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. >> host: barbara in jacksonville, fla.. >> hello. i wanted to tell you how much i am enjoying this program but i also wanted to point out to the commentator i am enjoying robert edsel but the commentator might be interested in a book that was written by peter bogdanos. he has the district attorney in new york city. they sent him to baghdad, iraq, in 2004, to investigate the looting of that library. what they found out was, this is also a nonfiction book incidentally. >> guest: when did this come out? >> caller: and i believe 2004. it is a nonfiction. >> host: it is matthew, not peter. >> caller: matthew? i beg your pardon. anyway, the title is fiend's from baghdad, nonfiction, and it is a marvelous book about how he found out all of the terrible publicity about all the things that were destroyed, looted and lost was not correct. some were lost but they were all returned. he would be an excellent interview on booktv. >> host: that is familiar. >> guest: a lot of mischaracterizations. he is a great patriot, he went in in 2003, it wasn'

james andrews in pensacola, fla.timetable is set for his return vikings running back adrian peterson who also had his acl repaired by doctor andrews came back to play the entire 2014 season >> gary: so it is possible bowman could return by the start of next season but probably more likely he will miss some games >> gary: bowman posted this photo on his instagram account that showed him in a hospital with the caption, "time for surgery." >> gary: 49ers 2nd best odds to win supewr bowl 49 las vegas betting website bovada.lv released their odds to win super bowl 49 in phoenix next year we have one more shore this week and the question will be if you play in the nfl would you like it and cut little or what about martin? incognito or martin or your team? >> gary: the 49ersa fter that close loss to the seahawks in the nfc title game have the 2nd best odds to take home their 6th lombardi trophy the seahawks are the odds-on favorite to repeat >> gary: another bookmaker has the 49ers and seahawks as co-favorites to win but al

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the folks on the right, yes there is a flas section. so a clearer view than we thought. watch highway 1. northbound 101 picks up the volume up to 880 through this stretch and the flowing lights, misty conditions. back to you. >> thank you. 6:09. still ahead, an up date from the i wanter olympics. >> plus will a fall keep -- >> as we leave you with the morning look at the flame in sochi we'll be back in a minute. >> here is a look at today's top stories. a massive pileup blocking part of the pennsylvania turnpike this morning 30 miles north of philadelphia. traffic is backed up for miles. between 50 and 100 cars and trucks are involved. amazingly, no one was killed. and no serious injuries. >> president obama will be in the central valley to see damage from the drought. the president plans to visit a fresno farm that has been withering without water. he'll meet area farmers and local leaders where he will announce significant new efforts to deal with the drought. >> john kerry is asking china for help. he is urging china to calm its maritime disputes with smaller neighbor

in the prison which is why right now we are aiming to create a human rights organization called dona fla, observing the human rights situation in russian prisons. >> amazing what these people have been through. thank you jana. >> coming up. even suggesting that racist, tiger mom amy twa is up next. and hermella aregawi, what's trending? >> do girls learn better when there are no boys in the classroom, the answer coming up. tweet to us at a.j. "consider this." or leave a comment on our facebook page. >> how do some groups do much better than others when achieving the american dream? a controversial new book, what it describes as the triple package and certain traits explain why cultural groups rise and fall in america. mormons, juice, asian, nigerian and cuban immigrants. according to amy twa, the superiority complex, a deeply internalized belief of your exceptionality. impulse control, the ability to resist temptation, especially the temptation to quit in the face of hardship. i'm joined by amy twa, the author of books including the controversial battle him of the tiger mother. and co-au

why cuba isn't the third-rail of fla politics anymore. >>> nbc's newest late-night host seth meyers ishe tdr 50 florida focus. take a look. >> i notice that when i run across a news story that's particularly bizarre, it's almost always something that happened in florida. i will read a news story and you guess whether it's fake. a pastor in miami gardens told the press that he would eat a live cockroach as a stunt to bring more people to his megachurch. fake or florida? >> definitely florida. >> bingo! that's correct. >>> today, a "deep dive" into the politics of cuba and rumblings about a shift in u.s. policy toward the communist nation. after president obama came into office, he loosened travel restrictions pretty quickly for cuban-americans, a move that seemed to open the door for more substantial across-the-board reforms, but it never happened, at least not yet. that's despite the fact that president obama has repeatedly dropped hints of changing or ending the 52-year-old trade embargo, says cold war politics didn't make sense in the 21st century. for decades, that kind of talk had

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. >> host: barbara in jacksonville, fla.. >> hello. i wanted to tell you how much i am enjoying this program but i also wanted to point out to the commentator i am enjoying robert edsel but the commentator might be interested in a book that was written by peter bogdanos. he has the district attorney in new york city. they sent him to baghdad, iraq, in 2004, to investigate the looting of that library. what they found out was, this is also a nonfiction book incidentally. >> guest: when did this come out? >> caller: and i believe 2004. it is a nonfiction. >> host: it is matthew, not peter. >> caller: matthew? i beg your pardon. anyway, the title is fiend's from baghdad, nonfiction, and it is a marvelous book about how he found out all of the terrible publicity about all the things that were destroyed, looted and lost was not correct. some were lost but they were all returned. he would be an excellent interview on booktv. >> host: that is familiar. >> guest: a lot of mischaracterizations. he is a great patriot, he went in in 2003, it wasn'

maduro is blaming the u.s., that's something chavez would do and blamed cnn and saying it's flash i flasthis. the opposition has gone way beyond on gashings. that's never going to happen. >> with social media we played viral video from a mother whose son had been shot. seeing her now she said she wasn't an on gashing or a fascist and we also have heard today we have seen a video gone viral of a farm worker, let's take a look at that. >> people are suffering, there is no milk for the kids no, diapers, we can't get sugar or food. >> and the crowd screamed out hunger as he was speaking he was trying to tell it to the soldier there. clearly not a fascist oligarch. is this become a broader popular movement or not? >> the point is you saw that videos because you have youtube and a good inter next connection most people rely on the media. and it's very heavily controlled. yes, the same problems that hit the middle class mid everybody. but you have to understand the 10 or of the kind of or well vinnie propaganda machine that chavez created and maduro inherited. six tv indications, radio takes on

you saw some of the toughest play fla flaws in the country.we're going to double down on signing up people to vote. obama won by 73,000 votes. >> right. >> the reality is, quite frankly, most of the year the other major operations shut down because they were afraid of the penalties. what we know is we can overcome the wall of vote suppression with a higher wave of vote registration. you've got to invest, do the hard work and start now. >> speaking of which, one of your colleagues, republican state senator barry fleming in the other house has a bill to limit early voting. what do you think is going to happen with access to voting rights in georgia between now and election day? >> we're going to fight very hard to avoid any limitations. representative fleming's bill would limit municipal elections and not affect or 2014 elections. more importantly, i think we have to remember that we have 833,000 unregistered african-american, asian and latino voters. >> wow. >> that represents almost 32% of the total voter turnout from 2010. if we can register

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james andrews in pensacola, fla. >> gary:no timetable is set for his return vikings running back adriann who also had his acl repaired by doctor andrews came back to play the entire 2014 season >> gary:so it is possible bowman could return by the start of next season but probably more likely he will miss some games >> gary:bowman posted this photo on his instagram account that showed him in a hospital with the caption, "time for surgery." >> gary:49ers 2nd best odds to win supewr bowl 49 >> gary:las vegas betting website bovada.lv released their odds to win super bowl 49 in phoenix next year >> gary:the 49ersa fter that close loss to the seahawks in the nfc title game have the 2nd best odds to take home their 6th lombardi trophy the seahawks are the odds-on favorite to repeat >> gary:another bookmaker has the 49ers and seahawks as co-favorites to win but almost all are going with the defending champions >> gary: kapernick is a little bit more natural. >> pam: people will admit that! (laughter) >> gary: suspended by the end f l his tempos suspension but the miami dolphins and it today. r

. >> this is a flashpoint that fla flared up. so the insurance agencies had to guess how would they think the people will be signing up when setting their estimates. if they were too conservative and end up with a better experience, they will pay into the fund. if is much worse, they take money out. because of the taking money out, you have seen several republicans, led my mark rubio from florida calling this a bailout for insurance companies. there is a push to repeal the risk corridors even though there was a similar problem in the medicare prescription drug benefits and other previous forms of insurance that the federal government has under taken. >> marion, indiana, we have zeal on the line for independence. >> good morning. my husband was disabled prior to age 65. in indiana, he could not take a medicare supplement. we are not eligible for medicare. we cannot go on the affordable care act exchange we are are eligible for medicare so the only option is medicare advantage. and we do pay a premium for that but there was nothing

before i close, i just want to say a few words about something i hope isn't too out of flas a room full of economists and that's the stories of real people who have been affected by the affordable care act. at the state of the union you heard the president tell the story of a young mom who had been locked out of the insurance market because of a preexisting condition, able to enroll on january 1st and six days after her coverage started she found herself hospitalized with an unrelated emergency that needed emergency surgery because of the affordable care act she was able to get that surgery and it didn't bankrupt her family. there was a woman in maryland diagnosed with brain tumor in the spring of 2013 and she and her daughter were counting down the days on a calendar until january 1 ben the mom would be able to get coverage and the surgery she needed to address this major issue. for the minimal insurance policy offered by her employ ir. $10,000 annual limit. five minutes after any major medical issue she would find her insurance exhausted and left paying everything out of pocket and ev

goes up in fla ghters in oakland >>> mrs. up in flames. firefighters in oakland spent the morning checking for hot spots at what used to be the sun hop fat supermarket on international boulevard. investigators are still trying to find the cause of the fire. >>> charles schwab is moving 1,000 jobs from its san francisco office over the next three to five years. texas and colorado are among the possible destinations. the financial giant says it's gotten too expensive to do business here. >>> and in san jose, a big rig knocked down some power lines this morning making for a rough commute. this is a live look at the scene. it happened about 6:30 on stevens creek boulevard and north monroe. traffic and weather in just a moment. dear future olympian one day you'll be standing on a podium. and here's exactly how you'll get there. you'll work hard, and you'll fall hard. you'll lose sometimes when you really should have won. you'll win sometimes when no one thought you had a shot. and you'll never, ever stop. we know this. because you

it blew the rules or write off police 17 mobile homes overnight in haines city, fla. overnight. we are told that down trees and power lines are also in the area. >> here is a live shot this morning and a picture that was sent in from one of the of yours. you can see that there is breaks of clear skies. you concede the low clouds are right around the level of the trees. keep your pictures coming. >> your visibility chart, sfo is seen less than a mile just 3 tens if you are leaving santa rosa. a mile and half for hayward. the fog is no. and is a factor but as we head into afternoon you can expect a lot of cloud cover. sunnyvale has a high of 67 degrees. evergreen is having a high of 68 degrees. you miss the upper 60s for fairfield and antioch. downtown san francisco is stand in the low 60's for today and plenty of cloud cover. >> the seven day around the bay shows valentine's day should be dry. if you have plans for dinner you should not have a problem. there is a cold front coming saturday night and sunday. we will catch a driver, and that, we are back in the wet weather for tues

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i saw this last year firsthand in haiti, where schools would open up bags stamped with the american fla flag and provide a modest meal to students every day, very likely their own meal that day. i met one little boy who saved part of his lunch to take it home in a bag to his parents so they could have something to eat that night. in fact, in the lifetime of this program, more than 3 billion people -- billion people -- in over 150 countries have gotten a meal thanks to the generosity of the american people and the american farmer. the american -- the farm bill makes major reforms to our food aid programs, speeding up emergency food aid response and giving flexibility to organizations on the ground to supply local food to people in need. and these reforms mean that because of this farm bill, we will feed another 500,000 people around the world. that's why this bill has earned the endorsements of many hugh man dispairn religious groups -- humanitarian and religious groups, including feed the chirp, the one campaign -- feed the children, the one campaign, church u.s.a., catholic relief serv

i'll be getting on a plane after this to go and hopefully a couple of them i can watch on the fla thehiwetel. >> i'm going to call him chewy. that's his nickname. >> that's what anthony mackey told us earlier. we're going to fill out our oscar ballots right now. so here's yours, here's mine. >> thank you, hodi. >> here's your pen. >> okay. we're going to pick -- are we saying who we're picking? >> no. >> why not? >> then it is a boring quiet moment. i'm pickinging leonardo dicapri. i'm going with meryl streep. >> i'm going with cate blanchett. >> oscar best picture i'm of course going with "filomena" which i have not seen. >> and i'm going with "12 years a slave" which i saw yesterday. >> we're going to -- put your three cards in. >> three cards? >> we're going to put them in here and hand them off to alex. >> here's the problem with that, i don't trust alex, all right? not since the day i set my eyes on this guy. would you trust this face? look at him. >> no. >> okay. alex, take these. >> you going to sleep with that box? >> not leaving the studio. see you when you return. >> see wha

. >> host: roger from pablo beach, fla.. here is your quiz. when where women first allowed to participate in the olympic games? >> caller: 1960s. >> caller: actually the 1920s, either 22 or 28. this was a big part of the problem whereby we had the modern olympics introduced in 1896 but the gentleman who was in charge for many years did not support women going to the games. he felt women in sports were unappealing and it was improper. there was a women's olympics held in france. when women were permitted into the olympics there was a famous event where a ran a race and critics were frightened by the image of women being tired and lying down on the track and women were banned from doing any kind of distance running right until the 1970'ss and women were banned from the boston marathon until catherine switzer ran entities changes of all happens quite recently but women were at the olympics in the 20s. >> host: go ahead with your question. >> caller: i failed miserably on the quiz so i am not sure i am qualified to ask the question, but if you wil

to be amongst them and get the chance to be a fla barer is an honor. >> leading the group leaving the games. nbc news sochi. >> a reminder, you'll see the close of the went per games here on nbc 4. we'll broadcast at 8:00 tonight. >>> the detail about the capture of the world's largest drug dealer. >>> and customers rushed out of a restaurant >>> for some of our wednesday's children the idea of a forever home can seem like a dream. especially for those who are in the hospital with challenges. >> members of the delta sigma theta sorority wanted to help. >> among them christopher like the other guests are kids we've met before through "wednesday's child." >> hi. there's a party here today. they were greeted by ladies in red, members of the sorority that wanted to do something special for these kids waiting for permanent loving homes. >> we wanted to bring cheer to children that can't leave the center. >> to celebrate black history month, members of the sorority put together a lesson plan. there were books red. >> the bridge was her own -- >> lilly anna seemed to have like to be read to.