david martin has the breaking news. this video obtained by anna werner raises more questions today about the response to an air disaster. in los angeles, research reveals threat. (wfts.ecl) stak future of los angeles as a city that people want to live in. >> pelley: ben tracy reports. and five years ago we marveled at the miracle on the hudson. jeff pegues on how a change in flight plan altered the course of a life. >> you put your head down for that last time when you're ready for impact and it's like okay, i have no control, i've got to give it up. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. they were entrusted with the this is our western edition. they were entrusted with the most powerful, most lethal arsenal in the world. but tonight the trust placed in them has been called into question. national security correspondent david martin tells us that 34 air force nuclear missile officers have been stripped of their certification. >> reporter: they are the men a

david martin reports. americans saying no thanks to the olympics. don dahler and why so many are staying awayrorussia's winter games. >> perfect. >> and homework at school, lessons at home? dean reynolds shows us the flipped classroom. >> it makes that class time so much richer than it was in the past. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> jeff: good evening, everyone, i'm jeff glor with a western edition of the broadcast. for the second time in three weeks a frigid coating of cold air is about to pay an unwelcome visit. tens of millions of americans will feel it. this one will not be as bad as the polar vortex, but with temperatures expected to hit 20 below in fargo, 14 in nashville and 19 in atlanta, it is still going to be 15 or 20 degrees below average for many. we start with lauren casey from wcco. lauren, what is going on here? >> reporter: jeff, here in minneapolis our temperatures are in the upper 30s, balmy by our standards but the bottom falls out tomorrow with another arctic air mass blasting in, highs across the

david martin reports. >> reporter: although the number of reported sexual assaults at the three service academies went down, they say there's still a culture which tolerates and might even occurrence offensive sexual behavior. there were several assaults at the academies, down from 80 last year. that does not confirm whether there were fewer sexual assaults or that victims were afraid to come forward. focus groups conducted for the report found crude and offensive language and sexist comments occurred frequently and are an ingrained part in the experience at the academies and contribute to a disrespectful environment which might encourage worse behavior. cadets in midshipment are afraid to report for fear of being ostracized. the rugby club was disbanded for trash talk e-mails derogatory to women. at the air force academy where two-thirds of the offensive sexual assaults occurred, offensive power potato slides. and the most notorious, two naval academy football players are facing court-martial for assaulting a female in mid shipment. those court-martialed were scheduled to begin in the

today david martin got an advanced look at a new pentagon investigation that says sexual assault is a persistent problem at the service academies-- one of them in particular. david says this comes in spite of a major effort to stop the abuse. >> reporter: although the number of reported sexual assaults at the three service academies actually went down, the report said there is still a culture which tolerates and might even encourage offensive sexual behavior. with there were 70 reports of sexual assaults at the academies last year, down from 80 the previous year. but the authors of the report could not say whether that means there really were fewer sexual assaults or simply that victims were afraid to come forward. focus groups conducted for the report found crude and offensive language and sexist comments occur frequently and are an ingrained part of the experience at the academies and contribute to a disrespectful environment which might encourage worse behavior. cadets and mid-shipmen are reluctant to report sexual misconduct for fear of being ostracized by their classmates. some o

david martin at the pentagon tonight. thank you. the u.s. evacuated nearly two dozen americans from the embassy in south sudan today. they were flown out on a cargo plane because security there has deteriorated. south sudan became an independent country two and a half years ago. more than a thousand people have been killed in fighting between rival ethnic groups. today the two sides met for peace talks in neighboring ethiopia. the obama administration asked the supreme court today to lift a stay that is blocking enforcement of a key provision of the new health care law. at issue is coverage for contraceptives. here's our chief legal correspondent jan crawford. >> reporter: in court papers, the obama administration dismissed arguments that a contraception coverage requirement in the new health care law violates the religious beliefs of a group of roman catholic nuns saying their claim lacks any foundation in the facts or the law. but the little sisters of the poor late this afternoon issued a staunch rebuttal saying the health care law forces

but david martin reports depending on your point of view the solution is either vital for national security or a threat to american privacy. >> reporter: starting this fall, two of these blimps will float at 10,000 feet over the army's aberdeen proving ground in maryland in an attempt to develop a defense for the nation's capital against cruise missiles fired from ships offshore. russia already has a large arsenal of cruise missiles-- essentially low-flying unmanned aircraft-- and other countries like iran are developing them. as it stands today, we have practically zero capability to detect it, much less defend against it, one military officer said of the cruise missile threat. the balloons carry radars that can search for hundreds of miles to detect the launch of a cruise missile and relay the data to interceptor missile which have been positioned around washington since 9/11. but those same blimps can be outfitted with radars capable of tracking vehicles on the ground and with cameras that can watch people-- much like blimps already do at u.s. bases in afghanistan and along the border wi

. >> great to see you, david martin ez. >> you heard david martin ez say an ounce of marijuana cost $400. taxes makes it expensive. the marge warna tax is 25% and 3% for sales tax, factor in that and an ounce could cost more than $500. experts expect the price to drop when stores begin to sell marijuana. in other news. secretary of state secretary of state john kerry is in the middle east and said he remains committed to reaching a peace deal between the israelis and the palestinians. he'll travel to the wang on friday to meet mahmoud abbas. >> nick schifrin has this story. >> john kerry will ask the israelis to stop building settlements on the land that palestinians hope is the heart of their future state. for many israelis, it is fundamental for their identity. for palestinians it takes a two-state solution impossible. >> before this man had a chance to move into his home it was destroyed. this is a village. the israeli military bulldozed his house. >> this is the epitome of degradation. they must think we are animals, otherwise they would not treat us like this. >> about a mile away i

personas sin vida, de acuerdo a los dictÁmenes iniciales, los cuerpos localizados corresponden a david martÍndos como desaparecidos el pasado 7 de enero, las primeras investigaciones, establecen que esas personas habrÍan privadas de la vida por los dos individuos que metros antes habÍan sido abatidos. >> el procurador tambiÉn informÓ que en la escena se encontraron dos vehÍculos que habÍan sido reportados como robados, y en su interior encontraron uniformes de policÍa, armas y droga, la investigaciÓn continuarÁ, por su parte wisin y yandel, enviaron sus condolencias a travÉs de twitter a los familiares y amigos del cantante y manifestaron que lo extraÑarÁn, por su parte, la conductora tambiÉn enviÓ sus condolencias y lamentÓ que esas cosas sigan pasando en mÉxico. >> quÉ lamentable, qué descanse en paz. >> cambiando de tema, le contamos que mereciÓun recibido reconocimiento la crisis cantante rita moreno en la ceremonia de los premios sag, veamos los detalles. >> muy emocionada, rita moreno recibiÓ el premio a la trayectoria por parte del sindicato de actores de hollywood, ella cantÓ y hasta

david martin reports. americans saying no thanks to the olympics. don dahler and why so many are staying awayrorussia's winter games. >> perfect. >> and homework at school, lessons at home? dean reynolds shows us the flipped classroom. >> it makes that class time so much richer than it was in the past. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> jeff: good evening, everyone, i'm jeff glor with a western edition of the broadct.

david martin reports. >> reporter: starting this fall, two of these blimps will bloat at 10,000 -- float at 10,000 feet over the army's aberdeen proving ground in maryland in an attempt to develop defense against cruise missiles. essentially low flying unmanned aircraft. and other countries like iran are developing them. as it stands today we have practically zero capability to detects it much less defend against it one military officer said of the cruise missile threat. they carry radars that can search for hundreds of miles to detect the launch of a cruise missile and relay the data to interceptor missiles. but those same blimps can also be outfitted with radars capable of tracking vehicles on the ground. and with cameras that can watch people. much like blimps already do at u.s. bases in afghanistan and along the border with mexico. that would give government the ability to follow american citizens as they go about their daily lives. officials insist they have no plans to put cameras on the blimps but the aclu points out there's no law against it. >> right now, there are no rules. the

david martin is the president of gotcha goat and the widget trading company. >>> here is a story aboutd and health that doesn't sound to healthy. americans are eating more butter. the trade group chalks that up to people embracing natural foods and turns away from processed foods that can be high in trans-fat like margarine. however, butter isn't exactly health food, so take it easy folks. >>> sales of traditional desktop and laptop computers fell 20%. gartner cited the shift to mobile as the main reason. pc sales dropped 7%. lenovo remained the top pc seller followed by hewlett-packard. it was just seven years ago that steve jobs unveiled the iphone proclaiming that today, quote, apple is going to reinvent the phone. until then you couldn't get one device that combined all features. since 2007, apple has sold about 421 million iphones worldwide. that said iphone is not the world leader, samsung is. but here in the united states it is still half of the market. we have gone through the worst economic crisis since the great depression, but on this day, let's pay tribute to steve jobs and

. >> pelley: david martin has an early look at a pentagon investigation on sexual harassment.what's the problem at the military academies? dr. jon lapook reports on why big food companies have cut calories in packaged foods. and why is a

today our david martin confirmed that the u.s. military has deployed a small number of troops as trainers and advisors to somalia. their mission is to help african troops hold off an advance by islamic militants. these are the first american boots on the ground in somalia since 1993 when two u.s. helicopters were shot down and 18 americans killed in the black hawk down operation in mogadishu. during the iraq war, 1,300 americans died fighting al qaeda militants in anbar province. the u.s. prevailed, the militants fled, but now they have returned. the city of fallujah is once again a battleground as iraqi forces fight to regain control. tonight, elizabeth palmer is in baghdad, a city on edge. >> reporter: there's hardly a man here whose life hasn't been touched in some way by iraq's escalating violence. and now al qaeda-linked extremists have come back to fallujah only 50 miles away. the worried congregation looks to the imam for assurance. he tries, but has to stop. fallujah once again a violent front line is his home. "we must st

david martin has the breaking news.s video obtained by anna werner raises more questions today about the response to an air disaster. in los angeles, research reveals threat. (wfts.ecl) stak future of los angeles as a city that people want to live in. >> pelley: ben tracy reports. and five years ago we marveled at the miracle on the hudson. jeff pegues on how a change in flight plan altered the course of a life. >> you put your head down for that last time when you're ready for impact and it's like okay, i have no control, i've got to give it up. captioning sponsored by cbs

. >> pelley: david martin has an early look at a pentagon investigation on sexual harassment.oblem at the military academies? dr. jon lapook reports on why big food companies have cut calories in packaged foods. and why is a predator of the arctic flying to florida and kansas? jim axelrod on a mystery migration.

david martin has confirmed the u.s. military has plans to put transport planes in european bases on alert and is deploying two navy ships to the black sea in case americans need to be evacuated. mark phillips who will cover the games for us begins our coverage. >> reporter: russian police are looking for this woman, ruzana ibragimova, a so-called black widow whose islamic militant husband was killed by security forces last year. they've distributed posters of her fearing she may be in sochi as part of a terror plot. the opening ceremony for the olympics may be less than three weeks away, but as the torch relay moves closer and anticipation rises, so does the threat level. the flame was carried through volgograd today, about 600 miles from sochi. the same city where a double bomb attack last month killed more than 30 people. now another threat in the form of a video hÃímerged from the group that's admitted carrying out those attacks. it purports to show the suicide bombers and a bomb being prepared and it threatens russi

for cbs this morning, this is david martin at the pentagon. >>> a suicide bomb has killed at least 21ple in iraq this morning. the attack in baghdad injured dozens of others. recruits were calling from a call to join the fight against al qaeda-linked militants. melissa palmer is in baghdad. good morning. >> reporter: this attack charlie, is typical of the kinds of attacks that have been going on day after day and week after week here in baghdad and iraq. terrifying people who were just trying to get on with their normal lives, and now the violence in anbar province and fallujah has made this even worse. the situation right now is confused. there has been fighting since the new year and it has been a stream of scared residents fleeing to more stable areas, but it's simply not clear how many al qaeda extremists are in anbar, or whether they still actually control either neighborhoods or single buildings. there have been clashes reported today, but they are between the iraqi military and local tribesmen. there is a religious dimension to this fight. most of the tribes are shia and sunni

david martin is at the pentagon. david, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, charlie and norah. this appears to be the biggest cheating scandal ever to hit the nuclear missile force, and it was uncovered in the course of a drug investigation into the possession of recreational drugs by missile launch officers. 34 launch officers at montana's moundstrom air force base were sharing answers in relation to a monthly proficiency test. >> let me state this a different way. there was cheating that took place with respect to this particular test. >> reporter: according to top air force officials, a launch officer last september allegedly texted the answers to other officers at the base. >> we've desertcertified all 34 officers involved. >> reporter: there's no indication it went to other missile bases at minot, north dakota, where secretary hagel spoke there just last week. launch officers also perform monthly drills simulating emergency war procedures. so cheating on a written test does not necessarily mean they don't know their duties. >> it's hard to cover up incompetence cheating on

we had david martin when the deal was done on our show and they did a detailed analysis, and they saidbuying 15,000 lousy patents. >> did they not cross those with samsung and get value from that? >> it is not clear the value -- what the value will be. >> i watch this when the computer was invented in the 1950's, between texas , theuments and intel microprocessor, the microchip, they take 20 years, and in the meantime you negotiate with the patents that you have and try to do licensing deals. >> the patents system is not worrying -- working right now, and it is more about enabling lawsuits it takes longer. >> in all of those cases, they settle before the courts did because they had patents to use as bargaining chips. >> you your self cause social media buzz when you said you think google is the most innovative company right now. >> i think they are very innovative. i was not trying to contrast it to apple or something. mad. fans got i think google is smart with its purchases and other things to try to integrate almost every part of our lives. i think it feels like they have an integrat

. >> de acuerdo a los perÍmetros, david ivÁn martin dÍaz y otra persona cuya identidad se reserva por informÓ que en la escena se encontraron 2 vehÍculos que habian sido reportados como robados y en su interior se encontraron uniformes de policÍa, armas y droga, la investigaciÓn continuarÁ por su parte wisin & yandel como mencionamos una los coaches del joven en el programa enviaron sus condolencias a los familiares y amigos del cantante y expresaron que lo extraÑo ran. >> jacqueline brancamonte enviÓ sus condolencias a la familia y lamentÓ que estas cosas sigan pasando en mÉxico, bÁrbara. >> gracias que lamentable que descanse en paz. gracias por la informaciÓn. >> cambiando de tema, les contamos que recibiÓ merecido reconocimiento la actriz y cantante rita moreno en los premios sag. estuvimos presentes en donde los latinos brillaron una vez mÁs. veamos. >> muy emocionada rita moreno recibiÓ el premio a la trayectoria por parte del sinned dato de cacto res y hasta se le escapÓ una mala palabra que para ella significa mÁs que el oscar que recibiÓ en 1963. >> esto no es galardÓn es un

david martin is at the pentagon. good morning. >> good morning anthony. american officials say prisoners are dangerous and should not go free without facing trial. it's one more disagreement with afghan president kazai who u.s. officials say is undermining the agreement made months ago. >> secretary of state john kerry hailed the deal to turn over control of the prisoners to the afghan government. >> that's an appropriate restatement of america's commitment to the independent sovereignty of afghanistan. the interest of the u.s. with respect to prisoners are fully protected. there's great confidence about that or this would not have occurred. >> u.s. ma commanders say the afghan commission has exceeded the authority by approving the release of 88 prisoner some of whom are accused of deadly attacks on american nato and afghan troops. the top commander in afghanistan warns the commission is about to release a number of dangerous individual who is are legitimate threat and for whom there is strong evidence supporting prosecution. >> we can make a case why the

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david nakumura. what are you looking at today? >> veronica, it's interesting. it's martin luther king's birthday.vidence of a famous phone call that john f. kennedy made to ka ret at that king to make the ground move to get martin luther king out of prison where he had been arrested shows that, in fact, there's an interview with martin luther king that surfaced that said that he did not actually believe that kennedy's phone call was the only force at work. it's interesting, that phone call actually helped president kennedy win the white house because it mobilized african-american voters. this interview that i guess was done with a tennessee man who was writing a book about racism. martin luther king says there were other factors at work. it's 50 years ago now. this was a mutually beneficial phone call from john f. kennedy to the family. i think robert kennedy worked behind the scenes to help get him out of prison. a lot of people credit him for that. we'll see if that changes people's views though. >> really interesting. >>> you've got something really interesting as well. >> this is more like a

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david: let's go "off the desk." according to "variety", martinreet", sets all-time record for use of the f-bomb. during the three-hour long film, the "f" word has dropped 506 times. this is not the first time, casino, the "f" word was used 422 times. goodfellas, 320 times but really off the record with this one. you liked the movie. >> i liked it but it was interesting. also "off the desk," hyundai is experimenting with remote accessibility features using wearable devices such as google glass and blue link technology. blue link can give drivers access to features and information about their car via google glass. i wish they were prettier. they include remote start, remote door locking and unlocking. the blue link will launch on hyundai genesis. david: it will go through a big evolution. >> they need to make them more attractive. david: we asked you on facebook and twitter if you think janet yellen should be confirmed? jim on facebook told us, she should be confirmed. we've already come this far with ben bernanke's experiment. we should see how it

martin thing. and that does it for now i'm a mirror david stay tuned boom bust is next. sink estates mar the u.k.equivalent to american ghettos council states with high levels of economic disadvantage and often blighted by high crime rates but there's a new sort of sink estate in the u.k. and it's not in. charleston or gospel oak though this sink estate is right here in the city of london this moral sink estate is also nurtured by the government dole but rather than locking in the high levels of economic disadvantage this state is plagued by intergenerational economic advantage that instead of being impossible for the residents to succeed it is impossible for the residents of this banking sink estate to fill. the. time of the new alert animation scripts scare me a little bit. there is breaking news tonight and they are continuing to follow the breaking news. alexander's family cry tears of the war i. think. that. we have read or found online there's a story many movies playing out in real life. hello there i'm marinated this is boom bust and these are the stories we're tracking for you today. it'

martin scorsese. he got a nomination. david o. russell got a nomination.es really interesting moveies and got a nomination for "nebraska." steve mcqueen for "12 years a slave." you mentioned this earlier, steve mcqueen's first nomination. only his third film. he sack great director. so deserving of this nomination. you were surprised by "wolf of wall street." i was surprised with all of the nominations for "gravity." there were a lot of questions, you know, people love the film and there were a lot of questions about the signs of the film. that was one of the story lines this season. was it real? does this really happen? i know you did a segment on this not too long ago. >> if they -- asked a question about every hollywood movie, could it happen? nobody would ever be nominated. >> good point, miss costello. good point. >> i just thought "gravity" was great because it -- it put you in the moment. may hands were sweating as i watched sandra bullock floating off into space. not many movies do that for me anymore, frankly. >> you know, sandra bullock is amazin

rachel nickels, anchor of cnn's unguarded and david cornwell, who represents many nfl players, jonathan martinluwe's article on dead spin, are they talking about it within nfl circles? >> as a reporter, you love players like chris kluwe, smart, engaged, realizing as a professional athlete, they have the chance to impact the world around them, however they see fit. kluwe has been active, not just in marriage equality but in many other issues as well. as an nfl executive, he is not the kind of player that you necessarily want on your team, someone who makes waves, someone who has viewpoints that could be controversial. you can see where there was a divide here. i'm interested, though, in david's opinion on this. i have not seen too many nfl teams who let go of players who can help them in the game on the field. we have seen nfl players who have been arrested for drunk driving. we've seen nfl players who have been arrested for domestic abuse, murder investigations, all kinds of problems off the field. in an nfl team feels that that player in the balance helps them on the field, they keep that guy

also encouraged his two sons martins and thomas to compete in the skeleton since one thousand nine hundred eight runs over all small will taking part in different like david days before the sliding in book boss was a letter and champion in volleyball when i started walking as a line three months before i ask him to try. and scale it on the runs a stop that was slowed and slow like it. was the bus that will go in the. sport and thanks to their father's initial enthusiasm the two brothers have now reached the peak of their sport margins his one of the world's stop sliders the four time reigning world cup holder while elder brother thomas has less silverware but to to work together successfully as one unit we don't have secrets i think in that's the main thing and always in a team there is some competition there is also some secrets but we don't have a secret clear if somebody did good good line or whatever something followed in technique and we share this information last season martin's won his fourth straight or world title recording eight world cup victory is from the nine races with thomas finishing runner up and the due course brothers are on course fo

david o. russell for american hustle. gravity. alexander campaign for nebraska. 12 years of slaves. martin wall street. >> best performer. the nominees are. american hustle. blue jasmine. gravity. selena.for best performance by actor. >> the nominees are. christian bale, american hustle. nebraska. leonardo the capriole, the will for wall street. 12 years of slate. matthew mcconnell hey, dallas buyers' club. >> finally, the sale selected for the best pitcher of 2013. american hustle. captain phillips and dallas buyers' club. gravity. her. nebraska. sel12 years of slate. ve. and te wolf of wall street. nominations are to be determined. >> for the complete list you can go to our website. >> we had a year of incredible movies. will find out who the winner is when the academy awards take place on march 2nd. >> will be right back. th mwholwheatoas♪ wita da of lt, one loveou mt ♪ >> welcome back. >> the temperatures will come up a notch. they should get into the upper 70's. here's a live look outside we have clear skies this morning. where seen plenty of 30's and '40's out the door. take a look a

martin luther king day. on tuesday, stephanie and erik in davos for the world economic forum, a week of big interviews. they begin with david rubenstein . alleged bank" is coming up next. -- lunch money is coming up next. ♪ money" on "lunch bloomberg television, streaming live on bloomberg.com, your tablet, and your smart phone. looking at apple's move to boost sales in china. the country's biggest mobile carrier begins selling access to millions of customers today. it took six years from -- for apple to get the go-ahead from chinese authorities. was it worth it? that greating is not and china, if you get in a subsidized phone, -- and unsubsidized phone, it could be $800. >> here's the apple juggernaut coming out of 2009, everything is great. i am on the street corner by the iphone store. where howard would comment say shut up and buy it. former apple ceo john school he does not think pricing will be a problem. >> even at their premium pricing, they are going to sell and a lot of iphones. just in the first day since they announced it over one million orders have come in, china mobile is offering a free iphone with their hig

new york cost of this case is about the david floyds and nicholas perts and others, but the idea that race could be a proxy for suspicion is also about trayvon martinn the and theces -- experiences of millions of people of color in this country with respect to the police. so we hope this turns a page. but there is still a lot of work to do. to make this meaningful and lasting. >> what are the sticking points now? you are beginning down this road. >> the process we are going to engage in is a sort of collaborative process overseen by a monitor -- >> that was appointed by judge scheindlin, who has been removed. >> so the monitor is there, at least for now, and regrettably judge scheindlin is not. >> the she is appealing? >> yes, and that is pending in the court of appeals. -- and thee ordered irony of her removal -- as you ordered is a fairly modest remedy, which is simply requiring all the stakeholders commit community groups in the public advocates office, lawyers, police department unions, to engage in a joint remedial process. so one piece of that would be modifying training, supervision for changing the numbers based in racially discriminatoryly

days into the standoff david koresh agrees to let his followers meet with negotiators face-to-face. >> he had selected steve schneider, his number one lieutenant and wayne martinr harvard-educated attorney, to company out and talk to our representative. the tension was extremely high. you could quite literally feel the cross hairs on you from the branch davidian compound. as i'm sure steve schneider and wayne martin could feel from our tactical teams that had everybody covered. >> the meeting is positive. the fbi negotiators arranged to meet again in two days and deliver written assurances requested by koresh, but schneider abruptly cancels the second meeting. >> he indicated that david didn't think it was necessary, so i said, wait a minute, you don't want to come out or david doesn't want you to come out? he says, well, david doesn't think it's necessary. >> for agent sage, a heated phone conversation follows and provokes a crucial realization about koresh. >> at one point he's talking about my salvation. and i said, david, i am absolutely confident in my salvation as a christian. and you, partner, are not in a position to judge me. now, that was a very calc

david o. russell. >> alfonso kwar ron. >> i love the way you say that. >> strooef mcclean, alexander payne, martin right now, bruce dern who i got to interview on the red carpet, hopefully he's going to call in. he said, i'm 77 years old and i'm still getting up to the plate and hitting the ball. >> he's had so many films. such a great guy. >> christopher walken won that year. >> i remember, he played the bad guy in "black sunday." he was the blimp pilot. >>> this story is going to make your blood boil. >> a 14-year-old little league baseball player in california is being sued by his koich. he said his son was on second base, the team hits the game winning shot, rounds third, throws u his helmet up in the air, scores the winning run, it falls on the coach's foot, tears his achilles ten don. he's seeking a half million dollars for pain and suffering and more than 100,000 for lost wages and medical bills. here's what the young player's dad told a reporter at our nbc sister station kcra. >> i actually thought it was a joke at first. >> you didn't think he was serious? >> no. >> and now? >> and now i

. >> pulitzer pride winner, david garrow, who teaches at cambridge university in england, discovered thousands of memos while writing his book "the fbi and martin martin luther king jr. is knowingly, willingly and regularly cooperating with and taking guidance from communists. >> the memos show an fbi obsessed with a red menace. >> police attend meetings to discuss neutralization of king. to develop evidence of king's dependence on communists. >> they leaked the details to the press to discredit dr. king, and j. edgar hoover sent robert kennedy a warning, communists were pulling dr. king's puppet strings. two top advisors, including lawyer stanley levison, were party members who cut ties working with king. >> the bureau never came up with one iota of indication that levison or anyone else was actively working some communist line or communist influence. >> congressman john lewis, a longtime democratic power in the house, was an important young leader in king's inner circle. >> j. edgar hoover never understood, and others around him, that when you've been discriminated against, you don't need someone from moscow or someone from any other part of

david o. russell for "american hustle," alfonso cuaron for "gravity," alexander payne for "nebraska," steve mcqueen for "12 years a slave" and martin by an actress in a leading role, the nominees are amy adams in "american hustle," cate blanchett in "blue jasmine," sandra bullock in "gravity," judi dench in "philomena" and meryl streep in "august: osage county." >> for best performance by an actor in a leading role, the nominees are christian bale in "american hustle," bruce dern in "nebraska," leonardo dicaprio in "the wolf of wall street," chiwetel ejiofor in "12 years a slave" and matthew mcconaughey in "dallas buyers club." >> and finally we are pleased to announce that the films selected as the best picture nominees for 2013 are "american hustle," charles roven, richard suckle, megan ellison and jonathan gordon, producers, "captain phillips," scott rudin, daniel brunetti and michael de luca, producers, "dallas buyers club," robbie brenner and rachel winter, producers, "gravity," alfonso cuaron and david heyman, producers, "her," megan ellison, spike jonze and vincent landay, producers, "nebraska," albert berger and ron yerxa,

david plouffe, and also judy smith. include james in half and ben cardin. with00, state of union john mccain and martin o'malley., face the nation with florida republican senator marco rubio and maryland democratic congressman elijah cummings. new jersey assemblyman also. young c-span radio and brought to you as a public service by the networks and c-span. three broadcast will begin at noon eastern with "meet the press." " fox news sunday." you can listen to them all on c-span radio. 90.1 fm in the washington area. across the country, you can find us on channel 120. download our free app on the smartphone. or go online at c-span.org. >> i think that there is a way in which we have set up this impossible series of expectations. especially for president. for elected officials us our whole, the state will come in and save the day. one it does not happen, we give congress a 90% approval rating and the president a 30% approval rating. the expectations have to be lowered. that is part of what is really quite amazing about the american founding. it is not that the founders themselves that do not expect much from govern

david o. russell for "american hustle". alfonso car ron for "gravity." alexander payne for "nebraska." steve mcqueen for "12 years a slave." and martinsmine." sandra bullock in "gravity." judi dench in "philomena." and meryl streep in "august: osage county." >> for best performance by an actor in a leading role, the nominees are christian bale in "american hustle." bruce dern in "nebraska." leonardo dicaprio in "the wolf of wall street". chiwetel ejiofor in "12 years a slave." and matthew mcconaghey and "dallas buyer's club." >> finally we are pleased to announce the film selected as the best picture nominees 2013 are "american hustle," charles rogen and john gordon and others producers. "captain phillips,". "dallas buyer's club." "gravity". "her". "nebraska". "philomena". "12 years a slave". and "the wolf of wall street," nominees to be determined. for the complete list of all the nominations, please visit oscar.com. >> and join us sunday night, march 2, to celebrate these incredible artists films at the oscars. see you then. >> thank you. >> indeed. going to be a battle for best picture. you got "american hustle," "captain phillips

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