is it the end of ez pass? i like ez pass.an talk to tollbooths but i don't like talking to tollbooths but ez pass is fun. >> reporter: having to fumble for the ez pass. they are working on technology that would put the ez pass in the rearview mirror. the integrated tool module will come in all the vehicles because they will install it, you don't need the ez pass anymore. audi says this will work with all tools in the us, some in canada, some in mexico as well. todd: i didn't know the velcro would leave a stain on my windshield. the sandwich rolling out a nationwide royalty program. >> reporter: this will start in march at its 28,000 stores across the country. this is a rewards program. the more you eat at subway the more rewards you get. you will get 4 tokens for every dollar you spend. once you get 200 tokens you will get a $2 discount you can use on anything you want to. you can save up those tokens, those discounts and get a free 6 inch sandwich, catering platter or whatever you would like, starting in march. subway is one

nearby, standing high above the sea, is touristy but magnificent eze. town gate, designed to keep rampaging pirates out, leads into the medieval village. this self-proclaimed village of art and gastronomie mixes perfume outlets, upscale boutiques, cobbled lanes, and scenic perches perfect for savoring a drink. the more adventurous can climb even further up to the scant ruins of the eze chateau. the paths leading there host a prickly festival of over a hundred varieties of cacti. looking beyond the flowers, you'll enjoy a commanding riviera view. ♪ ♪ ♪

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rod rig ez for us in florida.nk you. >>> the east coast is gearing up for another winter storm and tens of millions will see snow in the next 24 hours. dylan is here to tell us what to expect. >> it's the weekend and it's a fast-moving system is the good news. it won't have a huge impact on people trying to get around. hopefully you can just stay home this weekend. the snow -- as the storm moves east rain/snow line to contend with. for now we have winter storm warnings and advisories in effect. 35 million people at risk for some sort of wintry weather. as we go through the day today, we will see this storm race out of the midwest, move through the ohio and tennessee river valleys where it will produce a lot of rain. once you get into western virginia, it turns over to snow. the snow will continue to fall, especially northern new jersey, north of new york city we'll see heavier bands of snow. it's gone by sunday morning. as for snowfall totals, again, that rain/snow line will have a huge impact on who gets what. we

omar jimenez (prono: he -men-ez) explains why stakes are sky-high in this current round of negotiationson debate is officially underway...with a álot to negotiate. senate leaders of both parties appeared together at the university of louisville today. sen chuck schumer/-d- minority leader: we know that this week will be a test of whether the senate can steer the ship of state through the stormiest of waters.they're waters that have been tried time and time again.and monday night...republicans declaring they would only allow immigration to be debated on the senate floor for a week. sen mitch mcconnell/-r- majority leader: in this country we've come together to do what needed to be done. so. what's on the table here?jan 30th/ pres donald trump: "our framework generously offers a path to citizenship for 1.8 illegal immigrants who were brought here by their parents at a young age."president trump proposing a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants in exchange for $25 billion for border security including his long-promised wall.a republican bill's already been put forward encompassin

ez is now awaiting deportation because he called the police against an intruder.er yet another local uproar, the police are now saying officers will not be responsive to administrative barnetts issued by the u.s. immigration and customs enforcement nor will it collaborate with the agency. why wouldn't you want to arrest and deport undocumented people calling 911 for help? take it from then mayor of new york rudy guiliani who said in 1996, everyone should understand it the practicality of wanting undocumented immigrants to feel comfortable reporting criminals to police. reporting criminals protects all people. citizens and noncitizens alike. it makes absolutely no sense to create a disincentive for immigrants to report crimes. in other words, deporting people who called the police help, who call the police for help hurts americans so i ask again, why are we doing this? >> meet jason, food stamp >> meet jason, food stamp recipient. >> i got my rainbow roll, salmon, eel, yellow tail with rice and then they had lobster on special. >> president donald trump is exploiti

no one should think ez the wizard of oz behind the curtain. by the way, i would never pick you for my team. i want to make that clear up front. >> you know why? i'm not loyalty to you. i'm loyal to the truth, my brother. that's the road that divurges with me and that yellow tie. i love phil mudd. he's one of the best guys we have. the "new york times" with another big scoop. mueller investigating a possible on cover up of the trump tower meeting between russians and the trump campaign. joining us on the phone is cnn political analyst and "new york times" reporter maggie haberman. maggie? >> reporter: chris, thanks for having me. >> i insist to bother you late at night and early in the morning when you are with your family. thank you very much. the headline matters. tell us what you know and what you think it means. >> reporter: sure. look, mueller will be the one who can decide how significant all of this is. we have learned more about how things went down in terms of drafting, the statement that was crafted aboard air force one about the trum

reporter omar jimenez (prono: he-men-ez) has the story... a national dialogue about gun violence - playing out in an emotionally-charged town hall- just miles away from last week's school massacre in parkland, florida. sheriff scott isreal/broward county fl: my generation we did not get it done. you will get it done the question-- how to prevent a uniquely american problem: school shootings.rep. ted deutch/-d- florida: the folks in our communities don't want words, they dont want thoughts and prayers. they don't want discussions. they want actions. both of florida's u-s senators fielding questions about strengthening gun laws. republican marco rubio -- facing the father of a victim of last week's shootingfred guttenberg/father of marjory stoneman douglas shooting victim: were guns the factor in the hunting of our kids? sen. marco rubio/-r- florida: absolutely. of course they were, of course they were. fred guttenberg/father of marjory stoneman douglas shooting victim: and they were the weapon of choice can you say that?senator rubio -- facin

and the justice department has decided not to retry senator bob men end ez. as he runs for reelection next year. he was accused of using his political clout in exchange for 50s and campaign contributions. >> more women and girls are coming forward against team u.s.a. gymnastics doctor as he awaits another sentence for assault. nearly 30 women confronted nasaron day one. detailing how they've suffered as a result of his abuse. >> you are the most vile, disgusting creature i've ever met. scum of the earth is too high a title for you. i hope you realize you will never have any power over anybody for the rest of your life. >> at least 30 more women and girls are set. in all 265 victims have come forward against nassar >>> and resignations come less than a week after the u.s. olympic committee urged the board to quit. the organization plans to point an interim board later tis month. >>> most of us have been late to work once in a while. usualvy an excuse, the alarm didn't go off. the cab driver took broadway instead of columbus. we all know broadway's lights are r

oakland, san francisco 70 degrees and 77 in + all of)kd these temperatures ne our record highs and>ezwe may several more records fall pretty much like we did yesterday. we are talking about a beach day we are going to have a morningç temperature of 58 degrees and then look at how much we warm up today, into the upper 60s by noon. high pressure is the reason why we have had all of this unusually warm weather and no rain. it happens to just block any storm systems from moving our way. there's still some rain moving up around seattle and portland, but for us it hasn't made it this far south!.e and that hig pressure makes those storm systems steer around it and it also causes clear skies and some very warm temperatures. we are still looking at warm air, but a shift in the winds will increase our wind speeds and bring down our temperatures for the weekend. those gusty winds will also bring up our fire danger. so that will be of concern with the lack of rain, some gusty winds and low humidity. you will want to keep checking in for more information about that. meantime we're going to have s

[inaudible] so gpu ez essentially took that role of accelerating applications. gpu always is -- that's what i mean by accelerating your applications. >> host: how close are we to a quantum community? >> guest: a lot of people are working, it's being researched, so it remains to be seen, but right now we think gpu computing is the new form of computing. the cp, uz were the form of dcpus -- cpus were the last form for 30 plus years. >> host: so as vice president and general manager of nvidia, what do you spend your day doing? managing peopling -- people? >> guest: having fun. first of all, we have an amazing family at nvidia, a family of 1 is 1,000 ec nears -- 1,000 engineers -- 11,000 engineers, and everybody working towards the common goal. definitely i work with products, building products, define products, working with engineers, and then my responsibility as gm also is to take the products to market. so working with customers all over the world. i travel quite a bit, going all over the world, and essentially make the product successful and then work on the ro

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when we dual have to subpoena people have them come in appear before congress to answering request ez. >> you are going to subpoena people high level in obama administration how high this goes up. >> if they don't answer that questionnaire 10 questions truthfully foil -- fully. >> now that you see abuses at an place. >> we have tried to get transcripts from fisa court on this page situation they revolutionized us to justice department fine we have asked justice department please provide transcripts that exist from or may or may not exist from parter page application process, because we have to start to heal. in this country, we have to start to -- let everybody know, this is what happened, this is inappropriate, and this is how we are going to fix it forward. >> that is how recovery begins. >> i don't see that happening right now. >> let me ask you this is people would like to see accountability, and you and i have spoken in the past that there are already felonies committed. >> yeah. >> the whole idea that michael flynn conversation with the russian ambassador became public is that n