national holiday in their state. this week, the nfl threatened to take next year's super bowl out of the grand canyon state again. the next battle ground appears to be georgia where lawmakers are considering legislation similar to arizona's already big business is mus mustering. sexual orientation are never m

state. it's not the right thing to do. >> explain to some viewers here about the arizona -- the state of the arizona republican party these days. i'm reminded, folks, a few months ago, i believe the state party actually voted to censure john mccain. there seems to be a real divide sort of where national republicans and even republicans that represent arizona here in washington view things on social issues and what happens inside the state. explain that divide. >> well, there is some, about that censure was more than just social issues. it also had to do with obamacare and a variety of other things. the republican party in the state, as in many states, is the people who are active in the party are more conservative than the general voter who goes to the polls. so we tend to have pretty reasonable people who represent the republican party and the u.s. congress, and even for many -- in many cases the state legislature, there were three republicans who voted against that piece of legislation, senate bill 1026, and three republicans in the senate who said afterwards they realized it was a mistake

arizona. this just one sign the whole state is bracing for the start of arizona's tough new immigration law, senate bill 1070, scheduled to take effect thursday. the law would require police who are making routine stops to check someone's immigration status if there is reasonable suspicion to believe the person may be undocumented. >> with senate bill 1070, known nationally as the papers please bill, arizona was once again in the national spotlight for crafting the nation's toughest bill targeting undocumented immigrants. critics call the bill an invitation for open discrimination. calling it racial profiling. president obama said it, "undermined the basic notion of fairness." there was even international outcry against the bill with the mexican government expressing its concern for the rights of mexican citizens in arizona. there was so much national attention on the bill, so much negative national attention that many thought in the final days that republican governor jan brewer might not actually sign it into law, but there you can see, in april of 2010, there she was signing sb-1070, the harshes

meanwhile, 22nd ranked cal upsets arizona state. despite rolling her ankle on friday britney boyd threw them down. he had cawer -- career night and they beat arizona state 74-63. and now 10-4 pac-12 play a good for second place. a little golf and we will head south in l.a. at riveara country club whrer bubba watson who has not won since the 2012 masters found his way back to the masters serk kill. >> -- circle. >> yea, daddy. >> bubba's son rooting for him. he birdied five of the first eight including here on six and that put him at 12 under. a late charge for the top spot by schwartz. on the bunker on 14 and he will find the bottom of the cup. but he faded down the stretch and finished at fifth place. he needed this birdie to tie bubba on the lead. he's in the clubhouse at 13 under with a final round 66. it didn't matter. bubba at two putts when on 18 he did it in one. he won with back to back rounds with 7 under 64 and 14 under on the weekend and went the final 39 holes without a bogey. >> i have been playing well and hitting well

meanwhile, 22nd ranked cal upsets arizona state. despite rolling her ankle on friday britney boyd threw them down. he had cawer -- career night and they beat arizona state 74-63. and now 10-4 pac-12 play a good for second place. a little golf and we will head south in l.a. at riveara country club whrer bubba watson who has not won since the 2012 masters found his way back to the masters serk kill. >> -- circle. >> yea, daddy. >> bubba's son rooting for him. he birdied five of the first eight including here on six and that put him at 12 under. a late charge for the top spot by schwartz. on the bunker on 14 and he will find the bottom of the cup. but he faded down the stretch and finished at fifth place. he needed this birdie to tie bubba on the lead. he's in the clubhouse at 13 under with a final round 66. it didn't matter. bubba at two putts when on 18 he did it in one. he won with back to back rounds with 7 under 64 and 14 under on the weekend and went the final 39 holes without a bogey. >> i have been playing well and hitting well

and the question of religious freedom when it comes to states is not just an issue in arizona. state lawmakers in georgia are considering similar pieces of legislation. there are now two bills working through the state's house and senate. georgia currently does not have any laws banning discrimination based on sexual orientation. >>> the relationship between president obama and afghan president hamid karzai is for all intents and purposes over. president obama told the afghan leader that the u.s. military is prepping for a full withdrawal of american forces by the end of the year. the so-called zero option reflects white house frustration with his refusal to sign a long-term security agreement. that will depend on whether president karzai's successor signs on to the pack. >>> now let's turn to ukraine's struggles after the government crumbled before our eyes. lawmakers agreed to delay picking a prime minister for two extra days. the three parties. ed more time to talk to each other and figure things you as the currency plummeted. they voted to try the country's president at the crimi

arizona capitol after it passed through the legislature last week. it's not just one restaurant owner and liberal activists who are outraged about this. in fact, the state open revolt. businesses have a law including marriott and apple among more than 80 companies that urged the governor to veto it. calling for a veto are both of arizona's republican senators, john mccain and jeff blake. in fact, three of the republican lawmakers who voted for the bill last week today sent a letter to the governor urging her to veto it because the perception of the bill as anti-gay is causing our state immeasurable harm. one of those lawmakers will join me in a moment. matthew dowd, former top strategist for president george bush compared -- now, the clock is ticking. a decision on whether to sign or veto the bill is due this week and it all comes down to one person. >> the bill is transmittal and i don't have to make a decision until next friday so i've got plenty of time. >> that's right. arizona republican governor jan brewer, shown here giving president obama a piece of her mind on the airport tarmac back in 2012. you probably remember brewer for signing the last ma

arizona, correct? >> well, we -- i've been in our senate for six years and i don't know of any provision in our state laws to discriminate against anyone. >> but sir, as you -- >> the democrats and republicans alike, we don't want to discriminate against anybody. >> right, but under federal law and arizona law, except for a few cities, there's no sexual orientation is not included among race and gender and disability as things you can't discriminate against, correct? >> well -- >> it's yes or no, correct? >> well, that's why this bill will prevent discrimination, and that's what we want to do here. >> sir, with respect you're not answering the question. under arizona law state law, sexual orientation is not included in anti-discrimination legislation, correct? >> yes. >> so it's legal -- you can fire somebody for being gay already, correct? >> we don't want that to happen here but it's my understanding -- >> but it can happen. >> i don't know of anybody that would advocate that or stand for it. >> okay. but under this law, you say it's all about protecting people of faith in arizona. can you give me a spe

arizona is a state in flux. a coincidence that in '08 and '12, the obama campaigns in those years looked very closely at the end about putting extra money in because they thought arizona might be gettable. is it more like utah or more like new mexico? this is a country in flux and this is a state in flux. she's not the world's most skillful politician, but actually she was quite powerful tonight. and i think there is some part of the arizona political brain here that's working overtime saying how can i bridge this divide? this isn't the deep south. it's not like my state is moving and the koun trif is moving in a different direction. arizona is moving where the rest of the country is. how can you keep the old political blocs together? she wrestled with that in public today. >> we have seen republican-controlled legislations around the country seeming to work from the same playbook on voting rights issues, on cracking down on public employee labor unions, that sort of thing. is this one of those? what's happening

let's bring in arizona state representative a lit ahern hern. ms. hernandez, good to have you with us tonight. >> thank you, ed. >> what are your colleagues in arizona saying about this, the way the republicans are backtracking from this? >> well, it's to be expected. when i first saw you on saturday, when you were last here in arizona, i was feeling crushed at the moment because it was the onset. it had just been voted on. had just passed. i was feeling like what is it going to take for this to go away? what is it that we as arizona must do. and what i started seeing over the next few days was american express, i mean, apple, wanting to do business in arizona coming out and speaking against the bill. i think that there's got to be a lot of more of that. i'm grateful for that. but for me, like i said, it's a very different feeling than what i was feeling on saturday. i'm more optimistic. i think still there's a disconnect in our community. i think it's an opportunity for us to come together with business community. this is only but one issue. we've g

arizona senator john mccain and former secretary of state hillary clinton praise his decision. >> thankfully the governor of arizona has vetoed the discriminatory legislation that was passed. recognizing that inclusive leadership is really what the 21st century is all about. >> demonstrators also cheered following the governor's decision. jay gray has the story. >> reporter: after six days of protests outside the arizona state house, with the stroke of a pen jan brewer changed the chan chants to cheers, vetoing senate bill 1062, controversial religious freedoms legislation that opponents call a thinly veiled measure allowing businesses to refuse services to gay and lesbian customers or anyone else for that matter. >> i sincerely believe that senate bill 1062 has a potential to create more problems than it purports to solve. i could divide arizona in ways we cannot even imagine and no one would ever want. >> the center for arizona policy, the group that wrote the legislation, issued a statement after the veto saying it was a sad day and that opponents had distorted the measure intended to "gu

joining me now is arizona state senator anna tova, democratic leader in the senate. r, thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me, reverend. >> the entire country is looking at arizona right now. how could lawmakers there justify this kind of discrimination? >> you know, this is an extreme bill that arizona does not want or does not need. so i was very disappointed to see that the gop has brought forward such a bill that will have discrimination for all arizonans. it truly is a sad day in arizona. >> now, senator tovar, several republican senators who voted for the bill seem to be backtracking now. listen to this. >> sometimes we make a mistake and need to correct it, and that's what we're doing right now, trying to correct an error. >> it's been bad pr for the state. it's a mistake, and we want to see the governor correct wit a veto. >> how do you respond to their backtracking on their own vote? >> well, i'm glad they're taking a different position now. but the damage has been done to arizona as far as what this has caused us, negative publicity. we're work

the state actually lost the super bowl that was supposed to happen in arizona over the state's refusal in 1989 to adopt the holiday that i think at that point had been adopted in every state. finally in 1992 or 1993 the state made martin luther king day a holiday. so it's -- they saw the business impacts from that of getting out in a position on a social issue that was viewed as being retrograde around the country. >> retrograde to say the least. but i digress. >> so i think politicians in arizona are sensitive to the fact if they do things that look stupid to the rest of the country. >> not great for this day's business interests. >> exactly. >> john, i want to talk about how the white house has handled this. eric holder made sort of a historic statement yesterday, insofar as he suggested to other attorneys general that they don't need to defend bans on marriage equality in their own states that their states have those bans. i'll read the excerpt -- he was careful not to encourage them to disavow their laws but they could refuse to defend them. bakley a very public wink wink/nod nod.

story because this is a personal attack against me and everyone in the lgbt community in the state of arizona. the community doesn't deserve this sort of treatment. and i don't think there's ever an excuse that we should sanction discrimination against a minority group. it makes me sad and disappointed in a state that i was born in and that i've been raised in. a state i'm very proud of. >> jonathan capehart, in the delta airlines statement, they made a very important point, both about arizona and georgia. this kind of bill will cost jobs. that goes straight to one of the classic republican talking points about, you know, you don't do anything at all that in any way causes job loss. >> and delta is making it clear that they're more than willing to relocate, to take jobs out of arizona, to take jobs out of georgia if they need to in order to not be in a state where such discriminatory laws are passed. you know, the interesting thing here in your intro, lawrence, you've got the two senators from arizona, the 2012 republican presidential nominee, the businesses all breathing fire down governor j

idaho tennessee south dakota and kansas but none of those bills have actually passed state legislatures and as such arizona is poised to become the first state in the twenty first century to codify discrimination on such a large scale and tovar the state democratic minority.

arizona is a diverse and inclusive state. the republicans and the legislature throwing their lot within the tea party. that's why we're urging the governor to veto this again and we're very hopeful bust we'll see. we don't know what will happen. >> what have you heard so far from her office or have you heard anything? >> we haven't heard anything. i just threat capital and people are already getting together on the lawn of the capital. i know a big business group here in phoenix the greater phoenix economic council just sent a letter urging the governor to veto. the republic has written an editorial. we're joining with a lot of different groups asking her to veto this. she hasn't said where she's going to be on this but we're hopeful she will veto it. it's wrong for arizona. arizona is a very diverse and inclusive state and not consistent with our values. >> pete some opponents said this measure is also unconstitutional. if it does become law is it likely to end up at the high court? >> reporter: hard to say. the supreme cour

of religion in the state of arizona is already protected under existing laws, both federal and state.bsolutely. and the reality is that many people of many different faiths practice their religion freely here in the state of arizona. there is no need for additional laws. >> what do you say to somebody who says well look why should a wedding photographer be sued because they don't want to be associated with a gay wedding? they don't want to be doing something that promotes a same-sex marriage based on their faith? >> the reality is that many people do business with many people whom they don't know all that well. but from a faith perspective, again i go back to we are to proclaim god's love and to treat everyone with the utmost dignity and respect. because if we can do that, we can recognize god in the presence of other people, even people we don't know. and we can see a presence of love within them. >> and yet the supporters say this isn't about discrimination, this is about stopping discrimination against people of faith. but you say clearly discrimination is at the core of this. >> i

arizona. democrats at the state capital and gay rights groups are the first to speak out against this bill and then came the major business groups like the arizona chamber of commerce. we learned that governor brewer has had conversations with apple executives. that's important to mention, because apple is building a massive factory here in the phoenix area and executives have urged her to veto this legislation. the host committee for the 2015 arizona super bowl has come out against this bill. they're afraid of boycotts and possibly losing the super bowl if she signs this bill. we know the governor is on her way back from washington, d.c. she's expected to have a day's worth of meetings tomorrow before she makes a decision. neil? >> thank you very much, andrew. in the meantime, some republicans are shying away from this legislation. arizona state senator nancy bartow is now, she joins us right now. obviously some of that republican support is peeling off a little, senator. many have said they regret that vote are saying now they want the governor to veto this. what do you think of them and the

arizona state. that block was tremendous. he goes all the way the other way. that was beauty. look at that block. that is our play of the day. the sun devils pull off the upset 69-66. duke leads in the first half. >> an exciting day in sports >> it appears that netflix has a winning hand with "house of cards. " it is the most-watched thing right now. good for them. are you ready to talk about the warming trend? i know a lot of folks are over the snow. it looks like here on monday, a 50% chance. not expecting a whole lot. wednesday into the 40's and 50's. daytime high temperatures into the 60's. nighttime lows in the 40 degree range. >> something >>> welcome to "world news." tonight the miracle on ice. the olympic moment the hockey game the u.s. taking on russia. the thrilling outcome. tonight the speed skaters shedding tonight's suits. our team in sochi. blizzard watch. as we come on the air, the damaging winds and the snow hitting the highways where they were cleaning up from this. tonight the forecast and get ready for the big melt. >>> the roadway smashing into a cruise shi

state. the governor has until saturday. >> mike, thank you. joining me live now, arizona democratic state senator, anna tovar, the democratic leader in the state senate. thank you for your time. what are you hearing, what is the word from inside, will jan brewer veto this? >> well, we are very optimistic she will veto the bill, but again, every second she doesn't veto the bill is a black mark on the state of arizona. we've asked the governor as of yesterday to swiftly veto this bill when she arrived yesterday, the second she got off the plane. again, arizona is in the headlines for all the wrong reasons. what we want the nation to know, that this bill, this mean spirited bill that legalizes -- legally sanctions discrimination, is not the arizona that arizonians here truly want this bill to go away, and we want to focus on the priorities of our state. again, arizona does not need or want this bill, and we are asking the governor to swiftly veto this bill. >> we do know there are some, albeit some now willing to say they don't want the bill who supported it in the beginning

it's at the expense of the lgbt community. >> when he said no one discriminates in the state of arizonaf. he should sit down with the people in his state to find that out firsthand versus making blanket statements of the such. >> what do you think governor brewer will do? do you think she will veto this bill? >> i am very hopeful that she will. being anti-lgbt, is bad for business. apple, marriott, over 80 corporations have spoken out, including the nfl and encouraged her to veto this bill. >> all entities are coming out saying this is a bad idea. why would the state legislature come up with such an idea? >> arizona doesn't have a great record on lgbt issues. currently, you can be fired from your job in arizona if you're lgbt. there is no protections, no marriage protections. i think there is a record and a history in arizona at the moment. >> sarah, thank you. >> it can start to change. >> we'll see. sarah kate ellis from glaad. thank you so much for being with me this morning. i appreciate it. >> thank you. thanks for having me. >>> arizona could lose out on holding major sporting eve

week to washington, stanford's women basketball dropped to sixth in the national ranking and beat arizona statec-12, crushing arizona, 74-48. 24th straight win against the wildcats. >> bubba watson walked into the winner winner's circle in style. >> the shot we showed you as we came on the air. >> birdied five on his first eight holes, and holing out here for the -- to put him at 12-under. dustin johnson, needed this birdie on 18 to tie bubba. he is in the clubhouse at 13-under, bubba had two putts to win on 18. only two one. 14-under for the weekend. final 39 holes without a begy. >> 1 years after dale dale earnhardt died in a wreck, the number 3 car returned to daytona driven by austin dillon. he took the pole at 196 miles-per-hour. dale earnhardt, jr. will start in forth. the daytona 500 next sunday. back to you. >> thank you, schu. one of the most popular foods in the nation and now row searchers think they're close to creating the next generation of pizza. that's up next. ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around

he's running for governor of the state of arizona. he says he cannot -- he knows of no example -- there is no discrimination in the state of arizona that he could come up with no specific example against religious groups, which is what this law is designed to protect. but he says there's no discrimination at all in the state. let's play that. >> with all due respect, sir, i don't know of anybody in arizona that would discriminate against a fellow human being. no christian or anybody that i know of. >> i know people in new york that diskrcriminatdiscriminate. >> discrimination doesn't exist in arizona? >> no discrimination based on gender or sexual orientation. sounds like an incredible place. >> i watched that exchange and he invited you afterwards to take your bags to move to arizona. >> i like arizona. it's a great state. >> i thought, okay, this is not a theoretical question, so i went and dug into the data to see how many charges, the equal employment opportunity commission. in 2013, there were over 3,000 discrimination complaints

. >> there's controversy at the arizona state capital today. >> yes, it seems that the state senate has approved a bill that allows businesses to refuse people's service based on their religious beliefs. >> jon: careful, arizona, you turn history back too far you are going back to being that weird patch between mexico and california that no one wants to talk about which really isn't that big a change, is it? honestly? i wanted a smartphone that shoots great video. so i got the new nokia lumia icon. it's got 1080p video, three times zoom, and a twenty-megapixel sensor. it's got the brightest display, so i can see what i'm shooting -- even outdoors, and 4 mics that capture incredible sound. plus, it has apps like vine -- and free cloud storage. my new lumia icon is so great, even our wipeouts look amazing. ♪ honestly, i want to see you be brave ♪ ♪ ♪ honestly, i want to see you be brave ♪ ♪ classical piano [richard] last year,thinking they can do their own taxes, americans left behind more than a billion dollars. that's five hundred dollars on every single seat. not just in this stadium,