this week "the new york times" ran an article justifying celebrities likeke robert downe jr.ions. mr. downey bringing in a cool $50 million for the film "the avengers" but "the times" is the loudest mouth in the room crying foul when a businessman is successful. jonathan, why the double standard? >> well, the double standard exists because we don't respect people's minds, we only respect their muscles, their boes. so when we see a sports star throw a pitch or lebron james dunk a basketball or see gisele on the cover of a mazine, we think, well, you know, i can see what they're doing, they're doing something. no one can look as pretty as gisele, the ceos we don't know what they do,according to obama they t aroundcashing checks and playg golf all day long. wait a minute,hat's obama. the point is ceos earn their money and notveryone c do it. they earn every penny and they deserve it. >> not only that, wayne, they create jobs and that doesn't seem to beighlighted in "the new york times" piece. >> i would say jonathan is on to something in the sense that we don't see it. we the pu

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down car. heads up if you're traveling outbound route 50 in maryland. past martin luther king jr. highway. reportedly a broken down car there. not seeing any major delays. now we'll shoot over, minor delays here as you travel in charles county, waking up in waldorf, maryland. good morning it you. now heading toward 301 split, that's where we're seeing delays on 5. here's a live look, you see bumper to bumper here. this is just the normal volume. you know how it goes. again, short delays. now we'll shoot over to the wilson bridge in both directions. i'm not seeing any accidents or delays here. we'll head over to the rails. another delay on marc, this one penn north. train number 554, running at a ten-minute delay. metro, vre not reporting delays at this time. i'm back in ten minutes. >> all right. thank you. >>> 6:22. there are new rules about what you can take in your carry-on this morning following the terror threat surrounding the olympic games. the tsa says most aerosols, gels, powders, and liquids will not be allowed in carry-ons for passengers flying from the u.s. to russia. it is a te

jr. wins sincerst win for him 2004, i am sure his daddy was looking down on him.he comcast center is packed already. we have a tip in just 40 minutes from now. >> are you going to watch the game? >> >> the growing problem of wildcats running the streets of d.c. tonight, there is a sheltered solution in the works. the story you will only see on p.m.0on 7 aty >> a few snow showers during the day tomorrow. as we head to the next seven days, looks like we will have another chance on wednesday, maybe a dusting up to an inch. friday it will turn colder, maybe a flurry on saturday. we will see you back here at 11:00 p.m. to talk more about this. day.ve a great >>> welcome to "world news." tonight -- most wanted. news pouring in about the drug lord. digging underground tunnels. using a submarine. even this catapult to toss bales of drugs over the border. >>> mystery illness. the new disease tonight in children that has targets searching for a cure. >>> sleepless in america. short sleepers that thrive on four hours a night. how did they do it? how can we all get more out o

jr.? you're riding with him, pushing danica patrick down the back straightaway. >> and pushing is okay on straightaway. troublesome in these corners at these speeds. keselowski and hamlin in the 11 on the inside with logano. trying but unable to close up on the outside lane. >> we were talking about teammates all day long and here is jimmie johnson and right behind him is biffle but then comes two more teammates in the danica patrick and dale earnhardt jr. that could be a big gain. >> four laps to go. >> there is no telling how much greg biffle in that 16 car wants to win the daytona 500. he's come close. he's had a great speed week and here he is in second place behind jimmie johnson. >> but, larry, with this car -- we haven't seen conventional wisdom pay off. i think that greg biffle right now is trying to think about what do i need to do to get by jimmie johnson and win this race? and right now johnson is not running the high groove or the bottom groove. s he is almost running the middle of racetrack through three and four. >> wouldn't you? >> i think biffle and dale jr. might make a m

jr. with some great elevation to throw that one down. later wyoming up 10.athan sobee to nance once again. wyoming with the upset over number five san diego state, 68-62. let's storm the floor, go crazy, laramie, go, crazy. >>> this felt like a playoff game up in portland. the kevin durant road show was in town and a lot of portland people wondering what if we hadn't then oden but durant with the first pick in the '07 draft. >> might have worked out pretty good. >> instead seattle took him and now playing for the thunder and portland has two all-stars. that is one of them, lamarcus aldridge. he can't get it to go for the win. and then the other one is damian lillard and he's going to get this shot to win it. no. those two went 1 for 17. >> ooh. >> in the second half and the thunder behind by 36 win it did it without notes. locked in. >> and now we're locked out. thanks for watching, back to you. >> all right, thanks, guys. >>> up next "the pulse" where there is a new best in show. but she was not the fan favorite. >> all right. falling fast to camera tumbles

jr.'s made $50 million and my question about the -- go down to wall street, these investment bankers, these guys should be in jail because they took this country damn near into a depression and yet they get 50, 20, 50, $100 million in bonuses. these guys were never perped walk. >> all because the bad businessmen have the heelp of te government. >> how many times have i heard presidenobama say, look, a ceo makes 200 times what the average work makes. that's vilifying the ceo and yet "the new york times" said leonardo dicaprio he deserves 50 million bucks. >> do you think the ceos who have bad years lose wages? >> i don't know. >> they don't. >> iish we had more time. we've got to jump. more time would be great, wink, wink. thank you all for joining us this week. >>> coming up, look out the governrnment is looking to obsee tv newsrooms. is uncle sam planning to conol >>> time for what do i need to know for next week, wayne, you're first. >> well, you know, i've been hot on these high-tech stocks and the biotechs and i like somethincalled myriad genetics, mygn. i talked about it in the past. i

down on this question. >> and dale earnhardt, jr. says his second daytona 500 win is even better than the first one.ior first won the great american race ten years ago, and also broke 55-race losing streak with yesterday's victory. it came after a rain delay lasted more than six hours and nobody ran out of budweiser. thank good news. his father, dale earnhardt, sr. died after crashing at the daytona 500 in 2001. >> in the justice department is calling on the -- thieves stole personal information from millions of shoppers at target, among other places, but will the feds' plan actually do anything? we'll talk to ger ri ill withful fir sad news, the comedy writer and actor, harold ramis has died. he was behind caddy shack, groundhog day, national lampoon's vacation, and back to school. his hollywood breakthrough came in 1978 when he cowrote the blockbuster comedy, animal house. he also went on to cowrite and star in the first of two ghost buster movies. >> probably in one of the tunnels above us. >> that's ramis in the glasses during a scene in ghostbusters 2 where he played a doctor. he died today aft

rain slowed down the action at the daytona 500, but it couldn't slow dale earnhardt jr., it's his secondeer win at nascar's signature race. >>> golf's amateur championship also went longer than expected. he hit an incredible shot on the rough and onto the green but jason day would win the match on the hole with a birdie putt. >>> in the nba, miami playing without lebron james who broke his nose thursday night but chris bosh picked up the slat. miami beat chaurks 93-79. >>> and the highest ranked college basketball team playing on sunday avoids an upset. creighton gets 29 points from doug mcdermott and it's just enough. the blue jays hang on for a 72-71 win over seton hall. >>> when we return, rough roads. we'll show you how the extreme winter weather is creating expensive problems for drivers. the new guy is loaded with protein! i'll believe it when i -- [ both ] oooooh... [ female announcer ] as you get older, protein is an important part of staying active and strong. ensure high protein... fifty percent of your daily value of protein. low fat and five grams of sugars. [ major nutrition

down only a point. trying to keep up with the toping toes. sam dour jr. , too strong. the dawns fall to the zags75- 65. brad waldo and saint mary's could not hold a lead. they get blown out. tyler hawes was hitting everything. 84-71. >>> in the madden bowl superbowl simulation. matt prater kicked the field goal. so another least in the video goals, the broncos beat the seahawks. we will see if that holds true. >> what do you think? >> i think the broncos are going to win it. they have the better offense and it will be interesting toasty if richard sherman will have the last word. >> thank you very much. >> back in a minute. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, we'll see you back here tomw night at five-thirty. news >> that's it for us. >> broncos, broncos and? >> whatever you say. >> we will see you back here. that was good i like that. goodnight. ,,,, this may sound like a long shot, but one day you will be the greatest athlete in your sport. but before you begin to run, you will learn to walk. again. you'll curse the fact that something you mastered as a 1-year old is now so diffi

jr. i'm 38 years old. i've been downmom. >> during our first day of shooting at wabash, our "lockup" crew met frank street, an inmate housed in the prison's residential treatment unit. at the time of the interview, street was experiencing involuntary tremors due to his medication. >> i started having delusions that people were out to hurt me. and i had this video cassette tape of a party and i showed people hurting me, you know. and i showed it to my parents, ain't nothing to it. i thought you guys were crazy. they were thinking sane, they were sane. i was the crazy one. >> a short time later, street's delusions got the better of him. >> i loaded up my dad's 30/30. because i thought these people were after me. my parents came home and said franky, what are you doing? what are you doing? my mom reached up for the gun and she was freaking out. i was freaking out, too. i shot her right in the head with the 30/30. >> but even more shocking and disturbing than frank street shooting his mother in the head is what he did after

jr. didn't make the cut. >>> ask at the tank tonight. it came down to a shotout.n look at the deke, incredible move to beat crawford. the sharks snap the three game losing streak and beat the defending stanley cup champions 2-1. >> nice to have you here. >> it's great to be here. >> you're a big niners fan. tomorrow though? >> denver broncos. >> all right. that's it for us. we'll see you at 11:00. >> bye bye. ,,,, [ sports announcer ] here's another one, alyson dudek. hales corners, wisconsin. nice pass by alyson dudek. can she hang on to that spot? and she does! [ male announcer ] with the u-verse wireless receiver, your tv goes where you take it, allowing inspiration to follow. ♪ [ dad ] looks pretty good, right? [ girl ] yeah. [ male announcer ] add a u-verse wireless receiver today. ♪ bulldog: you know, bulldog: you know, not all heroes wear capes. some wear fur. and mattress discounters good deed dogs is here to help them. meet yara. she helps veterans like marv stay independent. this is caspin. he helps wallace with things she can't do on her own. and goldie

jr. are you going. he too bad his call me on a journey down this insidious with millions of inhabitants like to go class he says any crimes like these always take place in the shadows. one in the men's team down. yes the limousine he was coming even if one looks. it's hard to get hold of those responsible. most we headed to happen to find them they will of course face justice. we filmed some of those asked him what to be done about the bloody dumb to where they found in the desert. nothing so far the next day when trying to distill the police action just chilled and taking decisive action. even the chief prosecutor is that aye aye the aa it's no wonder that parents take matters into their own hands and look for the children themselves. even though they are risking their own lives corsica steel takes places like this red light district he comes help them. he believes it's his best chance of finding is not out of being one of the day. i'll keep looking he says. because i have this feeling that my tortillas here in the city and a homey feel. big eleven very beginning of two such who would turn up dead. wel

down the road. >> we keep mentioning drivers names, i didn't hear anyone mention dale earnhardt jr.has been running near the front, and he is the first driver off of the road of those that pitted on this caution, back here in the 18th spot. >> if you're joining us this evening for daytona 500 coverage, let's catch you up with what's happened so far with this radio remix. >> all right, heavy out there. >> that's what you work so hard far. >> good luck today, have a good race. ♪ >> we just -- >> it's raining decent up here, man. >> the drivers looking out. >> about four different rain cells and thousands of lightning strikes. but now the thunder, provided by these 42 race cars. >> that's the thunder i like to hear there. this reminds me of 1979. when we started in 1979 the track was pretty wet. we didn't have jet driers. so we had tire tracks and we tried to stay in the dry tire tracks. i don't know how many people remember in 1979, but if you get off in this grass tonight, you will spend the rest of the evening trying to get out. >> drivers at the read i didn't do as our fox camera m

down the stretch they come. final lap, plenty of destruction here behind the leaders, but it's dale earnhardt jr. hanging on for the great victory at the daytona 500. it's been awhile since dale earnhardt jr. won a daytona 500. he won back in 2004. >>> let's move on now to the olympics. it was the final day of competition in sochi. niklas backstrom of the capitols did not experience team sweden's gold medal game. he was suspended for failing a drug test. now this positive test was triggered by an allergy medication he's been taking off and on for seven years new. either way, backstrom missed out on his shot at gold. >> i was ready to play probably the biggest game of my career, and two and a half hours before the game, i got pulled aside, and that's -- yeah, that's tough. >> to the game now, sydney crosby and canada looking to make it back to back gold medals for the canadians. second period. canada is up 1-0. their captain making plays. this is sydney cosby off the turnover man to man with lunld quest. canada up 2-0 and add another goal. carey price added 24 saves. canada beat sweden taking home

jr. as well. he's currently in segregation for fighting another inmate and it's not the first time his fists have put him here. >> i try to calm downrom fighting as much. but a lot of times your hands get forced. you got too many chiefs, not enough indians in here if you know what i mean. i need a different environment. that's why i'm always fighting and stuff like that. i've done so much, people always want that drama with me. >> it's the kind of drama the jail doesn't want. staff has compiled a list of keep-froms, or inmates that must be kept away from edmonds jr. this list of potential enemies makes it hard for the jail to house him. >> all right. continue. >> brian edmonds, he was recently put on admin seg. >> is this jr. or sr.? >> it's jr. >> once a month, they continue to conduct a meeting to discuss the inmates housed throughout the jail. >> the purpose of this meeting is to make sure we have the right people in the single cells. single cells are a premium item. >> edmonds has continual behavior issues. >> do we need to get him evaluated, from a mental health standpoint? >> you can, but he is more behavioral. >> well, do it

down and talk. >> today officers agree to allow father and son inmates, robert jr. and robert sr., to meet in a supervised setting and we can see how years apart have taken a toll on this relationship. >> reason i wasn't there for you amigo, you already know, being locked up all this time. i think if i would have stayed around, things might have been different. you know how it is. that's the way i was brought up. just like you, you know what i mean? and getting into the drugs, that's what really brought me down. if i would have did it different, i know you wouldn't be here and i wouldn't be here, you know what i mean? it's kind of hard to see what was here, you know what i mean? almost on the same charges and everything. if i could, i would change everything. you know what i mean? it is kind of weird talking to you now, because we haven't really sat down to talk in, what, since you were, what, 11, was i think the last time? it's been like 20-some years. that's kind of -- kind of weird, you know. but it feels good talking to you. you know what i mean? >> yeah. never

washington's shawn kemp jr son of "the rainman" shawn kemp 2nd half kemp ally-oop dunk 48-45 stanford less than 3 minutes left 59-58 stanford washington's desmond simmons knocks down to give the huskies the lead 60- 59 less than 10 seconds left stanford down 2 chasson randle. to josh huestis for the dunk but randle is called for a charge! here is the replay looks like a good call simmons was outside the retricted area final: 64-60 washington stanford: 15-8, 6-5 jeter to retire after 2014 new york yankees shortstop derek jeter says he will retire after this season. jeter posted a letter on his facebook account today saying that 2014 will be his last year of playing professional baseball. the 39-year-old yankees captain world series champion missed much of last season because of injuries. he will turn 40 in june. have a good editor buddy see [ male announcer ] we installed an aged febreze clip in this tax to prove that it's still fre on day 30. [ byron ] what do you guys thi of the smell fres i forg we were in a taxi. thiss a febreze vent clip. it's 30 days o. w! no way [ male announcer ] febreze keeps your car fresh for up to 30 days without fading. it's 30 days o.

down. the magic rookie had 13 points. big dunk of the night, it had to go to knicks guard tim hardaway jr. check this one out, guys.se slam for the former michigan star. he had a game high 36 points. how about beal getting in on the action with the dunk there. he had 21 tonight. his team comes up with the victory. detroit's andre drummond named mvp. the trophy, a little slippery there. they did get ahold of it, though. everyone got a laugh. it was a little scary there at first. bradley beal will participate in the three-point shoot-out tomorrow night. one of those new trophies. to beal will participate in the three-point shoot-out tomorrow night. also john wall will be in the dunk contest as well. >>> let's talk some olympics now. bode miller was one of the few olympic athletes that no one expected to leave sochi empty handed. but so far it's been disappointment for the 36-year-old as he failed to medal once again today. not a lot of love for the combined slalom course for miller. he started off rocky. he came out of the gates. really couldn't execute some of his first few turns as sharply as he wanted to. he told

jr. and hardy's was banned from the 2013 super bowl. considered too much for tv. so after conquering the fashion world and then gravity, what could bring this galactic gal back down will join fellow superstars cameron diaz and leslie mann in "the other woman." >> you smell amazing. what is that? >> i think it's just sweat. >> the woman does it all. thanks for watching abc news. we're online at abc news.com. good night. a good that comes in 25 flavors. from whole natural to wasabi and soy sauce. and once good gets going, there's no stopping it.

arroyo on the right guns down ex-wife marabella strada and one of their sons, 23-year-old david arroyo jre gun battle erupts between arroyo and officers at the courthouse entrance. >> we're getting shot at. >> we're on the way. >> deputy sherman dollison filling in as a bailiff moves outside to confront arroyo as he opens fire. >> when you watch the video, you see the officers are doing exactly what they're taught to do, that's run into the gunfire to try to stop the perpetrator. >> where is he now? >> he's outside the back door. >> the bailiff is outside the back door? >> i think he went out. he's been shot. they're going to need an ambulance. >> dollison is shot multiple times and falls to the ground outside the courthouse, critically injured. other officers are shooting arroyo but he's not going down. unknown to them at the time, he's wearing protective body armor. still, the officers keep coming. >> one was critically injured with numerous gunshots in front of the courthouse. he kept shooting. even when he was shot numerous times, he still rolls up and tries to shoot. >> inside the co

the big news is that sandoval ha slimmed down a bitby 30 pounds according to some reports, though our very own jr stone who was on the scene said it looked more like 15- 20 pounds. bottom line, nobody knowswhat we do know is that it's a contract year for sandovalwith a lot of money at stakeso he's doing his best to stay in shape. and plans to have his trainer with him throughout the year histhere may be a good reason why cats and dogs have such good senses, especially eyesight. a new study finds they may be able to see things invisible to the human eye. researchers took a close look at the eyes of animals. then measured how much light passed through the lens to the retina. they found cats, dogs and some other animals can see u-v light. iceour own eyes block u-v from reaching the retina. like the majority of mammals. the study can be found in the "proceedings of the royal society b." - the next kron-4 special is all about dogs. it airs on friday night, february 28th at nine p.m. supplieswe'll take you behind the scenes of the golden gate kennel club - 2014 dog show. hosted by grant lodes and justi

jr. truexx may have gone faster but his back wheel was making contact with the track and slowing him downe determined later in the week. >>> until recently the banana slugs of santa cruz were the best competitive basketball being played in the city better known for its boardwalk. that has changed. >> on the outside it's a largely nondescript building in downtown santa cruz. on the inside, it provides almost as much excitement as a ride on the giant dipper. the santa cruz warriors are in the second year of their existance as golden state development lead team. as far as the local residents are concerned they're just what this town needed. >> i'm a season ticketholder. this is my second season coming to the games and i love it. santa cruz didn't have anything like that and it needed it and i love it. i hope they stick around for a while. >> they really are involved in the community. i think it's great for both the warriors and the communities. >> we're having so much fun. these games are a riot. >> there's a definite vibe here. the arena is filled almost every night. and the players don't m

down in the 18th position. >> on fire. >> joey chitwood couldn't do that. >> coming in at number two .2 margin of victory, jimmie johnson with help from hez teammate, dale earnhardt jr. beats clint bowyer in a spectacular finish. you make the call. >> fifth and sixth, they are there. which group will they go with? will it help? will it help gourd on the victory lane. >> all bets are off. watch out, way low. snap that is just a beautiful thing right there. two, four, six, eight cars, so close we can hardly capture it with our stock motion camera. there's a look at it, and there's the margin. darlington 2003 has will be selected as our greatest finish on fox. the race has been remembered for ricky craven and kurt busch banging their way to the checkered flag. >> come on, baby. >> side by side. two laps to go. sub-got to make a deal going into turn one. busch, that was not a very good idea. got into it. >> come on, clear. good job, man. >> and here comes blaney. >> oh, baby, i'm telling you, kurt busch is not going to give up the win. >> no, he's not. >> coming to the white flag in time. ricky craven not going to give it up either. >> come on, ricky. >> come on, baby.

jr. is going to break that down next. >> plus, nobody put katy on the cover. but don't worry. photographer. somebody get some gravity. >>> there are new questions this morning over the so-called craigslist killer's stunning confession. she says she murdered at least 22 people starting when she was 13 years old. yesterday we spoke to the reporter who interviewed the self-proclaimed serial killer. >> i said, miranda, you're a 5' 6 girl, there is nobody in the world that's going to believe this. and she looked me right in the face and she said, i don't care. i want to get this off my chest. then i said, i need a number. give me what you're saying. and she said, well, i stopped counting at 22. so it's hard to say. i know if i were authorities, i would seriously be looking into a lot of the things she said. >> can we believe her? is she trying to cop a plea? joining us is fox news legal analyst, peter johnson, jr. >> that's a really good question. this has captured the imagination and terror of a lot of americans who thought a 19-year-old woman over six years could kill between 22

down to 6 million but nelson still couldn't pay. so the feds seized everything back in 1990. everything except his guitar, trigger. number two, singer sammy davis, jr he owed 7.5 million at back taxes at time of his death in 1990. number one on our list, wesley snipes. this is a big story. the actor served three years in federal prison for failing to file tax returns, resulting in unpaid tax bill of around $17 million. even now snipes charges he was targeted by the irs for his celebrity status. >>> coming up later in the show, freezing your credit. why would you do that? how would you do that? "consumer reports" is here with its annual car brand report card, which models made the grade and which ones failed? we'll tell you coming up next. for over a decade millions have raised their hand for the proven relief of the purple pill. and that relief could be in your hand. for many, nexium helps relieve heartburn symptoms from acid reflux disease. fthere is risk of bone fracture and low magnesium vels. side effects may include headache, abdominal pain, and diarrhea .. count follow me online so i can react in real-time. plus, my local scottrade office is

jr. is the president of the international brotherhood of teamsters. mr. hoffa good to see you. take you for being with us. we as consumers like free trade because it brings downost of our goods. how do we protect the rights of workers -- you know, we don't want to support higher wages for them, because we like the fact that goods are less expensive to us. >> i don't agree with that. i think people in america want to work, and the good jobs have left america. and that's because of nafta, cafta, the china trade agreement. i can give you name after name, 25 names of corporations that have just cold-heartedly closed down, moved their material to mexico and laid people off. and what we have to do is to try to turn that around and bring good jobs back here. and the way to do that is to stop these crazy trade agreements -- >> but don't those corporations get rewarded both by their shareholders and for the money? >> and they don't have a conscious. it's a huge problem. what happened to the middle class? now the question is what do we do about that? number one let's elect politicians that are going to reward main street and not wall street. we have to basically change

jr. did. >> trace gallagher, thank you so much. >>> the end of an era. or is it? how even after 84 charges of dynamite, could still not bring downany hometown. the mighty metro dome. i've been to a lot of games there. bye-bye. nimize blood sugar spik. support heart health. and your immune system. now there's new glucerna advance with three benefits in one. [ male announcer ] new glucerna advance. from the brand doctors recommend most. so i got the new nokia lumia icon. it's got 1080p video, three times zoom, and a twenty-megapixel sensor. it's got the brightest display, so i can see what i'm shooting -- even outdoors, and 4 mics that capture incredible sound. plus, it has apps like vine -- and free cloud storage. my new lumia icon is so great, even our wipeouts look amazing. ♪ honestly, i want to see you be brave ♪ ♪ which is why he's investing in his heart health by eating kellogg's raisin bran®. not only is kellogg's raisin bran® heart healthy it's a delicious source of potassium. ♪ mom make you eat that? i happen to like raisins. [ male announcer ] invest in your heart health. now that's what i'm talkin' about. with kellogg's

down to exceptional casting. alfonso cuaron was in advance talks with angelina jolie and robert downey jr.direct "unbroken" and downey jr.'s improvisational style did not work for "gravity's" tech heavy format. when they didn't come through, he had a decent backup plan, wouldn't you say? in sandra bullock and george clooney. cuaron, the film and bullock up for academy awards. i think you call that in sports, josh, having a deep bench. >> exactly. >> two different ways to go. >> it worked. >> you know what, as my mom always says everything always works out for a reason. >>> finally in "pop news" this morning, the time jimmy kimmel cried wolf. social media going wild thursday when u.s. olympic luger kate hansen posted a video to her youtube page saying a wolf was wandering the hallway in her hotel in sochi. well -- jimmy kimmel has fessed up on her -- yeah, there sit. slightly disturbing. he fessed up on his show admitting he may have done it skyping with his partner in crime. here it is. >> i want to say thank you for helping us with this important mission. >> yeah, you know, any time i can

harold folder jr., howard dean and eugene robinson. how's the snow down there, gene?got a lot of snow in both sort of blows of this snowstorm, but we are surviving and there is no school, which i think is smart actually. >> i think it's fine too. i'm heading back down today and then actually i'm going to head off to brazil tonight. i think i'm done with the snow. >> brazil? >> yeah. i thought i'd go and do -- i just picked this week to do my show from rio next week. i will be thinking of all of you, a lot. but let's get -- enough of brazil, let's get to thatnor'ea. it's delivering a parting blow of snow and sleet after yesterday's blizzard-like conditions. some areas saw more than a foot of snow. the storm is being blamed for at least 18 deaths, including tragically a pregnant woman who was hit by a snow plow in new york city. doctors were able to save her baby, though. more than 400,000 homes and businesses are still in the dark. 90% of those are in georgia and in south carolina. 49 out of 50 states had snow on the ground yesterday, and florida was the sole exception

jr. took the checkered flag for the second time in his career. denny hamlin finished in 2nd place. and usc team was beaten 62-44. and max play championship rallied back from 2 shots downto play against jason day. they kept the match alive a little while longer with incredible shots like that. but with the sun set in the desert, jason day finally finishes the match a 23 holes. and nascar, while they were enduring a 6-1/2 hour rain delay, they replayed last year's race, showing jimmie johnson winning the daytona 500. so, many people in america thought that johnson won that race. didn't happen. dale earnhardt, jr. is your toyota 50500 champion. >>> champion. >> the clippers beat the thunders 125-117. the play of the day. >> and olympic fans now cold turkey area mode as the winter games came to a close in rush. >> the mascot, the giant bear, winked at the crowd as the games ended. it was spectacular in this flawressless closing ceremony. -- flawless closing ceremony. despite all the concerns about security before the games and a few problems with housing and venues, the games are considered a success. >> tonight we can say it, rush delivered all it promised. >> the olympi

jr. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> that's right, jimmy. this is the time of year that brings me cheer. if you haven't seen any of these movies have no fear. sit down lend me your ear. first you've got "american hustle" by david o. russell. it's got cooper and bale and it's a classic tale. then there's "captain phillips." he's the captain of a ship on a a trip so you're going to want to take a dip. "dallas buyers club," will put up a fight. matthew mcconaughey. all right, all right, all right. "gravity" takes place in space, clooney's face is covered in a a glass case. next up is "her." if you're sitting at home and you're in the zone, watch a man fall in love with a phone. you've got to love spike jonze. i'm not going to even ask you if you've seen "nebraska." it's got twists. it's got turns. it's squibs. it's got dern. then there's "philomena," if you know what i mean-a. invite your friend dave to see "12 years a slave." finally, it's not a bear, it's not a fo will dicaprio get the oscar snub, or will he get the oscar love? there you go. them's the movies. i'm john moschitta, feeling groovy. back to you, jimmy. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy:

down inside the courtroom. >> and a family feud uncolding over martin luther king jr.'s nobel peace prize. this is the first power plant in the country to combine solar and natural gas at the same location. during the day, we generate as much electricity as we can using solar. at night and when it's cloudy, we use more natural gas. this ensures we can produce clean electricity whenever our customers need it. ♪ >>> welcome back to "new day." he's a look at your headlines. a credible security threat just hours from the official start of the sochi olympics. homeland security officials sending a bulletin to airlines flying to russia warning of possible toothpaste and cosmetic tube bombs. some preliminary competition begins today. >>> a million customers across the northeast lost power after the latest winter storm. pennsylvania getting the worst of it. hundreds of thousands of homes still in the dark this morning. heavy snow collapsed and sent trees and power lines collapsing. residents are being forced to use generators, flashlights and candles. utility companies say restoration could still t

down a very slippery slope. >> you are right about that. peter johnson jrfiring back at those calling him a sexist for his comment about danica patrick earlier on our show today. >> well, if her name would have been dan, nobody would have ever said anything about all the stuff that's going on. so enough said. >> things are floating rnd a, oh, you're a sexist. so what do darrell call trip, carl edwards and jeff hammond think about his remark? let's check in for a preview of what happens 12 minutes from now. >>> good morning. an amazing roadside rescue of a baby, and the surprising people who jumped in to help. incredible story coming up this morning. >>> and democratic lawmakers chuckle at a town hall over the short comings of obamacare. we'll talk about that and show you the video. >>> and colonel ralph peters on how the president is handling the killings in ukraine. we'll see you at the top of the hour. help keep teeth clean and breath fresh with beneful healthy smile snacks. with soft, meaty centers and teeth cleaning texture ...it's dental that tastes so

jr. and caused a chain reaction crash which killed a taxi driver and a passenger. >>> a solemn day in santa cruz. one year ago today, two santa cruz police officers were gunned downduty. ♪ will remember you will you remember me ♪ >> i -- >> members of the family were among the attendees at a community ceremony last night. last year he and detective elizabeth butler killed while interviewing a sexual assault suspect april memorial garden will be dedicated to the two where they worked. dispatchers will hold their own ceremonies to honor the fallen officers. >>> skyline high school is back open after a gas leak forced the school to close for the second time in as many weeks. students and teachers were sent home yesterday morning after someone smelled gas. officials found a valve on the roof of the school had been turned on and left open. it had been used to control a gas supply to a former science room but no longer used. the school was closed for one day last week after a construction crew accidentally broke a gas line. >>> how do you figure out how to get thousands of people the best way to levi's stadium? officials are going to meet to talk about that very thing.

down, why i wouldn't identify with that? and many of my other friends did, too. >> host: you also talk about tony armstrong, jr. >> guest: my friend who is a women's music journalist, and who brought me into writing about women's music festivals with an editorial eye, and made me a much better writer. i'm very grateful. and also a friend i love. >> host: right below that is thing my womyn's music festival. >> i'm 0 coordinator for the community center in michigan. i try to live year-around as though i'm in festival culture, meaning it's a place i identify as a home and where most of my most beloved friends return annually to create a city of women once a year. writing about that experience can be very personal. one of the reasons i'm grateful tony is she was -- that is her own basement, running a women's music magazine, and he invited me to write for "hot wire" and was an editor, get to the point, what do you mean? i think everyone requires an editor if way don't be a writer, and i came out of academia and can be quite long-winded, as you see, so it's a different kind of writing and also wanting to create an accurate record

down too well with most folks out here. >> you have very much become the face of this fight in nebraska. you protested in washington, d.c., alongside robert kennedy jrand the actress daryl hannah. you got arrested along with them. you don't seem to be the stereotypical tree hugger. what would you say to those who accuse you of costing america jobs? >> well, you know if you look at the job situation, really, i don't want anybody to be out of work, but realistically, we're looking at a couple of thousand temporary jobs which will be gone within a couple of years. and then we're looking at a sum total of 35 permanent jobs that this pipeline would create in the entire united states. and i would just say that our local grocery store would employ more people than that on a permanent basis. so, really, the jobs thing is -- it's smoke and screen as far as we're concerned. >> of course, many people would disagree with you. is there any compromise? is there any place in nebraska or any land owner in nebraska that would feel comfortable with that pipeline running through that state? >> well, i don't speak for every nebraskan for sure. i'm sure there's land own

down, why i wouldn't identify with that? and many of my other friends did, too. >> host: you also talk about tony armstrong, jr. >> guest: my friend who is a women's music journalist, and who brought me into writing about women's music festivals with an editorial eye, and made me a much better writer. i'm very grateful. and also a friend i love. >> host: right below that is thing my womyn's music festival. >> i'm 0 coordinator for the community center in michigan. i try to live year-around as though i'm in festival culture, meaning it's a place i identify as a home and where most of my most beloved friends return annually to create a city of women once a year. writing about that experience can be very personal. one of the reasons i'm grateful tony is she was -- that is her own basement, running a women's music magazine, and he invited me to write for "hot wire" and was an editor, get to the point, what do you mean? i think everyone requires an editor if way don't be a writer, and i came out of academia and can be quite long-winded, as you see, so it's a different kind of writing and also wanting to create an accurate record

down a plea deal that would've resulted in a three-month suspension on her license. if convicted, she could face a year in jail, fines, and also a suspended license. now her brother rfk jr coming to her defense arguing a conviction could be devastating to the humanitarian work she does abroad. and there were no injuries in the original accident. >> katy tur, thank you very much. >> history made in the new york area last night in a basketball game between the brooklyn nets and los angeles lakers. willie's here with more on that. willie? >> good morning, my brothers and sisters in jet lag. good to see you again. jason collins came out more than nine months ago in an article he wrote for "sports illustrated." last night for the first time since the release, collins took to the court. >> reporter: history on at basketball court sunday night when 35-year-old jason collins became the first openly gay male athlete to play in any of the four major professional u.s. sports. >> i don't have time to really think about history right now. i just have to, you know, focus on, you know my job. >> reporter: signing a ten-day contract with the brooklyn nets on sunday, collins suited up a