there was a different firm than first boston. from a cultural standpoint the way the businesses were run. i became a businessmen going to bear sterns. i ended up working for an individual who, honestly, i think, the single best guy to work for on wall street. i'm happy to mention his name. kevin met the -- meant the world to me. we shared a value system. i followed kevin all around to jpmorgan chase. i wanted to expand my skill set. i was a trader for 15 years. i didn't want to be a round peg in a round hole. how do i continue the intellectual curiosity from my formative years understanding different sector. market. to me it was a way of growing my career. if i needed to take a step back in order to take steps forward it was a prudent approach. the world got very interested in 2004, 2005, 2006, and beyond. i left jpmorgan in early '06. whether it was define intervention or not, who knows. at that point in time, honestly, there were definitely signs of cracks in the system. could i have projected what would have flayed out two and

i mean, bear was a dramatically different firm than first be boston -- first boston. from a cultural stand point, the way the businesses were run. i became a better businessman going to bear stearns. ended up working for an individual whom, honestly, i think was the single best day to work more on wall street. i'm happy to mention his name, kevin finnerty, meant the world to me. why was that? kevin and i shared a value system in the sense of ethics and -- which permeated the business without giving anything from a competitive standpoint and so that a run at bear stearns was a great run. i stayed there forbe for seven years. kevin moved to ubs, and i followed him there and ultimately to jpmorgan chase. i was a trader for 15 years. i didn't want to just be a round peg in a round hole. so how do i continue this intellectual curiosity that, you know, from my formative years understanding risk of different products, different sectors of the market? to me, that was a way of growing my career. and so if i needed to take a step back in order to take multiple steps forward. th

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take a look at west bound 580 generally is one of the first boston back up. there is a stretch of the yellow on the roadway census shows speeds below 40 mi. per hour. we are seen slow and go conditions coming out of tracy. it looks like the ride is starting to improve approach in downtown livermore. >> we want to go back to our live breaking a story about dry conditions making a brush fire that is burning right now in the north bay a potentially dangerous situation. this could affect your commute. kron4 jackie sissel is live at the scene. >> near san quentin is where this is burning. according to witnesses they stated that this was a homeless camp. this fire is burning pretty good. it is about four to 5 a. and you can see how intensely fire is burning. it is extremely dry as i pull out here. just bear with me so you could see how dry it is. the hope instead it will not spread and that is where the home depot is. it is about an acre way. i can tell you that when fire crews arrived here about 5 minutes ago they're not able to get super close to the fire at this

westbound 580 generally one of the first boston back up. we're starting to see red on the road with sensors. >> the obama administration is issuing new recommendations on classroom discipline. they are doing this in an effort to address apparent disparities in how students of different races are disciplined. the recommendations encourage schools to ensure that all personnel are management, conflict resolution and de-escalating classroom disruptions. government civil rights data show that black students without disabilities are more than three times as likely as whites to be expelled or suspended. >> legislative leaders are promising to use the state's projected budget surplus wisely as california lawmakers begin their annual session. members of the state assembly and senate were jovial during their opening sessions yesterday, but many are looking ahead to friday. that's when gov. jerry brown will introduce his 2014-15 budget proposal for the coming fiscal year. the legislative analyst's office is projecting a $3.2 billion surplus, the first

become more challenging today versus when i in an analyst, at first boston in 1990, the global naturethe market and the 24-hour news cycle makes it impossible to not be reactive. when i think about the sell side of our business. it would be great to say everybody take today off. when the supreme court rules on a friday night that they are going to hear the aereo case. we need to be reactive to clients. it is interesting but difficult to execute in practice. companiesing other face. the snowstorm hits new york, they called people into work. does it -- didn't really benefit you to sit around 15 hours a day? were you that much more productive? clientsnk the appreciate a timely insight, that is what we are in the business for. that is the choice we make to go into the financial services industry. >> you get paid. >> that is nice, too. of mostroductivity knowledge workers is hard to quantify. when we come back on "bloomberg surveillance," heading back to davos. in thee is shifting power industry with the head of ge's power and water industry. ♪ want to clarify something. amazon and a paid

sunday in the nba, paul pierce and kevin garnett returning to boston for the first time. boston garden sunday. both players given video tributes throughout the game. pierce and garnett knew this game would be difficult. pier s said it was the most difficult game he's ever played. harder than any game seven. neither played were vel. neither shot very well. pierce had six points. garnett had six points. but the nets win on the road, 85-79. >>> to miami. heat and spurs. san antonio in miami for the first time since losing game seven. miami led throughout, wire to wire. led by as many as 29. chris bosh finding lebron james in transition. watch the difficult angle for james. nearly behind the back board. he had 18. chris bosh leading the way with 24. heat win over the spurs. >>> we're less than a week away from the super bowl. broncos and seahawks arriving on sunday. seahawks will practice at the giants facility. broncos at the jets. forecast for sunday, 35 degrees. good luck. we'll cover the super bowl all week long on "sportscenter." a lot to check out. "sportscenter" will b

going to continue to tomorrow morning, and it's going to end up weakening down to the south first, and bostonto be one of the last place that's we see it break. here are the warnings that we're talking about. list go closer because i'm very concerned about the blizzard warnings taking mace in eastern massachusetts. if you look at our definition, 35 mile-per-hour winds in the region, as well as cume layings of 6 inches or more, and we think it's going to be 10 or 12. let's look at the definition there, and also, the visibility is going to be a big problem. if you're on the highway, you know that the visibility cups down quickly. and in boston, that's going to be a problem. so on wednesday, we'll start seeing the snow decrease, but we don't think that the airport is going to be later in the day. finally in new york, we are pretty much looking at the same type of scenario. and the only thing we expect to see is colder air there. 2° for the lows. now, we're going to be looking back to the midwest we're talking about these alberta clippers coming down in the north central states. this is coming do

that's pretty much where the boston marathon ends over there. and what is the firsthing that strikes you in this picture? the answer, a lack of people. this is a major northeastern u.s. city and there's hardly anybody here, and the reason for that is the governor asked his people not to come to the city today stay home, and give authorities a chance to clean up. at the moment the sun has come out, and these people i think maybe are the tourists who have been holed up in the hotels for the night, getting out in their last few hours before they go back from their winter holidays. not many people are working, and evening the snow mraus have disappeared. dell? >> now to new york where richelle carey is there with more. richelle, the airport was closed this morning. have they reopened? >> they do. but before i get to that, i think some people sitting at home who are not from boston says it snows in that part of the country all the time. why do we pay so much attention? a few reasons, obviously it's a major financial hub, and major travel hub as well. if this part of the c

boston. watertown, new york, hit 37 degrees below zero. we have a team of correspondents covering the story. first, michelle millner hanover, massachusetts. just southeast of boston. michelle? >> reporter: scott, blizzard warnings were in effect in parts of massachusetts throughout -- until this afternoon. now, the heavy snow that wrecked last night's commute for millions in the mid-atlantic made driving treacherous for much of the day here in new england. first came the snow, up to 18 inches south of boston. bitter cold followed. windchills made it feel like ten below zero. getting around took patience and nerve. a.a.a. received 50% more service calls than usual. this ambulance slipped off the road while on call in stoughton, massachusetts. >> how we doing? >> reporter: jackson long's toeing company has taken more than 40 calls since last night. >> it doesn't take much. especially if you have ice under the snow. anything is going to slide on it. even a big truck like this. you have to be very careful driving on it. >> reporter: at least seven people were killed in weather-related accidents. a 20-

hosting boston at the verizon center, looking to get over .500 the first time this season. the wizards came alive in the 3rd period. under 90 to go, game tied. trevor from the corner. he had 14 on the night. wizards back on top but this guy was unstoppable. jeff green, season high 39 points on the night. all tied up again and head todz overtime. in ot, boston up 2. john wall with the jumper. he had 28-11-10, his second career triple double. game tied again but with 7 seconds to go, gerald wallace drives, gets the layup and the celtics take the lead. final seconds, last chance, wall again. this time he can't get it to go. wizards fall short 113-111. failed to go over .500 for the fourth time this season. after the game randy whitman not too happy on the guys taking the celtics lightly. >> these guys have play in playoff games. we don't have guys that have played in playoff games. that is the problem. you cannot screw with the basketball gods like that. it as comes back to get you. >> well, the wizards will try to get back to .500 on friday against the phoenix suns. that will

. >> two people that will be with the first lady, survivors of the boston marathon, jeff bauman, who lost both of his legs, and carlos, who came it his aid. and it became something of a visual image that represented the survivors of the boston marathon bombing. in his cowboy hat, helping jeff bauman in the wheelchair. and the authorities who tracked down who the bombers were. >>> another man who will sit with the first lady, jason collins, an nba player who came out last year as gay, and the first to do so. and a 15-year-old who got national attention at the white house who years ago, he was at the white house and he had a marshmallow cannon. and the president used it. he calls himself a maker, someone who uses his free time to make cool stuff. and it's a trend that's growing across the country. and he just became the youngest intern at intel. so he's getting attention for both his creativity and his zest for taking on challenges. >> neat details. libby casey live in washington. and aljazeera america will have full coverage of the state of the union. >>> for years, california's medic

what are boston police saying? >> for the firstng that former new england patriot aaron hernandez may have pulled the trigger in the unsolved double homicide in 2012. we are getting this from a search warrant and an official affidavit that was unsealed in connecticut. there is probable cause to believe aaron hernandez was operating a suspected vehicle used in the shooting homicide and may have been the shooter. boston police at the time were asking for help from police in bristol, connecticut. the search and suv being used by aaron hernandez and to look for gun residue inside that vehicle that they discovered parked in a garage at aaron her understanded in an -- hernandez's uncle's house. this is according to documents that were just unsealed. the warrant was executed back in june. at the time we said they were looking for -- they wanted to examine a t-shirt, baseball hat and a necklace worn by aaron hernandez and seen on a video surveillance camera at a nightclub on the same night that those double murders took place. remember, br

. >>> sports and a bitter return for kevin garnett and paul pierce back to boston for first time sincerooklyn. in the game, garnett tried his best to get under ronaldo's skin. check out the taunting. there you go. and paul pierce nailed a jumper to keep the nets in the lead 78-70. garnett fields the ball from rondo, takes it to the hole and nets get their fifth straight win. 85-89 in boston. knicks continue to roll. carmelo anthony 35 points after scoring a record-breaking 62 points on friday at madison square garden. charges in for the layup. the knicks beat the lakers 110-103. >>> college hoops, arizona unbeaten but wasn't easy. utah kept it close trailing by five at the half, 31-26. the wildcats pulled away in the second half to get a school record 20th win. 65-56. >>> to first ever unconferenced pro bowl or better yet fantasy bowl. team deon sanders gets on the board first. he gives the ball to this lucky lady, his mama. less than a minute left, team rice trailed. the pass to demarco murray who takes it in for the score. team rice wins it 22-21. >>> and what's been shapie inin as a

hoping to inspire the nation tonight, guests of the first lady will include boston marathon bombing survivors and jason collins, the first openly gay nba player. >>> what is congress afraid of? >> former congresswoman gabrielle giffords is using president obama's speech to if issue for gun control. an ad airs before and after the address telling washington leaders it is too dangerous to wait, start working on the gun violence measures and is still suffering from a brain injury when she was shot while speaking with constituents. abc7 news will broadcast president obama's "state of the union" address and the republican response tonight at 6:00 p.m. >>> the public is invited to a viewing for the bart police officer shot and killed last week. sergeant tom smith died after being shot by fellow officer michael maes, part of a team searching for evidence in a robbery suspect's home. the bart police are changing policy on home searches in the wake of the tragedy and are required to get written approval from the deputy chief before serving warrants or certaining homes and have to go through expanded t

guests invited to sit in the first lady's box include survivors of the boston marathon bombing and immigration activists and the first opening gay nba player. john? >> all right, mary bruce live in washington. thank you. >>> and, of course, abc news will broadcast the state of the union address and republican response beginning at 9 eastern 6:00 pacific. >>> under a compromise spending will be reduced by about 1%. some lawmakers had wanted to cut five times that much. food stamps are just one part of a huge farm bill which has been stalled in congress for two years. >>> and there's disturbing new information found in documents leaked by nsa whistle-blower edward snowden. they suggest popular aapps on smartphones like angry birds can feed huge amounts of personal data, age, location, sex and other apps that can be mined are google maps and mobile versions of facebook and twitter. >>. >>> breaking news from the ukraine where the prime minister has resigned. the country has been on the verge of civil war for weeks with a violent anti-government protest in the streets. two activists killed in kiev

first, in boston who has been outside for 48 hours. how cold is it, molly? >> it is cold.the double digit wind chill and single digit temperatures. this is the snow that is packed in my the snow trucks. they pushed it up here in the parking lot. slushy on the neighborhood road. but on the bright side, good news from logan airport -- they have a few flights taking off and landing and they hope to get back to normal by this evening. 3,000 pieces of road equipment are out cleaning the streets. but the government is shutdown and the governor asked employers to let people stay home. we are starting to get a little bit of traffic. but i think a lot of people decided to stay home. >> there are concerns about coastal flooding and there were beaches on the coast of massachusetts and the waves were really high. >> there are always concerns about the coastal flooding. there are a lot of low-lying areas. they made it through the high tide withoutproblems. one more that is a concern is at noon today. they have the national guard standing by to help in case that is necessary. we might b

head up the east coast, and boston is digging out from the first nor'easter of the year. >> reporter:in boston, the sun came out after what seems like 24, 25 hours of straight snowfall. 12 inches here in the city, twice as much on the north shore, and coastal flooding on the south shore. a lot to do with the snowstorm. they didn't have much competition to keep the roads clear, so downtown is clear, a lot of folks have a three-day weekend. they have work to do at home to get the snow off the sidewalks. the kids are loving this, most school districts closed. we're expecting temperatures in the single digits in terms of wind chill, we may warm up to the teens and 20s by sunday before another weather system comes in. a lot of fun in boston. back to you. >> from the weather channel, from the big dig in boston. stay with us. plus presents the cold truth. [ coughs, sneezes ] [ sniffles ] i have a big meeting when we land, but i am so stuffed up, i can't rest. [ male announcer ] truth is, nyquil cold and flu liquid gels don't unstuff your nose. they don't? [ male announcer ] nope. they don't

our correspondents are in boston and the streets of new york as well as at laguardia airport and at airports in washington, as well. let's firstton. this is the city that's probably been hit the hardest in the country. margaret conley is there. >> john, it has been very bad with a lot of snow. we're still expecting a lot of wind and the windchill factor is very strong. i wanted to take this time to share a little bit of the behind the scenes and the community here. we had a very nice neighbor, carly, a teenager bring over some chocolate chip cookies and hot chocolate made by our anti-hel been. thank you very much. half is gone because the crew devoured them because we've been standing out here in the cold. i want to share some of the people working behind the scenes. daniel has been shoveling snow since 6:00 this morning. isn't that right? how many hours have been out there? >> about three or four now. you've got to the go inside every now and then to warm your fingertips and your toe. you come back out and give it another go. >> you're just doing this with a shovel. how is your body feeling right now? >> it aches no doubt. yo

boston now. nbc's ron mott has that covered. >> reporter: the first major storm of 2014 is bearing down on the city of boston. the morning commute not so bad. it wasn't great, it wasn't awful. but they're worried about this evening, getting home tonight and getting around tomorrow could be a real test for a lot of people. what they're expecting, depending on where you live, anywhere from 6 to 14 inches of snow. the big x-factor with this storm are strong winds, especially for folks who live down on boston's south shore. they're going to not only deal with this snow that's coming down but also those winds and storm surf, possibly flooding down that way. they're bracing for some real problems down there. hopefully we don't see widespread power outages. schools have been closed in a lot of districts today. in most districts on friday. so kids are getting a four-day weekend. some parents were grumbling about schools being closed today because they thought today they could probably get through whmo of it. this is going to be a pretty good storm. again, 6 to 14 inches depending where you live in the metr

even new york city could get swamped and it would be mayor de blas blasio's first test on the job. boston preemptively declaring a snow emergency today, canceling school on friday. let's go over to bill karins. it seems less of a big deal earlier in the week and now a pretty big deal. >> it's because of the korld. if it was just the snow alone, i think we could deal with it. some people don't have school, some going back. kind of a mixed bag. the problem is that it's so cold that the treatments on the roads won't be as effective and the fact that we'll have to clear i'd walks and driveways and cars in windchills below zero, that will be something we haven't done in a while in many areas of new england and the ohio valley. let's start with it this morning, heaviest snow elected over indianapolis. light fluffy snow, but again, it doesn't get treated as well and if there is any wind, it will blow right back on to the roads. so that is expanding in to ohio. eventually as the snow continues in to new england, that's where it will pile up the most. right now the storm affecting the ohio valley

folks trying to get out of boston. first day back to work after the holiday. a lot of people braved the early morning snow. now they're being hit with the evening commute. it is rough out there. the governor saying today, that temperatures are expected to drop, plummeting very severely into the teens and single digits. when you talk about windchill it, could get down to negative 25. over at logan airport 8:30 this evening the majority of airlines will shut down all of their flights. picking things up tomorrow to get people back up in the air and off to their destinations to get home by noon. there are coastal flooding situations across massachusetts. coastal flooding is one of the major concerns in sit you it. some water coming up on coastal highways. some roads were shut down during ohio tide. reopened. and high tides hit at midnight and noon tomorrow. authorities keeping close eye on folk in those areas and possible evacuations. melissa: molly. thank you very much. another year, another hack attack. millions of us were targeted by cyber spice on skype. if th

we have a team of correspondents covering the storm and first karen anderson of our boston station wbz. >> reporter: well, maurice, tonight the temperature is hovering around five degrees with a projected low of minus four. and boston is hoping it can weather this cold as well as it did the storm. boxford, massachusetts, had the most snow with nearly two feet. in boston, pedestrians outnumbered cars and fashion gave way to function for those who ventured outside, including chris smith. >> i have long underwear on, i have a turtle neck on, a fleece jacket under this and a ski coat and i am not quite toasty. >> reporter: statewide, some 3,400 plows and salt trucks kept the roads passable and with several highways ordered closed, there were just a handful of accidents. but firefighters in north attleborough had to battle bitter cold and a fire for four ho it left firefighter kevin laliberte encased in ice. south of boston, high surf combined with th e and sent freezing sea water crashing into several homes. the street was littered with debris. the national guard helped evacuate a handful

in boston. the first winter storm of 2014. a lot smaller than yesterday.fact most of the storm has drifted into the atlantic. here in the bay area bike enough to call temperatures and the north bay. but take a look. still in the forties. high clouds keeping us a little warmer this morning. expect another spare the air alert and to the afternoon. bobby breaking down in your extended forecast and highlighting the possibility of some showers coming up in just a couple of minutes. >>mark: new this morning. later this morning the battle over jahi mcmath will judges. even though several doctors have said the 13 year old is brain dead, her family argues she is still alive kron 4's will tran is in front of the hospital with what's going to happen next. there are two court appearances. the first one deals with the breeding and feeding tubes. whether the hospital should be forced to answer those tubes and the second court appearance this one goes before a federal magistrate which will try to break a deal between the two sides. next tuesday at 5:00 p.m. is the deadli

boston is eric fisher, chief meteorologist at wbz. eric, how do you see this one playing out tonight? >> maurice, this is significant. the firstor'easter of 2014. we didn't wait very long. it's been snowing all day here in boston and now it's just starting to swing in new york city. a large system as you mentioned earlier, energy combining with a low off the coast. that's from new england down d.c. this evening and we'll track it through overnight hours. this is the brunt of the storm during the overnight into early tomorrow morning. we'll be moving across long island and eastern new england during the morning hours and then out to sea as we head towards tomorrow afternoon as dumping some hefty snow totals. over a foot in boston, in fact, some parts north of town have already seen more than a foot. over a half foot in new york city and blizzard conditions possible across long island, block island and into eastern massachusetts and new hampshire. the combination of 50 miles per hour winds and the blowing and drifting snow. and perhaps the most noticeable thing about the storm, the frigid cold. once this leaves, look at the temp

update on the storm from the weather center in a minute and then talk with molly line in south boston. but first we're going to eric bolling outside of the building to show you the scene in new york city right now. eric, is it a little chilly out there? >> it is 14 degrees on the thermometer over there. you guys picked the right sticks. i drew the short one. but i have some friends here from south lake, texas. >> the davidsons from south lake, texas, i will never trust a seven-day forecast again. >> were you stuck here? you are freezing, right? >> we came up to visit some colleges. >> i've wearing five layers of clothes right now and i still can't feel my coat. >> i've never seen anything like it. >> they guys watch the five. we have chattanooga, tennessee joining us. >> can the railroad road in this weather? >> no. >> are you stuck here? >> no. we leave out on sunday. >> maybe you do. and then dallas, texas, more texas people. what do you think of the cold? >> it is freezing and i'm wearing five layers on my toes and i had to go back to the hotel to change my shoes. >> and you needed even more

that's a first since the recession. in the bostonrea one frozen fish producer talks about prices of fish and haddock going through the roof. in kansas city, weaker demand for pork from asian marks is pushing hog prices lower and one business owner in the cleveland district reported a slow down in sales of teen clothing and school items throughout 2013. he blamed high teen unemployment. it's a good reminder that the u.s. economy is not monolithic entity of reports and numbers but millions of businesses spread across thousands of cities each with it's very own story to tell. that's our story for today. i'm ali velshi. thanks for joining us. >> hi, i'm lisa fletcher and you're in the stream. the number of books being challenged or banned is on the rise. we look at why in the intersection of education and community values. >> our digital producer wajahat ali is here. it's hard to believe that books like "to kill a mockingbird" was on that

boston. the reverse of the compact is an agreement to do three things. the firstnize if you have a problem. the second thing is, use a bunch of research that we've developed. we spent two, three months, a lot of time and effort pulling together all the research on what are the things businesses can do if they see they have an issue of a wage gap nature or of a workforce nature? a whole bunch of different -- 33 different what we call interventions. and then the third agreement is that you will report every couple of years, anonymously, the data about your workforce. we're trying not to make this a new data reporting requirement. we believe we can build on what companies are are already collecting and reporting. we're going to do a baseline report in 2014, and in 2016, we're going to do a report that's going to show we've made progress on the wage gap. >> what's interesting about this is, and this connects to the family -- to paid family leave, higher minimum wage which is that local governments, municipalities have been piloting a lot of different solutions. there'

among those seated with the first lady, michelle obama, are survivors of the boston bombing, a first responder to the horrible tornado that hit moore, oklahoma, last may, and jason collins, the first openly gay athlete in the nba. the white house is also trying to change the way that people watch the state of the union. they're looking for every gadget in the book. for the past week, whitehouse.gov has been steering people to enhanced graphics, and something that they hope will light up social media. the president will switch back to a more traditional outreach and hitting the road for two days, a four-state trip that will take him around the middle of the country. >>> while the white house insists the president will seek an optimistic tone for tomorrow night's address, the republicans are looking for something different. here's what missouri senator roy blunt had to say that republicans asked him to do on behalf of the party for the state of the union. >> when he delivers his state of the union address this week, the president has a lot of explaining to do. if all he has to offer is

update on the storm from the weather center in a minute and then talk with molly line in south boston. but firstoing to eric bolling outside of t

. >>> a controversial victory for a -- >> the three court panel in boston the first circuit said looktion, how it's been reviewed over the years, prisoners have the right to what's medically necessary, and they determine in a 2-1 decision, that this sex change operation was medically necessary for he/she. >> it's a man that's transitioning to a woman. >> medically necessary? >> medically necessary, that's the word. you can't put somebody in prison and cruel and unusual treatment. but i'm thinking, this person, he/she is going to get better treatment, tax funded treatment versus somebody who's not in prison for murdering their wife. >> this is the first of its kind, this has never happened before. >> this is the crest of the wave. this is a sign of just a silly decadent society that take this is seriously, and the delusion begins with the idea that you can have a sex change operation in the first place. you can get plastic surgery if you want, but gender is determined at the dna level. >> you can get cast traited. >> i'm not attacking anyone and i'm being totally sincere. the people wh

among the guests who will sit next to the first lady are two survivors of the boston marathon bombings and openly gay nba player jason collins. you can catch the state of the union address right here at 6:00 p.m. tomorrow night. >>> there were lots of big moment it's grammys. the one making history is the 30-plus couples married during a live performance by macklemore and ryan lewis. >> and queen latifah officiated. >> by the power vested in me by the state of california, i now pronounce you married couples. >> there's madonna. she joined the duo during the song "same love." each one signed a confidentiality agreement promising not to tell even their own families. >> any love is a beautiful love. i'm excited we get to celebrate love on the grammys. >> that's pretty intense. that's awesome. >> the crowd gave the newly married couples a standing ovation. it was a big night. . >> that is the bay area's pacific mambo orchestra. they won big last night at the grammys. they won best tropical latin album. that was funded mostly through the website kick starter. for a list of the winners, phot

in newly unsealed curiosity documents for the very first time boston police are confirming what law enforcementurces have been telling us, that they suspect hernandez played a direct role in a fatal drive by shooting of two men outside a boston nightclub in 2012. in a search warrant executed last june police wrote this. there's probable dues believe that aaron hernandez was operating the suspect vehicle used in the shooting homicides and may have been the shooter. after hernandez was charged with murder in a separate case last june the shooting of semipro player of odin lloyd police found an suv used by hernandez parked with a layer of dust at his uncle's house. court documents say it matches the description of a vehicle described at the scene of an unsolved double homicide in boston. that jogged a detective's memory who recalled seeing hernandez on surveillance videos taken inside and outside that nightclub and helped them make a connection to hernandez as a possible suspect. carol? >> so what happens next? >> reporter: well we're waiting to see whether a boston grand jury will charge hernande

boston celtics. talk about the return you have seen since you first bought it how many years ago? >> 12 years ago. championship to boston. the boston globe says venture capitalist record price for a team. they survive the team. values are going up. it is must see tv. the partner, the ceo, back on a championship. the fans came back, supporters for 12 years, we got a young team now, rebuilding but fun to watch. liz: we are in a rebuilding stage. if you are lost are you where you wanted to be? >> we have 7 directors over the next 12 years and come off of the championship and all the players and a exciting young players and our fans appreciate that and that is how you build a championship team. liz: celtics and boston are far from here. we talk to ceos and business leaders and ask about their lodging experience, a lot different from for example the fourth season in boston. >> it is very rustic. i said can i get a wake-up call for 6:00 and the gentleman at the desk said no. no wake-up call? i said why? he said there are no phones in the room. everybody has cellphones. inexperience and. >> it is nice and

first. join the nation. ♪ nationwide is on your side ♪ >>> at the suffolk county jail in boston, the new classadets are about to get their first experience of direct inmate interaction as part of their training to become jail deputies. among them are kareem mallard abrianna spagnolli. >> we're going to go down to the 2-2 unit for a shakedown. a total of 34 cells. make sure you have your protective gloves on and verbalize what you want from these people. inmates will only allow you to do what they're allowed to do. if there's any issues, contact one of us. if there's any questions, contact one of us. is that clear? questions? >> sir, yes, sir. >> all right. >> a shakedown is a little bit different from a room search whereas you actually handcuff the inmate, bring them out of the room, search the room with a three-person team. >> forward, march. >> and then at the end of it, they get stripped search and placed back inside their room so you can be virtually assured the room is clean. >> sir, stand up, please. >> hands behind your back, palms up. >> separate your feet, sir. >> behind your back. >>

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update on the storm from the weather center in a minute and then talk with molly line in south boston. but first

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erica is out on the streets of new york, but first we go to john carroll in boston where the windchill is below 0. john, what is the latest from boston is this >> reporter: hey, del, the latest from boston, the sun is starting to peek through the clouds, but it's very very cold. it's only two or three degrees here with the windchill at -15, -18, something like that. so it's very very cold. i think that the feeling in massachusetts, which is really in the eye of the storm here, rather dodged a bullet in the end. we did get two feet of snow in boston, and though the snow is easing up, in fact, it's pretty much stopped here in boston, but it's going to continue right on through a large part of the day, i'm afraid, as you go south of here through boston's south bay and south shore, and particularly to the holiday areas of martha's vineyard and iin nantucket. thethey have a storm surge as w. they had one at midnight last night. and they got away with it pretty much. and there were breaches of sea waters, and there was a little bit of flooding but not as bad as suspected, but there's one mor

the new general motors ceo mary barra, jason collins the first openly gay nba player and boston marathon survivors known now for the iconic photographer you are seeing there. 25 guests will be joining the first lady. a notable snub many say someone benefitting from the signature healthcare law. >> how many of you will watch the president's speech tonight? according to the fox news poll # 31 percent of the registered voters polled say they will watch carefully. 28 percent say they might watch some. 23 percent say they will read instead. 17 percent said they are not interested at all. if you are interested tune in at 8:55 p.m. eastern time followed by a special hour with megyn kelly. >>> a massive storm expected to douse ice and snow on some 1200 miles from virginia over to texas. maria molina tracking the storm. what is the track of the storm? >> right now we have the center of the storm system located over the parts of the central gulf coast. as we head into tonight and tomorrow morning it will be in the eastern part of the carolinas. it geeastern north carolina cou pick up 6 inches of s

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the evidence is boston specific. the first amendment requires precision. they need to regular tult problem write has and if that means police officers, if that disperse allows, if that means actually bringing a face prosecution, which the united done, theynever ought to do that. imprisonshouldn't mismccullen for her speech. >> are you questioning the government's representation? is it limited to the three weighingsings, to murder, arson and chaining? >> no, it is not, the statute is remotely limited to that. i direct the court to section c, it's the, section, definitions section, definition 4, physical obstruction includes even making entry, unreasonably difficult. fors not as all solely violence, it's for physical obstruction even making it unreasonably difficult. said they brought 45 case as cross the country, that's true, zero, zero in massachusetts. able touldn't be restrict peaceful speech. lastly to the extent the court feels the need to recognize that there are some situations that are so extraordinary that we should put people in prison for on publ