>> colbie caillat is here. she has happy music. every time you play a song of hers, puts you in a great mood. >> her music is like she is, just adorable. we have our guys tell all panel, those guys are crazy and out of control. and somebody has been crazy and out of control and making a lot of money at it for many years. >> who? >> jackie collins is here with her 30th novel. >> it is so hard to get on any list with jackie collins. i have a paperback coming out today, doesn't matter. i'll tell you why it doesn't matter, because jackie collins dominates all lists. >> she knows how to -- she's writing her 31st. >> that's unbelievable. >> will come out around the next time your book does. >> we have some updates -- >> and more life saving lessons, everybody. if you have times when you saved your pet's life, we would like to hear from you. >> we'll be talking about cpr and things like that. philip seymour hoffman, we have updates. as the days go on, you find out more and more, just a couple of things. they're going to dim the lights on

i'm jamie colby. work crews are try so hard to restore power to homes and businesses.s this week. crews said it could be days until power is fully restore. another storm that was expected this week broke apart before reaching the area. >>> and team usa taking home the first gold. grabbed the back of his board. congratulations. i'm jamie colby. 'll send you back to forbes on fox and i'll see you again at 1:00 p.m. eastern in america's news headquarters. >>> here's another broken promise. the white house said only the rich were going to pay more for obama care but now a new study saying middle class workers will see their income take a hit because of the law. so, steve, what's all this about? >> what it's about, david, is that under this -- the way obama care is actually being implemented is that the middle class is going to end up paying more as well. the brookings institute found that the bottom 20% will get an effective increase of 6% or 7% but the middle class is going to be 1% to 3% poorer for it because of the higher pay, they oar going have pay more premiums for w

i'm jamie colby. i'll send you back to cavuto on business only here on the fox news channel. >> i will sign a presidential memorandum that directs the u.s. treasury secretary jack lew to create a new way tore working americans to start their own retirement savings, that encourages manner e americans to begin to build a nestegg. >> guess what, he signed it. but will america sign onto it? a government-run savings plan, my ra, putting money into a basically savings bond. gary k. this is coming from a government that can't save even a penny. >> white the i-on-y the government is saying, go ahead, save, we are 17 trillion in debt. go ahead, we can only buy bonds which creates more of our debt. savings is good. i tell people in the public save as much as yo have iras that can give you choice. >> what do you make of it, charlie? >> what is so dumb is you can do this already. you boo atreasury bond. >> why get involved? >> this is a huge stupid public relations ploy. it is dumb. you can go out. you don't need

i'm jamie colby.lorida, prosecutors say they intend to seek a retrial in the loud music murder case. a florida jury finding michael dunn guilty on four of five counts. but the judge declared a mistrial on the first degree murder charge because the jury failed to make a decision on that count. still dunn faces at least 60 prn 17-year-old jordan davis after an argument in a gas station parking lot. today would have been davis' 19th birthday. >>> chilling new claims coming from one of the alleged craigslist killers. miranda barber admitting in a jailhouse interview she killed more than 20 people as a cult member. the pennsylvania woman and her husband are charged with a man on craigslist last year. i'm jamie colby. see you in america's news headquarters. >>> it's no secret that sochi has its share of problems, but it seems to me that coverage of the winter olympics is suffering from something deeper. it goes beyond the usual time zone problem which we get the results long before the events air on nbc. i

i'm jamie colby. there is a frontic search under way right now in hawaii for a missing pregnant woman. she's 27-year-old carly scott. she was last seen nearly a week ago by her ex-boyfriend. that's the father of her unborn child. then police found her suv torched in a rural part of maui wednesday. she is five months pregnant. police haven't named any suspects. forget the snow and ice. 911 centers were flooded overnight with frantic calls after an earthquake. that's right, grounded parts of the southeast. it was a 4.1 magnitude quake and it could be felt as far away as atlanta. as far north as hickory, north carolina. no reports of injuries or major damage. keep it right here on the fox news channel. i'm jamie colby sending you back to neil cavuto on business. >> all right. five years after going for broke, we are still broken. for the one is fixing it. congress give yourself another blank check this week, nearly five years after president obama signed the $787 stimulus bill. we got a trillion dollar f

i'm jamie colby and welcome to america's news headquarters. >> the policy for same-sex marriage includes not giving incriminating testimony against each other and inmates will be covered. the attorney general pushing back against critics at a human rights gala and said it addresses the civil rights issue of our time. >> these initial changes will positively impact the lives of so many across the nation. all of these are worth celebrating. i want to make one thing clear. for my colleagues or me, i know for all of you, they are only the beginning. >> what else does it call for? live in washington with the latest details. hello, molly. >> attorney general eric holder said he wants to give same-sex marriages full and equal recognition to the greatest extent possible under the law. for example, starting monday, same-sex couples will not be compelled to testify in federal court. holder took it a step further and said under the policy, even in states where same-sex marriages are not recognized, the federal government will not use state use as a basis to object to someone in a same-sex marriage

i'm jamie colby. the police are on the hunt at michigan state university. they are looking for a gunman that they say shot two students last night at an apartment complex less than a mile from the msu campus in east lansing. one victim remains in critical condition. the other has been released from the hospital. police are looking for a black man in his 20 ss. this was not a random shooting. >>> in the meantime, we have something to celebrate. it's the annual fireworks at the victoria harbor in hong kong. these festivities will last 15 days. and i'm jamie colby. i'll see you back here at 1:00 p.m. right here on the fox newschannel. for all your headlines, go to foxnews.com. >>> cutting red tape, clearing away the red tape and we'll cut through red tape. eliminate more regulations. >> promising to make it easier and cheaper to do business. this has been a common theme during the president's state of the union address and so far the government issuing 1800 new or altered regulations. so steve, is this just another empty promise from the president? >> yeah, em

i'm jamie colby a little denvered out. >> you are ready with the orange and i have the seahawks. welcome to america's news headquarters. security will be a top priority until the last second to kickoff the scoreboard. they are going to be back searching on the trains and buses at stadium gate as well as bomb and drug-sniffing dogs. the fighter jets can be scrambled from nearby atlantic city. police say they are confident the measures will take everyone safe. everyone can enjoy the big game. >> you keep going-over your plans and want to make sure you are tight. they have done that. a lot of the things they are worried about as far as the weather. how are we going to do it in and out. it has been taken out of the equation and feels like miami compared to the last week. >> brian has been there all morning and at met life stadium right now. finally, jamie. they are taking the tarps off the field. that's it behind me and they are beginning to rake the field again. part of the reason is they want the field as dry as possible. it is not real grass and it is real dry. the only participat

i'm jamie colby. at 1:00 p.m. eastern, your twitter questions answered on ukraine. >>> when will we learn? first u.s. taxpayers funded fisker. then it went bust. now a chinese company just bought it for 150 million bucks. but we're still on the hook for $139 million, we the taxpayers. elizabeth, you say we've seen it before. it's time to stop the cycle once and for. >> yes. jim demint had it right. this is socialism of the worst order. since 2009, 32 billion bucks in loans went out the door to 26 different projects. only about 2,300 jobs created. that's about $14 million we spent per job when the president said, we're going to get 5 million green jobs by 2018. a lot of the money went to establish big utilities and companies that were sponsored by goldman sachs. is this the way we want to go? >> and the false promise, again back to these false promises. we have to call these politicians to account for what they've said. vice president biden said this in 2009 in delaware -- this is seed money, the money that was goi

his agent says martin feels vindicated by the findings. >>> i'm camie colby. look forward to seeing you at 1:00 p.m. eastern here on fox. now back to "forbes." >>> are you tired of the winter storms jacking up your heating bills? now there's a different kind of storm brewing in d.c. that may give electric bills a real jolt. try an 80% jolt. testimony by an obama energy official exposing that shocking number. it's all stemming from a new epa rule for cool-powered plants in the name of fighting global warming and another example of social engineering that ignores the real cost to all of us. let me just play you a sound bite from the president when he was running for president back in 2008, about what he thought, really thought, about coal energy. >> if somebody wants to build a coal powered plant they can. it's just it will bankrupt them. >> that's exactly, mike, what's happened to a lot of companies. >> david, one of the few promises president obama made good on. many plants shut down. jobs lost and coal production in the country also down. meanwhile, many cron

i'm jamie colby. i will send you back to "bulls and bears" on the fox news channel the most powerful name in news. have a great day. >>> so, remember this? >> what i pledge to do as a candidate and save a typical family an average of $2,500 on their health care costs in the coming years. >> well, maybe not. >> a part of the affordable health care act is to save $2500. what happened? [ laughter ] so even democrats are stumped and it may be about to get worse. a new study saying obamacare's multibillion dollar tax on insurance companies is going to slam consumers right in the wallets. tracy, get ready for the premium hikes. >> yeah, you could have seen this coming a mime. corporations are not going to suck up the difference if their expenses are going up. heck, no, they're going to pass them right on so family can expect premiums to go up $260 a year. individuals expect about a $160 bump in your premiums as well. >> that will just get worse from there. this is how corporate america works unfortunately.

when you watch that documentary the time is now. >> let me turn to colby.his afternoon about black history month and how that was an act, the military was an agent for social change. share with us your experiences as an african-american leader within the military. >> patrick, thanks for having me on. i have to say that my family over 100 years of service from my family dating back to world war i. the opportunities of using the gi bill like the congressman was talking, opportunities to come back and use your trade in a profession like my family has done. amazing opportunity. i would say that you know, what worries me at the end of the day is because less than 1% of americans serve the question is will that opportunity to move into the middle class that was given my family be available for future families and future generations. that does worry me. the turns are tremendous. and, you know not enough can be honestly said about the fantastic opportunities the military has provided me and also my family. >> and jen let me turn to you. you were an army sergeant. d

i'm jamie colby. welcome to america's news headquarters. the federal government is no longer borrowing some people who gave limited material support to terrorists from the united states. that was an executive action that also ease dollars rules for refugees with those seeking asylum. it's one of the president's first actions on immigration since pledging to overstep congress when needed in his state of the union address last month. >>> an update now on the number of power outs in pennsylvania .maryland. it's down to 60,000. there were almost 180,000 businesses and residents that lost power when a snowstorm hit the region last week knocking down trees and power lines. >>> and the united states picking up its second gold medal of the sochi olympics today, jami anderson winning the slope-style snowboarding event. quite an exciting situation in sochi for the u.s. i'm jamie colby. >>> jay leno choked up the other night as he bid farewell as the king of late night tv. >> first year of the show, i lost my mo

i'm jamie colby.ee you at the top of the hour after media buzz. >>> it was the rant seen around the world when seattle's richard sherman went off. that presented quite a challenge for fox's sideline reporter, erin andrews. >> final play, take me through it. >> well, i'm the best corner in the game. when you find me with a -- receiver like crabtree, that's the result you're going to go. don't you ever talk about me. >> who was talking about you? >> crabtree. don't you open your mouth about the best. i'm going to stand up on you real quick. >> i spotted the sportscaster at the media day in new york and we ran over with our camera. >> erin around rues. >> yeah. >> what everyone in america wants to know is what was going through your mooild mind when richard sherman was getting rather emotional on the sidelines with you? >> i better not mess this up. >> were you feeling a little pressure? >> yeah. i was feeling a lot of pressure because i knew i would be crucified if i asked a dumb question. seriously, i

i'm jamie colby. welcome to america's news headquarters. >> i'm kelly wright. topping the news this hour, defiant president obama hinting he will use executive action to push his agenda forward himself. republicans are pushing back for bipartisanship. >> it's another day. it must be another obamacare delay. the white house considering a game changer now that could affect millions of american health plans for the next three years. >>> iran pulling back the nuclear curtain allowing inspectors more access, but what will they find? >>> let's start with this know. no break in sight from all the nasty weather that smacked the northwest. there is a part of oregon still under a winter storm warning with the threat of freezing rain and sleet and snow. what a mess. they are still trying to dig out why yesterday's additional half foot of snow. it's not all bad news. the next storm could bring some relief for areas of the west suffering through a very severe drought. she is so pretty in pink today our meteorologist janice dean live in the fox extreme weather center. i've b

i'm jamie colby and welcome to america news headquarters. >> i'm gregg jarrett. topping the news of this hour, day four in the verdict watch of the florida man accused of fatally shooting a teenager over loud music. we'll look back how this whole case unfolded and how the jury could decide. >> if they don't come back with their verdict during this hour. >> the head of the republican national committee is brushing off claims by vice president joe biden that the gop is in disarray, adding that democrats need to focus on their own problems. who's right on that? we'll debate it. >> the u.s. men's hockey team. did you hear this? beating out russia in a 3-2 stunner. we've got their amazing victory shot, plus thrilling highlights from sochi. >>> first, don't put those shovels away yet. you've got to get ready for another winter wallop. the forecast now predicting yet another round of snow for millions of us from the mid atlantic all the way to new england. there's some good news though in that the storm is only expected to result in a, quote, light dusting of snow in mo

i'm jamie colby. keeping an eye on ukraine because it's not really clear who is in charge there.ament has appointed a new leader, but an aid to the ousted president said he is not leaving the country, will continue to fulfill his presidential duties. still, he's tried to leave the country. meanwhile, large crowds of protesters are filling independence square in kiev, perhaps digging in for a long time. back here at home, terrible tragedy on long island. carbon monoxide being blamed for the death of a restaurant manager at a shopping mall in huntington just outside new york city. there were more than two dozen people rushed to the hospital last night. the mall was quickly evacuated and investigators say it may have been a leak of the heating system. i'm jamie colby and i'll be back at the top of the hours for a brand new hour of america's news headquarters. back to media buzz. >>> it can be hard for viewers to make sense of the fast moving coverage especially when many guests seem to be pushing their favorite stocks. >> you want to own the fracking industry, you want to observe an

. >> i'm jamie colby in for martha maccallum. this ethiopian airline was headed for rome and landed in switzerland instead. >> reporter: it happened overnight at ethiopian airlines flight 702. while it was still in african air space the alert went out that the plane was hijacked. that came from the copilot who locked himself in the cockpit when the captain went to the bathroom. there was a request for asylum and the government not tampering with the person involved in this hijack. then the plane was diverted to switzerland. after -- after several circles he land. then the cockpit window was popped out and the copilot lowered himself down on to the tarmac. bill: why do they think he did this? >> reporter: there is a history of hijackings and attempted hijackings, but rarely by employees. according to authorities in switzerland, the man could get as much as 20 years in jail for hostage taking. as for the folks on the plane, and there were 140 italians among the passengers. they are being bussed to milan, italy just across the borde

colby, i think that's why there's an increased risk of hormonal changes. women are living longer, and the most important thing at all is we are not looking for it enough. today we are going to get women to look for it more. david gave out fast and strong signals. women need to be on the lookout for baby signals. >> does baby aspirin work? >> if the bp is 150/100, then start taking calcium pills. if you have severe blood pressure before you get these pills, women over 75 need to look for atrial fibrillation, irregular heartbeat. and that's good guide line. they let you go into pregnancy with too higher a blch. they say 150/100. i want women to have controlled blood pressure when pregnant. >> staying in a weight scale, that's true. dr. samadi, how does this change? >> the american cancer society recommends starting at the age of 40 all the way to 84 every year. but that's quite expensive. that's about $10 billion package. the second package which is this one, started from u.s. task force in 2009. and now this study that was published in the internal medicine

. >> i'm jamie colby. welcome to all of you as we welcome the chairman pressoof senate chief of robotics surgery. >> and dr. marc siegel is professor of medicine at langdon medical center pulse wi the secret code of sickness and health. welcome as always. >> great to have you here. >> of course. >> this week, an amazing warning from the fda. the agency is not now looking at the risk of stroke, heart attack and death with the treatments. this seems to be troubling when you hear about this. >> eric, all of us have seen the ads on tv with the image of the who looks healthy. it's interesting to see this kind of result coming out. some people call this the fountain of youth for anti-aging. this is a 400 million dollar industry and it's growing. more and more men are saying i need that testosterone and prescription. we are going to be careful here. let me talk about menopause among women. we have talked about this. it's abrupt and you get the hot flashes and the symptoms around 41 to 51-year-olds. with men it's

hi, everybody, i'm jamie colby. this is your fox news minute. apprehending a would-be hijacker on a brownedded plane in istanbul, that flight originating in ukraine of the according to media reports the detained individual wanted to divert the plane to sochi, russia, of course the site of the winter olympics. >> syria making good on agreement to evacuate syria and homes. they evacuated dozens of the citizens from the embattle century city to a safer location. that is part of a planned three-day sees fire in homs. that is one of the hardest hit cities in the three year war. >>> state department is accusing russia after new low after a taped conversation between secretary of state victoria nuland was leaked and posted to youtube. using choice words about the european union reportly talking to the u.s. ambassador to ukraine talking about the tense political situation in that country. those are your headlines, i'm jamie colby. >> jamie, thank you very much. >> take care. tracy: time to take a look at what is hot on foxbusiness.com. kate rogers joins

i'm jamie colby.e now learning more about the alleged hijacker who tried to divert a plane to sochi. he's a 45-year-old ukrainian man arrested in istanbul after claiming he had a bomb on board. he was tricked and the plane landed in istanbul instead. reports say the man is pushing for the release of anti-government prisoners in the ukraine. meanwhile, america's drone program may be in jeopardy. the pentagon is reporting it is exploring other options while afghan president refuses to sign a security pack. they will be forced to close the military bases including the one that launches drones to places such as pakistan and yemen. i will send you back now to cavuto on business. keep it right here and on fox news.co news.com. >> an e-mail hack attack, not from hackers, from unions. plo posing rules for the force companies to hand over lists of worker e-mails an phone numbers. to groups that want to unionize them >> you know, this goes beyond your tippal national labor board. this is reaching into a busines

water, our future. in us at nature.org e nature conservancy protecting nature, prerving life i'm jamie colbyou back to neil cavuto on business. >> all right. fiveears after going for broke, we are still broken. for the one is fixing it. congress give yourself another blank check this week, nearl five years after president obama signed the$787 stimulus bl. we got a trillion dollar food bill that became law this week. we capped with with a billion dollar climate change with money we don't have any week. >>we have a debt ceiling, sten, benefit they came out with the news, i don't get when do the republicans make an you a thentic stand? when do they say, forget what the media tells you, we are driving down an irreversible path. here'she thing. we jump off a one story building or we will take pain, we will take a stand and be honest about it. >> ben stein, obviously the speaker to the risk anthe position. i will annoy a lot of peoplely keep my eye on theprize, which is presumably the elections the end of this year and rom the dice thinking that itself the strategy to not upset the govement cart a

. >> i'm jamie colby. it's great to see things are more peaceful after horrific violence for days. they are voting for a new leader following the ousting of the president taking over the country's interim president. the opposition leader saying he hopes this move will unite the country. >> one believes with normal standard of life to have jobs, to have social standards. with this idea, we bring them together. >> following all of the progress live from our moscow bureau. amy? >> reporter: it seems that moscow is distancing itself already from the ukraine. the finance minster actually suggesting that ukraine apply for a loan from the ims to help bail it out and avoid default, adding that "we wish ukraine well and wish them a rapid resolution to their stabilization, basically sounding like they are putting ukraine to the side. parliament voting as speaker and active president. they are putting new people into post and firing others. they are putting out arrest warrants and a lot of people in the protest camp and new interim government are asking for retribution. it was a largely rappe

last month's colby fire scorched the hills above those homes. the concern is the soil that would normally soak up the rainwater will slide down the hill causing a mud slide. we want to see your photos of the storm as well. you can e-mail them to us at newstips@ktvu.com. or post them on our facebook page. >>> police activity has shut down a major road at pittsburg. a pickup truck slammed into a power pole at west tenth street and enterprise circle just before midnight. officers drew their weapons and formed a shield as they approached that truck. they were investigating a possible connection to a crime. now there was one person inside who was pronounced dead at the scene but it's unclear whether that person was the only one in the truck or if there was someone else who may have left the scene before officers arrived. that crash did take down a power line in the area. >>> also this morning the chp continues to search for a gunman who opened fire on a crowded east bay freeway. that gunfire shut down a section of 580 during last night's rush hour co

. >> i'm jamie colby and i guarantee you will be glad you tuned in today for house call. >> welcome to sunday house call. joining us is dr. mark segal, professor of medical and unlocking the skred code of sickness. >> wait, there is more. you get two opinions. chairman and professor of urology. chief of robotics surgery. doctors, welcome. >> great to have you here. there was a new warning that came out from the american heart association and a lot of people are confused. what it said was women are actually at higher risk of having a stroke than men. doctor, why would that be true and is it? >> i want women to listen carefully. this is extremely important. it's the american heart association and the american stroke association. the reason is that women get strokes more than 50% of people who get strokes are women. more women than men. it's the number three cause of death among women and number four among men. why women? it's specific reasons. women when they are pregnant are at higher risks especially with high blood pressure. preeclampsia. if if you are on birth control, it increases y

. >> and good morning to all of you live from america's news headquarters, i'm jamie colby. well, team usa taking home the first gold medal of the sochi olympics. taking the top spot in the men's snowboarding slopestyle final. he did a trick, sage kotsenburg, four-and-a-half backwards spins while grabbing the back of his board. you don't want to try that one at home t. win also comes after teammate shaun white pulled out of the event. the opening ceremony didn't go off as planned, one portion they put up five snowflakes. they were they were supposed to open an form the five rings, the fifth one never open. the after display never went off. no one watching tv knew, local stations suppliesed in footage from a test run. you know, see you in 30 minutes. >> lots of worries of terror threats at the olympics. should we be more worried to an attack that happened here to our power grid, smack in the dab of silicon valley. transformers picked out 17 of them. the fuse just surfacing now. officials calling it economic terrorism and, john, you say this is a real threat to our way of life

. >>> hi, everybody, i'm jamie colby. >> welcome, as always on this sunday. joining us dr.ief of robotic surgery there. >> dr. marc siegel joins us, as well. "unlocking the inner code of sickness and health." great to have both of you here. >> we begin with the report, have you heard athis, shocking announcement from tom brokaw. he has been diagnosed with multiple myeloma an incurable cancer

colby. thank you so much. >> i'm eric shawn.ward kurtz on the fox newschannel. >>> from a newly discovered archive. should the media be diving back into the old clinton scandals? >> monica lewinsky scandal coming back to haunt him and his wife's likely 2016 presidential bid. >>> what one of hillary clinton's closest friends wrote about some of her darkest hours. now public as the 2016 attacks get personal. >>> another setback for obamacare as part of the employer mandate is pushed back again. is the press minimizing the magnitude of the law's problems? chris christie still getting

. >> i'm jamie colby. good to see you and great to be with you. let me tell you about the stealimate that is happening as violence is escalating in syria. 3400 people have been killed this month alone. u.s. leaders point the finger of blame at russia and iran for the break down. peter is joining me now with more on this. good morning. >> good morning, jamie. as of right now we see three weeks of talks have not done going end the deadly three-year long war in syria that claimed 140,000 lives. senator john mccain is saying things are getting a lot worse as a result of russian and iranian influence. mccain said the white house policy has been a dismal failure. >> we sit down at the table with him on nuclear weapons and talk about the removal of chemical weapons, it turned into a regional conflict and the weapons flown in and the training from iran and all of it is evolved into the situation that we are in today. >> senator mccain is urging the white house to work with viable opposition groups inside syria. the president is committing to humanitarian

>>> hi, everybody, i'm jamie colby. >> welcome, as always on this sunday. joining us dr. david samadi and chief of robotic surgery there. >> dr. marc siegel joins us, as well. "unlocking the inner code of sickness and health." great to have both of you here. >> we begin with the report, have you heard athis, shocking announcement from tom brokaw. he has been diagnosed with multiple myeloma an incurable cancer affecting blood cells in the bone marrow. dr. samadi, what is it and how do you diagnose it? >> about 1% of our cancers are multiple myeloma and 10,000 people die from this. it starts from bone marrow. a lot of people don't know what bone marrow is. a soft part in the middle of the bone and i think the simple way to understand it, think of of it as a federal reserve bank. in the bank you have a lot of different currencies. you have yen and euro and when you start printing out a lot of dollar, what happens is the value of the other one the other currencies go down. that's exactly what happens in the bone marrow. you start producing a lot of plasma cells. these are cel

i'm jamie colby t. tensions in the ukraine are boiling. protesters taking over the city of kiev. the country's president describing the events there as a coup, compareing the situation to the nazis coming to power in germany in the 1930s. his comments are coming after he is forced to flee the capital. you want to keep it here on fox news for the latest on this developing story all day. and also oversea, an unprecedented get-together at the vatican. take a look at this. retired pope benedict xvi, most cardinals will be eligible to elect a new pope in the future. this is the first time the two popes have appeared together at a public religious ceremony since benedict retired last year. it's quite a sight. keep it right here on the fox news channel. [ music playing ] >> a baby gift from uncle sam. a top senate democrat is calling for universal savings accounts, giving $45u6789 bucks to every newborn baby. i have already told my sons, can you look a little younger. $45u6789 bucks. >> right at the get-go. >> out the gate. it will alleviate poverty and pay for college. all right at 10%

. >> i'm jamie colby. to all of you as we welcome the chairman pressoof senate chief of robotics surgery. >> and dr. marc siegel is professor of medicine at langdon medical center pulse wi the secret code of sickness and health. welcome as always. >> great to have you here. >> of course. >> this week, an amazing warning from the fda. the agency is not now looking at the risk of stroke,

she lived right against the charred hillside left by the colby fire. >> i look at what it could be and it's kind of disheartening. >> reporter: although there's more development now, she hopes they're more prepared. still she packed up her car and headed out to a friend's house. >> i've taken out everything that means anything of sentimental value, and after that, what am i going to do here, you know, other than get crazy when and if the mud comes. >> reporter: and the closure and mandatory evacuation order for about a thousand glendora residents will remain in effect until possibly saturday, depending on what the storm brings. the city has also dropped off sand bags and 1.6 miles of k-rail in these neighborhoods just to keep residents safe. for cbs news, i'm serene branson in glendora, california. >>> kcbs meteorologist jackie johnson has more on weather in the midwest. >> some rain finally hitting the west coast but maybe too much all at once. take a look at this large storm system that's moving in. we've got flash flood watches and warnings that are in effect and a possibility 106 i

she lived near the hillside left by the colby fire. >> reporter: although there's more development now, she hopes they're more prepared. still she packed up her car and headed out to a friend's house. >> i've taken out anything that means september mental value and after that, what am i going to do here, you know, other than get crazy when and if the mud comes. >> reporter: and the closure and mandatory evacuation order for about a thousand glendora residents will remain in effect until possibly saturday, depending on what the storm brings. the city has also dropped off sand bags and 1.6 miles of rail here just to keep residents safe. i'm serena branson in california. >> jacky johnson has more. >> maybe too much all at once. take a look at this large storm system that's moving in. we've got flash flood watches an warnings that are in effect and a possibility of 10 inches of rain in southern california, not to mention the threat of thunderstorms in higher elevations. up to four feet of snow a ability with winds gusting up to 75 miles an hour. as we head further to the east, arctic air c

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concerned about the possibility of mudslides in areas of glendora and azusa that were burned in the colby wildfire. home owners in both cities have done all they can to prepare, using sandbags to shore up hillsides. >>"you've got a recently burned hillside here with limited vegetation and a very steep slope. it's a recipe for what the experts say is potential for a great deal of damage." >> reporter:the storm is expected to bring an inch of rain to the coast and the valleys, and more to the >> reporter: it is already going to make landfall with monterey getting hit. with 6 in. of rain most of us want to 3 in. of rain. we have already seen some very strong gaullist paris starting to clear throughout the day. more and evening hours to stretch run saturday. so far claimed totals with napa half an inch as center rose up. the edge on theconcord and over an inch. significant rainfall already. east bay hills as well with very strong wind gusts there it 39 mi. per hour. over 44 mi. per hour and half moon bay. futurecast shows it will last through the morning commute. by 1:00 tomorrow morning. sca

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. >> reporter: especially in places like glendora, california, home of that colby wildfire that gnawed away at nearly 2,000 acres of vegetation in january. >> we need the rain. >> well, i know, but not that much. >> yeah not that much at once. but we do need the rain. >> reporter: they need it to help dent that historic drought. but get this -- even if they get five inches of rain, they would need another 15 inches within a month to really see a rebound. rain will start wednesday, and the heaviest will come friday into saturday. in all, almost a half foot for some. meanwhile, the headline for many east of the rockies is cold. the savage winter still howling in southern minnesota, where the deadline to get your ice fishing house off the lakes is less than a week away. but with all the cold and snow of late, they may not be able to remove them in time. that push of late february brr brings the sub-freezing wind chills as far south as north texas and northern alabama. the thaw-freeze effect forcing ice jams from illinois to indiana and pennsylvania, bulldozing the swollen river's edge. >>

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i'm jamie colby.you in america's news headquarters. >>> it's no secret that sochi has its share of problems, but it seems to me that coverage of the winter olympics is suffering from something deeper. it goes beyond the usual time zone problem which we get the results long before the events air on nbc. i spoke earlier with christine brennan, a sports commentator for usa today and abc news from sochi. >> christine, i'm sure you get caught up in the excitement of being there. but other than the u.s. hockey team beating russia on saturday, i can't remember an olympics that has generated so little chatter here. why do you think that is? >> that's a great question, howie. i think bottom line is that there have been a lot of disappointing performances for the u.s. athletes. some expected performances, obviously snowboarding, that's a sport the united states owns, x game, that's where the four gold medals have been so far. you're right, lindsey vonn never made it here. you've got bode miller not doing well.

this town sits right at the base of the mountains that the colby fire scorched just a month ago. they've already handed out 18,000 sandbags. they hope to fill 12,000 more and lay miles of these concrete barriers. the heaviest rain is expected friday, which will bring winds up to 60 miles per hour. >> we're going to prepare for the worst and hope for the best. >> reporter: it takes hundreds of sandbags to shore up a home. and barriers can catch runoff water and some debris. but what they cannot do is stop mudslides, like the ones that covered conchita, california, in 2005. for much of the rest of the country, winter still rules supreme. in minneapolis, a ground blizzard. five-foot snowdrifts. zero visibility. after a weekend warm-up started breaking ice on rivers, the big refreeze has river towns from the northeast to the midwest, now dealing with destructive ice jams. in kankakee, illinois, authorities had to shut down this bridge because of the ice. it's these enormous chunks of ice pushing up against the foundation of this bridge that are a huge concern. the army corps of engin

>> colbie caillat is here. she has happy music.o hard to get on any list with jackie collins. i have a paperback coming out today, doesn't matter. i'll tell you why it doesn't matter, because jackie collins dominates all lists. >> she knows how to -- she's writing her 31st. >> that's unbelievable. >> will come out around the next time your book does. >> we have some updates -- >> and more life saving lessons, everybody. if you have times when you saved your pet's life, we would like to hear from you. >> we'll be talking about cpr and things like that. philip seymour hoffman, we have updates. as the days go on, you find out more and more, just a couple of things. they're going to dim the lights on broadway to honor him. he was a big broadway actor, nominated for a couple of tonies. >> yep, yep, yep. >> there are makeshift memorials popping up, one right outside of the actor's home. you think about what the police are saying, it is really astonishing, i think. they said they found 49 full bags of heroin and 23 empty bags. they found

colbie caillat is here. >> i hope she makes it through the snow, jackie collins.ill hit the fan tomorrow. >> that's what happens around here. >> have a great fun day monday. be safe out there if it is snowing. bye-bye. thank you so much. >> i'm here to help. you and i will get through this together. [applause] >> let's get it started. launched the show. it's been my mission to help struggling to find love. it's shocking to find how many daters are out there across this country. that's why i started the united america

. >> and i am jamie colby in for alisyn camerota. they have testimony of one man former are deputy cia director are michael morrel is a cowed of misleading the law makers. and blamed a protest for the murder of four americans. we all remember that chief intelligence corspopdant with us now. >> there is a new push to get morel to testify about the decisions and choices that align him to the administration and long- time aide to mrs. clinton. he testified the talking points were sent to the white house for informational services and not input. no effort was made to correct the record. the acting director testimony perpetuated the myth that the white house did not play a part in drafting and editing the information. >> it did innewence what the ciowa a conveyed to the committees on what happened. >> in midnovember 2012, a similar situation played out before the house intelligence committee. when asked who was responsible for the talking points. fox news was told that james clapper had no idea and morell remained silence. >> if your sile