dan is taking some well deserved time off.ut it's great to have "nightline" anchor dan abrams joining you. it's been a while since we've been together. >> nice to be with you on another chilly day. >> yes. extremely cold. >> i want to take you away from that. it is great to be here, but take a look at this. from freezing cold to giant waves, giant. up to 50 feet high. >> oh, my gosh. >> not a weather story, one of surfing's biggest events. we've got all the highlights from the gnarly mavericks competition at half moon bay. it's in california. >> just hearing dan abrams say gnarly. >> is that a legal term? >> i didn't even sort of give it my full sort of effort. >> oh. we're just getting the show started this morning. >> that's our biggest tease coming up. >> we've had a lot of coffee as you can tell already. that's one of the few bodies of water not frozen in this country, by the way, after looking at that. there's a lot more cold weather coming up. we'll get to that in just a few moments. >>> we do begin with a stern warning

dan's call purchase offers leverage to the upside and risks 18 bucks. think gambling and think vegas and movies with joe pesci and tomato sauce. add japan to that list. jane wells, making her options action debut live from the strip has more on this story. hi, jane. >> hey, melissa. you know, las vegas is recovering, single corp is doing well, macau has hit it out of the park with gaming revenues up to $45 billion. ceo jim calls those gigantic results. what's next? japan where gambling in a casino is currently illegal but legislatetures pushing to change that with 20920 olympics coming along and they need money. all the companies have been there, las vegas, sands, wind, caesars and mgm, building, waiting, as jim says, japan will be bigger than vegas. >> i believe that the japanese process will be similar to the singapore pro se. it will be very transparent, it will be specific, it will be protracted, take a long time, and everyone's going to say they have an inside track. no one has an inside track. we don't have one, our competitors don't have one. the

dan, that's a question everybody had on their minds.ig performers last year, can they continue their run this year, city came out and lit a fire under bank of america shares. >> the stock is up 5% in a straight line in two days, like you said making five year highs, it acts well. technically, we have charts here. when you look at that breaking out like that, on good volume, you see the moving averages trending higher. technically it looks great. there is no resistance overhead here. when we come into the next two weeks, we'll get earn accident, that's going to be the driver, when we get the outlook for 2014. to put it another way. some of these banks are consolidating, when you look at citi, one year basis, traded between the high 40s and low 50s for about since the spring and it looks ready to break out. others don't look so great. but to me, i think there's other ways to play it. i like the banks here, they absorbed the idea of the taper pretty well and have legs. >> mike, i'm wondering if you think the run we stau in 2013 across the

who better to ask than dan marino?hird all-time career passing record, career touchdowns, fifth all-time in total passing touchdowns in the playoffs -- 32. for years, he has been number one in many of these categories but today's nfl, a different style of play, maybe putting in that are passing numbers, that in the passing numbers. do you think you could have competed against the people playing in the game today? >> i liked hearing all of that stuff. >> doesn't it make you feel good? >> sure. >> do you think you could have competed against the people playing in the game today? >> i don't think there would be any issue for me to play today the way the rules are now. if you can play at a high level, you should the able to play of the way the game is now. the speed and the size of players have changed over the years. >> speed and size. i got a chance to meet some of the denver broncos yesterday during media day. one of them is 340 pounds, six foot four and he's fast. >> that's scary when you are a quarterback. [laughter]

dan and carolyn?s very much. >>> a church pastor in boutte, montana put his sermon on hold so he could catch his beloved team. >> go out and serve the lord. >> thanks be to god. >> and i'm out of here. >> that is great. pastor tim christianson came back to finish the sermon after kaepernicking. >> he grew up a fan of the red and gold since he attended his first game in 1972. >> we like this guy. >> that is cool. >> coming up next, actor kevin kostner. >> i'm carolyn johnson. thanks for watching. >> appreciate your time as always. for sh expo andy and awful us here. have a great night.

dan and carolyn? boutte, montana put his sermon on hold so he could catch his beloved team. >> go out and serve the lord. >> thanks be to god. >> and i'm out of here. >> that is great. pastor tim christianson came back to finish the sermon after kaepernicking. >> he grew up a fan of the red and gold since he attended his first game in 1972. >> we like this guy. >> that is cool. >> coming up next, actor kevin kostner. >> i'm carolyn johnson. thanks for watching. >> appreciate your time as always. for sh expo andy and awful us here. have a great night. soon, californians from to salinas to san diego will have equal access to quality health insurance. those who need financial assistance will get it. and nobody will be denied because of a pre-existing condition. welcome to a new state of health. welcome to covered california. we are your health insurance marketplace. enroll today at coveredca.com. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, kevin costner, harry connick, jr. "i-witness new

dan and carolyn?could catch his beloved team. >> go out and serve the lord. >> thanks be to god. >> and i'm out of here. >> that is great. pastor tim christianson came back to finish the sermon after kaepernicking. >> he grew up a fan of the red and gold since he attended his first game in 1972. >> we like this guy. >> that is cool. >> coming up next, actor kevin kostner. >> i'm carolyn johnson. thanks for watching. >> appreciate your time as always. for sh expo andy and awful us here. have a great night. [ superfan ] we're hitting the road to help america discover the new helper. you've got to try this sweet & sour chicken helper. i didn't know they made chicken. crunchy taco or four cheese lasagna? can i get another one of those actually? [ superfan ] hey, america, we're here to help. ♪ this is the creamy chicken corn chowder. i mean, look at it. so indulgent. did i tell you i am on the... [ both ] chicken pot pie diet! me too! [ male announcer ] so indulgent, you'll never believe they're light. 100

thing like our other dan. >> no, that's the other dan's really domain. >> aka danimal. >> yeah. >> we'll be right back. so cute. >> his ears haven't even popped up yet.

thing like our other dan. >> no, that's the other dan's really domain. >> aka danimal. >> yeah. >> we'll be right back. so cute. >> his ears haven't even popped up yet. >> i know. they keep going back. >> his ears lay down you know like a baby puppy or cat. they don't even pop up. >> they're under the sleeve.

dan is taking some time off. great to have "nightline" anchor dan abrams with us. it's been a while. >> nice to be with you on another chilly day. >> yes. extremely cold. >> i want to take you away from that. take a look at this. from freezing cold to giant waves, giant. up to 50 feet high. not a weather story, one of surfing's biggest events. all the highlights from the gnarly mavericks competition at half moon bay. >> just hearing dan abrams say gnarly. >> i didn't even give it my full 10 sort of effort. >> that's our biggest tease coming up. >> a lot of coffee. one of the few boats of water not frozen after looking at that. there's a lot more cold weather coming up. we'll get to that in just a few minutes. >>> we begin with a stern warning for u.s. olympic athletes. they're being told to be more low key and not wear their red, white and blue colors around sochi where they could be prime terror targets. plus, the u.s. state department has a new travel alert right now. abc's kirit radia has more. >> reporter: imagine you're an olympic legal and trained your whole

dan is taking some time off. great to have "nightline" anchor dan abrams with us. it's been a while. >> nice to be with you on another chilly day. >> yes. extremely cold. >> i want to take you away from that. take a look at this. from freezing cold to giant waves, giant. up to 50 feet high. not a weather story, one of surfing's biggest events. all the highlights from the gnarly mavericks competition at half moon bay. >> just hearing dan abrams say gnarly. >> i didn't even give it my full 10 sort of effort. >> that's our biggest tease coming up. >> a lot of coffee. one of the few boats of water not frozen after looking at that. there's a lot more cold weather coming up. we'll get to that in just a few minutes. >>> we begin with a stern warning for u.s. olympic athletes. they're being told to be more low key and not wear their red, white and blue colors around sochi where they could be prime terror targets. plus, the u.s. state department has a new travel alert right now. abc's kirit radia has more. >> reporter: imagine you're an olympic legal and trained your whole

that's where dan enters the story. in lieu of a salary, which they couldn't afford to pay they gave him a stake in the company. >> he was doing a lot of work for us but we felt the pressure to be protective of our equity. >> but they decided his work was worth more than just 10% and that motivating him with ownership was more important than retaining equity themselves so they gave him 20%. they didn't value the company at the time, which they should have, but looking back, david says the company was new, and worth about nothing. >> he saw problems, he went and fixed them. he saw opportunities, he went for them. and i think more importantly he saw a partner. >> the team also saw potential in volunteer stephanie appiah. >> there was blogging, rewriting of web content. >> again there was no money to pay stephanie. but there was ownership. >> stephanie just came in and started kicking butt at everything. so, after awhile, we said well we did this for dan. so we should do this for stephanie. >> not knowing the intricacies o

equities. >> dan, you've been looking at google. you've been questioning the valuation for a while now. >> listen, this is a company that's firing on all cylinders. they have a near monopoly in their core business. the stock has appreciated almost 30% since they reported their q3. that quarter was fantastic. there were some issues there. the gross margins are coming down. costs per click. the core business in search was down 4% year over year. these are things to keep an eye on. when you go to stock that made all-time highs, this company gained the market cap since october of yahoo and ebay together. it seems like the world has anointed them the safe haven status for u.s. equities. for me, i don't want to be in names like that right here for the very reasons that we talked about. when people go to raise cash, they hit the register in a name like this. >> so what is your trade? >> to me, listen, i think if you're long in this thing, a fabulous company. this company on average over the last four quarters has moved 6%. expect some vola

dan?it's amazing how important that's going to be as they factor that in creating the strategies for each team. bill, thank you very much. appreciate it. >>> now to the developments in the sex scandal rocking france. the country's president and his girlfriend have called it quits after he was caught cheating with a much younger actress. the messy public breakup comes just a couple weeks before he is scheduled to attend a state dinner at the white house. jeffrey kofman has been watching the soap opera unfold from london. good evening, jeffrey. >> reporter: good morning, soap opera, it is. france's president is single. he and the first lady were never officially married but he is now officially on his own. he called her his companion. the french didn't care that valerie trierweiler wasn't married to president francois hollande but they do seem to care that he had a mistress on the side. i wish to make it known that i have ended my partnership with valerie trierweiler after two weeks of tablo

welcome to politicking with larry king one of my favorite people a legendary newsman dan rather what does he expect from the president and the president's political opponents in the years ahead as you see parallels between the bridge controversy surrounding new jersey governor chris christie and the watergate scandal that brought down richard nixon plus how far would he go to get a story it's all next on politicking with larry king. on the politicking he's a bestselling author he was one hell of a white house correspondent and one of the best anchors ever the long time ago the c.b.s. evening news he currently is the host and managing editor of dan rather reports on access t.v. and i'm honored to have the legendary newsman and my friend then join me he's been with us many times in fact this man while i think we just c.b.s. news would cover hurricanes for us on larry king live the lonely member standing are very very well know if a tree dan rather with him or let's get right to it what do you make of the bridge gate well first of all it's an overstatement to call it bridge gate and the

>> it boils down to one of the neighbors and that's dan davis. barry kept telling me that dan was pissing him off doing little things to get him mad. >> they say good fences make good neighbors. not in this case. mr. davis was trying to build a fence between his property and barry swegle's property. >> how far back does that go? >> for years over that fence up there. >> i think he wanted something that didn't belong to him and he was mad because we were fixing it. >> property lines are the most heated dispute between neighbors because people believe in lines and yet both believe the line is different. >> real estate mogul barbara corcoran has seen so many of these situations spin out of control. >> it takes two to fight and if either of them had been intelligent, the whole thing could have not happened. >> taking the longview, as inou property and barry's driveway. you can see how barry's trucks and heavy equipment bore a path across dan's property. >> his only way in and out was through this road. you need a pretty good sized entrance to make th

we have fought side by side for some years and i actually met dan's father, seymour, before i met dan and to have had any praise from either one of them but especially a public servant and a leader like seymour gelber as dan said, probably many of you know him, is really remarkable. and for me it means that maybe i'm doing something right. but dan is been a great dad and a great leader and someone who has chosen a path of public service in spite of the fact that in our generation when we grew up a lot of our friend in the w '80s, which was the me generation, chose the path making as much money as humanly possible. there is nothing wrong with that. that's a good path. but dan and i both chose a path that allowed to us go to bat making the world a better place for others every single day. that is really what this book was all about. so,at dan, thank you very much r that really special introduction and this book and writing it, and people have said to me, deb business, you didn't have enough to do? you had to cram a book in to too? the answer is yes, because i realized especially in nove

evening news he currently is the host and managing editor of dan rather reports on access t.v. and i'm honored to have the legendary newsman and my friend then join me he's been with us many times in fact this man while i think we just c.b.s. news would cover hurricanes for us on larry king live the lonely member standing are very very warm over tree dan rather without a man or let's get right to it what do you make of the bridge gate well first of all it's an overstatement call it bridges and then what are sort of all these serious but if you first wrote about it this all started with watergate watergate became a shorthand word for a widespread criminal conspiracy led sort of say by the president of united states out of the oval office constitutional crisis to the country more than forty people sort of card time now those who know that story to be true of this widespread criminal conspiracy tried always to soften it by saying well these things happen all the time is bridge gate to use this gate medicaid there's only one good and that's what a good good serious now this bridge

. >> por lo tanto manejan tiene emcanismos internos y no dan cuenta. >> a la iglesia católica se acusavidencia física, piden un acto de fe creer en su palabra . >> pensamos que verán . >> desde miami , univisión . >> partes del sur de california arden ,fuego y fuertes vientos tienen ocupados a bomberos, cerca de los Ángeles, incendio sin control destruye viviendas, en las montañas de san gabriel tenemos más . >> el fuego regreso al sur de california en la temporada de lluvias pero sin agua hasta ahora, el llamado incendio es la pesadilla que todos tienen . >> tenemos alerta en 4 días, y eso tenemos en miedo que pasara . >> el incendio comenzó antes de las 6am en los Ángeles , pero bajo estado de alerta de incendio por la sequia la respuesta es inmediata . >> desde que comenzó pero se mueve rápido y lo hacemos de segunda alarma . >> teníamos helicópteros . >> por denuncia a 911 policía arresta 3 sospechoso de causar el siniestro que se fija fianza de 20 mil dólares . >> tenían olor de fuego y estbaan sucios y pregunte de donde venían , de donde paso el juego ,pero dicen que no lo hizo .

i'm not going to give any second opinion on dan's thoughts on samsung there.icism for a lot of emerging market plays like caterpillar. so when we look at the potential risk factors seems like the emerging markets would count among them. >> we have a quick programming note here. coming up next on "mad money" it's a growth stock face-off. cramer has the two hottest companies slugging it out. plus, don't miss the game plan before trading gets underway. coming up the final call from the options pits. ♪ [ indistinct shouting ] [ male announcer ] time and sales data. split-second stats. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ it's so close to the options floor... [ indistinct shouting, bell dinging ] ...you'll bust your brain box. ♪ all on thinkorswim from td ameritrade. ♪ v ♪ [ indistinct shouting ] [ male announcer ] time and sales data. split-second stats. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ it's so close to the options floor... [ indistinct shouting, bell dinging ] ...you'll bust your brain box. ♪ all on thinkorswim from td ameritrade. ♪ >>> time now for the final call. the last word f

susan. >> reporter: good morning, dan. some rainy charleston -- a federal investigation into the chemical spill and water is on the way where life has been put on hold for so many people. this morning, thousands in west virginia feeling the effects of thursday morning's chemical spill. more than 700 people in the charleston area have called poison control centers complaining of nausea, vomiting, headaches and rashes. 70 people went to local hospitals. for the 300,000 area residents, it's been a frustrating day and a half. overnight, fema trucks bringing more than a million liters of clean water for people to drink, bathe, cook and clean. >> i just really am upset because we're basically trying to find water just so we can be able to take a shower, have something to drink. >> reporter: the crisis began when a toxic chemical used to process coal leaked out of a 48,000-gallon storage tank. the chemical overflowed into the elk river, just north of a water treatment plant that provides drinking water for the region. >> do not d

dan and bianna? >> you say it's going to be chilly? >> yeah. >> this is how we roll at "gma." we take a meteorologist from balmy atlanta and force him to stand out in the freezing cold in central park. brad, welcome to the hazing ritual. >> puts atlanta cold in perspective. >> we'll bring you inside in a little bit. >>> a lot of other news overnight. for that, let's kick it over to linsey davis in for ron this morning. >> warmest regards to ron. i'm feeling for him this morning. good morning to all of you. breaking news overnight from afghanistan. an american soldier was killed in a group of suicide attacks, targeting a joint u.s.-afghan base. local officials say the attacker detonated his vehicle saturday at the entrance of a base in the district of jalalabad. >>> back here at home, firefighters battled a fire at a thrift store in jackson, mississippi, friday. local officials say the blaze erupted inside the salvation army, destroying the building. the store was packed to capacity because of all of

dan harris taking time off. >> when i heard the grammys this weekend, maybe dan harris went there for weekend. >> i hope he was somewhere warm. >> he is on the red carpet. >> exactly. >> he does drum, you know. >> he's been trying to do pop news since i got here. >> yes. conspiracy theories. >> one of the things we're covering, no sleep for the biggest names in hollywood. they're up late, i'm thinking, harris, late night parties. clive davis' big pre-grammy bash. rachel smith was there partying with them and has the highlights. >>> and two weeks away from a white house state dinner that could be uncomfortable. on the guest list, france's president who's just split when his long-time girlfriend after a very public scandal revealing he's been having an affair with a much younger actress. now that one paramour is out, will another one win a spot at the glamorous dinner next month? >> that's what the president wants. >>> but a shooting at a big and busy mall. shoppers scrambling for their lives. and this morning, police investigating what may have sent the gunman into a killer rage. we ha

. >> i'm dan ashley. a san francisco man who had his bike stolen was so frustrated by the response from the sfpd he took to social media to get action. >> nick smith is live on market street with the story for us. nick? >> kevin montgomery said when his bike was stolen he went looking for it. what he says he found was a chop shop where thieves break bike downs to their frames and sell the parts for cash. san fran sis scans love their bikes and so do thieves. kevin montgomery says it was wednesday night or thursday morning when thieves made off with bikes belonging to him and roommates. they are part of a growing list of bikes stolen in san francisco. >> i went around the neighborhood looking at various chop shops of which there are one behind us and went to look for my bike. >> what he says he found was this. stacks of bikes stripped to the frame. he snapped pictures and tweeted the photos to sfpd. >> they take the parts off and put the frames in a stack and the components in bins and load them in vans an

dan siegal says he has already raised $60,000 in campaign contributions. now that his candidacy is official, he believes he will get even more support. in oakland, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >> dan siegal joins a rather crowded field of candidates which include san francisco state professor and former kpix 5 political analyst joe tuman, port of oakland commissioner brian parker, and councilwoman libby schaaf. >>> a surge in crime and not enough police. bay area neighbors found a way to do what officers couldn't. how their safety strategy is already paying off. >>> i am embarrassed and humiliated. >> a presidential contender in damage control. chris christie fights back against claims he created a traffic jam for revenge. >> good thursday evening to you. i'm meteorologist paul deanno live from beautiful treasure island. the view out here is fantastic. the weather outside is good but we need rainfall. find out when we do have one chance of some showers here in the bay area. your forecast is coming up. >> i was shocked. i didn't know if i was crazy. >> would you bel

dan harris taking time off. >> i thought maybe dan harris went there for the weekend. >> i hope he wasomewhere warm. >> he is on the red carpet. >> exactly. >> he does drum, you know. >> he's been trying to do pop news since i got here. >> conspiracy theories. >> one of the things we're covering, no sleep for the biggest names in hollywood. they're up late, i'm thinking, harris, late night parties. clive davis' big pre-grammy bash. rachel smith was there partying with them and has the highlights. >>> and two weeks away from a white house state dinner that could be uncomfortable. and france's president after splitting when his girlfriend, he's been having an affair with a much younger actress. now that one par amour is out, will another win out? >> that's what the president wants. >>> but a shooting at a big and busy mall. and this morning, police investigating what may have sent the gunman into a killer raise. jeff, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dan. it all happened in an instant, witnesses said, and not a single word was exchanged between the gunman and his victims before a

. >> i'm dan ashley. a san francisco man who had his bike stolen was so frustrated by the response from the sfpd he took to social media to get action. >> nick smith is live on market street with the story for us. nick? >> kevin montgomery said when his bike was stolen he went looking for it. what he says he found was a chop shop where thieves break bike downs to their frames and sell the parts for cash. san fran sis scans love their bikes and so do thieves. kevin montgomery says it was wednesday night or thursday morning when thieves made off with bikes belonging to him and roommates. they are part of a growing list of bikes stolen in san francisco. >> i went around the neighborhood looking at various chop shops of which there are one behind us and went to look for my bike. >> what he says he found was this. stacks of bikes stripped to the frame. he snapped pictures and tweeted the photos to sfpd. >> they take the parts off and put the frames in a stack and the components in bins and load them in vans an

you can live in the lower level standing are very very well know of a tree dan rather than our let's get right to it what do you make of the bridge gate well first of all it's an overstatement call it bridge gate i don't want to start of all this serious but if you first wrote about it this all started with watergate watergate became a shorthand word for a widespread criminal conspiracy led sort of say by the president of united states out of the oval office constitutional crisis of the country more than forty people serve hard time now those who know that story to be true of this widespread criminal conspiracy tried always to soften it by saying well these things happen all the time as bridge gate it is this gate and that gate there's only one gate and that's watergate good series now this bridge fiasco you can call it that as we head toward a probably better word she would have made that there is one has to has to have some context for things in the watergate isn't a whole different category now this kind of thing does happen in politics very often widespread criminal conspiracy le

. >> reporter: good morning, dan and bianna. things were just getting back to normal yesterday when a fresh round of cancellations cam because of ice. already on the boards this morning, we have 750 cancellations, more than that actually. and more than 2,400 delays across the country. this morning, more misery for travelers. frozen snow, making ice rinks out of tarmacs and runways. prompting delta to cancel dozens of flights out of new york's jfk. and southwest to strand hundreds of passengers in chicago. >> i'm hoping i don't have to get in the car and drive to california is all. >> reporter: it comes on top of nearly 3,500 flights canceled by airlines on friday. and more than 2,600 on thursday. the number of delayed flights since the snow first started falling, now approaching nearly 50,000. >> our flights just kept getting pushed back and pushed back and pushed back. and finally canceled. >> i'm hoping i don't have to spend another night far from home. >> reporter: it all means more of this. travelers, camped out on floors, a

snider, dan snider and bruce. i just have a firm pleef everything they were saying and their passion for the team and city is legitimate. i'm a pretty good reader of people. i can tell when i'm being lied to. i can't honestly tell you this, that dan snider and bruce allen have the fans' best interests at hard and the players' best interests at heart. all they want to do is field a winning team. they're given me an opportunity to take this team to a great level, and i'm going to do everything i can to prove them right. >> bruce, first of all, even though you said ten days ago that the new structure would be that you would have final say working with scott, is that going to be the case under the agreement you worked with jay here? >> what's great about where jay came from cincinnati, the coaches were involved with the personnel process. we're going to make our selections based on the red skins choices, and the scouting department will give us the players and lists, and we're going to work through the coaches and ana

. >> i'm dan ashley. a san francisco man who had his bike stolen was so frustrated by the response from the sfpd he took to social media to get action. >> nick smith is live on market street with the story for us. nick? >> kevin montgomery said when his bike was stolen he went looking for it. what he says he found was a chop shop where thieves break bike downs to their frames and sell the parts for cash. san fran sis scans love their bikes and so do thieves. kevin montgomery says it was wednesday night or thursday morning when thieves made off with bikes belonging to him and roommates. they are part of a growing list of bikes stolen in san francisco. >> i went around the neighborhood looking at various chop shops of which there are one behind us and went to look for my bike. >> what he says he found was this. stacks of bikes stripped to the frame. he snapped pictures and tweeted the photos to sfpd. >> they take the parts off and put the frames in a stack and the components in bins and load them in vans an

dan mendleson, appreciate t. >>> let's switch gears. we did know oil surged more than even the most optimistic predictions. to get even better and create more high-paying jobs, we need free market deregulation for more refineries and we need free trade forex ports. >>> later in the show, republicans are widening the playing field as they're looking to garon some places, long shots, just a few months ago. now it may be in play. can the gop pull it off? right now as always, don't forget, free market capitalism is the best path to prosperity. we have a gang buster discussion of energy coming up to show you how free markets will help to produce more energy. i'm kudlow. we'll be right back. please stay with us. passenger: road trip buddy. let's put some music on. woman: welcome to learning spanish in the car. passenger: you've got to be kidding me. driver: this is good. woman: vamanos. driver & passenger: vamanos. woman: gracias. driver & passenger: gracias. passenger: trece horas en el carro sin parar y no traes musica. driver: mira entra y

but certainly, dan, this goes beyond people with dementia or alzheimer's?all love music. when we get older, we will still love music. just because someone is old and in a nursing home and can no longer operate equipment, very often lose access to their favorite music. we want to restore that access for everyone. >> talk about how it caps on do something. they're not only just rocking out to the be, it is bringing her out memories. -- it is bringing about memories and talking when they have not talked in months. they stop speaking. when they hear music that is youth,ar from their they connect to the emotional system from the cognitive system. music, the way we connect with music is very much emotional and visceral. >> let's go to another clip from, "alive inside: a story of music & memory." therapistrecreation devon russell. >> she did not respond laying in bed. as much as i tried for two years, no matter what i tried -- assange would not work, nothing worked. when she was introduced to the ipod and the family tell me the things she liked, it was amazing onc

dan, carl lynn? >> what a case. we will look forward to your report tomorrow. >> the temperatures are dropping for millions of americans. it is down single digits and windchill warnings issued in 24 states. all of this as residents are digging out from this week's brutal snowstorm. thousands of flights have been canceled and 1400 today alone. and there is no relief in sight. another blast of winter is expected next week. >> the storm will be unforgettable to one philadelphia mom who gave birth on a sled. she says she woke up with contractions and thought she had plenty of time. they got fast either -- faster and stronger as they do. then dad put her on a sled and tried to slide her down to the car. with the help of neighbors and a 9-1-1 dispatchers a healthy baby girl was born on the road side. maybe she will be a luge or bobsled champion. >> that mom deserves a medal. that needs to be celebrated. let's get another check on the forecast. >> sandhya patel is here. >> dan and carolyn, that's one brave mom. there is so

i actually met dan's father, seymour, before i met dan.o have any praise from either one of them, but especially a public servant and a leader like seymour gelber, as dan said, probably many of you know him, it's really remarkable and for me it means maybe i'm doing something right. dan has a great dad and great leader and someone who has chosen a path of public service in spite of the fact that in our generation when we grew up, a lot of our friends in the 80s, which was the me generation, chose the path of making as much money as humanly possible. there's nothing wrong with that. that's a good path. but dan and i chose a path that allowed us to go to bat making the world a better place for others every single day. that's really what the book was all about. sit thank you very much for that special introduction. this book and writing it, people have said you didn't have enough to do? you have to cram a bookend, to? the answer is yes. i really did because i realized especially at november 2010, when the project came to fruition that after t

dan snyder and the redskins have been a public relations nightmare. seemstion excessive but jay gruden hit it out of the park when he said this job is not just about me. moving forward, it is about the washington redskins, the fans, the players, the staff. we are going to do it together. i know working with dan and bruce and the coaches, we can accomplish a lot. >> he gets it. he has never had a quarterback run more than 68 times in a season. rg iii gets that in half a season. let's go to tampa bay. here come the lightning. this game is tied at three. time running out in regulation. he will move his way over. game and theythe win 4-3. 12-2.ad been rolling at but then knocked down nine shots. just three of 14, that was the difference for south beach george washington. his points in the second half. but the big story, jay gruden comes to washington. >> we are ready for it. >> sushi in terms of >> the school closings page hoping for a few changes. so far, only stafford county is operating on a two-hour delay. good morning washington starts at 4:30 a.m. i

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm carolyn johnson. sandhya patel is tracking the system and she is here with a live look at doppler 7hd. >> as i show you live doppler 7hd it is looking different than it did earlier. we are seeing light rain show -- showing up. the light rainfall has been around santa rosa and roaneke park. as we pan around napa was reporting rain and fairfield was getting some and out toward the east bay from san francisco out toward the uh rine do, walnut creek area. very light returns. percent of normal? we are way behind. san francisco is 16% of average. santa rosa 10 and oakland 18% of average as we look at the live picture from sfo. the clouds are gathering there. they are seeing a little drizzle and they are expecting rain. tomorrow morning prepare to carry your umbrellas and give yourself plenty of time for the morning commute. it is going to be a wet one. i will be back with a detailed look at that and plan on possible delays at sfo. >> thank you. >>> while the little bit of rain is needed and welcome it is ne

. >> >> dan en el senado para dar un pas a los millones que se quedaron sin seguro de desempleo, muchosñiran a un trabajo >> conmoción de asesinato de monica spear en su propio país >> la infante cristina, hija del rey de españa acusada de lavado de dinero y corrupción, enfrentaria 6 años de cárcel, comenzamos. ♪ >> este es su noticiero univisión con jorge ramos y maría elena salinas. >> muy buenas noches, la gran masa de aire arctico que batio records en los estados unidos, se desplazo al este, y a excepción del sur de california y el sur de la florida ningún estadu estuvo sobre los 50 grados farenheit, pero las muertes del frío son de por lo menos 15, tenemos una cobertura del caos, el frío y la desesperación >> el frío cobro la vida de 4 personas en illinois que paleaban la nieve, una murio en chicago cuando se registraron sensaciones de .36 grados farenhait, con muertos 16 en el país, cristina herrera no ha podido trabajar en su carrito >> en las escaleras el sacerdote permita que me duerma ahí, por eso aquí estoy, afuera no hubiese podido, hay mucha nieve, hubiese amanecido tieso >

that's the best way to sum it up. >> thank you so much, dan, dan morgan. >> before the bell, three more dow components reported their latest quarterly reports and the earnings were good but the outlooks for the future weren't so great. travelers made by $1 billion in profit by charging higher premiums and paying out less in claims but travelers and other insurers are likely to face increased price competition in the years ahead. verizon signing up more wireless and vios customers. they are worried about t-mobile and sprint. johnson & johnson, 19% on strong sales of prescription drugs and medical devices but the full year's earnings outlook was below forecast but alex goresky is open timistic about the futu >> we've seen a lower but steadier uptake, particularly in the orthopedics group. we're cautiously optimistic that the demand we're seeing is related to people getting more certainty and frankly to some of the enrollment taking place in affordable care act. we'll have to watch and see over the longer term. >> shares of all three of those dow components fell more than 1% today. >> that

dan, carl lynn? >> what a case. we will look forward to your report tomorrow. >> the temperatures are dropping for millions of americans. it is down single digits and windchill warnings issued in 24 states. all of this as residents are digging out from this week's brutal snowstorm. thousands of flights have been canceled and 1400 today alone. and there is no relief in sight. another blast of winter is expected next week. >> the storm will be unforgettable to one philadelphia mom who gave birth on a sled. she says she woke up with contractions and thought she had plenty of time. they got fast either -- faster and stronger as they do. then dad put her on a sled and tried to slide her down to the car. with the help of neighbors and a 9-1-1 dispatchers a healthy baby girl was born on the road side. maybe she will be a luge or bobsled champion. >> that mom deserves a medal. that needs to be celebrated. let's get another check on the forecast. >> sandhya patel is here. >> dan and carolyn, that's one brave mom. there is so

. >> reporter: dan, good morning to you.he snow has been hammering all morning long and now, so is the wind. take a look behind me. see the field of snow and ice? that is the harbor that is lake michigan, completely frozen this morning. and take a look at what is happening all across this frozen nation. after days of dealing with intense snow and freezing temperatures, the midwest is about to get right back on the winter roller coaster. with temps from iowa to ohio dropping fast. >> my hair froze this morning. so that was shocking. >> reporter: additional 8 to 10 inches of snow is expected to fall in chicago tonight. officials are warning exhausted travels to be cautious. this spirit airline headed for vegas skidded off a runway at o'hare last night, giving 145 unhurt passengers a terrifying start to their weekend. and all flights have been canceled at jfk airport in new york this morning. a commuter plane skidding off a highway into an ice bank. icy highways packed with red brake lights and littered with overturned cars. in

. >> reporter: good morning to you, dan.eah, the snow has been hammering us all night long and now so the wind. take a look, you see that field of snow and ice behind me, that's actually the harbor, that's lake michigan completely frozen over. this is what's happening all across the midwest. after days of dealing with intense snow and freezing temperatures, the midwest is about to get right back on the winter roller coaster. with temperatures from iowa to ohio, dropping fast. an additional 8 to 10 inches of snow is expected to fall in chicago tonight, then the below freezing temps set in before the workweek. they have been warning exhausted travelers camping at airports this weekend to be cautious. this spirit airline headed for las vegas skidded off a runway at o'hare last night, giving 145 uj unhurt passengers a terrifying start to their weekend. >> we tried to get out yesterday and our flight got canceled. >> reporter: icy highways littered with overturned cars. in this wicked weather, travel isn't the only thing that's d