. >> reporter: 81-year-old eugenia garrett needed that life line. she had 90 minutes of reserve oxygen left. robert garrett, her husband of 65 years, was desperate. >> she wouldn't be alive without it. she-- she depends on it. >> reporter: atlanta this morning was a wintry ghost town for the third day. after temperatures in the low 40s melted much of the snow, ice, and anxiety. emergency officials got worried everyone would head outside at once. natalie dale is with the georgia emergency management agency. >> let us do our jobs working on the roads. you do your job being a good motorist, going slow, paying attention, giving our crews the room they need to work or stay home if you can. >> reporter: no shower. willie and cheryl sallee can't take it at home anymore. >> this morning, when i woke up, i could see my breath once i stuck my head from under the covers. >> reporter: they've been without power since daybreak yesterday. so what are you going to do? >> no water. we're going to a hotel. >> reporter: you're fed up. >> we're done. >> reporter: we c

. >> o'donnell: and major garrett on the president's plan to put minority men on the road to success. >> if america stands for anything, it stands for the idea of opportunity for everybody. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> o'donnell: good evening. scott is on assignment. i'm norah o'donnell. ukraine finds itself in the middle of a tug-of-war between east and west. today, the u.s. repeated a warning to russia to stay out. in kiev, a new government pledged to keep the country together just days after the president was toppled. but there was an ominous development in crimea, a region once part of russia. protesters demanded to be reunited with russia, which happens to be where the ousted president, viktor yanukovych, is staying. and now he plans a news conference for tomorrow. clarissa ward is in kiev tonight. good evening, clarissa. >> reporter: good evening, norah. well, tonight, the crisis in ukraine is entering a new and dangerous stage with russia flecking its military muscle and announcing it has given refuge to this country's fugitiv

. >> his name is garrett murphy. comesnd and firefighter to his defense, tells us tonight competent and compassionate. he blames the firefighter you are about to meet and listen to with a widespread cultural fear, starting at the very top of the fire department as to what really is to blame. report, the city points a critical finger at five d.c. firefighters who never responded to cries for help. >> he's not breathing. >> i have a person. he 75. >> not breathing, not conscious. multiple sources say that firefighter number one, a key figure in the report, is garrett murphy. younges with his wife and child in south-central pennsylvania, in the shadow of the three mile island nuclear power plant. he commutes two hours to washington. the door andck on quick conversation on the phone, murphy declined to comment. neighbors hesitant to speak publicly told off were deeply tall rolled -- deeply troubled by the tragedy of. but robert alvarado is speaking up. >> outstanding employee, great kid to be around. >> alvarado believes

thank you, garrett. >> you promise? i hope so. >> all of the severe weather is leading to a different problem in illinois. 80 tons of salt were stolen. there was a mountain of it and it was whisked away from a snow and ice removal company. >> it is full all the way across. >> did they come in the middle of the night? >> it would have to be without anybody noticing walk out. >> salt in a premium because of the exceptional snowfall we have had this winter. >> can you imagine 80 tons? how do you sneak that out. the white house said they are welcoming the signs of the peace deal. could the administration do more to stop the carnage. >> look being forward to that discussion. there is a prison riot to tell you about now and what may have ignited a melee and sent dozens to the hospital. >>> and a mom and little boy, walking a robbery in a convenience store. >> i have a small child and that could have been me. >> i couldn't imagine putting myself in that situation. de p, and 100% real cheddar cheese. but what makes stouffer's m

garrett couldn't find a current address, but a week later came the break.contacted eva again about getting her a fake id. he offered to pick her up in the lamborghini. garrett and a team of 10 officers were waiting at the richmond storage facility where wade had a locker. when he spotted the officers, wade ran. >> one of the narcotics guys gets close enough to kick him. he kicked him in the upper chest and knocked him to the ground. >> he had a gun on the waist band? >> he had a loaded glock 45 with approximately 50 rounds of ammunition in separate magazines. >> wade struggled to reach his gun, but it was stuck under the t-shirt he wore under his pea coat. they opened the storage locker to this sight. the lamborghini squeezed inside with just inches to spare. the motorcycle used in the drive by, the helmet and guns and plans for other crimes. wade rented the storage unit under the name cormine column bow. >> and you can see more of the evidence dan found on abc7news.com. >>> it is time for a final check on the weather and if there is any rain to be had duri

just now coming into garrett county. and it's into northern west virginia. it's still a good four hours away from getting into the metro area. so we're talking around, maybe 8:30 to 9:00 in the morning it will begin to move in. and here's the timing on this light snow. i think it will leave just a dusting to an inch. my forecast, a dusting to an inch for the metro area between around 10:00 in the morning until 1:00 or 2:00 in the afternoon. it will quickly exit to the east and break up. and we'll get some sunshine breaking out by mid to late afternoon. fast-moving system leaving a dusting to an in. ch. it will stick initially and melt by noontime. into the afternoon, all of it melting. temperatures now mid-30s in washington. nearby suburbs, we are in the 20s. and off to our west it's only around 20 degrees, northern shenandoah valley and parts of western maryland in the mid-20s. so whatever snow falls is going to stick initially on untreated surfaces. there's the washington monument. a live view with a cloudy sky, the city lights reflecting under the clouds.

it's called "my brother's keeper," and as major garrett reports, the president shared his own personalrowing up. >> reporter: president obama talked about growing up angry and alienated without a father, a story that resonates with at-risk youth. >> i made bad choices. i got high without always thinking about the harm that it could do. i didn't always take school as seriously as i should have. i made excuses. and the only difference is that i grew up in an environment that was a little bit more forgiving, so when i made a mistake, the consequences were not as severe. i had people who encouraged me. not just my mom and grandparents but wonderful teachers and community leaders. they never gave up on me. and so i didn't give up on myself. >> reporter: after five years in office the plight of black and latino men and boys has the president's attention. his new initiative hopes to build on the successes of programs like kip high school in the bronx. this year 100% of its seniors have applied to college. >> i think that young men of color face a stacked deck. >> reporter: ramon dejesus is a

garrett couldn't find a current address for wade, but a week later came the break.wade contacted eva again about getting her a fake id and offered to pick her up in the lamborghini. a team of officers were waiting at the storage facility where he had a locker. when he spotted the officers, wade ran. >> one of the narcotic guys got close enough to kick him and kicked him in the upper chest and knocked him to the ground. >> he add gun on his waist band? >> he add loaded glock 45 with 50 rounds of ammunition in separate magazines. >> wade struggled to reach his gun, but it was stuck under the t-shirt he wore under his pea coat. they opened the storage locker to this sight. the lamborghini squeezed inside with just inches to spare. the motorcycle used in the drive by, the helmet and guns and plans for other crimes. wade rented the storage unit under car mine columbo and he also had a fake id in that name. wade was planing a takeover robbery of a famous san francisco jewelry store. garrett has no doubt wade would have committed more crimes had he not been arrested. i'm p

precipitation a lot of it in the form of rain south of 66, a little snow into cumberland and also garrett county, but just a few sprinkles showing up now 270. it will start as rain especially south and east of town. temps are warm still. the atmosphere is not super cold either. so a trace to maybe an inch in the immediate metro area. a little further north, frederick, not quite the snow magnet, maybe an inch or 2, 2 to 4 hagerstown and west of hagerstown into cumberland and the mountains 4 to 6 inches possible. we'll come back and show you a different model and talk about a pattern change next week. >>> this is just an awful story. an innocent little girl in southeast d.c. fighting for her life tonight after be being hit by a bullet most likely meant for -- after being hit by a bullet most likely mountain for someone else. >> the 8-year-old -- meant for someone else. >> the 8-year-old was walking outside her home when she was shot. mola lenghi was on the scene today and joins us now. how is she? >> reporter: mckayla darden is in stable but critical condition tonight. she spent hours in su

it's very lie right now over toward morgantown trying to get into garrett county. some of this will dry up over the mountains but we will see a little bit here as we get into later this morning. so the day planner today calling for a little bit of snow here at 9:00, 34. 36 with lingering flurries. mid-30s and light snow melts on the roads, sticks a tiny bit, maybe a dusting, a coating, a quarter inch, half an inch in a few spots, grassy surfaces. temps now, they're certainly cold enough to support snow, even on the roads. lower to mi

garrett couldn't find a current address, but a week later came the break.out getting her a fake id. he offered to pick her up in the lamborghini. garrett and a team of 10 officers were waiting at the richmond storage facility where wade had a locker. when he spotted the officers, wade ran. >> one of the narcotics guys gets close enough to kick him. he kicked him in the upper chest and knocked him to the ground. >> he had a gun on the waist band? >> he had a loaded glock 45 with approximately 50 rounds of ammunition in separate magazines. >> wade struggled to reach his gun, but it was stuck under the t-shirt he wore under his pea coat. they opened the storage locker to this sight. the lamborghini squeezed inside with just inches to spare. the motorcycle used in the drive by, the helmet and guns and plans for other crimes. wade rented under orage unit under the name cormine column bow. >> and you can see more of the evidence dan found on abc7news.com. >>> it is time for a final check on the weather and if there is any rain to be had during the morning commute

major garrett is at the white house for us tonight. major? >> reporter: scott, this is the second time the obama administration has delayed the affordable care act's employer mandate. this latest change gives mid- sized businesses an extra year to comply. the biggest change will reflect 115,000 businesses with 50 to 99 full-time employees. those businesses will not have to provide insurance coverage in 2015. employees will not to be covered beginning in 2016 or the business will face a penalty. the other delay allows companies with more than 100 employees to cover just 70% of their full- time employees next year instead of the 95% previously required. these employers must increase coverage to 95% in 2016. only 4% of u.s. businesses are hit by the employer mandate, half of those already provide insurance coverage, but those that didn't lobbied for more time and got it. in a midterm election year, scott, the white house simply did not need any more health care headaches. >> pelley: major garrett at the white house. thank you, major. today we go

garrett couldn't find a current address for wade, but a week later came the break. contacted eva again about getting her a fake id and offered to pick her up in the lamborghini. a team of officers were waiting at the storage facility where he had a locker. when he spotted the officers, wade ran. >> one of the narcotic guys got close enough to kick him and kicked him in the upper chest and knocked him to the ground. >> he add gun on his waist band? >> he add loaded glock 45 with 50 rounds of ammunition in separate magazines. >> wade struggled to reach his gun, but it was stuck under the t-shirt he wore under his pea coat. they opened the storage locker to this sight. the lamborghini squeezed inside with just inches to spare. the motorcycle used in the drive by, the helmet and guns and plans for other crimes. wade rented the storage unit under car mine columbo and he also had a fake id in that name. wade was planing a takeover robbery of a famous san francisco jewelry store. garrett has no doubt wade would have committed more crimes had he not been arrested. i'm posti

chief white house correspondent major garrett is with the president, who is on a trade mission in mexico tonight. major. >> reporter: scott, president obama urged ukrainian president yanukovich to keep the military out of this conflict, pull back his riot police, and negotiate a role for opposition leaders in a new, unity government. >> we expect the ukrainian government to show restraint, to not resort to violence in dealing with peaceful protesters. we've said that we also expect peaceful protesters to remain peaceful, and we'll be monitoring very carefully the situation, recognizing that along with our european partners and the international community there, will be consequences if people step over the line. >> reporter: the white house has warned yanukovich that the bloodshed does not end, it will slap economic sanctions on a wide array of financial transactions. a senior official described reports of a truce between the government and protesters as a glimmer of hope, but, scott, the white house says it intends to keep up the diplomatic pressure. >> pelley: major garrett traveling wi

back towards the west around frostburg, around garrett county.an see the whole system making its way our way. this is going to be a monster of a system by this time tomorrow night. but right now it's just getting its act together. and for us, it means a little snow and a winter weather advisory that is in effect. not for d.c. and annapolis for fredericksburg, but it is out to the west. frederick, martin, winchester, hagerstown, and even a winter storm warning out towards garrett county. i'll update you on exactly who gets what from this storm. another slight chance for snow and a whole big pattern shift. i've got it all in my forecast, coming up. >> thanks, doug. >>> chopper 4 captured this video showing the aftermath of this week's snowstorm. neighborhoods, as you can see, covered in white. the storm did make history. it's one of the top ten storms to hit parts of northern virginia. dulles airport got more than 13 inches of snow. and tonight many people still digging out. the big problem, side roads that have not been touched bay plow yet. jacki

. >> multiple sources say firefighter one is garrett murphy.ves with his wife and young child in south-central pennsylvania. he commutes two hours to washington. on a cased comment that has shocked the region. neighbors told us off camera they were deeply troubled this tragedy. a fellow firefighter is speaking out. >> outstanding employee. issuesaid he never had an all working alongside murphy. he believes what happened says more about a department in disarray than the inaction of a few firefighters. >> you are taking the bravest people out there. they are afraid of nothing and now they are afraid. that is how bad it is. >> according to the report, when cecil mills collapsed, people watched at a nearby fire hall. >> we understand we have to send someone right away. >> a rookie firefighter informed firefighter one of the situation. firefighter one said they needed ando to the lieutenant inform the the tenet that a man across the street was down and asked if the lieutenant was going to put them. onthe run he said he thought the address was the 13

garrett: i thank you. i believe the gentleman from delaware has already yielded back so at this point i would just like to again thank the gentleman from delaware for his work, the gentleman from wisconsin for his leadership on this issue, and also to -- on his page, i saw written in a large number was the magic number 57-0. i hope that does sound -- send sounding message over to -- send a resounding message over to the other body, to the senate, to do as they have not been doing for the last 14 months which is to take up some of these good job creation bills, a bill that helps promote jobs and small businesses in this country and with that i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill, h.r. 3448, as amended. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. . in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended -- the gentleman from delawa

garrett tenney is live in chicago with that.igh, garrett. >> reporter: julie, the crazy season across the u.s. continues in the past 24 hours we've seen tornadoes, blizzards and flooding. national weather service says four possible tornadoes touched down in central and southern illinois yesterday afternoon and into the evening. take a look at this video just west of springfield. this tornado destroyed several buildings but no one was injured there. another tornado, that is just outside of st. louis, also destroyed several buildings. it even tore the roof off of this knights of columbus hall. there were people inside that building who said it sounded like a roaring freight train just before the roof disappeared >> rolled it, similar to a sardine can and rolled that roof off of and off the back ever the building. >> reporter: miraculously no one there in the building was hurt. much of the northern midwest, while we saw tornadoes in illinois, they were seeing blizzard conditions yesterday. they're expected to continue to get up to

garrett, thank you very much.on't say i didn't tell you so. >> the gatekeepers -- >> maybe we should not at the school. >> i totally disagree. the schools have every inningright to get involved. >> no, they don't. no, they don't to infinity. that kind of mature discussion then. one of my favorite nutritionists because she practices what she preaches and still thinks this is money well spent. she is back with us. might be well spent for the good intentions but the kids are not eating it. >> it's true, the kids were not takers. >> why is that. >> the program was a little bit aggressive. >> you think? >> a little bit. but i think it's absolutely a good program and was the right choice at the right time, and we're seeing children that are obese. >> they're getting thinner because they're starving. >> i think the fact the kids boycotted the food, they're claiming they're starving is ridiculous. >> they're going to vending machines. vending machine sales are soaring. >> least the mandates show the vehicling machines are

garrett kennedy of the l.a.t when the singer raised eyebrows at the hotel pool. >> and one of the conversations that i was getting is that security, and guests were saying that she was doing handstands by the pool. i thought, oh, that is pretty bizarre. >> and then there was this -- >> kennedy says that houston smelled of cigarettes and alcohol when she burst in on her mentor clive davis. i came to say hi to your god dad. >> and i was like, you are a mess right now, and you are embarrassing yourself and i'm embarrassed for you. >> and the pop star appeared anything but disheveled or disoriented later that night. whitney houston attended a pregrammy party, and witnesses said that as she walked the red carpet she had it together and was on the best behavior. adam ambrose is a publicist for "true hollywood." >> she walked along here holding in fact with bobbi kristina, and they were both looking radiant. when they arrived, they were looking fantastic. >> and houston was even up for a little impromptu entertaining,

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fields, or garrett's in chicago, so it can generate $10 million a year.'m on my way to meet the owner of planet popcorn, and i'm gonna determine if this is a good deal for me or not. good morning, i'm marcus. >> nice to meet you. >> you're sharla? >> yes. >> great meeting you. this is a nice setup. >> thank you. >> i'd like to taste some of the popcorn. is that possible? >> sure. >> what would you like me to taste? >> well, my caramel corn's really good, so we'll give you a caramel corn. >> oh, my god, this is amazing. >> thank you. and you know what? the popcorn is big. >> this is mushroom popcorn, which is made to coat. it's a better coating popcorn. >> tell me about that money. you just leave it in there like that? >> it's petty cash for when they run out of quarters or ones. >> do you have a safe? >> in here? no. >> scary, isn't it? >> yeah. >> while i like the popcorn at planet popcorn, one thing i don't like is the lack of controls around inventory and cash. i see cash all over the place, but i don't see the kind of discipline i expect in a good bus

pete ricketts and veterans affairs chris the president on their annual policy goals and plans with garrett president of the outlets and fishes and the nation's defence as being the foundation of a b ab in government policy. if you have to go she gets to go would be a humble it is i am immune to guillotine had become political. ditto has been i would consider me a comment. he did when he got into status reply to the foreign ministry said you will take a principled and effect this two track approach to anti n nucucleleler raisisisisisisisisisisisising f increased security in inter korean relations the ministry said in what approved by federal cooperation with neighboring countries such as china and russia and its traditional ally the united states. love you the most. once your team teach with miniature yet this is part of the foreign ministry has remained policy goals of building a sustainable peace that can then stop interesting change in the recovery act. securing global support for the occasion. the unification ministry says he will aim to create sustainable in the three and published thi

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a little bit of snow at times saturday and sunday. 33 degrees in hagerstown and garrett county. 18 degrees colder. 27 downtown. that is due to high pressure overhead. the saturday snow is a snow system through texarkana. it will give us light snow during the day tomorrow. cloudy skies when you wake up on sunday morning. and little light snow lay in the day on sunday. showers. see snow clearing skies and wintry weather by next thursday. >> 2020 is on tonight. you will hear unusual medical stories, including a teenager who goes blind suddenly. >> do people think you are strange? >> not being able to eat a normal thing? i don't know why. on that tonight on 20-20. up.ports coming >> a lot of excitement. we will see more soon. the wizards are becoming the fastest rising team of the lead. they off. tracks.ouse in their they are a force to be reckoned with. they are eager to keep a good thing going. everybody is playing now. hopefully we continue to do it. >> they are hoping to make the league take notice. back-to-back wins against two of the top teams from the west. then he stood toe to toe with

already you know the frogs are catching up to them and they've already defrauded the entire market by garrett watkins and arizona base class action attorney who is suing goldman sachs and others over the limit in case on behalf of two major manufacturers puts it this way it's like that line in the dark knight rises he says the storm. already here so what was that whole dark knight rises by them about they were demonizing occupy wall street as that as if they would wanted to bring anarchy and chaos and yet what he's rightly pointing out here is this manipulation of the the entire industrial process the entire industrial process from beginning to end is raising prices causing chaos and causing they're the ones causing the chaos and anarchy that the film industry imagined that the normal people are causing so this is a clear case of fascism which is a clear case of of a small group of people committing. fraud on an industrial scale. and as a result you've got. wide scale poverty disease ecological disaster. what what is the what is the solution because we were told after war world war two rememb

former fbi agent brad garrett says this can handicap law enforcement if there were a legitimate attack. >> because a tremendous drain on a joint terrorism task force should be focusing on the super bowl and the super bowl activities in times square. >> now, stadium security remains extremely tight. every worker moving and out and being screened and every package has an escort. >> american amanda knox vowing to fight a 28 year murder sentence. she's pleading for help in the battle to clear her name in what she calls overzealous prosecutors knox spoke to "good morning america" and we have the story. >> reporter: in a packed courtroom in florence, italian judge read sentences 28 years for amanda knox, 25 for her ex-boyfriend. neither was there. knox halfway around the world in seattle. >> first of all in, an exclusive emotional interview robin roberts knox says she couldn't believe what she was hearing. >> this really has hit me like a train. i did not expect this to happen. i really expected so much better from the italian justice system. they found me innocent before. how can they say g

as major garrett reports, the celebration featured some awkward moments. on the north portico, the first couple awaited the french president. he arrived conspicuously alone. francois hollande positioned himself in between and waved awkwardly. a slow descent down the staircase. the president's standard issued tuxedos, and then a parade of guests. singer mary j. blige. academy award nominee bradley cooper comedian stephen colbert, julia louis-dreyfus, j.j. abrams. the political class seemed off kilter. new york senator charles schumer says he loves the food. especially the rolls. samantha powers said her husband spoke germany. at the head table, he sat between president obama and mrs. obama, the decision closely guarded and delicate as the breakup with longtime valerie tree triweiler deprived him of a date. hollande basked in the president's attention. >> mr. president, i would like to thank you for the warm welcome. >> reporter: while president obama's toast got off to a rocky start. >> i think we have a translation. is that correct? no? you don't want me t

garrett thomas, a well-known athlete. in 2009, he told the daily mail. he said his secret ended his marriage and nearly drove him to survive, but unlike others he played for two years with little backlash. that cannot be said of justin faushi no, the first and so far only british pro soccer player who came out to say he was gay throughout his career. that was in 1990. coaches treated him cruelly. fans loathed him and his life spiraled downward until he killed himself. now some sports diving and tennis do have openly gay athletes, but sports like football or soccer have yet to have an openly da gay athlete. >> today attorney general erik holder issued a memo recognizing same-sex marriage to the greatest extent possible under the law. promising equality to members of our society regardless of their sexual orientation. holder said the rules will apply to all states regardless of their stance on same-sex marriage. just as the federal government gave more benefits to same-sex couples, four couples filed, forcing ohio to recognize gay marriages on birth selves

garrett is live in chicago. >> this entire case revolves around that one issue, are college footballrs employees of the university? using cane coulter as an example. they're building the case that the athletes are employees as defined by the nlrb act. the former quarterback for northwestern university spent most of the day detailing the massive amount of time required by the football players, between 40 and 60 hours a week, during much of the year on top of classes. coulter says he didn't have any issues with the demanding schedule. in fact he said he loved the schedule. but his attorney says his time requirements and the heavy control the coaches have over players' lives, those are part of the employee-employer relationship. attorneys for northwestern just got started doing their cross, of coulter and they're going to try to determine that athletes are students first and employees second. >> how long is this expected to take? >> well, shep, attorneys toll me they expect it to go through the end of this week, possibly next week. a decision is not expected to come for at least several

this goes out toward garrett county.ome of the mountains of western maryland and west virginia could get half an inch of ice or more. could be really bad there. looking at snow in kansas and northern oklahoma. 3 to 6 inches of snow in northern oklahoma, southern kansas from that system but all quiet on doppler 9000 here this morning. cold temps are up in pennsylvania. they're expecting potentially a foot or more snow in the i-80 corridor on wednesday. low teens there. we're 20 degrees warmer for the most part here with some 20s here. down to 25 in germantown. it's 25 at bull run. 28 in waldorf and alexandria this morning. and 30 in crofton. even up in cross junction, midz 20s. about 26 up there outside of winchester. they had 4 to 5 inches of snow yesterday. great visibility in spite of the fact we've got mostly cloudy skies. 31. these are high clouds, not really doing much for us except keeping temps up a little bit. north, north east winds at 8. the windchill making it feel like 23 degrees. so today is sort of the calm

cumberland and oakland, in fact, good weekend to go skiing, garrett county will get a bunch of snow around wisp and timber lane and davis, west virginia will get a -- timberline and davis, west virginia will get a bunch of snow. i think frederick to hagerstown 2 to 4 and west of that the elevation will catch up and you'll get colder air and 4 to 6 out toward cumberland, romney, oakland towards petersburg. i'll tweet this out in a second. temperatures 50 downtown, 45 in gaithersburg, 48 manassas and really with this clipper there's no cold air to draw on, so we'll probably be able to eventually change to snow, but with these temperatures not a problem on the roads, so take your valentine out to dinner. >>> a little more snow in the forecast has a lot of presidents holiday weekend travelers trying to duck another jab from mother nature and many are trying to get on the road early and scott broom is out on interstate 70 keeping track of what's going on. >> reporter: it's going well, dry pavement and a remarkable recovery here on interstate 70 in frederick county after 18 inches of snow yester

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garrett: mr. speaker, the bureau of financial protection claims unlimited power to define and regulate every conceivable financial transaction in the country, and yet it claims to be unaccountable to no one. so i find it disservinghat they collect private credit card data on americans and does so without the knowledge of those americans. it's so bad that the bureau collects information on nine -- over 990 million credit card accounts. according to the professor of economics at george mason, he said, quote, there are costs and potential harms to collecting and maintaining massive databases, including the potential for abuse, violation of consumer privacy and security concerns in the event of its data breach. mr. speaker, the bureau believes its actions must go unquestioned and now it wants your credit card information too. this legislation before us protects citizens by protecting and prohibiting the bureau from collecting americans' nonpublic personal and financial information without first receiv

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congressman scott garrett. did you know it was going on?y do we know it's going on, we predicted that when you have an agency that is unaaccountable to anyone. the house of representatives, to the administration, anyone they could basically run amuck and doing what they're doing. collecting data on the areas you're talking about and more. what do you think is the real reason for doing it? what are they saying is the reason for doing it? >> we can only surmise the real reason for doing this. there's a sentence in washington the administration and other agencies a culture of control some would say they want to collect all the data on us. the information whether the employment data, the traveling information, and the previous article you were talking about as far as cars and what have you. it's even more knee fair use, our daily business transaction. i have three or four credit cards in my wallet right now, if i remember correctly. there are over 1 billion, 1.1 billion credit card accounts in this country. and this administration, the bureau,

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there is more to this first sunday in february than the super bowl, that's why we turn next to major garrettk at what is ahead on face the nation. good morning, major. >> good morning, charlie, we will have eric cantor and the latest on the political turmoil surrounding new jersey governor chris christie. >> osgood: thank you, we will be watching. and next week, here on sunday morning. close-up on cuddling. >> rg,. >> osgood: we leave you this groundhog day at the west virginia state wildlife center in french creek. >> nd,. >> osgood: this is charles osgood. please join us again next sunday morning. until then, i will see you on the radio. >> captioning made possible by johnson & johnson, where quality products for the american family have been a tradition for generations ,,,,,,,, good morning, i'm anne mako. i'm phil matier. i'm mark kelly. there s a lot >>> good morning. it is raining and it's 7:30. it is sunday february 2. >> there is a lot of news to get to in the next. >> another city is talking about a soda tax. a lot of people are against that. who wants to pay more? the people propos

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garrett, chairman of capital market subcommittee. >> i thank the chair and i thank chair yellen. congratulations on your position. welcome to the committee. thank you also, i understand the rules here that you are waving a little bit and you're staying a little longer since there's a whole host of members of congress on both sides who would really like to dig into some instructions. so we do very much appreciate that. >> thank you. >> i'm going to step aside from some of the monetary discussion, some people have made and otherwise get into, to start off with, your supervision role which, of course, under dodd frank and others have been expanded greatly. i'm not going to run through the list of expansions. you know well what they are. but let me just begin to go back, i'll reference a letter, a report back in november 2011 the goa came up with a report and implementation of cost benefit and analysis. and in that report, just to brief you, fed reserve general counsel responded to it with a letter that was scott alvarez and senior adviser james lyon responding to that. what they sai

bruno mars and russell garrett bruno mars and russell wilson >> will send you do high i.q.mpoos here products sell products. : moody's spirit he is good is squeaky clean was >> to have a good rivalry against kapernick who is a little bit as year. a little bit edgier >> you know, toothpaste or albee crest... of course because he has blanket coverage when he's placed insurance. >> telecom because he has a communications degree from stanford. >> gary: do you think he will stay? is anyone use him in a bounceback situation? that >> is this kind of think that gatorade can do. he lost the game but not any endorsements. >> gary: the house budweiser puppy love? >> 6000 people are responding. >> a little tired of the cute animal spirit everything was very warm and fuzzy not a lot of chances were taken but every year is seems like people love the clydesdales and the poppy's they were the no. 1 spot last year. you have a lot of family and women watching the game. it is almost safe and successful way to go. >> gary: how about t mobil? >> i have done so much this year. >> gary: does not

garrett, chairman of our capital markets subcommittee. >> i thank the chair, and i thank chair yellen. congratulations on your position. welcome to the committee. thank you also. i understand the rules here that you are waiving a little bit and staying a little longer, since there are a whole host of members on congress on both sides who would like to dig in. we do very much appreciate that. i'm going to step aside from some of the monetary discussions some people have made and otherwise get into, to start off with, your prudential supervision role, which of course under dodd-frank and others have been expanded greatly. i'm not going to run through the list of all the expansions. you know well what they are. let me just begin to go back, reference a letter you may -- a report back in november 2011. president gao came up with a report on dodd-frank regulation and implementation of cost benefit and analysis. and in that report, just to brief you, fed reserve general council responded to it with a letter. that was scott alvarez and james lyon responding to that. what they said, what the

isning us to discuss this and ubs's garrett mccarney.thing that doesn't matter, how should we read this? is dangerous to ,xtrapolate one data point london is strong across all sectors, this is one data point. there will be other businesses that will choose london as the right listing location. you can take a longer-term deal on this. to listnt a big company in london, we wanted to be the right company. was this the right company? absolutely, this is the right company to go to america. i am delighted. [laughter] great news for london, we have a very strong and vibrant technology sector in the u.k. we have a number of ipos that are doing really well. i don't know what the ups corporate book is like, we definitely have a lot of companies talking to us about coming to market this year. >> is important that we get the right -- there are certain companies that act as bellwethers and lightning rods and will attract others. you can look at it different ways. if we get the right company, it will have a better effect than simply having a big numbe

major garrett at the white house where officials say they are very disappointed. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, norah and anthony and viewers in the west. the relationship is nondpisent. protests about the prisoner release not only fell on deaf ears, they may have intensified and accelerated karzai's defiance. the u.s. believes they are dangerous, have committed acts of war against u.s. or nato forces and they fear they have returned to the battlefield or if they haven't they will. they ignored much evidence united states provided. they claim prisoners at bagram violate sovereignty. there's more than enough evidence to prosecute taliban fighters under afghan law and sovereignty is meaningless. karzai leaves office in april. the big unresolved is whether he will sign an agreement with the united states that will allow a residual force of u.s. personnel to remain in afghanistan after 2014. the united states has said karzai must sign that agreement or the u.s. forces will pull out entirely. >> major, the president is headed to california this weekend to add