mel gibson went out of his way to make what he thought was the definitive movie. got into some hot water from the jewish community over allegations of anti-semitism. were you worried about that? >> we consulted with rabbis and in particular with the anti-defamation league, just to understand the sensitivities and what could we do while keeping to the gospels, but being sensitive to the jewish faith. jesus and the disciples were all jewish. there were no christians, jews, and romans. it was simply the jewish people and the romans. >> reporter: even before the critics have weighed in, the film has a built-in audience. >> your hunger for righteousness will be filled. >> if you didn't know jesus and you came to this movie for the first time, i think you would get a beautiful understanding of what he came to do. >> blessed are the pure in heart. for they shall see god. >> we tried to tell the movie as a thriller to create the tension and the drama, to make it compelling. >> you are charged with blasphemy. >> reporter: clearly a labor of love for them. now also poised t

>> so this other guy who looks like he's from gibson comes back and jack is really going at her.e's really upset. >> i left for two seconds, she picked it up, she broke it. >> jack's doing a pretty good job of acting. >> he is. he is a good actor. >> one of these typical musicians, they have to pick it up and look at it and, oh, my gosh, $120,000 -- >> i didn't touch it. >> when alex g. is almost in tears jack finally says to tyler ward. >> stop it, tyler. just tell her it's a prank. just tell her, tyler! >> ah! >> oh, my gosh. she must be so relieved right now. >> i hope they didn't have to perform after this. >> jack actually pulled this stunt on a bunch of other people in a whole other video you can see that including christopher lloyd from "back to the future" fame if you want to see this prank pulled on other people, go to rightthisminute.com. >>> a psa for the popular kids in school. >> it doesn't get better. >> this is a parody, but there's a lot of truth behind this. >> why it might be all downhill for those who peeked early. >>> and -- >> the horse is, like, oh, i know t

ii and the gibson never admitted to it but women made these.special gibsons and i think this might be one of them. >> that's why they're superior. >> made by women. >> we have to leave it there, allen. thank you so much for bringing those in. steve, thank you for the ballad as well. and thanks for watching "street signs," everybody. >> "the closing bell" kicks off right now, everybody. >>> yes, welcome to "the closing bell." i'm kelly evans here at the new york stock exchange. >> and i'm bill griffeth here at cnbc global headquarters. here we go again. the s&p 500 flirting with all-time highs. for a time we were two or three points above the old closing high and we have a late day sell-off that seems to be spoiling the party.

. >> and you worked closely with mel gibson, box office receipts, this is huge amounts of money. look at for example the bible, the series of which the son of god is the base for this movie coming out. 13.1 million viewers. a record at the history channel. they never had numbers like that. look at "duck dynasty." family oriented show. they have been as high as $14 million at times. why? >> first of all, it is not just that you throw up jesus and there is a blockbuster, remember after "passion of christ" there were lots of films that tried to make a quick buck and failed. this is the formula here. you have to have a great production, and it has to be deeply faith-driven. we're going to have some coming up, for example, "noah," with russell crowe. we'll see how it does. this is the formula, really good production and faith-driven. >> paul, you work with the hollywood reporter, out there with all the hollywood liberals, don't take it personally. but seriously, obviously, there is something to this. but you always still kind of get the lowest common demoninator, your reaction? >> wel

tom gibson gives us a little tour from our london bureau., throughd and sun and sky, wind turbine travels over 600 miles just for testing. so why is it so special? it just megawatts, became the world's most powerful . the king of the turbines unique height at 220 meters, two statue of liberty's. major blade so you can catch the most when possible. it covers 20,000 square meters, the same as three football fields. this machine is likely to be built out at sea where it can most affect the play work, converting strong and more persistent wind at larger heights. as says the bigger, the better. then again, if one of these giants goes off the hand at dishes wind, that is more energy, too. it is machines like this that manufacturers hope to bring down the cost of her new willful energy. if they are right, do not expect it to hold the crown of the worlds most powerful turbine for much longer. tom gibson, bloomberg. bp is focused on oil. best just -- vestas on win. d. what about biofuels? here is anour -- idea from the friends of the national science

thomas gibson. welcome. your 200th episode tomorrow night.how were reasonable. just basically, i think, i respectable maybe second place, you know? so i think when expectations are really high, you know, you're doomed. and by maybe the middle of the first season, we were -- we found an audience. and then we kind of caught this juggernaut of a show. >> yeah. >> and i was telling you earlier, when people start saying in the airports, hey, i like your new show, then you know you're doing something right. >> why is it so popular? >> you know, i think it's when i read stories about these unspeakable things people do to each other, i wonder what happened in this person's life to make them capable of that. i think that's a universal kind of theme. the show does very well all over the world, and i think that's part of the reason. >> well, it's the only show that really focuses on the criminal mind. the killer's instinct. what makes them tick. there's something fascinating about disconcerting about it, too, do you think so? >> absolutely disconcerting

will residents there have access to safe chemical free water joining me now for more on that is karl gibson journalist with the nation of change carl welcome. thanks tom thanks very much on the program and just a quick correction the original story was on occupied ok great thanks for that before we get to have what happened last month understand there's another chemical spill out of a coal processing facility that leaked into a tributary of the qana kanawati river am i saying that right that yeah that's pronounced cannot and yet it happened this morning that was from a slurry containment facility coal slurry is a really harmful kind of waste i was talking to a vivian stockman from the ohio valley environmental coalition she took some but as i said to you guys and maybe they can you know website later she was saying that the water was running all the way from the stream down to the cannot river and that they were actually packing in pieces of hay with wire to damp a river and dumping in big fish sized chunks of limes to build a dam to try to stop the black water from getting into the drinkin

coal industry and its economic benefits well earlier today i spoke to investigative journalist carl gibson was on the ground in west virginia about the latest developments regarding both the spills i first asked him if he believed the e.p.a. his claims that the coal slurry contained none of the potentially deadly chemical and c h m. chats was a guy who lives in charleston he drove she decided this bill the morning after a. and he told me that you know when you smell the air you smell that licorice and that licorice is the smell of and c h m which was the chemical spilled into the elk river on january night. another environmental activist stockman from the ohio valley environmental coalition she told me the same thing she felt she smelled licorice now it's interesting because the west virginia department of environmental protection says that no m.c.h. . even though people all around her are smelling that chemical so it remains to be seen what what ultimately going to be done and the cleanup crews right now are you know working on gaming out the spill with bales of hay back together with wir

yet it doesn't anyone or strike them as odd that we have enough guys to go raid the gibson guitar factoryover imported wood. priorities? are those really our priorities? so it's easy to complain. suggestion going forward and then i would like to take your questions. if we were to streamline these federal agencies and intelligence operation, and internal affairs investigation type operations, and one federal law-enforcement operation segmented into different divisions kind of like the nypd had. you could have crosstraining, you can move people around and take advantage of economies of scale and scope everything the private sector does. you could streamline, promote faster, promotion rules everything from promotion this could all be economize. we could save tons of money and at the same time reality manpower to its priorities like that. we can't do that now. even in the secret service when we need people we have to put that request to other agencies, goes through these big channels and ways all kinds of money just to get a guy with a gun to show up. we wouldn't have to do any of that. we co

in fact, the ceo of gibson guitars talks about this. listen.e with automatic weapons. >> in your factory, like you were making drugs or something. >> into three factories. they came into three factories, they evacuated all of our employees into the parking lot. they turned off the video surveillance. and then they seized a lot of goods, guitars, hards drives. since the first raid, we have spent $2.4 million just in legal fees addressing this issue. and we have not been charged with anything. there's no trial. >> >> so they turned off the video sur say lance surveillanc? >> that's extreme. >> there's a ban of certain importation of plants and wildlife in this wood, but now we'll look at the new guitar they are pointing out. they are thumbing their nose with the obama administration called the government series to left paw. >> this is the very same wood the government took back and had to give back. now they are making government-issued guitars out of the same wood. >> well, what kind of country and administration is it on the suspicion of using

damarcus cousins posts up on taj gibson, and powers his way inside for the dunk... he scored a game- high 25 points. bulls still down in the third when noah gets called for a loose ball foul... he disagrees with the call and promptly lets the referees know it with some colorful language. he gets ejected, and could face further discipline from the league. noah has apologized, but the bulls score a season- low and lose 99-70. patrick kane playing in l-a, just hours after the death of his grandfather. hawks a on power play just a minute into the game... and kane slips one past his olympic teammate jonathan quick... then points to the sky. later in the period... hawks with a three- on- one breakaway, and kane centers to bryan bickell who breaks out of his slump with his eighth goal. hawks back up in the third... patrick sharp steals the puck and centers to kane for his second goal of the night... his first multi- goal game since december 14-th. the hawks win 5-3, and sweep the season series with the kings. notre dame visiting newly- minted number-one team, syracuse. the

some of the heaviest rain right now, napa, all of that moving off near vacaville and the gibson area.n't spent much time in the east bay because they have not had the amount of rainfall but skyline road, oakland reporting a moderate amount of rain and heavier amounts towards davenport and santa cruz as well as scots valley. so here is a look at the weather cam, the reduced visibility as the rain continues to fall. street flooding medium, high in the north bay. mud rock slides, wind damage, very slight and river flooding very low. but we are looking for another up to at least four inches of rain in the wettest spots, mainly in the north bay. check out these rainfall totals close to 5" the past 24 hours at mount saint jaleda, redwood city as well as san jose. our sky cam is showing you that fuzzy fog on deck now. slight delays, you better believe it. you will have them tonight and tomorrow as well. the live shots on our sfo cam with temperatures in the 60s. here is a look at the highlights continuing with rain and wind overnight. heavy rain on our sunday and then more wet days expected

outside of mel gibson the passion haven't been too many.this week when the film "son of god" is released. >> our father in heaven feeds the birds of the air. how much more will he give to you. [gasps] >> put god first and everything else will follow. you hunger for righteousness, you will be filled. >> with us now the man who produced that film mark burnett. i have a book "killing jesus" we have a film that will be out easter season next year. my book is just history. jesus being caught up in tremendous power struggle between the romans and people in judeo. you and your wife row that downing roma downing say to the movie goer is he god. >> absolutely. our movie starts at revelation john old man looking back. first words we will hear on the movie screens friday when it comes out in the beginning was the word. the word was with god and the word was god. and we know that the word was gee, you can transpose that and say jesus is god. >> why are you doing that? you can do it another way. you could do it another way. can you say look, but you are

the ceo of gibson guitar joins us now from nashville. good morning to you. >> good morning.ons. the swat team was there like your you were operating a meth lab. what were you doing wrong? >> well, they came in twice and it was all about wood, specifically fingerboard wood. in the first case, they said we did something wrong by the laws in madagascar. the second time they said we did something wrong by the laws of india. in both cases, it had nothing to do with endangered wood, but it had to do with the description of tariff codes and the thickness of the wood we were using. in other words, if it was a different thickness or technically was somewhat different, it would have been fine. secondly, it was about the laws in those countries and both of those countries said that we did everything by their laws. they disagreed. >> and here is the thing, it's not like they cracked down on everybody in your business who did that. they just cracked down on you. >> exactly. >> that's nuts. okay. so ultimately this has wound up costing you to clear your good name. how much money? >> well,

gibson makes it a 25-cushion.ints and five uh seeses and five -- assists and five turnovers. next up, the knicks at madison square garden on friday. in the pac-12, celtic boss scouting in tucson. it was all wild cats from there. gordon out of archbishop with a high light real-material dunk. he had 13 and this was the zone and dunk-a-thon of exploding with two hands. pay back is a bear. in this case a wild cat. 87-59. he is locked in, or was that fear on his face? the positive rejecting 7-2 jordan. the power jam and then an alley-oop. those are the entirety of the stanford highlights. the real shaquille and stanford falls 76-54. the giants and the a's opened cactus league play today. and josh -- josh been waiting for the price of mattresses to fall? then don't miss sleep train's beautyrest and posturepedic closeout sale. save up to 40% on closeout sets from beautyrest and posturepedic. save hundreds on floor samples and closeout inventory. these prices are falling fast, but these deals won't last. the beautyrest an

put up some of these numbers and get a look at how that turned out for mel gibson.n, you compare that to the hangover at 207, so it turns out that these kind of themes can do very well at the box office, joe. tell us about the money side of this. why would hollywood be so interested in these pictures? >> passion of the profit, martha. martha: that kind of profit. >> you mentioned 370 million before, if you include international receipts, passion of the christ made over $600 million. in the case of "son of god," that averaged about 11.5 million people watching per night. martha: roe ma downey are the couple behind this big movie. >> what's 11.5 million, what does that amount to? breaking bad, which apparently everybody watched, only 10 million watched that series finale. so there is such an appetite for this, and i'll throw one more number out at you, 77% of americans -- according to gallup -- identify themselves as christian in some way, protestant or catholic. that's well over 200 million people. so why not tap into that audience more? but if somebody isn't getting

gibson makes it a 25-cushion.ts and five uh seeses and five -- assists and five turnovers. next up, the knicks at madison square garden on friday. in the pac-12, celtic boss scouting in tucson. it was all wild cats from there. gordon out of archbishop with a high light real-material dunk. he had 13 and this was the zone and dunk-a-thon of exploding with two hands. pay back is a bear. in this case a wild cat. 87-59. he is locked in, or was that fear on his face? the positive rejecting 7-2 jordan. the power jam and then an alley-oop. those are the entirety of the stanford highlights. the real shaquille and stanford falls 76-54. the giants and the a's opened cactus league play today. and josh -- josh y! hi! ladies, how are you? let's taste some wine. ♪ ♪ seize your vacation with a southwest airlines sale. go to southwest.co where our lowest fares are now available as low as $69 one-way. book now at southwest.com and carpe vacay. ♪ one of the besis that millions a is that millions of people will qualify for financial

fourth quarter now, taj gibson doing the honors. bulls win 103-83. >>> college hoops. cal and arizona. nick johnson and kobs at the rim. hollis finishing with the jam. arizona wins 87-59. >>> giants and a's in scottsdale today. second inning, new giant michael morris at the dish. that ball ripped to right off jessie chavez. but this is an unbelievable effort in the first spring training game of the exhibition season. morris in disbelief of the grab. but redick was just getting started. in the fourth, not so fast, redick pulls another homer back, then turns it into a double play at second. the a's win it 10-5. afterwards, redick tweeted to morris that he would take him out to dipper. more news after the break. is this the bacon and cheese diet? this is the creamy chicken corn chowder. i mean, look at it. so indulgent. did i tell you i am on the... [ both ] chicken pot pie diet! me too! [ male announcer ] so indulgent, you'll never believe they're light. 100-calorie progresso light soups. ♪ [ male announcer ] don't wait for awesome... totino's pizza rolls gets you there

a little floater over todd gibson. warriors win 102-87. >>> former usf coach hoping they could solidify. they trailed san diego by nine in the second half. but avery holmes sparks the comeback. ties the game at 58 and they go onto win. they are eight and four in the wcc. i have in my hand, the thursday night top five. at number five, a look at olympic competition. a face full of ice on the snow boarding slopes qualifying. that is a dangerous one. shawn white dropped out of that. number four, a sandbagger. >> you can't relate to that. >> back to pebble beach, jimmy walker gets a shot at johnny water. number two, james haan. watch the approach. and the back on six. he is looking for the roll. he is looking for the direction. and the eagles have landed. the chest bump with his cad by. number one, today at golden gate field. that is a long shot. he was 0 for his last 18 races and pulls off a stunnerment if you put two dollars on that horse to win, you won $69 and 40 cents. pretty good payday. >> the number on that horse? >

. >> reporter: at least 30,000 spectators, the like gibson family, seattle seahawks fans, were expected to arrive this way, finding the experience mostly convenient if not slightly surreal. >> i think it's kind of an unreal situation. in the beginning we all hoped this would happen. >> reporter: fears of frigid weather some held about the first outdoor super bowl venue despite snow blanketing the area near the stadium as seen from space. at mustang harry's in manhattan, those without tickets put on their game faces. >> the only thing that will make this better is if the broncos win it. >> when they win. >> when they win, that will top it off. >> reporter: those lucky to see it in person did, too, as years of super planning comes to an end tonight. now most of the fans we spoke to going into the stadium tonight said overall they were pretty pleased with operations, even though they had to endure some long bus rides. as you saw, there were some complaints about transit glitches and overcrowding at train stations. kate? >> a good game. ron mott, thanks. >>> among those attending tonight's

gibson makes it a 25-cushion. five points and five uh seeses and five -- assists and five turnovers. next up, the knicks at madison square garden on friday. in the pac-12, celtic boss scouting in tucson. it was all wild cats from there. gordon out of archbishop with a high light real-material dunk. he had 13 and this was the zone and dunk-a-thon of exploding with two hands. pay back is a bear. in this case a wild cat. 87-59. he is locked in, or was that fear on his face? the positive rejecting 7-2 jordan. the power jam and then an alley-oop. those are the entirety of the stanford highlights. the real shaquille and stanford falls 76-54. the giants and the a's opened cactus league play today. and josh -- josh [ man ] adventure, it means taking chances. it means trying something new. [ woman ] just, that uncertainty of what's to come. [ man ] just kidding. ♪ can you please stop doing that? ♪ [ woman ] you walk outside, and it's cement and broken glass. and this is just like... the opposite of that. ♪ cactus league op

but on race day runners like gibson say nothing comes between them and the road. i think it will definitely be received well obviously a few bothered by it at the beginning of the race.a couple miles in it's not going to be on their mind. be thinking about the race and that'll be it. the boston marathon will be held on april 21st. democrats in congress want to force a vote. on raising the minimum wage. democrats must get a majority of house members to sign the petition. in order for the measure to move forward. however. that is not likely. republicans side with a congressional budget office report, which found, the move could cost the economy a half a million jobs. but that same report also stated. increasing pay, would help lift 900- thousand americans out of poverty. the proposed bill would increase the minimum wage from 7-25 an hour. to 10- dollars and 10-cents an hour. a surprising scene in campbell today. a man drives his car into a home -- with a woman, reportedly his girlfriend. and 2 children inside the car. and police say, it was intentional. this evening

. >> gibson is there for the pullback. scored a team high 4626. >> a game-high 34 for him. fall to 2-3 on the road trip. the opening ceremonies for the winter olympics do not dare until tonight. three american riders fell short of qualifying and will compete in the semifinals tomorrow. american free style skier will not compete after injuring her leg during a training run. she crashed earlier in warmups. the blackhawks have one more game before the olympics. they're already dressed. all 10 olympians posed in their countries uniforms. team usa and canada play their first games on sunday. >> they also made a trade for 24 words from the islanders and exchange for a fourth round draft pick. had just four errors and won a gold glove in 2012. he is the only player left who is eligible for arbitration. the couple to work out a deal before the hearing next week. >> bingo! >> it's a shame sadie isn't here today wins. she always coulda won the big prize. >> you know, that coulded her with some of jim's f have helps.uneral expense >> there wasn't any >>life insurance? no, there wasn't

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that's her crew chief, tony gibson, talking to a member of biffle's team.fle will line up right in front of her on the outside. rows two and three behind jimmie johnson. it's johnson versus keselowski on point. there are just six laps to go. >> yeah. and that outside line now has the hot rods in it that jimmie johnson's car is fast. 16 is right there. i think danica and biffle might think they can do something with johnson if they get the chance. >> pace car dives in. chevy, ford, front row. toyota ford, toyota chevy and here they come. >> danica is right up against the back of biffle. biffle up against johnson and head off to turn one. the race is on. >> building from 70 miles an hour pace car speed. up to 190 miles an hour by the time they hit turn 3 and johnson is in command. >> biffle is setting the time. his teammate, kenseth, pushed him to the very last half and dale jr. slid by him at the end of the race. biffle is in a great position right now. >> darrell, do you stay in the high groove if you're up front? >> you have to. you cannot move right now.

cozzens' posts up on gibson and powers his way inside. still down in the third. they disagree is and promptly lets the referee is no lesson colorful language. he gets ejected. he could face further discipline. a season low and lose 99-70. there in phoenix tonight. >> a three on one particular. steals the puck and centers to kane for his second goal of the night. the hawks win 5-3. >> a tough day overall. one of my great friends growing up. this was a sad day. it is important to get the win but anytime you get someone take away from an that is so close tear to mean so much the it is tough to hear the record for the game. >> a tough time for him. >> u.s. 9 of 12 from long range. he scored a game-high 33. was a 61-55. the pall also lost to georgetown. another day another snowstorm. >> bingo! >> it's a shame sadie isn't here today wins. she always coulda won the big prize. >> you know, that coulded her with some of jim's f have helps.uneral expense >> there wasn't any >>life insurance? no, there wasn't. i'd been trying to convince her to call penn progra about the co

downhill skiing wrapped up and let the snow settled slovenia scheme the maze and swiveling dominate gibson had i been cooked minus ten meters high is the second and one minute and forty one point five seconds against them both were named gold medalist said that the ten golds affect the medal stand. in fact it did of gold and bronze from that event actually lifted tennis was a land into fifth place. non norway stays on the top which can generate real english for gold nails each. with the vacuum the dust on the sky was gold medal. i passed up the dusty happened on the dusty skating again. and moving on we have a medal contender for a team korea tonight. hello what the band came to the golden streets after he's held high osama malik from bank for in the men's one thousand meter is back. and to remain in power to seize korea can add another bowl crumble. i am fine if the new lead in the snowboard halfpipe. semis and finals of the late at night. and it's the end of this place at ascot. after that. it's so so morally night cheering thinking so much too soon for all those updates the time. right

order, there will be two minutes of debate, equally divided in the usual form prior to a vote on the gibson nomination. mr. reid: madam president, i yield back all that time. the presiding officer: without objection. the question is on the nomination. all those in favor say aye. all those opposed say no. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes have it. the nomination is confirmed. under the previous order, the motions to reconsider are considered made and laid upon the table, the president will be immediately notified of the senate's action and the senate will resume legislative session. mr. reid: madam president, with the consent of the senate i ask we proceed to a period of morning business with senators permitted to speak therein for ten minutes each. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. reid: i ask at 11:00 a.m. tomorrow, february 12 the senate consider the nominations numbered 525, 527 and 529, there be 30 minutes for divide debate, upon the use or yielding back of that time the senate vote with no intervening action or debate on the nominations in the order listed. with no inter

thomas gibson with the miss, d.j. johnson, one man gathers what another man spills.pill on to the court. yeah. it's party time in the little apple. >>> the nba, dwight howard and the rockets are on the road against the timberwolves. houston riding a five-game win streak. james harden for howard. howard, 18 points, 15 rebounds. fourth quarter, houston by 13, jeremy lin to terrence jones. the rockets are 13-0 in the calendar year so far when they score 100 or more points. put 107 on the timberwolves. >> yeah, they're also undefeated no matter how many points they score as long as they score more than the other team. >> yes, yes, they are. back to you. >> guys, thanks. >>> all right. you probably know by now that soccer's world cup is this summer in brazil. >> all right. here's an italian soccer player who won't be there, but his goal celebration was enough to be our "play of the day." >> yeah, check it out. he scores an easy goal after making a mistake by the goalie and then runs over to his teammates on the bench. >> and when he gets there, he puts his head straight t

on my immediate left is janine gibson who is the editor in chief of "guardian u.s." which broke the initial stories. and next to her we have the editor of the "new york times" on the west side. needs no introduction. but nevertheless we're delighted to have her here. she's a member of the board of visitors of the journalism school. and also i think it's fair to say that "the new york times" is still the voice, the editorial voice which is probably most listened to by the establishment in the u.s. i hope that's not too controversial. next we have david schultz. david is a leading first amendment lawyer. he's very kind to make time in his schedule to teach up here at the law school. he's a partner at a law firm. he is "the guardian's" lawyer on the n.s.a. and before that he was external counsel to "the new york times" on wikileaks, i believe. so he has been inside two of the biggest stories of this time. and we're very, very pleased to have cass here. one of the things we have sought is to get members of the administration or the n.s.a. to come and talk to us. they're

ii and the gibson never admitted to it but women made these. there's a bunch of special gibsons and i think this might be one of them. >> that's why they're superior. >> made by women. >> we have to leave it there, allen. thank you so much for bringing those in. steve, thank you for the ballad as well. and thanks for watching "street signs," everybody. >> "the closing bell" kicks off right now, everybody. >>> yes, welcome to "the closing bell." i'm kelly evans here at the new york stock exchange. >> and i'm bill griffeth here at cnbc global headquarters. here we go again. the s&p 500 flirting with all-time highs. for a time we were two or three points above the old closing high and we have a late day sell-off that seems to be spoiling the party. lucy put the football up and charlie brown is ready to kick it again he thinks. >> i thought that's what you meant by here we go again. the fact that every time we come on air it feels like the market has been losing altitude. today does that become the theme or will we be able to retest these highs, ma

kendis gibson, abc 7 news. >> the storm is expected to bring more sleet and rain to two dozen states. right now roads are dangerous. across the country, 1000 flights canceled. officials arel preparing to avoid the snow and ice catastrophe we saw in atlanta last week. stay connected and track the latest on the weather wrap. you can follow us on facebook or twitter. the gas station in montgomery county turned into a nightmare for a local father. a man stole his car with his five-year-old son in the back seat. kevin lewis is live from this gas station with the story you will see only here. >> this story will make any parent cringe. 6:00 on a saturday night. dad pulled into this parking lot to refuel. gasp, where the car is parked now. he walked inside to pay. when he returned, his car and son were gone. keep your eyes and the man pushing this scooter. he is about to get arrested. >> that was my car. mild mannered.as was senior gassing up. he creeps behind the pump and very clearly opens customer dewitt mathews car. his five-year-old son. since his trouble, then back inside shouting call

das kendis gibson. >> we are in the weather center with a look at how much ice is in store for us. >> we are above freezing in the metro area. there are a couple of pictures. they are from people in the abc 7 family. this is from harpers ferry. a beautiful shot of the ice. john gonzalez reported from frederick and there was is evidence of tree damage. those areas got the heavy amount of i. -- ice. winds will be dusty tonight. that combination is going to make more trees come down tonight. look at the snowfall. 4/10ths of an inch of ice. across the area, temperatures are above freezing. winchester and hagerstown are getting some melting, but it is maryland that is getting more. for most of the area, we drop into the lower 30's. partly cloudy and breezy and cold. it will feel like it is in the 20's. we are not alone. several other states are facing these conditions as well. areas from missouri to maine have been slammed by winter weather. thousands of people are without power tonight. they are having a hard time finding rock salt because they have used the much during this storm. many s

kendis gibson when not to hit the most problematic roads in the area and to find out when the potholes will be filled. >> potholes are formed when moisture seeps into the pavement. it freezes and expands and thaws. that process weakens the pavement and it happens a lot this season. in particular, in the last week. roads in ourmany area now legendary for their potholes. this stretch of new york avenue is one of them. >> they are all up and down new york avenue. >> the snow from last week's storms are starting to melt giving way for more long-lasting impact -- plenty of potholes. >> all these roads have potholes. all of them. all these roads need some fixing. a lot of roads in southeast and northeast. hard -- aren't having a are having a hard time trying to keep up. they cling to a patched about 7000 potholes this year. vdot says the number of complaints have tripled. the storm compounded the problem leaving drivers navigating the roads but the holes as well. >> it feels like we are going through an obstacle course. i said we should do it obstacle race because it is the same thing we are

clearly state they had a manpower problem, and i contrast that with the rate on the get -- raid on a gibson guitar factory. the imported oil from indonesia or whenever it may be. think about this. u.s. government has a situation in benghazi in an active conflicts on, no question about that, documented requests for security over and over and over again. the arm comes out and says, well, you know, there's a lot of bureaucracy and a manpower problem committed does not bother anyone or strike them as odd that we have enough guys to go read a gibson guitar factory over imported would. priorities, are those really our priorities? so it is easy to complain. suggesting going toward command and out like to take your questions come if we were to streamline these federal agencies, intelligence operation, internal affairs investigation type operation and one federal law enforcement operation segmented into different divisions can of like the nypd, you could have cross training, move people around, take advantage of economies of scale and scope, everything the private sector does, streamlined, promote f

matter of fact, they win it by 20, as taj gibson, which you might call your high percentage shot.ad everyone. even warrior fans on the short end of things, as benny the ball, silly string a golden stater who showed up in the stands. also in the nba, the story means nothing. just a weird piece of video for a guy who probably needs to find a new shoe company. look at manu ginobili. the shoe blowout. a brand new shoe as a matter of fact. >>> not this time, not on our court. that's how arizona responds to cal after the bears did up end them a few weeks ago in berkely, when the wildcats were number 1 in the nation. eric gordon, out of san jose, stole it. pretty much knew what to do with it too once he got down there. more of the same 2nd half. gordon owns the baseline inconsistent. cal now only 9-6 in the pac-12. when we come back, we'll see if the stanford cardinal men able to bring victory to the bay area, and the cactus league underway. see the a's, get very defensive as they take on the giants. sports part 2 next. >>> not really the kind of performance from the stanford men that wo

augustine to gibson. bulls up by 10. a good game in his return, he hangs in there. gets the rebound the windup on the floor. 15 points. they are able to respond in the third. working with the left hand to get a 10 point lead. they will wrap it up against the baseline. the bulls when they are two games over five. first time since november 21st. pitchers and catchers in their brand new training site. first workout later today. but the work ahead. the young team spring training is important. >> we have not yet seen him without a smile on his face. he says his parents told him he was even a happy baby. but he warns his young players not to try to take advantage of his good nature. >> many times i've had to speak to players. i always say, don't misconstrue my kindness with weakness. but i think you have strength in the way you deal with people on a daily basis. i think they understand. >> the cub's view their new training complex as a big organizational step forward. the understand there is a good way to go. they don't like it but they understand. >> this time next year

gibson with a 20-point cushion in the fourth.ers, brick house, that sort of night for the warriors, 103-83 they lose, next up the knicks at madison square guaard. remember cal upset berkeley. trying to go for it again. all wildcats, most of the night, two-hand flush from hollis jefferson. this is highlight real material, arizona up 15 at the half. and more in the second half. blowing by ricky correclo, payback is a bear, or in this case, a wildcats. 78-59, the captain of puns did not like that pun. wow, gee, sorry. anyway, here is josh eustis with the rejection. stanford at asu, we're thinking block, assists, and open with jason randall. what is going on for stanford? well, what is going on is they're getting clobbered. that is mckissic, sun devils, 64-47 leading late in the second half. and the giants, josh reddick is ready to go, he did superman and did it twice today. the key for reddick as we give you pedestrian highlights to start it off to get the batting average up to .220, in the first inning, tagged for four runs in the

matter of fact, they win it by 20, as taj gibson, which you might call your high percentage shot. everyone. even warrior fans on the short end of things, as benny the ball, silly string a golden stater who showed up in the stands. also in the nba, the story means nothing. just a weird piece of video for a guy who probably needs to find a new shoe company. look at manu ginobili. the shoe blowout. a brand new shoe as a matter of fact. >>> not this time, not on our court. that's how arizona responds to cal after the bears did up end them a few weeks ago in berkely, when the wildcats were number 1 in the nation. eric gordon, out of san jose, stole it. pretty much knew what to do with it too once he got down there. more of the same 2nd half. gordon owns the baseline inconsistent. cal now only 9-6 in the pac-12. when we come back, we'll see if the stanford cardinal men able to bring victory to one of the best things is that millions of peopleia will qualify for financial assistance. it's important to remember that the lower your annual income, the greater financial assistance you will r

barely challenged in this game, gibson was a huge reason. down on the baseline, using the rim for protection, a watered-down team with lots of injuries but they never let them feel like they had the chance. leading the way, noah on the way to a 20.13 rebound effort. a good place to finish in more ways than one. they win 92-86. >> we have always had the edge. whenever jumped. we fought our way back to the top. that's our mindset. we have young guys and you guys. we believe we have a shot. no matter what, we're going to fight. >> a busload weasels the way into state college and shed their penn state colors for illinois colors. and here's the freshman who had a superman costume underneath his jersey. three-pointer in the first half they tied up. penn state pulled away in the second half. a tough shot. a three-point lead. off the balance here, ill. back ahead for good. inside a minute left, a three-point lead. he made four of those in his first art. 19 points as the losing streak ends at 8. 50-55 illinois beat penn state. that's morning sports.