north prop's great great great grandson, clayton adams. >> nba commissioner-- >> clayton adams has been in search of solomon northrop, his great great great grandfather and also in search of himself. >> i thought i knew who i was at a young age. i new my history, i knew my grandmother. but that was as far as i could go as far as my descendants. thinking who i am and realizing this and realizing there's more than me than just two generations back. because it's hard for african americans to check their history because of the slave trade. it was a missing piece that i didn't even know was my history. >> many 12 years aslave was his road map. i campaigned clayton down pennsylvania avenue in washington, d.c, where, for the first time, he began retracing the steps where solomon spent his final days as a free man. >> this was the actual gapsea hotel where solomon stayed when he came to washington city and this was the place he was kidnapped and brought down to the william slave pen to get sold into slavery. this was the last place he was a 43 man? >> this was the last place he was free and thi

he took our correspondent on a walk in the footsteps of his ancestors. >> for 15 years clayton j. adams has been in search of solomon northup his great great-grandfather, but in search of himself. >> i thought i knew who i was. i knew my history, my grandmother, that was as farce as i could go back. thinking i know who i can, and reading this and realising there's more to me than two generations back, because it's hard nor afghan americans to trace their history because of the slave trade to me was a missing piece of my life. i didn't know it was missing. >> step after step so'oialo none north-up's autobiography, a motion picture, served as a roadmap, providing an act of how, as a free man, he was kidnapped and sold into slavery. i accompanied clayton down pennsylvania avenue, and he retraced the steps with solomon spent his last free days. >> this is where solomon stayed at in washington city, and the place he was kidnapped wh brought down to the williams slave tent to be sold into slavery. >> this is the last place he was a freeman. >> this was the last place where he was free,

i accompanied clayton down penn pennsylvania avenue in washington, d.c.re for the first time i retraced his steps where soloman spent his last days as a freeman. >> this is the hotel where he stayed at when he came to washington city. this is also the place that he was kidnapped. and brought down to the williams slave pen to get sold in to slavery. >> so this is the last place where he was a freeman? >> this was the last place where he was free and this is my first time ever being at this spot in all move travel to his washington city. the book is so detailed that i felt like i was there right next to solomon seeing through his eyes what he was going through being sold in to slavery. now i can see in his eyes. what he was seeing before he was even kidnapped. >> after soloman was drugged by two kidnappers at the hotel, he woke up just a few blocks away in shackles at the williams slave pen on seventh and independence. where the faa building stands today. >> which direction is the capitol? >> it's right down this way right now. the air and space museum is i

i think we're missing clayton many >> i'm not complaining. clayton, sleep in. glad you had so much bubbly last night. >> the couch is a little better looking without clayton. >> you are a lucky man. >> ready to start the new year. >> kool and the gang played last night in colombia, south carolina. we love kool and the gang at my house. >> i didn't know you are a kool and the gang type of girl. >> my first concert. >> i would have gone for something else. >> i'm very hip. >> we had a nice space new year's eve. it is almost impossible to get a cab in the city. we called a cab company that said we're going to be an hour late so we're still waiting on clayton to get here but he'll be here. >> i'm filling in for clayton or for brian? this is like brian's seat? >> it doesn't matter. you're here and that's all that matters. we're glad to have you here. >> we want you to know what you did last night. send your pictures in. what is our e-mail address? >> friends@foxnews.com. >> send in your pictures. if you were there -- it was so freakin' cold it was like 27 degrees. >

his accomplice is william clayton. today is clayton's 19th birthday.r vehicle is filled with weapons including two ak-47s which mumford legally purchased in iowa. >> green '96 ford. >> a 19 96 ford taurus is hardly the type of car that can outrun a police vehicle. it is far less powerful than engines in most law enforcement cars. but that doesn't stop clayton and mumford from trying to outrun the police. they head north on gravel roads that chris cross this section of iowa. fayette county deputy sheriff joe miller picks up the chase as captured by his squad car dash cam. >> 60 miles an hour. >> i'm getting closer and closer and i heard something. sounded like a rocket in my car or something. we're traveling at a pretty good rate, 60 miles an hour on a gravel road. and i heard it again. something ain't right. >> the next moment miller realizes shots are being fired. >> shots fired, shots fired. >> i fell one when it it wen into the engine. . it shook my car. my temperature gauge is starting to go up on the car. oh boy, they got me, smoke started coming

>> clayton sandell. clayton, thanks tonight. 60 degrees in denver. must be nice. i want to bring in meteorologist jeff smith from wabc here in new york. jeff, you said that much of this country will struggle to get out of the single digits this week. the polar vortex again? >> reporter: and unlike the last time, david, this one will really have some staying power. check out the arctic cold front blasting through the midwest on monday, off the east coast by tuesday. all week, basically, from tuesday through thursday, into friday, minneapolis will have temperatures in the single numbers. boston dips into the teens on tuesday and wednesday. and along the leading edge of that, we have some snowfall. a dusting over the midwestern states, might ramp up to one to three inches near the mason-dixon line, baltimore and washington, d.c. included. >> i wanted to show this image out west. they are dealing with a completely different problem as clayton pointed out. this man walking his dog this weekend in what was a lake. that's north of sacramento. any relief in sight? >> repo

i accompanied clayton down pennsylvania avenue in washington, d.c., where he began retracing his stepshere salomon spent his final free days. >> this is where he stayed at when he came to washington, d.c., this is also the place he was kidnapped and brought down to the williams slave pen to get sold into slavery. >> this was the last place where he was a free man. >> this was the last place where he was free, and this is my first time ever being at this spot in all of my childhood in washington city. >> i felt like i was right there next to salomon. now i could see in his eyes what he was seeing before he was even kidnapped. >> after he was drugged by two kidnappers at the hotel, he woke up just a few blocks away in shackled at the williams slave pen where the faa building stands today. >> which direction is the capitol? >> the capitol is right down this way. right now the air and space museum is in the way of the view that he would have had. >> but that means that this definitely is the corner, because he stated in his book that when he regained consciousness and looked out the window

>> clayton sandell leading us off. clayton, thank you. >>> and a dangerous scene playing out at new york's jfk airport today when a plane skidded into a snow bank. the jet full of passengers. no one was hurt. pilots landing on snowy runways across this country, making for some tense flying for passengers as others sleep this sunday night in terminals yet again. abc's linzie janis again tonight. >> reporter: tonight, snow, ice, even freezing rain, making runways from the midwest to the northeast treacherous. this delta flight sliding off a taxiway at new york's jfk had to be dug out, then towed to the gate. at chicago o'hare, this spirit airlines flight skidding off the runway. to keep the runways operating here in new york, more than 200 pieces of snow equipment, including melters that can liquefy more than 500 tons of snow an hour. plows that can clear snow at 40 miles per hour and thousands of gallons of liquid anti-icing chemicals to prevent snow and ice sticking to the runways. and check out this small plane on an

first, abc's clayton sandell with images moments after that plane crash. clayton? >> reporter: good evening, david. we have learned the ntsb is going to be investigating what happened here in colorado today. they'll be looking at whether those gusty winds played any part in today's crash. the jet came down at about 12:20 local time while trying to land, bursting into flames. the charred wreck flipped upside down. recordings captured this transition. >> okay, we'll turn back and do another approach. we have a tail wind of 30 knots. >> prun way 15, cleared to land. >> roger, november 115. >> reporter: one person was killed, another severely injured. a third suffered serious injuries. the local sheriff believes they were the only three people on board the plane, this bombardier challenger 600 like this one. it left tucson this morning, flying north on its way to aspen. wsb tv anchor craig lucie was there. >> the aspen airport is now shut down. you see all the planes right here, they are waiting to take off, but they will not take off. >> reporter: it's not clear why t

we're going to die. >> clayton tells her helicopters are on their way. rochelle and sona have been fighting for their lives for nearly three hours, and rescuers are, in fact, trying to land helicopters directly above them. but what could save them might also kill them. chopper blades are throwing the thick, black smoke right at rochelle and sona. >> i thought, damn, we might not make it. we might not make it. so close. at that moment i raged and screamed with rage. >> desperate to stop the smoke from choking them, she slams the window shut. >> at the moment that window shut, my heart sank. there was no question in my mind that that was the end. the window was not going to open again. >> but to clayton's surprise and relief, moments later rochelle does open the window again, and through the smoke, a lifeline suddenly appears. >> out of nowhere it seemed the rope dropped in front of our window. >> but the rope is just out of her reach. she searches for anything to help and grabs the closest thing. sona's teddy bear. >> that teddy bear extended my reach, an

clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> clayton, thank you. >>> a break in a national case tonight. a banker wanted by the fbi for $20 million in wire fraud, he had vanished after staging his own suicide in 2012. tonight he's been found. look at the before and after photos showing him declared legally dead more than a year ago. today he was stopped by police in georgia on a minor traffic violation. he's facing charges in connection with that scheme. >>> to russia and those two terror attacks weeks before american athletes head over for the winter games. this evening president putin has traveled to the site of those blasts to send a message to russia and to the world that his country is ready for the games. here tonight abc's alex marquardt. >> reporter: president vladimir putin arrived in volgograd before dawn to pay his respects to the dead and wounded of this week's two suicide bombings that killed 34. >> "there can be no justification for crimes against civilians," he said. >> reporter: the attacks have shaken russia and the world ahead of next months's sochi olympics. putin is t

>> thanks, clayton. operation desert storm, the 1991 war a decisive victory liberated kuwait after invasion of iraqi troops. even as we recognize the sacrifice of over 600,000 troops who fought in that conflict, a bill that would honor their service by building a memorial on d.c.'s national mall is stuck in congress. what is the hold up? major stuart hicky is currently serving as national director of amvets. thank you for being with us today. certainly a significant day for americans. what does this day mean to you, 23 years later? >> the main thing it means to me is that we were over there to do a job, liberate kuwait. we did that and we came home, and 23 years later kuwait is still a sovereign nation. so i deem it a huge success. it was the, since world war ii one of the most overwhelming military victories the united states had. i'm just proud of the guys i served with, the guys from dab company, third tank battle i don'tbattalion tak force riper. >> when you think of your brothers who served, is it a

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clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> thank you, clayton. >>> we now have an update for you on the other shooting we told you about last night in a movie theater. the former police captain in tampa, accused of pulling a gun and killing a moviegoer texting on his cell phone during the previews. the 71-year-old alleged shooter, wearing a green vest. and here, the man who was killed. a businessman and father. the lawyer for the former policeman says the shooting was self-defense. >> the alleged victim attacked him. struck him with an object, which resulted in the gunfire. >> but witnesses say the object was a bag of popcorn. >>> and now, we turn to the big story out of west virginia, tonight. there are thousands of families finally turning on the tap water for the first time in days, after that frightening contamination. so, we set out to answer two questions. is the water finally safe? and if it is, will officials drink the first glasses? and is it possible that the residue is now heading towards ohio, cincinnati? tonight, susan saulny from abc is on the ground for us once again. >> report

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abc's clayton sandell has the latest. >> if your i.d.s ready. >> reporter: they lined up before dawn. hours to get here. >> reporter: some, sleeping in their cars. >> it's a historical event. >> reporter: for a chance to be early through the door at one of the world's very first recreational marijuana shops. even in amsterdam it's tolerated but technically illegal. >> 8:00 a.m., we're going to do it. >> reporter: scoring weed, now as easy as buying coffee. >> your total is $59.74. >> reporter: anyone over 21 can buy it, helping fuel a colorado green rush. >> we want to be the costco of marijuana. >> reporter: in the first year alone, sales are predicted to hit nearly $400 million. >> this room is filled with about 25 different strains of cannabis. >> reporter: shop owner, toni fox, is expanding and hiring. she has nine employees. >> by the end of january, we should have about 30. >> reporter: matt brown started a company for pot tourists. he has 4,000 people on a waiting list. >> this is legal. this is real. and you can do this and have a good vacation and go home and not get in troub

. >> reporter: clayton kershaw is the left-hander with the golden arm. his $215 million contract announced today by the dodgers, the biggest annual salary for anyone who has ever played the game. according to our team at 538, kershaw will make $10,000 every pitch. or he'll be earning roughly $130,000 per strikeout. that's more than another dodger great, sandy koufax, made during his entire final season. >> for me, i'm trying to think of the game i'm supposed to pitch right now. >> reporter: off the field, he's a humble 25-year-old, also known for building an orphanage in zambia. on the field, they call him the claw. known to trip up batters by hiding the ball in his hand before releasing. the claw's weapons of choice, a wicked curve. kershaw making this batter duck, thinking he's about to be hit, before the ball just drops in for a strike. add to that speed and an untouchable slider and you have a phenom. >> always get those butterflies. once the game starts, forget about all that. >> reporter: you're not imagining it, all this talent and these glitterin

keep an eye on that, clayton. be maying more in our medical expenses, particularly deducted tillables for pharmaceuticals, drugs, out-of-pocket things if we have to go to an emergency room, for example. keep track of medical expenses because we might be able to itemize those deductions. we might no v. been able to do so in the past. now as medical expenses are going to be inseizing a lot of people are thinking and a lot of tax accountants like me are thinking clients are going to be itemizing on medical deductions. start keeping track of all of your medical expenses. lump them all together for your entire family because you might be taking that deduction next year. >> finally you say save, save, save. this is the best time of year to actually start front loading that with a 401(k) and other plans? >> yeah. it really is i mean, we can can all contribute $5,500 apiece to an ira and if you belong to a company 401(k) plan, you can also make contributions there as well. and that is pretax contribution. so, this year ma

abc's clayton sandell gets behind the wheel tonight. >> reporter: minicars can be big fun. squeezing into small spaces. but in a crash, not so much. in a new test of how minicars held up in front corner collisions, the insurance institute for highway safety, found 11 models, mostly rated marginal or poor. the worst, the honda fit and the fiat 500. >> if you're shopping for safety, you really shouldn't be looking at one of the smallest vehicle segments on the market. >> reporter: only one minicar, the chevy spark, scored an acceptable rating. high-strength steel that makes the passenger compartment stronger, along with seat belts that holds the driver in place, reducing injuries, makes it a top safety pick. we're tall guys. are we going to fit in this car? today in colorado -- we took the spark for a test drive. >> smaller cars in general, are becoming much more popular. >> reporter: there's nearly 4 million minicars on the road. but in a crash, they're often at a disadvantage against bigger cars. just compare the numbers. this suburban is 18 feet long and 7,400 pounds. the

clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >>> and a note now about former first lady barbara bush spending another night in a houston hospital where a family spokesman says she's feeling great and hopes to be released this weekend. doctors are monitoring a respiratory issue. her husband, the former president, tweeted today after a current and former president sent their well wishes and toll her to take care of herself. barbara thanks barack obama and bill clinton for their get well wishes and is heading their advice. doesn't happen with every president she knows. >>> and still ahead on "world news," moving forward, same chef, nigella lawson speaks out for the first time about a tough time and a new day. we're back in just two minutes. see you then. ♪ as your life and career change, fidelity is there for your personal economy, helping you readjust your retirement plan along the way, rethink how you're invested, and refocus as your career moves forward. wherever you are today, a fidelity i.r.a. has a wide range of investment choices to help you fine-tune your personal economy. call today, and we'll

here's abc's clayton sandell. >> reporter: today, tiny rosetta woke from its long slumber. and phoned home. it's the little craft that could. soaring 500 million miles from earth, into the dark reaches of space. it's been resting for more than two years, saving its energy until today. its destination? an icy comet orbiting deep in our solar system, an almost impossible target to hit. think of it like firing a cannonball from los angeles, all the way to new york, trying to hit a specific horse on a spinning merry-go-round. if it works, rosetta's robotic sidekick will then land on the comet surface in november. in their soil, could be the origins of life. >> we hope to learn how life on earth came to be. and so, it's a completely unique opportunity to dig back into t past. >> reporter: rosetta is now wide awake, and hoping its comet rendezvous will make history. clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> go, rosetta. >>> and we have word tonight that 50 million of us watched the 2 championship football games yesterday. 50 million. seahawks/broncos, on their way to the super bowl.

joseph clayton, the ceo, is here. you have mastered the art of ces, the storyline, heading attention. tell us about the hopper initiatives you have been focusing on, using google glass as one of the options. technology to better improve the experience for the consumer. i will give you a couple of examples. allowser joey product you to record eight programs at one time. if you have a multiple tv households, like i do, there is never enough capacity to record all the shows that the family wants. we have something called the wireless joey. in a lot of homes, you are limited where you can put the cable box without a coaxial hookup. this is wireless and will work anywhere. last but not least, we have something that will eliminate clutter in the home. instead of a separate box, you can hook it up to your sony playstation or two an lg smart tv. >> it has always been clear you embrace technology, yet, the broadcasters sometimes get frustrated at where their newent is going the abyss technology. it has resulted in some legal b

clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> go, rosetta. >>> and the numbers are in. we have word, tonight, that more than 50 million of us watched the two championship football games yesterday. 50 million. seahawks/broncos, on their way to the super bowl. and for quarterback peyton manning, a real triumph after neck surgery. you can still see the scar running down the back of his neck right there. and of course, coaches worried he would never play again. abc's ryan smith, now, says, last night, he showed us how wrong they were. >> reporter: a triumphant day for peyton manning and the denver broncos. not just for the win against tom brady's new england patriots. but grace under pressure. like this -- a bad snap, a bobble. turns into another laser beam pass from the four-time mvp, just two years after a neck injury nearly ended his career. >> for me personally, it's very gratifying after all i've been through. >> reporter: four surgeries later, his vertebrae fused together. surgeries like his limit mobility by 10%, making plays like this, all the more amazing. does it

abc's clayton sandell reporting from denver. >> reporter: tonight, one airline captain is alive.hanks to two quick-thinking passengers on a recent united flight out of des moines, iowa. amy sorenson was watching a movie when there was a call for help. >> asking if anybody on board had any medical experience. >> reporter: sorenson, a nurse from wyoming, and linda alweiss, a nurse from california, raced from coach to cockpit because the person having serious chest pains -- is the pilot. >> and he was kind of slumped over in his chair and he was mumbling incoherently. and i then turned to the co-pilot and i said, "you know how to land the plane, right?" >> reporter: pictures show the two quickly turning the plane's galley into an emergency room. they say the pilot had an irregular heartbeat. they gave him medication, oxygen and fluids, keeping him stable. the flight was originally supposed to land here in denver, until the co-pilot, along with a retired military pilot that just happened to be on board, urgent steered the plane toward omaha. medical emergencies in the air happens abo

>> thank you, clayton.h question. >> 18 students, if the class counts around with a number and ends with 90. what number did they count by? does anyone on the board have an answer? >> five. >> this however is what the common core standards expect our fourth graders to do. if they saw in those two steps they get it marked wrong. they are expected to draw 18 circles with 90 hash marks solving this problem in exactly 108 steps. >> 108 steps. well, karen has made her mission to take on common core. she joins us from little rock. thanks a lot for joining us. 108 steps? who comes up with this? that's a sincere question. who comes up with the common core questions? >> d.c. >> d.c. education department. >> the standards were developed by achieve inc. a d.c. trade group. >> interesting. and so you have gone -- you are one of those people who had concerns about common core and looked into it in began riew larr detail. tell us some the things you found. >> we found a lot of things. it's not just myself there are coali

anything they can improve the experience for our customers and potential customers. >> joe clayton withrlichman. ces may about the newest gadgets, are they really that different? jon erlichman got out some old gadgets to see how people will react. this interesting science experiment is next. ♪ >> welcome back to "bloomberg west." i am emily chang. ces attendees are there to see the newest gadgets. can they really tell the difference? you're going to love this experiment. jon erlichman hit the streets with some old stuff to see if people really could tell the difference. >> oh yes, the consumer electronics show. we are bombarded by tech that is exciting and new. or is it? we decided to show people old stuff and see if they knew the difference. this is a k 44 headphone. this has dual stabilization band. >> they are very light. they are a little bulky. >> it is halfway between a pc. >> it is very lightweight. >> it feels kind of heavy. >> give up your smartphone for it? >> in theory, it will be an energy-efficient band across the top like a light sensor. >> using the light sensors and how

. >> de los dodgers, firman a clayton contrato , tiene clausula de salida en 5 años el contrato más ricoa defensa de su titulo ante burgos el pleito en nueva york , a peasr que quiere a manny pacquiao ahora está en el siguiente compromiso y después pelear con el gran filipino . >> ahora de que el ganador del botin de oro cr7 (cristiano ronaldo) se estreno real madrid ante osasuna, al 22 después Ángel di maría para el 2 a 0 al 56 solido el triunfo busca nueva corona en la copa del rey . >> hasta aquí la información nos vemos en la que sigue . >> alerta medica para quien consume pastillas para después del dolor ,le diremos porque su hígado puede pagar las consecuencias . >> 8 . >> úp . >> altas dosis de acetominofeno el percocet , y más y recomendación de no más, de 300 veamos como claro . >> cualquier lluvia . >> para favor del reloj entra con velocidad de 45 millas por hora a la zonas altas de mucho cuidado . >> con incendis . >> con vientos seco cuidado que no haya incendio hasta el viernes vientos que vienen de tierras a costas que son secos cerca del 10% . >> temperaturas en 80 grados

anything that can improve the experience for our customers and potential customers. >> joe clayton. be about the newest gadgets but are they really that different? jon erlichman broke out some old gadgets to see how people might react. it's an interesting science experiment and that is next. ♪ >> welcome back to "bloomberg west." ces attendees are there to see the newest and coolest gadgets but can they tell the difference? you will love this experiment. jon erlichman hit the streets with some old stuff to see if people really could tell the difference. >> ah yes, the consumer electronic show where there is technology exciting and new, or is it? we decided to show people old stuff and see if they knew the difference. this is a k-44 stereo headphone. they have dual stabilization for comfort. >> they are very light but they are a little bulky. >> this is the eee pc from asus, like a pc or a phone. >> it is lightweight. >> it's kind of heavy. >> would you give up your smartphone for it? >> i don't know about that. >> in theory, this is supposed to be an energy efficient band across the

i'm clayton morris. nfl day today.mpionship weekend, the best football weekend of the year, next to the super bowl. >> you won't want to miss it for sure. >>> plus -- if you are a "game of thrones" fan, and i am, come on, people. >> it's a great show. >> of course it is. richard madden is going to be here on the show. if you remember the famous red weddings scene with rob stark, rob stark is in the house about his new show. >> "game of thrones," "breaking bad," they are all there. >>> we are talking about government handouts and is the government making it harder to find a job and making it easier to sit at home. this week's jobless numbers could be a sign that this administration is declaring a war on work. the staggering statistics to share with you this morning. in fact, a record 91.8 million americans are no longer in the workforce. and since january of 2009, the number of jobless working age americans has risen to 9.6 million people. >> and this morning we had john tamny on who gave us incredible insight we want t

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>>> thanks, clayton.ling, quote, there is no set of circumstances under which the warrantless suspiciousless drug testing in this case could be constitutionally applied. so is this another win for entitlement nation? joining us is florida state representative will weatherford. he brings his take on the ruling in his state. mr. weatherford, thank you for joining us. opponents of drug testing say it's unwarranted government intrusion into the personal life of citizens. what's your response to that? >> well, here's my thought. we passed this bill two years ago. we did it because we felt like we should not be using taxpayer dollars to subsidize someone's lifestyle if they're taking drugs and i believe the federal court just a couple of days ago by throwing this law out and saying it was unconstitutional, what i believe they're saying is they're saying we have no right to their privacy, but at the same time an employer who employs someone has a right to drug test them before they hire them. i think there's an

>> all right, clayton, thank you some.ny cases medical tests that saved lives by catching a tumor or aneurysm just in time. in some case cases medical tests can actually do more harm than good. here to reveal some of those that you may want to think twice about taking is dr. debbie from the nyu school of medicine good morning to you. >> good morning. >> we have ct scans. kids fall down and bump their heads all the time. having too many ct scans can hurt brain development. >> that's the risk for ct scans. when we fall and get injured first reaction is to go to the er to get a ct scan to the brain make sure there is no bleeding. for kids it has a lot of radiation and can damage kids' brain development. that's what we are worried about. especially in kids sings they have so many falls, you worry about it. they get a lot of minor injuries. >> right. >> so you really want to look at whether they are having symptoms. if they are having a lot of changes in terms of their behavior. if they are confused. if they have bleeding. if l

clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> but he still hasn't apologized. >> apologize already.in america is dragged from their home and arrested and put on drains and -- give me a break. >> it's absolutely nauseating. >> it's ridiculous. >> he not only said it. he put thought into it. this is something he sat down and wrote. this is not an off-the-cuff comment. this is obviously a deep-seeded belief which is outrageous. he's 82 years old. he's worth about $8 billion. >> a lot of money. not the first time he's had controversy. back in 1996 he was convicted in france of involuntary manslaughter. that was from a yacht-racing collision. he had to pay a $10,000 fine. the experts said in there, you just never, ever make a holocaust comparison about nazi ever. good rule of thumb. >>> coming up -- the hollywood award season shifting into high gear. >> the 56th annual grammy awards, we'll have a rundown of this year's winners and a look at some of last night's highlights. up next. >>> also ahead in our next half hour, the road to fitness for the nation's children. how it's going to lead

. >> other reporters, clayton with cbs is saying the three are fine but are -- >> just promoted claytont clearly says -- >> abc, and then mark is a guy who is with fox 31, and he said five minutes ago they're taking camera crews down so hopefully we'll get more information and video coming in soon. and then keira is with the denver post, and unfortunately she says that the sheriff's office, like you said, is reporting one is dead. >> in i just got this from -- talking about the weather there. the temperature five to ten degrees. wind speed, 10 to 20-miles-an-hour. mostly cloudy. one to three inches of new snow. this is a -- had a very heavy base and a lot of snow on the mountain and it's my understanding there had been some advisories going out about dangerous conditions. a mighty sad thing. five to ten degrees on the slopes this afternoon. mighty cold for skiing. >> and a search and rescue. i'm glad they got them out. >> thank you, lillian, thank you, rob. >>> neil cavuto will be along. we'll wrap up this hour right after this. we use this board to compare car insurance rates side by ,

and we begin with abc's clayton sandell in denver. >> reporter: call it polar vortex, the sequel. to take another cold swing at midwest and northeast. dangerous sub zero and freezing temperatures will stretch south all the way to florida. it could bring more trouble, like this massive pile-up that shut down an interstate in indiana, sending four to the hospital. drivers are slipping off roads from iowa to new hampshire. state troopers there, busy with at least 50 crashes. in massachusetts, plows and shovels helping dig out from around half a foot of heavy snow. forecasters say this cold snap won't be as brutal as the last round. but still -- >> the snow in my face is a little too much. >> reporter: some in chicago are ready for spring. >> something else this year. >> reporter: out here it's a much different story. 60 degrees here in denver. and parts of california are seeing record-high temperatures. the west is warm. and without any rain in sight, still very dry. clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >>> like most football fans, you spend much of your day watching the final round of

clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >>> that daily dose of coffee is apparently doing more than keepingsay caffeine is also giving your memory a jolt. a new study at johns hopkins university found 200 milligrams of caffeine can help the brain recall images more vividly, enhancing memory for up to 24 hours after it's consumed. 200 milligrams is about what's in two cups of coffee. >> i swear by coffee. half of my career i did without coffee. then i got this morning show years ago and i said, i better have coffee. i'm not kidding you, yes, i'm addicted to it. yes, if i don't get it on saturday morning at the right time, i start to get a headache, yeah, yeah yeah, but it is awesome. i love it. >> i don't know about the memory aspect of it because i'm a big coffee drinker as well. and i have the worst memory. >> well, you better keep drinking it. you would probably have even worse. i think it works. i think it improves your writing function, any kind of brain function. experts say it's true, by the way. it's published in nature, neuroscience journal. they tested them over 24 hours. the inter

. >> it happened at the peach-colored house at the corner of clayton. police say three men were on the platform nailed to the wall and their combined weight was more than it could handle. part of it gave way sending the workers to the ground. neighbors say they heard a loud "thump" and fell 25'. police say they are all suffering from compound fractures to the legs. police say the platform they fell off of is not legal. they were working on the roof of the house and are said to be working without the proper permit. building inspectors have been called in. >>> this work was not permitted and started off as a minor roof repair and as the work progressed it got more complicated so no permits have been issued if -- for the job the. >> the men are 24, 50, and 58 years. two of the injuries are life-threatening injuries. >>> we take you back off half moon bay on the coast of san mateo county. you can see the surfers paddled out hoping for another big set with the best big wave surfers catching waves in half moon bay and competing in the maverick invitational. >

en el bÉisbol de grandes ligas el lanzador clayton cumplirÁ su deseo de seguir vestido de azul y retirarse ganar por tercera ocasiÓn consecutiva en el gran slam. y para eso, ganÓ su boleto para enfrentar en la siguiente ronda al italiano. flabio... en la rama femenil serena williams imparable chblt en la cuarta ronda del torneo. las 5 veces campeonas, supo aguantar las altas temperaturas y no tuvo problemas para terminar con victorias 6 a 3 # y 6 a 3. la william ha dominado en 11 enfrentamientos ha perdido en una ocasiÓn y no fue la excepciÓn. ganÓ serena williams y enfrentara a la servia. :felicidad as la selecciÓn mexicana sub 20 de mÉxico. ganÓ 3 a 1 a costa rica y estÁn en el mundial de la categorÍa. paola de union city anotÓ uno de los 3 goles en la otra, semifinal, estados unidos le ganÓ 6 a 0 a trinidad y tobago y se ganÓ el boleto para estar en el mundial. estados unidos mÉxico en la gran final el domingo. >>> como ves el partido de los 49ers contra seattle serÁ interesante si el equipo de 49ers pro fecha cha zona roja ichlt la defensa debe jugar a la perfecciÓn. >>> tremendo plati

francisco, el accidente ocurrio cerca de las 9:30 de la maÑana en la cuadra mil-400 de la calle "claytonn peaks." ---a pesar de las lesiones sufridas, todo parece indicar que los trabajadores no corren ningun peligro de vida por lo que se espera tengan una pronta recuperacion. blanca ---tras un incendio que se origin durante la noche... una casa en pittsburg por poco termina en cenizas. take map ---de acuerdo con las autoridades, se presume que el costoso inmueble localizado sobre la calle "tampico" era utilizado para cultivar marihuana. ---las fuertes llamas obligaron a los bomberos a llamar refuerzos con los que lograron controlarlo y evitar que este llegara a otras casas. ---afortunadamente no hubo heridos-- pero la causa del incendio continua bajo investigacion. blanca ---este fin de semana se realizaran los actos funebres de la joven que fue arrollada cuando cruzaba los rieles del tren. vo ---"danika garcia" la menor de 14 aÑos de edad murio en el momento que atravezaba las vias del tren del "vta" cuando se dirigia en su bicicleta a la escuela de preparatoria "del mar". ---el hecho

merry clayton can anybody under the table. was so beautiful and she could sing so well and she was tall. she was just gorgeous. she has these beautiful cheekbones and she was fabulous. ofre is that little edge dumb luck or something that resonates with the public. but somehow, things happened for me. tavis: have you ever felt guilty about that that some of your background singers did not quite -- >> i did not feel guilty about it, whatever it is, the public likes this and they are entitled to it. a lot of singers i have heard, a may not like their sensibility but i see they are entitled to whatever they get. people don't get there without talent. >> but talent is not the end-all be-all. is most important. it you have to be able to make your story clear and have it resonate with the public. your personal story. grab theto be able to public by the collar and say, you've got to listen to this because i will die if i don't tell someone this story. thing that turns on you is want to get syphilis and or, it should be about the liste

francisco, el accidente ocurrio cerca de las 9:30 de la maÑana en la cuadra mil-400 de la calle "claytonsto en el distrito de "twin peaks." ---a pesar de las lesiones sufridas, todo parece indicar que los trabajadores no corren ningun peligro de vida por lo que se espera tengan una pronta recuperacion. blanca ---este fin de semana se realizaran los actos funebres de la joven que fue arrollada cuando cruzaba los rieles del tren. vo ---"danika garcia" la menor de 14 aÑos de edad murio en el momento que atravezaba las vias del tren del "vta" cuando se dirigia en su bicicleta a la escuela de preparatoria "del mar". ---el hecho ocurrio en la interseccion de de la calle "stoke" y la avenida "southwest" en san jose. ---decenas de compaÑeros de "danika" han dejado varios altres en el lugar del accidente, mientras las autoridades revisan videos de seguridad para conocer mas a fondo lo ocurrido. blanca ---con sillas plegables y muchas cobijas... take vo ---cientos de personas desafiaron las bajas temperaturas en "half moon bay" para acudir a un popular festival y concurso de "surfeo." ---se trata

that is what they have done, they have given clayton kershaw $250 million for 7 years. a pitcher, your arm could go bad at any time. >> that is guaranteed money? >> yeah. 25 years old. >> thank you. >>> coming up on the 10:00 p.m. news, a year after san francisco started charging for parking on sundays the mayor is calling for it to come to an end, the reason for the push, despite the $6 million it brought in. we are always here for you on www.ktvu.com and facebook and twitter. thank you for joining us. see you at 10:00 p.m. good night. clive bixby. what a sexy surprise. - quick question-- - mm-hmm? did it hurt when you fell from heaven? because you... fell... i'm gonna come in again. we are watching baby joe on valentine's day so my dad and gloria can... - make love. - ew. don't. - oh. - the point is, we are celebrating a day early. so they can finally be intimate. you've more than made that point. i'm just saying it's a long wait after giving birth. - six weeks. - ugh. i couldn't keep my hands off this one for that long. (both chuckle) i can only imagine what jay's go

clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> i love this story.been that into space but this is so fascinating to me. >> this is the first probe that will not only try to orbit a comet, but land on a comet. >> and it is expected to reach the comet in fall of this year. >> the european space agency operations center in germany. >> and it is named after the rosetta stone, and pretty cool. love it. >> coming up, beautiful gadgets from this year's consumer aek tronnics show. >> our gadget guru. am i saying that right? everything from a light bulb that sings to a camping stove that generates its own electricity. >> >>> the curtain has gone down on the electronics show in las vegas. some off beat and interesting gadgets. joining us is the dick bartolo. welcome to the show. >> the streaming light, i will play a little music here. and this will -- come on, just go. >> there you go. coming out of the light. >> coming out of the light. >> there's a light there. >> it sounds amazing. >> it is amazing, isn't it? >> just a regular screw-in light bulb. led, so

. >>> my name is rochel clayton with district 5. thank you. i wanted to say for the issue about best solutions and alternatives. you mentioned the fact that new technology for the city and that the technology should be upgraded and renovated. first off, at&t is still working on 100-year wiring copper wiring versus u verse technology. last year they decided to phase out copper wiring in 22 states. not sure if california is onefer those. the disadvantage is that we have dwellings that are built in 1900s that have the same undergone, if you haven't undergone any rewiring it's still operating on the same wiring of the 1900s. that means that at&t assures that the old technology for which the copper wiring is not working with not conflict with the u verse. i cannot see why that is not a security. the other thing is that copper is increasing in price and presently the various issues of storage underground was all commercial broad band companies would be the best solution. performance and issues such as utility lines continuance and redundancy for man