. >> i'm up here about 6500 feet on highway 4 heading up to emmett's pass. it's snowing pretty good up here. on the highway right now, they have chain controls in effect. it's been like this all afternoon long. snow coming down heavy. got to slow down when you drive. but it's good to see snow in the mountains once again. >> all right, thank you, ken. reporting from the sierra, he's enjoying his time up there. folks up there are as well. things are getting wetter, so that dividing line. we're live tonight in pittsburgh. it is raining here once again. let us hope we can spread some of that rain to the south because we need it. right now it's mainly the north bay. a live look at the radar coming up. back to you. >> thanks so much. the other big storm or story of this storm is the wind. and check this out, sacramento wind gusts uprooted this massive tree, exposing old roots. once embedded deep into the ground. the tree toppled over parallel, just missing them, but it did crush the backseat and trunk of this car. and flags swayed fiercely back and forth. the wind

twenty first century is a must there is no difference here between egypt or saudi arabia or qatar or emmett's or more vocal it's less and less of a i have only one minute left and let me clarify my question i wasn't asking you about the change with then saudi arabia or the change with them qatar i was asking you about efforts that both saudi arabia and qatar have applied to change other countries to change syria you know better than i do that saudi arabia finances a lot of. insurgency let's call it that way insurgency activity is in serious i would call it terrorism saudi arabia also has interest in egypt saudi arabia also has an interest in libya and unfortunately they have a lot of money a lot of power to employ a man died vision for those countries so they're not giving really the people of. their own choice there they're trying to implement. it leave they have a lot of money. well why do you see a lot of money as a misfortune this is a photo and saudi arabia and emirates and other gulf countries in fact taking a lot of steps to help the arab world and the development of the investment and

israeli know emmett's son adoption late now feels if anything they took to wards i would speak to you she feels to me so for we induced coma accused should have received harsher sentences i would say it's a disgrace people who kill someone was hands are tied in the back. who is not a fred anymore either for the trial it's a fear of marriage or the conviction sends a message that the arab community their blood is cheap and they can spare our lives and so the verdicts out is there a double standard at play in israel which is what the courts are meant to determine in the first place point to see how our team tennis for a quick look at what our web seams got for you this dot com and things are not looking good at fukushima figures showing the record high levels of radiation in the groundwater near the nuclear plant a japanese media claiming the situation is much worse than all that of r.t. dot com for you right now is the story of people who give blood always welcomed by the red cross but in austria your organization is facing criticism for turning its back on a muslim donor those details

emmett has been sitting in a warehouse at newark international airport after russian officials say that. failed to provide necessary paperwork and customs. chobani is a teen usa sponsor. the head of the company says of the yogurt will go to food bags in new jersey and new york. >> an american olympian is teaming up with their russian billionaire to save stray dogs that were set to be killed in a sochi. these are pictures are posted by olympians here gus kenworthy what the adorable puppies. kenworthy says that he made a vaccination appointment for adults and lined up kennels for them. stray dogs have been roaming around the olympics and officials say they plan to catch and dispose of them. meantime, a russian billionaire has decided to take action by building shelters for the strays. >> coming up on the the kron 4 news. will have the tech report with gabe slate. ♪ [ female announcer ] any moment can be made better with the latest amazing creation from mccafe: the new chocolate covered strawberry frappé. with real chocolate bits in every sip, it tastes like you're biting into a luscious c

>> this is emmett, the star of the movie. >> ah, you see, i am just not as knowledgeable.land.ive we will see what the numbers are after the break. ok, final thoughts with our markets team after the break. keep an eye on rbs. the stock was down over 6.7% at one juncture. you are looking at a fairly tough day of trading. the worst losses since 2008 when it was bailed out. ♪ >> welcome back to "on the move ." breaking news for you now. german unemployment numbers, better than the market estimated . the third month in a row where we are seeing that. unemployment rate at a two decade low in germany. .et's talk to jon rbs, summit up. >> we are expecting big numbers. they delivered a substantial loss. they promised a one 2 billion downs -- they promised 8.2 billion pounds. the biggest loss since 2008. we have got no number for job cuts, no detail on what is going to happen with citizens bank. there is a lot to find out. >> their stock down 5.8%. >> and just pulling further away from that breakeven price. >> thanks for that roundup. we believe that there. guy johnson is up with t

emmett evans a polly cal science claims the world food systems class should read his writings because no one else will. it offers a different take on osama's organization. they say osama bin laden is an attempt to free a country and in this case saudi arabia from a corrupt and repressed regime and colonial power, in this case the u.s. when fox news asked him he quoted, quote, with respect to my writing they are empirical and not normative. speaking of things that are empirical and not normative. >> oh they never learn. buck, you were saying as you were watching this, the professor's writings have changed your mind about al-qaeda and america. i was surprised. >> when i was in the cia we should have blown up more of them. this guy is very representative of the broader sentiment on college campus which is anything you can do to try to change the perception of al-qaeda in such to make it a freedom struggle, they tend to do. whether you that sequestered you have tenure and you can smoke before and after class, you don't have a real job and you start to think these crazy thoughts. >> gavin,

emmett eventually learns anyone can be special if they go away with the instructions.s the lego movery is the smartest, funniest, most dazzling inventive children's movie to come along in years. >> i think they both look great. >>> that's the news for this half hour. >> follow us on facebook at wnnfans.com. where teams compete to make the right decisions about safe food preparations. our challenge in this round -- read and follow package cooking instructions, and use a food thermometer. let's see how our teams are doing so far -- team 1? we just got 100 points. we separated our raw food from our cooked food. team 2? we got a 100-point green card for proper hand washing before our meal prep. referee: we've reached a critical safety point in the challenge. okay, team 1, let's check this out. uh-oh, not a safe internal temperature for those hamburgers. that puts everyone at high risk for food-borne illness. you get a red card -- undercooked. always read and follow the package cooking instructions and use a food thermometer. let's see how our winning team cooked it safe an

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. >> eight years old my mom opened the jet magazine and showed me the maimed body of emmett 'til tillshe explained to us, not om is it a problem with these few people who did this. america has a problem. america's problem is racism. >> 1968, the assassination of martin luther king pushed him to take action. he later joined the republic of new africa advocating for a separate black nation formed out of the southern states. >> at the time, you have to remember, we were locked out of government. and so it was very important, i think, for black people to hav a spot on earth where they controlled some land and some economy and to do some things were are important. >> is that still a good idea? >> yes. you know, the republic of africa is to go state to the u.n. so they could vote on national index but with the voting right options we got now, we can try to do some of that self determination work inside of the american electoral system. >> the mayor made no apologies for his beliefs. >> i am a change agent. i wouldn't know what to do if i wasn't fighting for change. >> revolutionary. >> it's

>> emmett evans. world class food assistance. he uses his own book.dom fighter fighting against the evil imperialist which is the united states. the old cliche you find at every campus. united states is the goliath in every relationship if the united states were a tooth the professor would root for the cavitiy. imagine if the professor had a relative who died. >> we have seen this before. th >> churchill, colorado, where is -- san luis obispo? anyway, he is promoting in his own textbook that osama bin laden, he is just fighting for freedom, not a bad guy, blowing up babies. >> what freedom? he is not a freedom fighter, he wants a totalaitarian belief system. >> in the abstract, you can make the case that one man's freedom fighter is another's dictator -- >> all right, the university of california system, there you go. now, my pin head of the week is, are you guys ready? >> yeah. >> me. you cut away at the wrong time, the director just cut away. my pin head of the week is me, all right? and here is why. i'm now going to predict the winner of the super

emmett, what an interesting cop, thank you very much. >> thank you very much.ofounder of eagle alpha. smart money, david, is paying this company to find out before the wires find out. david: a lot of money is waiting on the sidelines to see what is happening in the crimea. the president is telling us momentarily littlely. we're getting news, all kinds of news of russian troops landing in crimea. there are a lost russians of the they speak russian in that area of ukraine and that is apparently the excuse that the russians are using to go in or invade. we'll be right back with the president right after this. announcer: where can an investor be a name and not a number scotade. ron: i'm never alone with scottrade. i can always call or stop by my local office. they're nearby and ready to help. so when i have questions, i can talk to someone who knows exactly how i trade. because i don't trade like everybody. i trade like me. that's why i'm with scottrade. announcer: ranked highest in investor satisfaction with self-directed services by j.d. power and associates. buw

my name is marv from emmett university. my question is, to what level can china alleviate economic sanctions placed on countries that the west finds a security threat? i will use iran as an example. iran has had significant economic sanctions placed on its regarding its world market and its export and import of goods and china has become, you could call it a release felt for iran and they sell a lot of oil and resources to china in return for a market to sell its own goods and to do business. so the fed has raised issues in the west and it's not just iran so to what extent does that go to and what does it do for the relationship between the west and the country in question and china? >> iran peace and i think it's useful to look at the. sanctions in the investment sanctions ever. the. sanctions china has been able to afford -- it's being complicated notches by the financial sanctions but if we are going to be honest i think we have got to accept that those sanctions probably would not have been put in place had we not expec

>> i think it has to be emmett, the main character. >> we can have a look at him over here. >> the storye is really about breaking out of conformity. andearns that the hard way he understands that we all have creativity inside of us, we'll have development potential. that is the great point of the story. what a pleasure it is to interview you and see you smiling about all of the characters. thank you so much indeed for having us here at lego. die, back to you. -- guy, back to you. much indeed.very fascinating company, fascinating interview. detailsbring you more in a moment on the breaking news. cyber security heads underground. we will see you in a moment. ♪ >> good morning, everybody. you are watching "the pulse." we are streaming on your tablet and on bloomberg.com. no rest for the soaring winter olympians. the ski jumping world cup resumes in sweden. 133 meters to secure gold. that is an awfully long way. day one of the cycling world championships. took a stunning lead in the men's individual race. are the markets on track this morning? the company stories delivering? manus cranny jo

actor jamie foxx and the family of emmett till, a black teen murdered in 1955, will join that walk. >e theater in florida will remain in jail. a judge denied bail for curtis reeves yesterday, a second day aft trial. chad oulson and his wife were watching previews in the theater when reeves became annoyed that oulson was using his cell phone. >>> a man who once donned the costume for mcgruff, the crime dog, is now doing time himself. john morales was sentenced to 16 years in prison this week on drug and weapons charges. this after police seized more than 1,000 marijuana plants, 27 weapons, including a military grenade launcher. >>> marijuana arrests of young african-american men far outpace those of white americans, even though black and white americans use the drug at similar rates, african-americans are nearly four times as likely to end up in jail for simple possession. there is a move across the country to liberalize marijuana laws. one stumbling-block could be tumbling away. pro-marijuana activists say they've long been frustrated that few black leaders have publicly joined them i

that's what the world saw in 1955, when 14-year-old emmett till of chicago was brutally murdered in mississippiirtatious with a white woman. till's mother, maimy till moldmy released the photos of her open casket funerals to the media. the shocking visuals attracted attention to the vulnerability of african-americans in the segregated south and helped to galvanize the nation's movement for civil rights. almost six decades later, the country watched the public grief of yet another mother, who summoned the courage to act despite a heartbreaking loss. sybrina fulton, the mother of trayvon martin, continues to honor the life of her son, with her activist work to ensure another mother will not have to carry such a heavy burden. and yet, her work remains undone. because the name of another mother has now been added to her cause. in the wake of the shooting death of 17-year-old jordan davis, his mother, lucia mcbath, joined the fight for gun law reform as the national spokesperson for moms demand action for gun sense in america. and she joins me now from jacksonville, florida. lucia, it's wonderful to

because of the fact that the debt subject emmett included debt not held by the public. could it be more clear? >> i remember it really well. larry probably remembers too the early part of the administration and certainly the treasury had this debate of wondering this -- what this was going to mean because the critical importance of the treasury debt markets not just for our ability to raise money but locally. we maintain rich deep liquid markets and it's a benchmark for credit markets everywhere in the world. what if that market diminished so much that it became less liquid, less rich and less accessible for other countries? where would the money go? these kinds of problems but yeah we look over the same time horizon and realize that regardless of what we do especially in the discretionary spending side we are going to come back to exactly these kinds of issues and those markets would return. >> we have one here from the senator. >> just like my former colleague senator conrad there is no question that the budget process is dysfunctional and even though it could be refo