it is deja vu. he does it again to take away another home run from morris. he told him he owes him dinner. they win 10-5. to do it once is amazing, twice, with the same batter -- >> dinner is a fair there. >>> well, new hope for one of the world's rarest species. three lion cubs made their debut at a zoo in france. >> they're being kept from their father until they're sure he won't hurt them. they are awfully sweet. >> they are adorable little kitten, up to a point. >> they will get bigger. >> thank you for joining us. our next newscast is at 5:00. >> have a great day. [cell phone vibrates] >> hello. >> lemon, good morning. wh--what is that sound? are you frying bacon? >> no, it's my new running shoes. >> [laughs] oh, come on. lemon, i'm going over the guest list for my 50th birthday party and you have not rsvp'd. >> oh, right, sorry. my mail's been piling up and i keep forgetting to buy toilet paper so... >> what is that supposed to mean? >> nothing. i'm coming. >> good. and don't wear that thing with the belt. >> what thing with the belt? don't hang up. i

ahn gonzalez reports it is case of dÉjÀ vu.n the last four months, there have been nearly three dozen smash and grab burglaries in maryland. most recent, here in subway. the owner got the call from police just before 4:00 that someone had broken in. this same restaurant has been hit twice now. >> it happened three months ago. thantime, they took more $400. another subway and radioshack were targeted here. the suspect or suspects made off with $150 cash and took the entire safe, which was empty. waseillance recording yanked from the wall and taken. >> it is hitting close to home. police have used surveillance cameras in the past, but the cameras in this restaurant will not be much help with the investigation. in the meantime, the owner is worried these will come back again. will come back a third time. >> you have to make sure that you have to make sure that your locking things down a night. is a local,w if it brief thing, or a continuance of what is happening now. gonzalez, abc 7 news. a middleictures at school where president

in fact, the statement she made was deja vu. >> one of the robbers is about 5'8" and nearly 300 pounds. he was fairly distinct. they got identified that way, as being the same people. >> hurry up! >> the robbers warned the tellers not to throw dye packs in the moneybags. dye packs are rigged to explode later, leaving a permanent dye on the bills. >> one of the news crews had come down, it sort of made me mad, that reporter stood in the middle of the street in calabash and made the comment, if you want to rob a bank, calabash is the place to do it. >> over the next several years, these same men robbed other banks in the area. the getaway cars were stolen and abandoned miles away. >> they were not making a lot of mistakes. they were going in, they were getting what they needed to get and they got out of the bank. >> we had no hairs, we had no fibers, we had no confessions, we had no money. we had very bits of real physical evidence. we needed 30 new hires for our call center. i'm spending too much time hiring and not enough time in my kitchen. [ female announcer ] need to hire fast? go t

. >> it feels like deja vu for her. died after eating a meatball laced with strychnine. several dogs got stick. no one got caught for the crimes. >> i said, this cannot be happening again. please, dear god, let's not have another trauma. >> twin peaks dog owners are being extra careful while walking their dogs. >> i'm horrified. i mean, who would do that? i mean, it's the cruelest, rudest thing in the world. >> i'm furious because you would take it out on dogs? who would take it out on dogs? >> investigators are still in the process of testing the suspicious meatballs and haven't determined exactly what is inside of them. in san francisco, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> we are learning new details about a series of water bottle throwing incidents in western sonoma county. "the press democrat" reports the owner of the truck believed to have been involved has come forward, but investigators don't think the owner was responsible for the attacks. they say it may have been the work of juveniles who were the ones driving t

. >> deja vu down south, two weeks after weather nightmare crippled the region, drastic measures taken ahead of the worst storm in decades. >> live to tehran - it's 10:30 in the morning. marking 35 years since the revolution that toppled the shah of iran. >> president obama considering a drone strike on an american citizen overseas. why the president's hands may be tied by new policies he created. >> and subpoenas for chris christie - why records of his chopper flights have been requested. [ ♪ music ] [ ♪ music ] >> hi, there. welcome to al jazeera america. i'm thomas drayton. here we go again. another storm across the country. there are warnings of mass power outages because of ice and snow. in the south-east they are getting ready for the second winter storm of the year. several states were paralyzed two weeks ago when snow and ice blanketed the region. atlanta, which was hit hard, says it will not make the same mistakes. >> we'll be in a constant state of readiness over 72 to 100 hours. >> the georgian government says he's taking pre-emptive measures to avoid pitt falls from the las

deja vu moment. time and time and time again we have been forced to come to the floor of the house of representatives and urge our colleagues on the it other side of the aisle not to plunge this country into a painful default and risk the full faith and credit of the united states of america for the first time in the history of the republic. and whenever we have been forced to have this conversation, we are always put into a position where we need to clarify what the debt ceiling is really all about, because it's been subject to a lot of misrepresentation. the debt ceiling is not a backward, forward-looking vehicle that is designed to give the president the opportunity to spend more. it is a backward-looking vehicle designed to give the president the opportunity to pay bills that the congress has already incurred. bills that were incurred during the previous decade, bills that were incurred during the eight years of the bush administration , during which time, our good friends on the other side of th

when the washington nationals take the field for the first time friday, you might get a sense of deja vuecause the jorityof the roster is the same from last year. gm mike rizzo made just a few minor adjustments in the offseason, but overall this is a tight knit squad. imagine being the new guy coming into this clubhouse. new pitcher doug fister and outfielder nate mclouth are two key pieces added this offseason. both have dealt with trades before, but they're just anxious to finally be a part of this team. >> the biggest thing for me is finding out what everybody is about, finding the way of the land here in natsville i guess you'd call it. >> i know a good number of guys here from, played with a few of them, played against most of them at one point or another. it's a pretty easy transition. there's still a little bit of new guy in school type of thing. >> here's the lineup friday in the first spring game. the competition begins with taylor jordan starting and nate mclouth will be on the field. >>> college basketball season is winding down, the regular season. the cavaliers have three ga

are we going to see a deja vu with this latest deadline sm. >> here we go again.her week we were talking about this bipartisanship that we were seeing. it is all gone. i think that the wrangling over the debt ceiling could continue. i would be very surprised if it was as contentious as last time with the government shutdown. i don't think it will go that far. jobs report coming out today. 6.7 unemployment rate. a lot of folks think that is way too high. we'll see what happens to debt ceiling. >> kevin, thank you so much. >> you have a great weekend >>> bill and veronica return for "first buzz." that's next. ...so you say men are superior drivers? yeah? then how'd i get this... [ voice of dennis ] ...safe driving bonus check? every six months without an accident, allstate sends a check. silence. are you in good hands? silence. but with less energy, moodiness, and a low sex drive, i had to do something. i saw my doctor. a blood test showed it was low testosterone, not age. we talked about axiron the only underarm low t treatment that can restore t levels to normal i

thank you ok thank you or you might think it's a deja vu and you could be right but the torches have turned blue this time around the people carrying them have to work harder to bring the new flame to sochi than their predecessors i'm talking of course about the power olympic torch relay that started in style in the run up to the paralympic games to take place in sochi artie's arena glue show has more. well the only have we can have to get said the torch from the fire as far as the far east of russia to where the paralympic games are going to take place and that of course is inside and they will have to cover the length and breadth of the entire country forty five cities more than fifteen hundred people are going to be involved and still we're going to be we're going to be seeing our rather impressive displays off the emotional physical and of course human in durance when we're going to be looking at people with disabilities to form in some of the most amazing to us sports in sochi but because they have such a short period of time to do this the organizers decided that a torch relay

i think it's deja vu with and you're probably iran however the torches half turn blue this time and the people caring them half to put much more effort into bringing claim to sochi than your previous answers the paralympic torch relay has begun in style for moral is that rusty is pretty loose kill those falling yesterday i rang a few so i did toss about what's happening was that this torch relay and specifically one is going to be much quicker this time well we only have a week and a half to get said reports from the five spot as the fire east of rusted steel waiting for the games agreed to take place in the place is in solitude and they will have to cover up the link and breadth of the entire country forty five cds the wooden fifteen hundred people are going to be involved and still we're going to be ids were going to be seeing a rather impressive displays of high emotional physical and of course human interest when would they be looking at. not people with disabilities perform in some of the most amazing eyes sports in solitude but because they have such a short period of time to do t

and you might think it's deja vu and you're probably right however the torches have turned blue this time and the people carrying them have to put much more effort into bringing flame to sochi than their predecessors the paralympic torch relay has begun in style for moralists across two who's following its journey either english so tell us about what's happening with the this torch relay and specifically why it's going to be much quicker this time. well the only how we can have to get to the torch from the far as far as the far east of russia to where the paralympic games are going to take place and that of course is in saw a chief and they will have to cover the length and breadth of the entire country forty five cities more than fifteen hundred people are going to be involved and still we're going to be we're going to be seeing rather impressive displays off emotional physical and of course human insurance when we're going to be looking at people with disabilities perform in some of the most amazing sports in sochi but because they have such a short period of time to do this the or

so you might say it's deja vu and you're probably right however the torches have turned blue this time and the people carrying them have to put much more effort into bringing the flame to sochi than their predecessors the paralympic torch relay has begun in style it's now across live telecast pondering following its journey to do you tell us what's happening with the olympic torch and we know that the olympic flame will have to get to sochi much quicker this time. tell us why. well absolutely because it has a week in a huff to cover the entire tears erie of russia and that's forty five cities with more than fifteen hundred people involved in the event however the organizers say it doesn't mean it's not going to be any lessons firing as matter of fact it russia has always performed a rather well in the paralympics it actually came in second in the vancouver winter games and of course there are huge hopes that it will repeat the feat this year this of this year is that a live picture team that we have just seen to do in the excellent job in sochi incoming first so of course russia's para

in ceo, goldman sachs chief lloyd blankfein says it is not deja vu in emerging markets.loomberg exquisite. in motors, a wide-body war. the new airbus takes off and boeing is dealing with turbulence. slashes 12,000 jobs. is less more when it comes to the banking? dumb starbucks, we hear from the man behind it. actor bill murray talked about what took george clooney so long to offer the job.

nearly tapped out as road crews use what's left, for a deja vu marathon of trying to keep drivers safe. >> i got probably just over 70 hours of overtime. >> reporter: and with that first storm coming overnight, there is concern, not only about road conditions in the morning, but for all those football fans flying out of the new york area tomorrow. so tonight, david, so many keeping a close eye on the scoreboard and the forecast. >> marcy gonzalez, thank you. i want to bring in mike wankum from our abc station there in boston. mike, a very tough morning commute across much of the country. for the fans, as marcy points out, traveling home from the super bowl. >> it really will be, david. 18 states either have winter weather warnings or advisories out for tonight. and this line is going to be marching its way eastward. we could see up to a foot of snow in the ohio river valley. this will be moving into new york city. we could see three to five inches of snow before this is over with. behind it a shot of really cold air. >> and that's just the first punch? we're getting a second storm and

i think it's deja vu but the torches this time have turned blue and people carrying them out to work harder to bring the plane to sochi than their predecessors the paralympic relay has started and styles are cheesy really huge gut tells us well we only have a week and a half to get said reports from the five spot as the fire east of rusted steel with the fam and the teams agreed to take place in the place is in sight see and they will have to cover up the link and breadth of the entire country forty five cities the wooden fifteen hundred people are going to be involved and still we're going to be tied to we're going to be seeing a rather impressive displays of time emotionally physically and of course human interest when would they be looking at. not people with disabilities perform in some of the most amazing eyes port city in solitude but because they have such a short period of time to do this the organizers decided that's not to israelis will be happening single thing to sleep in several cities. at this point i'm so so on that wednesday was the far eastern cities that have not st

it's a case of deja vu when it's heartbreak for the us and canada can read to him it is in the women's ice hockey final to secure all the gold medal. usain bolt a once great that they were gonna head for a revenge across canada continuously three two in the preliminary stages the usa which handle up to one stage going in to the final period or one stage in the final period but two late goals from canada. asa killed by the time on the momentum shift swung firmly in their way to come and it's fantastic winter olympics our winning streak continues well into twenty matches now since they lost mostly well the three time champions going into sites much or perhaps not. they were favorites for many many people but it was absolute drama on the ice the seemingly couldn't eat a can of green color so between the two sides that canada's great record continues his disappointment and heartbreak for the usa defeat in the most agonizing factions plots usa will be hyping a surprise to get revenge by late on friday when the two sides meet again in the men's hockey competition this is for a place in the f

yes, it is a bit of a dÉjÀ vu. charged a handful of former sac employees.ne was convicted in december. .ichael steinberg he is still working at sac. he is a portfolio manager. he has been on leave. it is clear -- a little unclear what his status there is. his case was a little different. he was accused of trading dell and being a part of a ring of corrupt hedge fund traders that were passing along insider information. >> the status of his case is that he was already tried and convicted and has yet to be sentenced. >> he has yet to be sentenced. he has said that he's going to appeal. ma,as is matthew marto apparently. we will find out. i want to bring in professor dershowitz. i want to bring -- see if you can speak to the tackle steinberg conviction, but not and now convicted today, matthew martoma. what happens to these individuals? >> we don't know, but the government may try to get cooperation from these witnesses, and the longer the time extent that there is no sentencing, the more you can speculate that maybe there are negotiations going on. in order to

. >> reporter: a little bit of deja vu. the final nail as far as the denver broncos were concerned. >> there's no question. there's richard sherman of course we'll talk about him a little later. you cannot revisit this game at all without talking about peyton manning and from the get go. absolute disaster. he just looked out of sorts from the first play from scrimmage, manny being manny, i would say manny ramirez. quick score, it's a safety. and quick trouble immediately. >> two turnovers. one of them an interception. that led to the first touchdown for the seahawks. then again he get it is ball stripped here. it was just a very tough day for peyton manning. >> here is what he had to say afterward. >> i give seattle a lot of credit. they caused a lot of our mistakes, but at the same time, never could make a run to catch up from that standpoint, it was definitely a disadvantage for us and advantage for them. >>> i will say this about peyton manning. his fourth interception in a super bowl. but that is the way you act after a

. >> reporter: it feels like deja vu, when last year her dog died after eating food laced with poisonveral dogs died. nobody was caught for the crime. >> i said dear god, don't let this happen again. >> reporter: others are being extra careful while walking their dogs tonight. >> i am horrified. who would do that? it is the cruellest, rudest thing in the world? >> who would take this out on dogs? >> investigators are still in the process of testing the suspicious meatballs and still are not sure what is inside them. >>> and we're learning new details about a series of water bottle throwing incidents in western sonoma county. and chp has released a picture of the car involved. but officials now say the owner of the truck is no longer a suspect. there may have been six confirmed instances along highway 12 near santa rosa where someone has thrown full water bottles at the windshields of cars, investigators are investigating other possible incidents. >>> and let's look at a first check on weather. >> hi there, cornell, good evening everyone. it is a beautiful evening on top of the kgo bro

well it's a case of deja vu ruin his whole break for the usa canada three. in the women's ice hockey final to secure all the gold medal the usa thought at one stage that they were going to head for revenge of course canada beating the usa three two in the preliminary stages the usa would turn up at one stage going in to the final period or one state in the final period but late goals from canada secured overtime and the momentum shift. in their favor canada's fantastic winter olympics winning streak continues well over twenty matches now since they last lost they were the three time champions going into tonight's match so perhaps they were favorites for many many people but it was absolute drama on the ice the same thing it couldn't be couldn't have been close between the two sides what kind of is great record continues it is a disappointment and heartbreak for the usa defeat in the most agonizing fashions but the usa will be hoping i suppose to get revenge later on friday when the two sides meet again in the men's hockey competition this is for a place in t

in ceo, goldman sachs chief lloyd blankfein says it is not deja vu in emerging markets. it is a bloomberg exquisite. in motors, a wide-body war. the new airbus takes off and boeing is dealing with turbulence. slashes 12,000 jobs. is less more when it comes to the banking? dumb starbucks, we hear from the man behind it. actor bill murray talked about what took george clooney so long to offer the job. we are kicking it off with what everyone is talking about, janet yellen's first visit to capitol hill as head of the most powerful central bank in the world. >> how are the first few days on the job? >> fed chair janet yellen, feeling good heading into the first testimony before congress. this is part of her job description, going to capitol hill twice a year to give her take on the economy. >> the pickup in economic activity is fueled further progress in the labor market. about one point 25 million jobs have been added to payroll since the previous monetary policy report. 3.25 million have been added since august 2012. the month before the federal reserve began a new round o

to many it's a case of dÉjÀ vu. a white man shooting down an unarmed black teenager in florida. the failure to find him guilty of murder. the jury couldn't agree whether he's guilty of first degree murder, leading to mistrial on the most serious count and while the prosecutors promise to retry dunn for davis' death, once again, racial profiling, self defense and justice in mayor. "america tonight," sarah hoye, has the story. >> trorvel end to the- contro versial end. >> they could not agree on the first degree murder charges but they did find 47-year-old michael dunn guilty of the. >> who would have turned 19 on sunday. >> people continue to stand. and we will continue to await. for justice for jordan. >> under florida law, dunn could serve at least 60 years in prison for the attempted murder convictions and possible 15 years for shooting at the parked suv. >> he is in disbelief. during his opening statements. >> in that defense -- point they'd pistol at the car four unarmed teenagers and started and continued to pull the trigger. guilty of three counts of attempted murder. and

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. >> deja vu all over again.r plan "b," that was john boehner's proposal on the fiscal cliff that was going to put obama in a box and make it hard for him to get out of. that never got a vote. remember the farm bill? same problem. you've seen house republican leaders whether it is tying to approving keystone or this risk corridor repeal in obamacare, they've tried a couple of things with their conference to say, what if we did this, could we get the debt ceiling passed? the reality is those things haven't gone anywhere. right now to get that debt ceiling passed, they have to sweeten things on it to get democratic votes. they cannot pass it with just republican votes because frankly there are 30 to 40 republicans who will not vote for things that john boehner wants them to vote for. >> i want to talk about the role of democrats here. john, we know the big dog is going to the washington nationals park to speak to the conference. you eluded to the mitch mcconnell and taking back the control of the senate. what do yo

jon: dÉjÀ vu over the debt ceiling.ies gearing up for a familiar battle that has huge implications for the nation's economy. graphic evidence in a gruesome murder trial. amanda hayes accused of killing her husband's ex girlfriend or a custody dispute. a case getting a lot of media attention. and winter is not relaxing its grip, a trio of storms now racing across the country. ready to drop serious amounts of snow again in some spots. it's all "happening now." jenna: the big game is not the only showdown on super bowl sunday. another one took place off the field with the president, president obama and bill o'reilly going head to head. jon: welcome to the second hour of "happening now." exclusive interview getting a lot of buzz today. the pair squaring off over a lot of including the affordable care act and the benghazi scandal. o'reilly: was it the biggest mistake of your presidency to tell the nation over and over if you like your insurance, you can keep your insurance? president obama: you have a long list of mistakes.

. >>> dangerous deja vu for pet owners.asty and deadly treat that animal control officers say somebody is setting out to harm dogs. >>> chp officers from the bay area are headed to fresno this morning to pay their respects for the two fallen brothers that were killed in the line of duty. we will tell you what officers here in san jose are saying about them today. >>> good morning. we are still seeing traffic times inquiriesing around the -- increasing around the bay as we look at 101 north and southbound. we will tell you about this commute and the east bay drives. >>> mainly clear skies. some fog on parts of the coast. another warm day on tap with 70s for inland temps. hey! hi! ladies, how are you? let's taste some wine. ♪ ♪ seize your vacation with a southwest airlines sale. go to southwest.com, where our lowest fares are now available as low as $69 one-way. book now at southwest.com and carpe vacay. ♪ >>> welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. police officers from all over the bay area are heading to fresno thi

and last night fox news contributed to the feeling of deja vu. >> hillary clinton is the war on womenand i think that she needs to be exposed for all of the terror campaigns that she has raged against women who were in the wrong place at the wrong time with their husband. >> that was 1998 she made the claim. the hope on the right seems to be to dirty bill clinton a little bit and muddy up hillary in the process. editorial director for "huffington post." the question is, is it smart to muss up bill clinton as he goes out campaigning? i assume he will go to places like new hampshire, arkansas, the south, take away some ability to give character witness. this guy is really smart. this guy is great. believe eme, he is great. can he do that with rand paul calling him a predator? >> bill clinton has had one of the more successful post presidencies. he has clinton foundation. >> his numbers are great. >> he has built himself a tremendous reputation, much better than when he left office. what the republicans are doing is trying to chip away at that, trying to cut his numbers so he has less ef

and stockpiles in towns across the midwest nearly taped out as road crews used what is left for a deja vu marathon of trying to keep drivers safe. >> the storm is expected to wrap up on tuesday morning. three people are dead and four are seriously hurt after a woman backed into them at a florida mobile home park. she thought it was in drive when she reved the engine. chris christie is firing back at a man accusing him of knowing about lane closures on the george washington bridge. david wild steen was his top choice at the port authority. in an e-mail he said david wildstein will do and say anything to save david wilstein. a staff member today confirmed her resignation from christie's administration. she is one of 17 officials subpoenaed by a legislative panel. an oklahoma woman is making it easier for women to carry them. she designed a holster to carry her gun without it getting in the way. >> this whole thing tucks under the bra band. it goes around the center part of the bra. i have one on on and you would never be able to tell. >> it con -- contours to your body. 24r* is a trigger gu

i'm struggling with a sen of day have view -- deja vu dot bomb be here. i don't like it.ng. makes the cover of "newsweek", bohere we go again. neil: i was thinking same thing which should concern yound run other way, when i see these type of valuations awarded to companies, i'm thinking that kid, snapchat or turned down $3 billion offer from facebook last fall? well, he is looking brillnt now. i don't know if that is a sign of his prescience or the market's craziness. >> makes you wonder. szukster is go money to spend. this guy turning down three billion. where is reality in this? maybe they see something i don't. neil: called new paradigm. gary b., we talked about other paradigms went bust. i always think you got to invest, promises is one thing but profits invariably are the bottom line thing. we're going back to investing on that worries me. >> yeah. exactly. and i think you know, these new companies, and i still throw maybe it is not new anymore, but newish, even like google. certainly facebook is relatively new, they are so desperate for that next edg it is like they

as yogi berra would say, it is deja vu all over again.any consider the beetles to be music legends but even legends have to have a place where they all start. take a look back at the very fist concert. >> . >> this room was packed. and there wasn't much noise until the beetles took the stage. >> and on that cold february night, with 8,000 screams fans here, the washington coliseum, became sacred ground. >> mike mitchell was a freelance photographer just trying to stay focused as the beetles took to stage to may ham. >> the screaming was so loud and constant i talked to people that were ten rows back, and they couldn't hear the lyrics. >> just 18 at the time, barely older than the high school kids they knew it was a once in a lifetime moment. >> i was kind of panicky, because i didn't have a flash, i just wound my way through the crowd. and that was a god send for me. because it was too dark to have gotten anything without those lights. >> but when the show was over, that golden moment, faded, quickly. >> mitchell was hear fied to see how

. >> this is like dÉjÀ vu, exactly one month ago with deaths on the kiev streets, then followed a riotn western ukraine and then we got some kind of a truce. but right now the situation is much worse. and the same situation, but you can say like on steroids. with dozens of dead and actually, i think this truce is just pretty symbolic and just in time to people to breathe fresh air. and to regroup for both sides. >> let me ask you a question. i mean how difficult is it to get close to the square, and how dangerous is it for journalists like you? >> it's quite dangerous for journalists. and yesterday we had this very dramatic incident just a block away from where i am actually now. it's just a block away from independence square, where a journalist was skilled by thuggish looking people that reportedly were working undercover from police. and that incident is just shocking you know illustrative how, you know, it's dangerous sometimes, especially for local reporters, to continue to work in kiev. >> well, maxim, take care of yourself. maxim aristavi, very close to the action in independenc

. >> almost like deja vu from yesterday morning. yogi bear right there. it was amazing, you looked up and saw snow on the ground and the sun came up and melted the snow down and this morning, waking up more snow and one difference between today and yesterday, we will see one cold night. it got cold last night but how about digits currently in the teens and will drop to 307:00, 28 degrees around 9:00 and 26, 11:00, dry and cold. that's in the city and most of you will be in the upper teens and talking about temperatures that continue to drop. 19 in gaithersburg. 22 in dulles, 21 towards camp springs, a very cold evening. tonight is probably one of the coldest nights in the last couple of weeks. radar not showing anything. after tomorrow, we will have a couple of dry days. high of 34 in d.c., 35 in alexandra, and 32 gait theburg and with the wind, windchill of 20 and 25 all day long. that's cold but nothing compared to what we will be friday. sunshine, high of only 28, 14 for an overnight low. that puts most of you around 5-10 degrees and windchill will be

. >>> rand paul yaeps appearance on meet the press gave me a deja vu. >> i did not have sexual relations with -- >> that's right. the kentucky senator who is eyeing a presidential run of his own used a democrat's war on clinton to attack his awful conduct back in the '90s. >> and i think, really, the media seems to have given president clinton a pass on this. he took advantage of a girl that was 20 years old and an intern in his office. >> gist pinkerton, when david gregory asked whether hillary clinton should be judged on what happened 15 or so years ago. he said, well, i'm not saying that, but with the clintons, it's hard to separate one or the other. why bring this up now? >> in fairness to paul, he said your wife did this interview with vogue. paul in some sense was defending his wife's point of view. >> he could have criticized it like all -- >> the country probably thinks hitting on internals in sexual harassment is a bad thing. in d.c., it's old news. i think paul brought up a legitimate issue that at the clinton's conduct over the last 40 years is a genuine issue to the country.

. >> i have this terrible feeling it's deja vu. >> the governor's office said they knew nothing about the plan. >> all i know is i don't know. >>> another day and another rise star, the gop finds himself under pressure to answer for controversial documents made public. there was the four-day winter meeting of the national governors association. in other words, the meeting usually stirs up some presidential politics. it's where governors tell their stories and maybe test the waters. governor chris christie enjoyed his trip as fellow republicans talked him up for a future presidential run. now his record is the last thing he wants to talk about. scott walker was elected governor of wisconsin. he beat off a recall election in 2012. he battled unions. he is a dark horse 2016 candidate, but today he looks like he might be hitting turbulence. >> the communications released on wednesday involve an employee from the county from several years ago and a process that ended last march, a process where democratic district attorney from milwaukee county -- we initiated the investigation several yea

for 120 million americans it's deja vu all over again. snow and ice are smothering much of the country stretching from wyoming to maine. since thanksgiving it's the seventh storm to plow across the northeast and new england. turning roads treacherous and sometimes deadly. at least one person died on the pennsylvania turnpike when a tractor-trailer plunged through a barrier into oncoming traffic. 2,000 flights already cancelled today. southwest plane hit a snow bank and bogged down as it was trying to taxi at kansas city international airport. some areas of the state got more than a foot of snow. and today parts of the northeast could also see 12 inches. the boston area as you can see is now getting buried under wet heavy snow. that snow could pile up at a rate of an inch or two an hour. chad myers is in new york central park. margaret conley is in boston. chad i'll start with you. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, carol. what's coming down now is exactly the consistency of a snow cone and i mean exactly. sleet pellets coming out of

. >> for amanda knox - it is a disastrous dÉjÀ vu.n italian court finding her guilty -- again -- of the 2007 murder of her british roommate meredith kercher. and sentencing her to 28 and half years in an italian prison. the 26 year old received the bombshell verdict, not in italy, but with her family in seattle. she told "good morning america's" robin roberts of her astonishment. >> my first reaction was, no, >> my first reaction was, no, this is wrong. this really has hit me like a train. i did not expect this to happen. i really expected so much better from the italian justice system. >> this is not knox's first unpleasant encounter with the italian justice system. in her first trial in 2009 a court found her and her boyfriend raffaele sollecito guilty in kercher's murder. knox and kercher had been studying abroad in the italian town of perugia. kercher -- sexually assaulted, her throat slit -- was found in a pool of blood in their shared house. the sensational case brought the young seattle student international infamy. the tabloid

and stockpiles in towns across the midwest nearly taped out as road crews used what is left for a deja vu marathon of trying to keep drivers safe. >> the storm is expected to wrap up on tuesday morning. three people are dead and four are seriously hurt after a woman backed into them at a florida mobile home park. she thought it was in drive when she reved the engine. chris christie is firing back at a man accusing him of knowing about lane closures on the george washington bridge. david wild steen was his top choice at the port authority. in an e-mail he said david wildstein will do and say anything to save david wilstein. a staff member today confirmed her resignation from christie's administration. she is one of 17 officials subpoenaed by a legislative panel. an oklahoma woman is making it easier for women to carry them. she designed a holster to carry her gun without it getting in the way. >> this whole thing tucks under the bra band. it goes around the center part of the bra. i have one on on and you would never be able to tell. >> it con -- contours to your body. 24r* is a trigger gu