so just in air support carol evenings. but none have attacked the man true most of the new hope you can tune in the masses event sometime. or did you create. i'd rather just relax at home and its old women at these events it and being the only man. i have nothing to talk to them amounted to war. it's at a recent seminar one researcher reported that twenty six percent of women in factories say they use their stress like chatting with others. but only five percent of them into. she also found that male evacuees who have lost their jobs are the most withdrawn preferring to stay inside doing nothing. for one of actually in tokyo an apple it has come through. me to watch the oprah used run of toddy shop in the town of tsunami aid to push in the prefecture she has no white dna we will ever be able to go back to his store. with no work or purposely open i really left his room. he just then his days folding paper cranes out of candy wrappers. drinking to forget his sadness. we will miss my own. the spirit to grab more than anythin

. >> for carol, even recalling the moment when she admitted she had a problem is painful. >> i just satome i was surrounded by these piles i felt like i was suffocating. i think that's when i really knew that i needed help more than any other time in my life. because i didn't want to be drowned by my stuff. i wanted to find a way to make my house a house again. because it isn't right now. >> the members of this group do have a success story in their midst. leader, lee shore. >> you have to prove it in actions. >> his neat kitchen now you'd never know that eight years ago his home was such a disaster zone that his wife made him an ultimatum. >> it's me or the stuff. you have to make a decision. i made the choice to accept help right there. this basement was full. >> through the buried in treasures program he has developed strategies for separating his belongings in to keep and give away piles. though this basement way still look cluttered, compared it to this. do you still keep yourself from adding more things, picking up some bargain somewhere? >> yeah. the thing is i know that i haven'

even scientists carol mitchell is here for the first time. she is one of the top biologists of the natural -- national park and knows what makes the famous wetlands so special. things i couldo say. i love it as an area that is so wild urban system. it has incredible resilience. an emotional level, and on a scientific level it is utterly fascinating to study the processes. >> data for the research comes from stations like this one in the heart of the park. liz comes here once every two months to check on the equipment and she makes sure the biologists get all of the information on the most important resource, freshwater. looks good. >> freshwater is the blood and the veins, and more often than not there is not enough. there is a potential knockout blow with climate change. >> it is difficult to distinguish the greatest danger the cousin is a complex system and everything will have -- because it is a complex system and everything will have an effect. >> this is the front line for the fight against climate change. the southern border is the floo

good evening, everyone. i'm carol lip johnson. >> -- carolyn johnson. >> and i'm dan ashley. he is driving with the license plate. abc7 news alan wang is live in oakland where we just got the latest from police. >> dan and carolyn, tonight the fbi stepped in and helped enhance a photo believed to be the man who abducted two people at this safe way. it happened around 1:00. look at this picture and see if you recognize this man. oakland police say this man wearing silver headphones and a uniquely striped scarf may have abducted two people. >> i am surprised this is always a very safe place. i have lived here for years. >> witnesses say the man stole some steaks and two or three lobsters leak these from this oakland safe way on redwood road near highway 13. he argued with a clerk and ran out of the store wielding a knife and jumped into a maroon or red sedan with the license plate of 6gsn648. police believe an elderly ever a can american man and a young african-american teenage girl were in the car and were abducted. but police say no one has reported anyone with that descripti

good evening, everyone. i'm carol lip johnson. >> -- carolyn johnson. >> and i'm dan ashley. he is driving with the license plate. abc7 news alan wang is live in oakland where we just got the latest from police. >> dan and carolyn, tonight the fbi stepped in and helped enhance a photo believed to be the man who abducted two people at this safe way. it happened around 1:00. look at this picture and see if you recognize this man. oakland police say this man wearing silver headphones and a uniquely striped scarf may have abducted two people. >> i am surprised this is always a very safe place. i have lived here for years. >> witnesses say the man stole some steaks and two or three lobsters leak these from this oakland safe way on redwood road near highway 13. he argued with a clerk and ran out of the store wielding a knife and jumped into a maroon or red sedan with the license plate of 6gsn648. police believe an elderly ever a can american man and a young african-american teenage girl were in the car and were abducted. but police say no one has reported anyone with that descripti

. >> reporter: carol, hi. evenund that area today. not that much bustle. we are going to have to hope those numbers pick up. we are under an hour away from when the opening ceremony begins. in the background, hovers the potential for security problems. it's competition in sochi already on its way. while the eyes of the world will be on the games, terrorism fears have made many here on edge. on thursday, the transportation security administration announced it is banning all liquids, gels, aerosols and powders in carry-on luggage in flights between the united states and russia. these restrictions follow a warning from the department of homeland security earlier this week when terrorists could be targeting the olympic games with explosive components hidden in toothpaste tubes, small enough to conceal but powerful enough to blow a car door off like this. >> it was a legitimate source that gave the information. that doesn't mean it is going to happen. it is something to be taken very seriously. >> reporter: president ob

if you were a reasonable person would you feel due to the same thing. >> you know, carol, the law evename for inappropriate behavior after a shooting like this. it is called consciousness. if you flee the scene, that's consciousness of guilt. here, somebody going to a hotel and checking in and ordering a pizza, certainly doesn't sound like he is acting appropriately. >> so that's something the jury will look at. >> one other point, carol, as to ashleigh's point, there is no indication he knew he killed anyone. going back to reasonableness? you have a semiautomatic. you are pulling it. you are intentionally doing it. you fire off ten rounds. nine hit the car. you speed off. do you have no knowledge at all that no bullet hit anything. wouldn't you want to stop, seek it out? wouldn't you want to know what damaged, if any, you caused? >> i think that's what the jurors are thinking about as they hear this unfold. >> i am going to have to take a break. ashleigh banfield, joey jackson, paul, thanks very much. i'll be back in a minute. [ male announcer ] if you have yet to master the quiet sne

his friends were -- his california friends, the drowns, and i think bob and carol finch were very good friends, even though finch -- when we worked with him, he was pushed out. but he was sort of a friendless, lonely man in many ways. and particularly -- i think the key to him, the key to his failure as a president -- two things. having great power, which never had before and you can see him beginning to exercise it after he was elected. you can see these loany -- loony memos he would send out. to mrs. nixon from the president. >> host: loving. >> guest: he suggested that someone should talk about the most maligned politician in american history or the great comebacks in history. and where is this coming from? and so you can see the -- this combination of great power and great insecurity. and that's a deadly combination. and i think that's what finally brought him down. >> host: one of the things we did at the library, we started an oral history program because the library had been run privately and the federal government had kept all of president nixon's papers in washington. one of the outcomes of

even knew about it. his camp is not offering a comment at this time. carol?ighter. he certainly proved it over the years after that fight. >> that's absolutely right. >> pamela brown, thanks so much. a senate investigation slams a swiss banking giant accusing it of hiding billions of dollars from uncle sam. you will not believe how they did it. christine romans is here with details. >> imagine getting your bank statements pushed across a tabletop, hidden inside a "sports illustrated" magazine. why would you have to do that? maybe if you were avoiding taxes in the u.s. i'll have that story right after break. including unlimited talk... unlimited text... and 10 gigs of data to share. 10 gigs? 10 gigs. all for $160 dollars a month. you know, i think our family really needed this. it's really gonna bring us closer together. yep. yep. yep. yep. yep. [ family ] yep. [ male announcer ] introducing our best-ever family pricing. for a family of 4, that's 10 gigs of data with unlimited talk and text for 160 dollars a month. only from at&t. they're about 10 times softer

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carol's point, public officials do need to be communicating. they need to understand that look, i've been to atlanta 50 times in my lifetime and even on a good daye traffic sucks, carol. let's be honest. when it rains it sucks. but to not recognize that there is a potential ice storm coming -- and i've heard the reports, oh, it may go to the east, to the west, that's exactly the thing we had with hurricane katrina. and i kept trying to convince, you know, mayor nagin, governor blanco and others, you need to evacuate the city and you need to start doing these things earlier. the key for public officials is to understand that if they fail to take action, they're going to have much -- many more problems than if they take some action but it's the wrong action. so to the earlier point you asked carol about, should you be talking to these officials? absolutely. that's how people get information about what they should be doing. and i believe that's a good source of information, but i'm also one of these guys -- i've seen too many disasters in my life, that -- and not to pick on carol, but carol, who lives there, could have known that oh, you know, this

evening. >> jim acosta reporting live for us from mexico city. meryl davis and charlie white make olympic history with a gold medal within. ry chel nichols is live from the olympic village. >> reporter: hey, carols they skate on the ice they are even more fun to talk to. he'll have the interview coming up. it says here that a woman's sex drive increases at the age of 80. helps reduce the risk of heart disease. keep heart-healthy. live long. eat the 100% goodness of post shredded wheat. doctors recommend it. >>> day 12 of the winter olympic games in sochi, russia. a bit of a spoiler alert. u.s. skier ted ligety won the gold in the giant slalom. also olympic history has been made. meryl davis and charlie white have won their first-ever gold medal for the u.s. in the ice dancing competition. davis and white beat the canadian team by just for you points. fellow ice skater adam given tweeted his congratulations after their near perfect performance saying i was tearing up in the middle of meryl and charlie's free dance. so proud and happy for my friends. no one deserves it more. this is where the medal count stands. russia leads the overall medal count with 22, united states as 21. rachel nichols, sa

carol burnett. >> when i started hosting, justin bieber wasn't even born yet. call those the good old >> jim parsons. ♪ so long, farewell, we lost you and we are weary ♪ your great success ♪ is called the big chin theory ♪ ♪ >> oprah winfrey. [cheers and applause] ♪ so long ♪ farewell ♪ you really raised the bar ♪ if you were me ♪ you would buy them all a car [ laughter ] >> i want to thank you, the audience, you folks have been just incredibly loyal -- this is tricky. we wouldn't be on the air without you people. secondly, this has been the greatest 22 years of my life. [ applause ] [cheers] >> in closing, i want to quote from johnny carson who was the greatest guy to ever do this job, and he said "i bid you all a heart felt good night." >> tom is a huge fan of jay leno and knows jimmy fallon that. >> was great watching jay leno get choked up, wasn't it. >> yeah, it was fantastic. how did he handle that whole goodbye last night? how was it. >> he handled it as best he could. comedians are not emotional people. it's amazing to watch him. is he trying to get thr

and, carol, people are sick of it. i'm not even saying a little bit sick of it. they are a lot sick of it. they are mad at punxsutawney phil because he says more is coming and so do i. there's no change in the pattern. here's a look at the radar. we see snow across new york, vermont, new hampshire, some spots in vermont are indicating three inches of snow per hour at times. even out towards the berkshires. we're seeing the frozen. 300,000 people without power in philadelphia. 80,000 around baltimore. there's the snow that's going to come down over a foot in the purple. what we have south of that is the ice event. ice event bringing down power lines, bringing down all of those branches and we'll see power outages here in new york city as well i believe throughout the day as this continues. this is a few more hours of this to go and there's a lot of ice already on the ground. >> it's snowing like mad in boston. i'll take our viewers there. margaret conley is in boston. >> reporter: we're expecting to see one to two inches of snow per hour throughout the day today.

his friends were -- his california friends, and i think bob and carol finch were very good friends even though finch was sort of pushed, when finch came to work with him, he was sort of pushed out. but he, he was, he was sort of a friendless, lonely man in many ways. particularly as president. but i think the key to him, the key to his failure as a president were two things. he was sort of the combination of having great power, enormous power which he'd never had before, and you can see him beginning to exercise it after he was elected. you could see these loony memos some of them addressed to mrs. nixon from the president. [laughter] and it was very -- >> loving. >> -- coming from. he suggested that someone should commission a book about the most maligned politician in american history or the great comebacks in history, and where is this coming from? [laughter] and so you could see, and you can see the side that he was this combination of great power and great insecurity. and that's a deadly combination, a really deadly combination, and i think that's what finally brought him down. >>

carol rue silver. (clapping.) >> thank you very much john. thank you for the remarks and a giving us a complexities for the evening that we are here i won't say celebrated but oubdz it was thai years ago that i stood many of you stood many of you were not born yet i guess by those of us who are old enough to remember stood on those very steps and we 340ur7bd and we tried to make some codify sense of what had happened. we thought about it we talked about if this was the without doubted the most unbelievable set of circumstances in san franciscoed political history or at least recent history interest if you go back enough you'll find there's things but we didn't have people who were elected officials pulling out a gun and taking out the mayor and another city official. i mean just how strange was that. but you have to also feel the strangeness of that in the year as senator leno mentions in which we've had the strangeness of jim jones i hope some of you who remember a local minister who took a thousand people into the jungles of south america and fed them cool laid for a mass suicide. harvey's leg is acy was he was able to sue semi late all the

carol. the last time we had even close to a correction was about 9.9% decline almost two years ago, april, 2012 saying you could see a little bit more on the down side here and it would still be a healthy thing to do. so i have five reasons, carol, why you should not be surprised if stocks keep selling in february. first of all, people are selling risky assets, emerging markets and stocks. what goes up, must come down. the stock market was up huge last year. it needs to pull back. a new chapter at the fed. a new tapering, a new leader of the fed, transition there. these fragile five they are calling them, big emerging markets that are having trouble as the fed is pulling stimulus out of the global system. watch the emerging market and still questions about the u.s. recovery. we are going to get a jobs report later this week. we are hitting a treasury debt ceiling on friday, some political risk. auto sales today. we just need to know if there is good tracks for the american recovery. while we are still asking those questions, it is still tough going for stocks. >> you can chill on that. somethin

erin mcpike is standing -- oh, that's so beautiful, erin. >> well, carol, washington, d.c., is really, for the most part, shut down. evenhe white house briefing has been canceled for today. but the federal government is completely closed. and you can see here that the capitol is behind me because the federal government is closed it means all of the hearings that were supposed to go on in the capitol today also are off. and that means all of these people who have come to washington for business throughout the week are stuck here because also the dulles airport is shut down. washington reagan airport is shut down. all the runways are closed there. baltimore-washington international airport, the runways are open but most of the flights have been canceled. i want to show you real quickly how much snow we have. look how deep this is and how heavy it is. also maybe you can see over there we have a big snowman. thick, heavy snow and it's going to get worse throughout the day. >> be careful out there, erin mcpike. >>> that nasty winter storm is, well, it's interrupting a lot of people's lives today. let's go up the east coast a

even a front cost western ukraine. well before it got darker these are the latest pictures from carol but earlier this afternoon despite the mystery there's been this mass and to go rally and the fresh from of security for munich opposition leader vitaly klitschko as we once again to dress in the crowds there too she can see will bring you more on the ongoing turmoil in ukraine on air and online as well about the dot com. coming up this salad testing the ice for future world records a correspondent joins the staff at such a speed skating arena to make sure the services for the upcoming races for gold are smooth as can be. as the media leave us so we leave maybe. i will see bush and secure. your party visit the. issues that no one is asking with to get that you deserve answers from. politics. dramas that can be ignored. story others use in the. focus is changing the world right. to picture. from a. look to. see. us new sanctions will continue to burden economies around that's the message from the u.s. secretary of state john kerry at a meeting with the reigning counterpart on the sidelines of the munich security confere

carol. but we did talk an awful lot about that minimum wage issue. he said even though there's been some thawing in the relationships in washington, get something progress on the farm bill, get something progress on appropriations bill, and the like, raising the debt ceiling, they still have a lot of work to do and he'd like to get that minimum wage raised. it's an income justice issue in this country. that's his view there. you know, i asked him specifically about something that one of his predecessors has been writing about. larry summers has been writing about how the u.s. economy is becoming a downton abbey economy. think of that. where you have the super rich, the top 1% who have so much of the power and money in the country and everyone else who works for them or everyone else at the bottom of the rung. i asked him, are we at risk of becoming a downton abbey economy. here's what he said, carol. >> i don't think we have to be. i mean, i think it's more of a prediction than it is an assessment. and i think if you do the right things, we can create opportunity

even without methotrexate. ask if xeljanz is right for you. ♪ >>> >>> welcome back. it is time for "ask carol."stion comes from elizabeth. she asks, what do you do for cramping muscles? well, elizabeth, i have a special guest to answer it for you. i couldn't resist asking dr. robert scott bell to answer this question. robert, do you mind? >> no. i'm honored to be carol for a moment. >> so the "ask carol," what do you do for muscle cramping? >> this is mostly a magnesium deficiency. there are other forms that are much more adequate. it can be a simple issue of chronic, subtle dehydration. utilizing technologies to micro cluster and structure water will do a great job in replenishing the cells that are lacking. the electrical activity needs water to be able to conduct what's normal. >> what about a lack of salt. >> yes. virtually, again mineral deficiencies, magnesium is the key among them. >> the right salt. i'm not talking about table salt. >> like the ancient mineral krisial salts. you can make a brine out of it. >> thank you for answering that. if you have a question you would like answered t

carol, one thing i'll point out. if you do campaigns for a living, you'd rather be somebody other than mike huckabee. evenad, that's not impressive. you'd rather be a lesser known candidate with more potential than frank li huckabee with less potential. >> i wanted to touch on chris christie. he's not giving up dreams of becoming president, right peter? >> i don't think that's the case. there was a rush to judgment he was done in 2016 after these multiple controversies popped up in new jersey. there's really no indication from his team that they are giving up the 2016 hopes. christie is going to texas this week as chairman of the republican governors association to raise money for that committee in dallas and houston. he's going to illinois next week to raise money. he's coming to c pack, the conservative conference in d.c. in march. certainly have focus on near term and salvaging legislative agenda in new jersey this year and next. make no mistake, they still have 2016 in their sights. they're focused on what's now. >> the push for hillary clinton is ramping up. we have former obama helping with strategy

different celebrities partake from oprah to jack black, but carol burnett was the best one to come out, and the crowd went wild and she evenyell, and that did elevate the gravity of the moment that it is the end of a moment, but he definitely ended on a high note. no pun intended. >> and it was said that i have to tell you and it is going to show my age, that the last time i watched the "tonight show" bette midler was saying good night to johnny carson, and people loved leno, and he was number up with for a long time. >> and oh, yes, okay. >> and let's talk about sochi, and on the way, there have been a few distractions, and there is a twitter handle calling at sochi problems, and some of the pictures are hard to believe. curtains falling down in the rooms of one of the cnn colleagues and signs that ask you not to put toilet paper in the toilet, and mattresses brought into the hotels late into the night, and then this american bobsledder johnny quinn got stuck in the bathroom, and they had to break through the door, and what do you make of all of this? >> well, it is incredibleable hulk style, the there, and that not accep

carol fall. that about it. we use and while the seeming conflict extends only to find taste on these deadly weapons and can even get an idea like she is on the rides. refuel county from lebanon unnecessary and costly rages on the country's busy dismantling its chemical arsenal. all in accordance with international agreements a good batch of folks of material has been shipped out to be commissioning. syria did recently made several deadlines to hand over its chemicals complaining rebel activity for that. i don't steal the colonists of britain's guardian newspaper he says there's no reason to believe damascus is trying to hold anything back for the meantime. the security of the listed countries the civil war. and even the un diplomat in charge of the celebration sense that it will be done by june's the kids. senator levin missed the deadlines there's no real sense along with two bedrooms share a room again as the un diplomats agreed god said to the security council the other day the reasons for the juno the security concerns and that sounds quite legitimately plausible. are still to come here often cannot tell th

hear people get married to gary and carol sometimes just ten or twelve years old and then maybe fifty years old so we inform them about the facts of life up to manage even teach them about their relationship with their husbands after marriage it they will be about to be out but the thought of that addiction. some seven hundred goes on a road in aix local school was run on the village about organ on size and that's accepted my selections which stocks a tight tight coverage nineties in that audience. whatever i like saw and how to protect themselves as well as a pilot and i were to write a revolution reality in pakistan a country but forcing styles to have is not crawling. i will tell you that this is my buddy you can add to that name by deed you have no right to test my body many including the president of opec to stomp like schools and rights which represents the one hundred and fifty thousand institutions across the country meets exit. tyson is a kite. pakistan's constitution on the tags religion is not indicative of the air. yes medical students need education to be cool to them. it is being told to children at primary level it is a clear violation of

a lot of people can't afford it. >> so what we're doing carol, we've been talking to people in a lot of places. we spoke to a supplier who was evenrices are so high he's worried his customers can't afford to i buy it. one woman cannot afford to keep her home simply because the price of pro papane is too high. one woman we spoke to in illinois may be forced to sell her home. >> how long you lived here? >> 40 years this month. >> have you ever seen a winter like this? >> not like this. not like this. >> for the past 40 years, every single day she has made this walk to the mailbox. she lives alone now since her husband died. for 40 years, she's weathered many storms here and proudly hasn't missed a beat. >> all my life i was paying bills all the. you can check my record. never late, never skip, never. >> this year things are different. living on a fixed income, annika can no longer afford to keep the price warm. the propane is double what she's used to paying. with bills stacking up, she knows she may soon have to sell the house. >> i never was in this position all my life. i worry. i'm so worried. i feel like i can't explain how i

carol alt likes here. >> big day here in the news. >> these are awesome. check them out an underwater.com. look at this. i don't even know.st of western mexico. this next one is one of my favorites. this is like a family of barracudas and you can see the great barracuda. it's like staring down the rest of them. i feel like there's about to be a fight and this is a human over here. look at this. what is this, america? and london? that is a fish that ate a fish. see that? that's a victim's mouth, that's the victim, and the victim's eyes, and this is the perpetrators mouth. that is whack. isn't it? now, i look at this and i'm like, okay, that's manatee. i guess it's from a manatee family but not a manatee. it's called a hoop dog. a dogong, in a happy moment and this is a sockeye salmon, somewhere, i'm told, in canada. popping out of the water a bit there. that's an undersea crocodile. look at the gills. you can see right through that. that's crazy. >> the man in california is reportedly suing mcdonald's for $1.5 million according to tmz. he says it all started because he got only one napkin with his quarter pounder deluxe. t

carol kennedy not guilty of driving while impaired. let's go to nbc's katy tur following the trial. obviously, a lot of emotion, even kennedy quoting her father that got a lot of headlines before the verdict. >> she did mention her father. she said he died when she was 8 and died while he was running for president. also a lot of emotion yesterday when the prosecution referenced her book, "truth to power," in their closing arguments, that they will be speaking truth to power by convicting her. ultimately, that did not happen. between today and yesterday, the jury deliberated for all of an hour and at 10:15 came back with a verdict, not guilty of driving while ability impaired or drug driving. outside the courthouse, she thanked the jury, her family, and her lawyers. her lawyers were more angry this case came to trial, saying the prosecution even conceded she did take the sleeping pill by accident. no one debated kennedy was driving. no one debated she sideswiped a tractor trailer and that she was on the sleeping pill or took it by accident, what the prosecution was saying, she should have pulled over when she started

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evening. i'm here to announce a decision on senate bill 1062. as with every proposal that reaches my desk, i give great concern and carol careful evaluation and deliberate

evening. i'm here to announce a decision on senate bill 1062. as with every proposal that reaches my desk, i give great concern and carol careful evaluation and deliberate consideration to senate bill 1062. i call them like i see them, despite the tears or the boos from the crowd i took the necessary time to make the right decision. i spoke with my attorneys, lawmakers and citizens, supporting and opposing this legislation. as governor, i have asked questions and i have listened. i have protected religious freedoms when there is a specific and present concern that exists in our state. and i have records to prove it. my agenda is to sign into law legislation that advances arizona. senate bill 1062 does not address a specific or present concern related to religious liberty in arizona. i've not heard one example in arizona, where business owners religious liberty has been violated. the bill is broadly worded and could result in unintended and negative consequences. after weighing all of the arguments, i have vetoed senate bill 1062 moments ago. to the supporters of this legislation, i want you to know that i understand that long held norms about marriage a

evening. i'm here to announce a decision on senate bill 1062. as with every proposal that reaches my desk, i give great concern and carol careful evaluation and deliberate. i call them like i see them, despite the tears or the boos from the crowd i took the necessary time to make the right

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it doesn't punish stupid the way the law should carol and as a result you'll have verdicts where juries are tested and you'll see that even a good jury like michael dunn can't come out to the right situation because of the law and also because of a lot of other prejudice and culture issues that we have to deal with outside of the courtroom. >> in my mind he's clearly troubled. he hasn't been able to find a job. he's been getting into these scrapes with the law, accused of domestic violence and he's traveling at high rates of speed when he knows he'll be stopped by police and that the spotlight will shine ever brighty on him. he seems troubled to me. did he seem that way to you? >> absolutely. he's got to wear a bullet proof vest. he's got people making death threats. he can't go anywhere. he can't be with his family. a lot of people hear that and they say he has his life and not in jail where he would have been if he was in any other state. it's about the balance of it and certainly being at the center of such a huge trial makes him very relevant. the question is why. not about ignoring him. it's about examining him the r

even better, i asked her to get wet so it would glisten. and that is what happened. >> it glistened. >> it wasn't all intentional. >> the second thing here carol, that's you on the kenyan coast. you always went to these exotic locations. >> yes. >> we tried. >> did you do it in secret? >> yes. walter can tell you. >> walter, why secret? >> well, julie didn't want anyone to know where we were. we weren't allowed to send postcards or make phone calls or tell your friends or anything. and people would recognize jule's voice. her voice was so distinctive. at restaurants, i know that voice are you the editor of sports illustrated. yes, i'm jule campbell. >> you were a sports photographer at that time. how come you got this assignment? >> i'm still trying to figure that out. i don't know. thank you, jule. she took sports photographers. she didn't want fashion photographers to do this type of work. there was jay mazal. she knows better than that. >> they were photographing jocks. where is the photographer taking fashion all the time. so when walter got behind the camera, and he was very attractive anyway, it was a very -- >> was, thank you. >> tell m

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carol costello. thank you so much for joining me. athletes and thousands of america headed to russia for the olympics, do not expect privacy not even int least online. cyber criminals and hackers even the russian government are trying to get information off your computer, tablet and cell phone. some people like jay leno -- you know he had to make mockery of this one. >> well the olympics start friday as you know. russia has the most intensive security in history. the government will monitor every e-mail, every social media message and listen in on every phone call a. people are now comparing russia to the u.s. that's how bad it is. >> seriously though. cnn analyst and tech expert bret larson joins me now. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me carol. >> so he went to russia, opened the laptop and was immediately hacked. how does that happen? >> you go to a starbucks or coffee shop where you're on a shared net work. multiple people share the internet. this is the case where we have reporters, spectators and athletes sharing this one form of communication to get out of the country. that is an easy target for hack areas. all they

to spot those laws and maybe even how to disguise or is a little better we have our career expert chemicals that judgment nicholas along with a body language expert dr. caroledict a boss makes a deal like my hair cut? it's pretty much setting up of the employee for a lie and i would argue that most people don't actually want to live. they lie more for self preservation effort excepting for rick and i think you are right and we really don't like to live most of us to read it is stressful. i mean you have to remember the truth. they have to create the library is remember not to tell the truth. yes to prepare for those follow up questions to the live. it is exhausting so before any of us do and i'll send out why we tried a lot of a verbal zito have to apply lie outright. >>: for example say i said to carol potted the first interview go over with your resources >>: when you know how first interviews are. the system creek office space. >>: see before i out to write live why did to leave my last job? >>: could you repeat the question. that gives you a lot more time to think of the answer. >>: did you leave your last job on good terms >>: verbal sidesteps. here s

even joked about some of them getting ready to be the next commander in chief. mark preston live in washington to tell us more. good morning. >> good morning, carol.king of the bread. there is a lot of concern between the republican governor specifically and president obama and he made some jokes last night at the white house about that. in fact, president obama said that there was some people in the room that wanted his job. in fact, after today, they are going to hold a news conference of their own and call on the president to use his own executive order to be able to do some things, including opening up the keystone pipeline which our viewers are well aware of. we talk about it a lot here. which would bring oil out of canada. they are also going to call for the federal government to open up land to oil exploration. we are going to call on the irs to not be able to look into people's taxes, the ability of political groups in their tax-exempt ability. also, going to call on changes to the educational system as well. a lot of republican policies that we are going to hear from these republican governors. they broke bread last night. in fact, they h

even though there were witnesses. the witnesses didn't see exactly what transpired between the cars. they were parked very close together. in your estimation, does mr. dunn need to take the stand. >> carolgst lawyers in a self-defense case that if you have a chance to walk, you have to take the stand and talk. it is going to be a strategy that him and his representatives have to make. i agree there is nobody who has put definitively into evidence that he saw a gun. i believe he is the only one that can say that. i think attorney philips represented jordan's family and is correct on that point. he has to take the stand on it. if not, it is going to be very hard to say it was self-defense when they don't have anybody to actually assert self defense. >> benjamin crump, thanks so much for your insight. trayvon's parents wish to send their prayers to jordan davis and his family. rything. an expert ford technician knows your car's health depends on a full, complete checkup. the works. because when it comes to feeling safe behind the wheel, going the distance and saving at the pump you want it all. get our multi-point inspection with a a synthetic blend oil change, tire rotation, brake inspect

carol burnett was second and morgan freeman came in third. those are your headlines. interesting stuff, brian. you're a trustworthy guy. >> thank you very much. even in my head. i got to tell you, you're not going to believe this news. the captain is hanging up his pin stripes. derek jeter announcing 2014 will be his last. he's 39, 13 time all-star, five world series, entire career with the yankees. and with 3316 hits, many people thought he'd stick around to try to get 4,000. he averages -- he says no, this is it. he's been rehabbing for two years, only played 17 games last year. >>> what about the olympics? olympic first, a tie for gold in the women's downhill skiing. two skiers from switzerland and one from slovenia finished the race with identical times, the skiers celebrated the news saying they're both perfectly fine to share the gold. this is only the eighth time in history that a gold medal has been shared at the winter games. and for the first time ever, an alpine skiing. you want to look at the medal standings. i'm pulling for the u.s. norway just added another medal to take the lead from the u.s. with 12. and by the way, we now -- we ha