. >> sea bull agull and crow atta the doves as they were released. the pope blessed a green parrot.cheer by saying papa. >>> the toronto zoo showing off the newest addition to the polar bear family. this little guy was born on november 9th. his mother had trouble nursing him early on, so he's been in intensive care. looking good there. >> out in the snow. >> now growing strong. enough here to play in the snow for the very first time. he's liking it. good stuff. >>> for many around the world, nothing says scotland like vikings right? it may not be the first thing that comes to mind, but that doesn't stop residents from holding a spectacular vikings fire festival. think burning man with more chain mail. the festival -- less heat perhaps too. the festival celebrates the viking heritage and is the biggest of its kind in europe. >> an excuse to take my viking outfit out. >> which you like to use on saturdays, only, right? weekends only. >>> time for a look ahead and a look back. a hearing on cell phone evidence in a movie theater shooting. curtis reeves charged in the january 13th killin

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as ever security firm annunces as uncovered release 6i along attas on american retailers. credit card systems are infected with the same type of our deolishes software used t steal data from up to 110 million customers of target bin and there are reports that the breach at neiman-marcus went undetected for five months. people are focusing on the illness ahead once the deal? which of them is the biggest problem we're facing when it comes to privacy and security concerns? severed terrorism analyst, former adviser to the state department's anti-terrorism assistance program, ceo and cloud source investigations now one of the nation's top tech anaayst including ibm will microsoft and h-p, the president and principal analyst and we are delighted to have you with this. i want to start with you. i'm listening to these reforms and i can't even understand who makes the president think that this will in any way create greater security for the country or for those people with data on those files. >> neither can i, i recognize that it is mostly a p.r. stunt. realize that he was in the

oxfam accepted her resignation saying -- the number of monarch atta flies who flies out to spend the winter in mexico has dropped to its lowest level since recordkeeping began more than 20 years ago. i new report finds the butterflies covered less than two acres of forest in december compared to nearly 45 acres during their peak in the mid-1990's. researchers attribute the decline to factors including deforestation, extreme weather from climate change, and a rising genetically modified corn and soybean crops designed to resist monsanto's roundup need color. widespread dousing with the herbicide has destroyed milkweed, the butterflies food source. experts fear the monarchs annual migration from canada and the united states to mexico is at risk of disappearing completely. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. >> welcome to all our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. we begin today's show with a historic development in the campaign to end the controversi

atta boy. in the fourth, game tied at 14, team standard going prime time. nick bowles with a rainbow connection to cameron. dig this: team rice would actually rally back to win it, 22 to 21. now, the dweweather was a bit cooler here in new york with super bowl a week away, they are kicking off the stadium series, kings and ducks hit the stadium. last night, the rangers and devils laced it up at yankee statement. quite a site. 50,000 fans braved the conditions. today's game was actually delayed for 90 minutes because of the glare on the ice caused by the sun. once the glare went away, the rangers started to shine. shine bright like a diamond. i can tell you this, rangers scored six straight goals to go on to beat the devils, 7 to 3. >> it was cold. there was a little bit of snows in the second period. the only thing i found surprising was the quality of the ice. you know, you think think that on a day like this, from below 32 farenheit height you are talking about idea conditions, you shut be able to get ice and they had issues with the ice. i was just surpr

no specific threat to americans but after this latest string of atta attacks across the region, fears are growing that the olympics are the next target. for americans headed to the olympics next month, a new warning from the state department, be on the lookout for terrorism. in a travel alert issued friday, the state department urges americans to be vigilant, especially on public transportation. the warning says there's no sign that americans are being targeted, but it follows several attacks near sochi. in october, a suicide bomber detonates aboard a bus in nearby volgograd. seven are killed. two weeks ago, two more bombings in the same city hitting a train station, another bus, killing dozens more. and this past week, police found booby-trapped cars, their drivers mysteriously murdered in nearby stavropol prompting a massive anti-terror sweep. all this after russia's most wanted terrorist, doku umarov, urged his followers last summer to attack the games. >> typically, olympic games are not held close to regions that harbor terrorists, and that's a real threat right now. >> reporter:

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he took home three awards including favorite album, and he went to celebrate, apparently atta at tacoe man behind a history collection like no other. how tens of thousands across the country are sharing some of their personal stories. that's ahead. >>> right now it's time to show you this morning's helines. "the new york times" says major food companies are cutting calories. a major study shows packaged foods sold between 2007 to 2012 had an average of 78 fewer calorie calories. researches say they're encouraged by the trend. >>> "chicago tribune" says macy's plans to lay off about 2,500 workers. the retailer will close five stores by spring but it plans to replace eight macy's and bloomingdale's stories. they plan to save $800 million a year. >> the"the wall street journal" talks about the best and worst airlines. when it came to the latest and mishandled bags -- >> the "houston chronicle" says johnny football is going pro. in 2012 he made heft as the first freshman to win the heisman trophy. in his second season last year manziel threw for more than 4,000 yards and 37 touchdowns and

we were shaken by the signs we had missed leading up to the atta attacks.s to known extremists and traveled to suspicious places. so we demanded that our intelligence community improve its capabilities and that law enforcement change practices to focus more on pro preveeventings before they happened than prosecuting terrorists after an attack. it is hard to overstate the transformation america's intelligence community had to go through after 9/11. our agencies suddenly needed to do far more than the traditional mission of monitoring hostile powers and gathering information for policymakers. instead, they were now asked to identify and target, plotters and n. some of the most remote parts of the world, and to anticipate the actions of networks that by their very nature could not be easily penetrated with spies or enfo enformants. it is a testimony of the hard work and dedication of men and women in our community that over the past decade we've made enormous strides in filling this mission. today new capabilities allow intelligence agencies to track who a ter

and senator ron paul's message atta attacked on equality, and it with was in stark contrast of the president's your own according to rand paul, and this is the grandchild here. >> and think of the billions spent on the war of poverty, and government spending does not work, and create jobs. only the democracy of the marketplace can find those capable of creating jobs. it is not that the government is inherently stupid, although it is a debatable point, it is that government doesn't get the same signals. the war on poverty failed. it has trapped us in multigenerational dependency. >> a fountainhead of ideas th e there, and who is john gault? that is right out of the book, and basic libertarianism. >> and a it resonates. >> with the people who, yeah, read the fountain -- >> well, it resonates. >> i am not sure it is good f s philosophy. >> well, you don't want to run the country on it. and then you had the nice view of cca, tthy mcmorris rodgers, i like this one, he called the president a outlaw, and he did not wait for the president to speak tonight, and he, this is cruz's lawlessness. here is t