so charles agreed.s they made their way back to the truck, charles got in first. >> charles was able to pull away before the hitchhiker could get to the passenger side of the vehicle. he drove off leaving the hitchhiker standing in the intersection. >> shaken by the experience, charles said he drove around for a while instead of going straight home. >> he doesn't want to go right home because he's afraid that the hitchhiker's going to see him and know where he lives. >> about 20 minutes later charles drove up the driveway to his home and to his shock and surprise, he saw the hitchhiker walking around his property. that's when he went to call police. >> the type of weapon was never conclusively determined by the medical examiner, just that it was a cutting instrument. it could have been consistent with a screwdriver or a knife. >> there are a lot of things going through investigators' minds thinking that the story that charles is telling is just not adding up. >> when charles was finished with his story,

charles payne in for stewart's today, take it away, charles. charles: thank you, maria. mitt romney saw this coming. and now russia is winning the global chess match. match. good morning, everyone, i am charles payne in for stuart. here is your big story today. the prices in ukraine is a financial story. coming days after major cuts to u.s. military budget and manpower improves the need to build the keystone pipeline. the market down a triple digits right now, many going into oil and gold for the moment. tim cook, apple's chief, said don't buy the stock if you don't believe in global warming. and the man that could be the first legitimate google glass competitor. buckle up ffr two hours on a big day for your money. "varney & company" is about to begin. ukraine is the big drag on the stock market this morning. you can see up 137 points. also affecttng the oil market. having a big move up, $2.41. sandra smith is with me. how long is this going to last? sandra: this is seen as a short-term threats to oil prices right now. is there any serious threats to those will supplies

charles: good morning. i am charles payne in for stuart varney. again, it is all about tech. it is high tech. first to apple, and talk with comcast to create a joint streaming service. we know this is the ongoing trend. givpeople are cutting the cord. and cisco rolling out a billion dollars plan that could create the world's largest cloud computincomputing service. google turned on military money for the robotics division. remember, do no harm. the bio techs doing major harm as they continue the implosion play the entire market along for the ride right now. happy birthday, obamacare. this week the supreme court hears a challenge to major requirement of the law. "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ charles: we have a check on the big board, dow jones industrials gaining 200 points last week. but we are pulling back this morning. this could be a critical week. i see it as a continuation from friday. big games that pulled back, i do say bubble, don't like to use a word, but when it comes to biotech i saw the last couple of weeks the it could start collapg on friday and bio te

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charles, it is all you right now. charles: despite all of this double talk, tech is still king. and here is your big story for today. more stores from kings, going public tomorrow and box, the online stores company going public as well and google teaming up with ray ban and make glass a lot cooler to wear. politicians meet technology as president obama continues to use out reach for the nsa to crack down on snipping, marco rubio for younger voters, pushing for less regulation of companies like uber. "varney and company" about to begin. days of food all over again. friday up big, give away, give away and this morning so far up began trying to give away another triple digit rally. nasdaq bouncing back a little bit after a couple of sessions. now you see it is flat. look at this chart. nasdaq flat for the year. biotech has been a drag, yesterday they were a drag, lot of talk about a bobble and a bubble bursting. sandra smith, biotech, you think the party might be over? sandra: they haven't entered into a bear market territory which would be a drop of 420% or more but correction ter

here is charles payne. charles: excuses excuses. this is the big story, harry reid blaming internet ignorance for a lack of obamacare side of. america is too stupid to work the internet. president obama meets with the pope looking for divine intervention perhaps. is latest poll numbers not that good. another video short sego viral, what he is fighting for. and fire up though organs. more bad news for game stop. "varney and company" starts now. charles: we begin with game stop. look at your screen. the fact the we do follow closely. i wonder if vincent price one come out. and disappointing profits on growth and that is not good for the company. maria: walmart will be selling used video games and this will be major competition for game stop at a time they are already struggling, stocks down 70% on weaker results. it is not looking good. charles: the conference call how important they are, this is gangbusters. even first quarter guidance, it is amazing. >> is that a foreign concept to drive your car to a store, go in and buy a video ga

more about the eccentric life of charles severance coming up at 5:00. i'm pat collins, live in virginia. >> and we are going to go to the live desk now with news4's scott macfarlane with more of the investigation. >> yes, news4 i-team just got a copy of the police report showing that charles severance at 6:00 in the afternoon went to russian embassy to ask for asylum after chief earl cook announced the con fek shupbes between the kill ings. he went to the russian embassy to seek asylum, and the d.c. report says that he was turned away and an unwanted desk there. and we called the russian embassy and got an english-speaking representative, and he said to e-mail him the questions, and we have not heard back. scott macfarlane. >>> and more details are emerging as we look into the life of charles zseverance as ae the police and the fbi. and you can also look into the similarities of the three murders. >>> and also, a 9-year-old girl was robbed in northeast washington as she walked her dog. we are talking to the little girl's mother. >>> looking at the blue

charles: what do they do? charles: big salons near your home. your near a strip mall you will see one. i have never been inside one. first time i saw it i was blown away. it is a beauty salon. all these kind of things, they had all middle growing pain, you can see where they pulled back. it goes back to 135. this is the stock, i like short-term and long-term. stuart: we q you. next case. bit bit. one of these. facing a class-action lawsuit over a rashes some people say they get from wearing it. are lawyers going to kill it? maybe they are trying to but we have a lawyer joining us in two minutes. the company that helped 3d print a man's new face. >> that company makes machines, makes little figurines, jewelry, it is a glorified play-doh factory. so ally bank has a raise your rate cd that wothat's correct.a rate. cause i'm really nervous about getting trapped. why's that? uh, mark? go get help! i have my reasons. look, you don't have to feel trapped with our raise your rate cd. if our rate on this cd goes up, yours can too. oh that sounds nice. do

and tonight we also drove to the ex-wife of charles severance. she got out of her car, was walking to her home, and she refused to comment about this latest development. again, alexandria police are not calling him a person of interest or suspect in this case right now. they're waiting for more leads and information. live in alexandria, i'm shomari stone, news4. >> severance is no stranger to a lot of people in alexandria. he went for mayor in 1996 and 2000 as an independent. folks who knew him then say severance was fixated on mental health issues. we found a website registered to a charles severance of oakton, virginia called mentaldisorder.com. it details his legal troubles with the alexandria courts over custody of his son and possession of guns. long-time mayor carrie donnelly says severance used to come to political events dressed in black and focused on that one issue. >> whether you asked a question about a local community question or a local neighborhood question, he would launch into a diatribe about mental health services to juveniles

charles, to you first. charles: here is the problem, and a lot of people living off the government, hey, get into the capital system. you will start at the bottom. the problem is you can climb up to hear. that is what it was always about. minimum wage. your mother goes to the supermarket. that is the kind of thing that it is for. stuart: any comment on this, bill? what does this do if we go to $10.10 an hour? >> i am probably not the correct person to ask. there is nobody getting minimum wage or even close. we are hiring talent. we are hiring people. stuart: you will technology eyes all of them, aren't you? >> many of them, yes. stuart: we want to get bill harris to weigh in on yesterday's tech tourney match up. ibm versus 3 d. 3 d systems, that is. which stock would you buy? ibm, 3 d systems? >> ibm is a great company, but it is difficult at their scale and with the maturity of their businesses to get good growth. 3d technologies are just, you know, something like wearable technologies, they are not there

charles: it is a.hing. >> if you are healthy, it is not economically smart to spend $1700 to sign up when you can just pay the penalty. stuart: i thought the experience with the comedian was rather funny. i thought it worked as a venue for the president to get the message out to young people. i think that is what you have to do these days. >> this was an act of pure desperation. charles: the problem is the way this was touted as a signature achievement. there should have been a line of 30 million people. stuart: thank you very much for joining us in new york. three very modern companies. three different businesses. which one would you buy into? cars.com. shibani. andy grosz. valued at more than $7 billion. we knew we just had to talk about it. right, charles. which one would you buy? charles: it would be between chibani and cars.com. auto trader gets me on single-digit leads. cars.com, i get 30 times that each month. that will be good. chibani i love that. they created the market out of nothing. candy

charles? charles: i don't know. i really don't know. it is limited to 21 million coins, that could ultimately be onerous it might be the best thing in the world. i simply don't know. stuart: do you have an opinion on bitcoin? >> yes i do. i am on record as saying it. i think it is of folly for the intellectual elite. i don't like it. stuart: that is why we like you. >> there is a place out there for virtual currencies. i am not sure bitcoin is it. killing transaction fees and transport money from one country to another virtual currency doesn't, i don't know if this is bitcoin. stuart: listen to what market watcher harry dent said about the market rally. roll tape. >> this is total fid trouble. they will ball lit up. we won't get inflation, we will get a financial asset bubble. stand by this and burst this year and burst big. stuart: charles, as soon as perry said this, i could see this. charles: one day it will happen. charles: i like harry's previous argument. when he said we have an aging population, deflationary, that was a more nuan

her previous husband, charles augustine, was an airline pilot. he'd suffered a stroke and was hospitalized, and chaz higgs was his nurse. that's when kathy and chaz met. >> they were seen together in the hospital, having meals together in the hospital cafeteria. a relative of charles augustine was quoted as saying he thought it was odd, that kathy and the nurse were spending so much time together. >> charles augustine died in the hospital. kathy married chaz just three weeks later. >> it was a relationship that developed very quickly and certainly took all of kathy's friends and family members off guard. >> it just seemed very naive, and of course, we didn't express that to her. i mean, we wished her well and hoped for the best. >> kathy was the beneficiary of charles augustine's $1 million life insurance policy. investigators learned that kathy and charles were talking about a divorce before he suffered the stroke. it's unclear whether kathy would have remained the beneficiary, had the two divorced. investigators now wondered if charles augustin

stuart: how about you, charles? charles: i would not touch it right now. nicole? nicole: i am so torn on this one. every weekend, my kids want to go to game stop. however, everything i read about game stop tells me otherwise. the other games that are downloaded rather than having to go to the store, that is another big, big problem for game stop. stuart: downloading is the way it is going. okay. let's move onto the varney tech tournament. netflix versus yahoo!. there is no arguing how netflix stock has been. look at both stocks this year. netflix is a winner. make your pick on this bracket, please, charles. charles: i am going with yahoo!. if you look at yahoo!, there are no expectations built into that stock price. you are looking at a market cap close to zero. stuart: liz, what do you say? liz: i am thinking more about netflix. netflix has more excitement behind it. stuart: how about you, nicole? nicole: i think that they are both great companies. there is nothing like netflix. they are really pumping out that programming. even my father asked me recentl

charles payne is here.his seems to be on doing what ron johnson did back in the day trying to revolutionize jcpenney. charles: he tried to make jcpenney into apple. he just completely angered all the traditional jcpenney shoppers. he really tried to turn the industry upside down on its ear. they know what works. i admit this guy was the last few years at jcpenney at the helm, things got a little shaky but through retailer who understands what is going on. stuart: you are not buying jcpenney. you are not selling it. charles: it is up 100% from its low. i like what they are doing. stuart: thank you. two items from amazon. they are raising the price of a prime membership to $99 from the current $79. the first increase since the service was introduced nine years ago. i say this is good for amazon stock because it brings in more revenue. you say what? charles: absolutely. we have to get from the revenue lines to the earnings line. two weeks ago from a standpoint put a strong sell on them, wall street wants to se

charles: how do we get that changed? there seem to be a couple of states mandate kids learn this in school. >> i feel it should be incorporated in l.a. relevant for people, not just talking about it. it is so great you bring kids together incorporating it in their daily lives and doing real things. i was teaching my four-year-old money at two and a half. stuart: for me it was cleanse. that was interesting. i'm glad i got them all right. and all night talk upon by the senate of global warming. how does glover norquist think about that? he is next. stuart: you know, stocks are pretty flat this morning. something about the price of gold hitting real steady. that is where we are right now. know the greek yogurt, looks like everybody is into it these days. the comp he wants to sell a state that values the whole thing. 2.5 billion. this is a relatively new company, it has a lot of competition, so i am wondering about a valuation, but your angle is the american dream. charles: the u.s. market for greek yogurt over 7 billion in

stuart: charles payne. charles: these are actually from ask charles.viewers wanted information on. , was asking about hewlett-packard. he said will they make significant growth? >> no one thinks that they will make specific growth. i would not be a buyer at the stock. speak to someone asking about 3 d. charles: we are even more. they are in sort of dog them a little bit today. i think that it is oversold. stuart: we have the parents person who made that report. he is on the show about 40 minutes or now. charles: i want to talk to him. stuart: what do we have now? south by southwest. that is a big one these days. there are a lot more headlines coming out of it. would you believe laser drones? tags are drones. dear lord. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] help brazil reduce its overall reliance on foreign imports with the launch of theountry's largest petrochemical operation. ♪ when emerson takes up the challenge, "it's never been done before" simply becomes consider it solved. emerson. ♪ emerson. sometimes they just drop in. always obvious. cme group can help you

tia kinea spear headed a volunteering erftd at charl drew elementary school located in bay view. they help stud want meet and exceed profeshancy levels in the next 5 years. we are talking blt a church to make a 5 year xhitement to lend a helping hand to the scholars of charles drew. they made a dedication to [inaudible] homework and other classroom activities. largely to support the students, the faculty and the parents. many of the program volunteers are residence of the community and have a very unique and sensitive understanding to the challenges that the students and parents are facing. this culture sensitivity is critical to the success of the program. please join me as a lift up this organization as a shining example of what can and should be community oreging. it is through partnerships like this, partnerships like this that truly transform a small community in a very impactful way. today we celebrate black history month and i hope we will be able to sell fwlait transporimation of many of the people we are honoring today doing oen daley basis. [inaudible] into a better soc

stuart: how about you charles? charles: i think that scott did it spot on.s. apple versus amazon. stuart: apple or amazon. charles: maybe one day they will get a spark. >> i think google is the name to be. stuart: apple or amazon? >> i agree with charles all the way. i am going apple. apple makes money hand over fist. stuart: scott, google or ibm, apple or amazon? >> i would say google. really it will be google. stuart: that is a tantalizing laugh line right there. that is it for the real halftime report. thank you to everyone. charles remains. he is still here. he will tell us about a stock that our viewers told him about. sirius xm. charles: a lot of people loaded up. they may be taking a loss. stuart: we are on channel 113. charles: they will make money. >> a middle school student doing what politicians do. we have the details. next. ♪ i've always kept my eye on her... but with so much health care noise, i didn't always watch out for myself. with unitedhealthcare, i get personalized information and rewards for addressing my health risks. but she's still g

it is not a step to turn it over and retreat. >> charles? >> but that is some sort of self-government. and when you have it out of the hands of the u.s. you will have the influence of government. and let's say it is only a phone book. and let's say that all the apartied regimes would change the system. >> governments try to do this, try to stop things happening on the internet. turkey tried it last week, they were going to ban twitter. it exploded the other way. this is bottom up technology, now, it is in the hands of everybody. it doesn't belong to any government anymore. even if the u.s. government thinks it owns it, it doesn't. we see it every day in our lives, we all know that. >> when we come back, does trimming our fighting forces mean we're no longer in fighting form? i'm sorry for your loss. it still doesn't feel real. our time together was... so short. well, since you had progressive's total loss coverage, we were able to replace your totaled bike with a brand-new one. the tank...the exhaust... well, she looks just like roxie! you k

charles: 21%. stuart: they build drones. charles: they build drones.art: that is another winner. charles: you are just chomping at the bit. [laughter] stuart: the geewhiz technology we are getting into. injuring a bill today to create an inspector general. they will monitor obamacare. obamacare will cost 1.8 trillion over 10 years. right now there is no single authority to track you probe all that spending. stuart: monica crowley. >> now on the record why. the fact that we have seen so many problems with exchange. when you look at the state run exchanges that cause massive federal grants, for example, oregon. their website is not operational. even to this day. $304 million, our money. you have a bipartisan push. the two democrat senators from oregon. other exchanges, massachusetts, minnesota, hawaii, similar problems. at the federal level, it is even worse. so much money is being sucked away. stuart: we have a congressman joining us at 12 noon. that is a proposal to get inspector general installed. doesn't have to go through the senate which is control

hey, you're not the charles barkley? yes i am. nah charles barkley is way taller.re's my picture on the wall. yeah that could be anyone. what about my jersey over there? oh yeah, that's your jersey. there's my bobble head right behind you. alright well let me see you bobble. yeah, i'm just not buying it man. earn unlimited double miles with no blackout dates from the capital one venture card. my brother john, he works here. john, you know this guy? what's in your wallet? >>> in the impact segment total. why is america obsessed with the missing in legs jet liner? some of us are disturbed by the situation. >> i can't handle the media on this. i literally cannot. we have anchor and anchor ettes that don't know why the planes fly. they couldn't explain the differential lift to you if their jobs depended on it it's all such a show. i just -- i can't -- i can't handle the media coverage of it. >> mr. limbaugh is right. watching some of this coverage is painful. today somebody did five minutes on a possible electrical fire on the plane. well, if there was an electrical fi

unlike charles, to ahead, charles. >> after mizrahi, before target was target. there was a major difference between target and walmart. melissa: i still think there is, jonas, is there still a major difference. >> they haven't done anything unique. only thing is hip is nut aisle. they have neat nuts with the chocolate almond. melissa: the nut aisle? >> overplaying decline of target, overall business model and. melissa: the nut aisle. >> the hacking issue will likely bo away. the go credit letters coming away from breach letters. i don't know which company had a breach. so much is going on. not pin it to target. >> tell you this much, the street says they will make $4.77, next month, next year. melissa: i don't want to be the one, charles got a point at last second. it's a tie. charles, go back to the nut aisle. thanks so much. charles will be back in a moment to talk mcdonald's. i know you're worked up over that one as well. have some water or something in the meantime. dow and s&p crossing the unchanged line for the 32nd time today. market is struggling to hold

no charges have been filed against charles severance. but there is a warrant for his arrest on weapons charges. the big question is, does this composite sketch match the mug shot of charles severance? we are live outside of the home in alexandria with our top story. say it was ace routine analysis that led to severance's name. relief, there may be a possible break in the case. this surveillance video shows charles severance checking into a motel on tuesday afternoon. at the time, the manager had no inkling that police in alexandria were looking for severance. officers and state police arrested severance at a local library. he had an outstanding warrant. the charge was for a felon in possession of a firearm. >> they told me about him. the next thing you know, they said they had arrested him. >> police seized a library computer where severance had been working. he is now in jail after declining to post $100,000 on. >> we cannot say that he is a suspect. >> police will not even call him a person of interest. three people were killed recentl

it is not a step to turn it over and retreat. >> charles? >> but that is some sort of self-government. and when you have it out of the hands of the u.s. you will have the influence of government. and let's say it is only a phone book. and let's say that all the apar tied regimes would have no addresses. isn't that something you want to prevent? why would you change a system in which that would not happen? >> you're just not worried about it? >> governments try to do this, try to stop things happening on the internet. turkey tried it last week, they were going to ban twitter. it exploded the other way. this is bottom up technology, now, it is in the hands of everybody. it doesn't belong to any government anymore. even if the u.s. government thinks it owns it, it doesn't. and that's just -- we see it every day in our lives. we all know that. >> when we come back, does trimming our fighting forces mean we're no longer in fighting form? form? so our business can be on at&t's network for $175 a month? yup. all 5 of you for $175. our clients need

in the last few weeks here, a look at the sketch on the left side of your screen and mug shot of charles severance we got today. see that there certainly is some resemblance in these pictures. we've learned from sources that severance was arrested at a library in wheeling, west virginia, and that authorities searched had his hotel room overnight. again, authorities want to talk to him about their investigation here in virginia. nancy dunning, you might remember the wife of ron kirby, was the wife of the sheriff there in alex an dro ya several years back was murdered. we've learned about that investigation and the death of ron kirby last year found murdered in his home in alexandria and most recently music teacher ruth ann ledado shot while she answered her door just a couple weeks ago. all this information just coming in. we're continuing to dig through here and look for any possible connections. more details may develop. as soon as we get that information we'll bring it from the live desk and post it at www.nbcwashington.com. >> thank you so much. we will continue following t story. to

charles: up 38% from last monday. $14.20. 19.5 now. stuart: thank you, charles.pear from russia via satellite. we are talking technology and snooping. you represent young people. i have to believe that nsa snooping is a real big issue for millennial's like yourself. you do not like this, do you? >> i think that young people look at it like a rockstar. they want to learn more. the government is looking at every single tweet. they are just very interested. i think the aclu chair will be interviewing him. what is really interesting about this is young people look at this as a problem. stuart: exactly right. you do not lean to the right. you are in a different place. libertarians have an extremely important role for the young vote. >> absolutely. right. i think it has been totally blown up. we want to make sure that our fourth amendment rights and our rights of privacy are being protected. what i mean by that is young people, traditionally believed in a bigger government. they want things to help the poor. four conservatives to make the stretch, they can use the scan

thanks so much, charles.o if our tech tourney. this is all your doing. last hour we told you that google and priceline have advanced to play each other. even though charles and others recommended tesla. okay? and we also told you that netflix advanced to play ibm even though charles and others -- [laughter] liked 3-d systems. this is all your votes, by the way. all right. now here's the other half of the bracket, i should say. apple beats fire eye and twitter wins the battle of the social networks over facebook. the vote on this one, that was so close we had to have charles break the tie, twitter wins. apple beat withs fire eye, and microsoft came from behind -- i'm glad to say -- to beat hp. those two meet next week. >> you know what this says? our audience loves momentum. stuart: yes, yes. and it's the audience who decided which of these teams, companies would go forward to the next round. where are we now? have i got to -- what am i doing now? tell me? teams. are we done with the tech tourney, are we? stil

charles, what do you make of this? >> it's ridiculous.he parents suing google, step up and be a parent. i will admit it's harder to be a parent today than it ever has been. kids know they have power, they can make a phone call. this is how you get 18-year-olds who sue their parents for all kinds of luxuries and stuff but at some point step up and be a parent. >> someone is scratching at a wound here. all right, diggen, what do you say? >> i'm going to sound like the biggest fudy dudy. what parent is handing the kid the phone and the child is in a position where they could purchase -- >> these game makers very easy to do. >> blame the -- >> i have two little guys who do just that. the next thing i know there's a ups truck backing up. >> by the way, apple settled with the -- >> absolutely. so there's precedent for this. >> i don't have kids but my 10-year-old nephew did text me the other day which i thought was scary. >> what's scarier, your 75-year-old mother texting you in the middle of the night. >> ben stein, what google's responsibilit

charles severance was in court today since he was arrested last week. he is being held on an unrelated firearms charge in loudoun county. but he is being linked to the murders of nancy dunning and rob kirby and ruthanne lodadatlodat. the prosecutors wanted him held because he went to the russian embassy looking for asylum. julie kcarey is at alexandria courthouse to see if they believe an end is in sight for this mystery? >> well, the family of nancy dunning has waited ten years waiting to know who killed the well known real estate manager, and they say that while there is hope, the wait is not over. >> when the news first came out, we were hopeful that the end is in sight to this. >> reporter: that is kate more ann's first reaction to the word on friday that this man, charles severance was under arrest in west virginia and could be solved to the unsolved murders of nancy dunning and rob kirby and ruthanne lodato. today n a west virginia courtroom, they made a strong statement saying that he is wanteded in connection of the three killings, but moran say

charles: coming into the week, 46 ipos. virtually, none of them have profits. the highfliers of recent times getting hit. they are bouncing back after taking hits over concerns of the pricing. yesterday, for them, there was

charles county and st. mary's, and the northern neck down here. this one area should be out of here in the next two the three the hours completely making its way east and southeast, and then what is next for us is some very cold air. and now n a few minutes, i want to give the snowfall totals. cla clarksburg and montgomery county, you have 8.3, and fairfax had5.8 inches as well as warren county. the temperatures are dropping in a hurry in the overnight period. we will start to see the wind ease up a little bit, so that is going to help us out. and still a little bit of wind left with temperatures that may get close to the record, and 5 degrees inga gaithersburg, and in fredericksburg and 7 in la plata as with well, and folks, we will look at the mostly clear but quite cold with 10 to 19 degree degrees across the area. meanwhile, we foe that the roads will get bad in the overnight period, and right now, meteorologist amia seigel is out south of arlington, virginia. hey, amelia. >> hey, ververonica, we are traveling on route 1 and leaving washington

charles: 100% after we had it. stuart: you are pretty gold. want to relate to you a loser, radio shack. remember this ad from the super bowl making fun of radio shack's outdated image. let's look at that image, radio shack is closing 1100 stores across the country. nicole petallides, that holiday sales to blame. what do you think? should we put this thing on deathwatch? sandra: radio shack changed their business model. yesterday you went in fur all kinds of gadgets and remote controlled toys and then they tried to reinvent themselves as some sort of mobile telecom score. i went in to buy a game consoles and nobody could help me because they were trying to sell a phone to somebody. meantime the stock has tanked, it is down 15% today because they had a total fourth quarter and this, having to close stores, a 1100 stores, that is 20% of their stores. we will see what the outlook is that it is a tough day for their shareholders to watch it fall again. stuart: market doesn't think you adjust cutting costs. they are thinking about survival. thanks v

>> yes you can, charles. in fact, you can. >> it's because the united states is the tallest midget in the world that we have right now unlimited borrowing capacity. that's how we pay for this stuff. >> i am not suggesting we spend foolishly. >> in the meantime, new food labels, the new you? don't count on it. . . >> and a good saturday morning to you, live from america's news headquarters, i'm jamie colby. there is heavy rain soaking southern california, powerful storms causing power outages and the threat of mudslides t. state was suffering extreme drought as up to six inches of rain took care of some areas outside los angeles. the dry ground, though, not able to soak up the water fast enough. snow also hitting higher elevations. these storms are expected to continue throughout the rest of today. and the coroner's report is in now showing actor philip seymour's death was an accident. toxicology showed he died of acute mixed drug intoxication. a cocktail consisting of heroin, cocaine and amphetamines. hoffman

>> yes you can, charles. in fact, you can. >> 's because the united states is the tallest midget in the world that we have right now unlimited borrowing capacity. that's how we pay for this stuff. >> i am not suggesting we spend foolishly. >> in the apartment. dozens of envelopes of drugs in his home, he was only 46. >>> all right. here's it a food for thought. as the government is slapping food on new labels and putting the new labels on a whole bunch of food, i want you to think about this stuff the government was saying was bad for us not too long ago and it's good for us for the time being. it turns out coffee will not kill you. some of the anti-oxidants are good for you. and milk, some of the fat-free makes you crave fat. you get fat. get this, chocolate is loaded to ward off strokes. charles, you think we need an oops label? >> can you imagine that? the nutritional fact. yeah with egot social spending out of this world, give it a 90% daily value. what about choleerol, obamacare, it's clogging up the nic

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and then in charles county. for the latest snowfall map, here is mr. bernstein, hb? >> one of the things about this storm that was amazing with these bands that set up. we've got 4 to 6 here. there are some bands that set up -- i got a report in leesburg 6 and a half, still snowing. also to the north here across parts of frederick county. 6 to maybe 7 inches there. we still think we get six plus down here because the storm is not quite done. there will be areas here that don't make 6. there are areas in the 4 to 6 that don't make 4. dale in huntingtown tells me he has 3 inches. in wisconsin avenue in northwest, d.c., it's snow packed of it's so cold that everything is sticking. 6 inches in frederick. six and a half leesburg to 5 in front royal and five in mount airy. going to bring topper shutt in now. he's got the radar us for. >> toss it in the the air. there we go. excellent. nice job. here's the radar. here's the last bit of the system. it's going to again move from northwest to southeast. the white of course is the snow. this is the mixture down to the south. th

charles, good to see you.hank you for joining us. >> sure. >> sanctions mean different things to different people. you are saying even if we are discussing sanctions right now, we are at the earliest stages of those safrningsdz, sanctions target individuals, those sort of travel restreaks, the eu has frozen some assetsikes, the eu frozen some assets. where are we in the world of sanctions with russia? >> what i would call it. ier 1 of what could be multiple tiers of increasing sanctions. right now, they are looking at visa bans on a small number of individuals that are involved in the crackdown and the occupation of the crimean peninsula and on those people who have absconded with money in ukraine and not going after putin's inner circle. i think the idea here is: let's turn up the heat a little bit but keep the coredors of communication open. the possibility of turning up the heat, should putin push ahead and insert forces into eastern ukraine. >> to your point about it. it for tat, the fact is russia does ha

traditionally, as charles knows, the suicide rate goes down in times of war. the fact that there has been this increase in this particular war is really unprecedented. the ways in which one can attack this problem though, i think have to be thought of as a multitude of relatively small, focused kinds of efforts. not one particular thing. there are a number of these one kind of thing fits all that happen to be true. the one about deployment that we mentioned, concession waivers, and reducing requirements, and getting less qualified people in, that's not the case, long deployment, and short time between these deployments. if you look at these things, there doesn't seem to be much going on, but when we look closely at in-depth patterns, we see a number of pockets of high-risk, where there are good opportunities for intervention, and our hope in those studies is we're going to increase the number of pockets that we see. and i can give you examples of a few of them. but i think that's our best bet, not trying to look for one quick fix. but this is a multifaceted pr

we jgo word that it was sold in charles county. listen now to the head of the maryland lottery. >> well, the ticket sold in maryland was sold in charles county, south of prince george's county. so kind of in the washington, d.c., area. we haven't been able to get hold of the retailer yet. we're trying to make that notification. it was a manual pick, so someone chose their numbers. >> reporter: there you go. not far from home, that winning ticket. there were two big winners for the jackpot that will split the $400 million prize. that one thin charles county, another in florida. there was another ticket sold in maryland that won $1 million. we're waiting to find out who has the winning ticket. remember, because maryland rules, we may never find out. we'll try to figure it out. reporting live, richard jordan, news4. >>> firefighters called to the columbia mall when someone reported a car hitting the building near macy's. when they got there about two hours ago, they found there was no car. they did find some broken glass, though. now

this morning, charles severance, the man officers believe might be connected to the death of three people in the city. well, he's behind bars this morning in wheeling, west virginia. severance says he does not want to be extradited back to the commonwealth. alexandria police are not naming severance as a suspect. >>> we're getting a clearer picture of who he was while he lived here in alexandria. severance ran for mayor as an independent in 1996 and again in 2000. people who knew him said he would talk about mental health thought was the subpar standards in the area. severance used to come to political events dressed in black and focused on that one issue. >> whether he asked a question about local community question or local neighborhood question, he would launch into mental health services to juveniles and the prescription of the drug. >> we found a website called mentaldisorder.com and details his legal troubles over custody with his son and possessions of gun. >>> law enforcement are still in the early stages of the investigation. mark seagraves has new information about what happened

make your case, charles. >> warren buffett speaks to the audience watching the show. he talks about investing, investing for the long term, finding great companies, typically great american companies, riding them through the ups and downs to the obvious finish line. he is not bullying companies. not going in for a quick fix. not trying anything. listen, i don't knock anyone's hustle. i think if you're -- melissa: scott, you better get in there. points are racking up. way behind. hurry, hurry. >> i will knock the hustle and hustle into this. i do like the bullying. guess what, in the booed room? at ceo level these guys need to be bullied because they take advantage of shareholders. that is why icahn is so great. i think both of these guys are great. i don't think buffett is the shareholder's best friend like icahn is. icahn is the guy that walked in, hey, mr. and mrs. company, you're doing something wrong, screwing shareholders or we'll take you out. >> no, he doesn't say you're screwing shareholders. you're sitting on a bunch cash and i want to take it! that is what h