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though i have to agree with you maxine, he's got his groove back. >> if you truly believe you can work full time and support a family on less than $15,000 a year, try it. it's not. vote to give the hardest working people in america a raise. ( cheers and applause )

a president that seems to have his groove back. >> i have no more campaigns to run. [applause] >> i know, because i won both of them. [applause] >> the president -- what is the

such a groove was found on the pelvic bone at the grave site. investigators now knew that the victim had given birth to at least two children. still they were at a dead end. >> it's very frustrating because you cannot start the investigation of who committed a crime until you determine who the victim is. >> with little else to go on, the next step was to give the unidentified skull a face. >>> the skeletal remains told authorities what they were looking for. an asian female who had given birth to at least two children. they knew she was petite, standing about five feet tall and weighing about 120 pounds, but what did she look like? police asked the anthropologist to bring the skull to life through the technique of facial reconstruction. first, the reconstructionist makes a latex mold of the actual skull. once the mold is made, the skull can be returned to police to be used as evidence. then a plastered cast is made from the latex mold. using this plaster cast, rubber pegs called landmarks are glued onto the cast. they represent tissue thicknesse

cheez-it grooves are the best of both worlds. like a cheez-it and a chip. together. yes. closer. cloooooser... (cheese makes kissing noises) they're kissing! (cheese laughs uncontrollably) we take time for our cheese to mature in our crispy cheez-it grooves. (cheers and applause) >> larry: that's all the time we have for tonight. i want to thank our panelists holly phillips, judy gold, zoey o'toole, and mike yard. this is one of those times i wish we could have gone on for a long time. as always, thanks for helping me keep it 100 on twitter. each of our panelists has to answer a tough question, and i hold myself to the same standard. remember, i don't get a chance to see this question until right now. ok, give me the question. tonight's question comes from @santosis23. (laughter) would you take a vaccine that will prevent all diseases but turned you into a white woman? well... you know hell, yeah! i'd love to see what it's like to be a white woman yeah! (cheers and applause) you guys are crazy. i like these kind of questions. (laughter) that's crazy. tomorr

you know, i loved drums and i loved great grooves. i was hearing more interesting grooves coming from other countries than i was hearing from the radio. and then fantastic voices, fantastic players and atmospheres and yet people weren't singing in english, weren't from mainstream pop culture, they weren't getting seen or heard, so i found a group of people that were enthusiastic like me and we started putting an event together which became the real manifest value which we have taken around the world and real world records grew out of that because we had all of these wonderful musicians who sort of couldn't get -- well, they could get arrested quite easily but easily. >> your point was that there were great perform applications out there? >> great artists, great perform applications, yeah. >> but people just weren't listening to them? >> yeah. >> they couldn't get out of their own silk because if you weren't listening to music in english that sounded like the current trend -- >> yeah. >>-- it wasn't getting anywhere? >> we do that with

. >> are you back in the groove after being on vacation? >> you are very right.kes a little bit. >> it takes a little bit. >> just a bit to get back in that groove. i think i found it. we are doing well. we don't have too much to talk about. let's take a look at what we have with the bay bridge toll plaza. the metering lights have been switched on and there is a crowd there. it's not like it was for the last two weeks where we've had live commutes. traffic is building up here. about a 15-20 minute delay or 15-20 minute drive time getting across into san francisco. also the morning commute looks pretty good on the san mateo bridge heading out west to san mateo and foster city. heading south as most people are driving toward palo alto. as you look at the south bay traffic looks good. at 5:49 today's weather seems kind of nice in the afternoon. >>> we do have interesting pattern here. there is nothing going on. well, there is. there is a rather decent breeze for some. especially east bay hills, higher elevations of marin county and parts of san francisco over to pac

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actual question, robin thicke's 2012 smash hit blurred lines featured a ridiculously irresistible groovey ♪ hey, hey, hey. >> reporter: i can't stop moving to it. to the estate of the late marvin gaye that groove was ridiculously similar to marvin's number one single from 1977, got to give it up. ♪. >> reporter: see what i mean? in august 2013, the gaye family sued. that trial kicks off in los angeles next month. mr. thicke and company have won a pretrial victory. when the federal judge handling the case ruled that the jurors will not get to hear marvin's original song, own a performance by a live musician. all of this will refer to the titanic artist pablo picasso reported to have said mediocrity borrows, genius steals. i looked it up on quote investigator.com, picasso never said that, he just gets credit for it. kennedy: he subconsciously plagiarized from you. i huffwhat you are giving out every single day and you should sue me for royalties. >> rule hear from the lawyers. kennedy: andy levy and michael moynihan are going to discuss the army's investigation of bowe bergdahl. a more imp

. >> i feel like i'm watching that movie when stella got her groove back.ack obama got his groove back. his pep is back in the step. i think a lot of it is because he's fighting. timing is everything in politics and in life and so fortunately for republicans, it happened post-election. un unfortunate for democrats. i think in a way, he's been liberated by losing those elections. he had a very close senate for example, he'd have to worry about protecting democrats. at this point, you know, he's lost. he lost everything he had to lose in congress. what he's got to defend at this point is his legacy. he's going to do it not by compromising with congress. he's going to do it by embracing the confrontation with congress and doing what he's going to do. >> to that point, executive borders. immigration. he gave the giant bird to republicans. i'm sorry paul something like you'd say. that's what he did. he went out to executive orders and the american public is embracing that and liking that he's doing that. the question is, can it actually work for him? when you st

not watching a world star video. ( laughter ) though i have to agree with you maxine, he's got his groove back. >> if you truly believe you can work full time and support a family on less than $15,000 a year, try it. it's not. vote to give the hardest working people in america a raise. ( cheers and applause ) >> larry: oh my god! this is amazing. he got back his '04 oratory with six years of executive experience. this is the guy we've been waiting for finally! ( applause ) someone who is not interested in polls or what people think. someone who's just going to have a vision for something and stick to it. this is the worst part-- in two years his lease is up. ( laughter ) ( applause ) well, look, he may not get anything done in the next two years, but at least he'll still be black. ( cheers and applause ) we'll be right back. ♪and do you take this man♪ ♪to be your lawfully wedded husband?♪ ♪to have and to hold.♪ ♪for better or worse,♪ ♪in sickness and in health.♪ ♪ i can't!♪ ♪what?♪ ♪lisa!♪ ♪wait!♪ ♪ ♪ahh god!♪ ♪ ♪taxes are your year,♪ ♪only much simpler.♪ ♪you can handle simpler.♪ ♪intuit

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there's a pretty good shot at scott and mike wright in the middle of catching the groove. >> host: are their hip-hop artists out there today who are political in their music? >> guest: yeah, yeah. >> host: message to? >> guest: like immortal technique, explicitly political somebody like chuck d. and he's been in a decade but he still performs the work. he's explicitly political. there are individuals come a local artist out of saint louis he's been involved in the mike brown incident on the ground. he's been explicitly political. >> host: when eminem raps. >> guest: i find myself -- i found myself peeling my response back because there's a way to talk, different ways to talk about what it is and isn't. >> host: can a white guy be hip-hop? >> guest: yeah, yeah i think so. a shout out to detroit, particularly from detroit. postcode does eminem have a message? >> guest: i think what he is really, really good at is giving voice to a particular type of white working-class experience. now, if you think about politics, talk about zero-sum research. if you do find politics as the competition o

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ohio state gets the groove early. they go on to lead 21-10 at the half. third quarter, starting with possession, it bounces into the arms of oregon for the interception. the ducks take zhang. heisman trophy winner marcus mariota, a long shot done the field, a 70-yard touchdown. >> that makes eight 4-point game. but the ducks had no answer. the sophomore ezekial elliot finishes with a wloping four touchdowns and osu's 42-20 victory t. ohio state buckeyes become the first national champions of the era. coach urban meyer's third career title. >>> in other sports news it did get ugly on the hard court. kevin garnett throws a ball at howard then head butts him. both players were issued technicals. garnett was ejected. the rockets go on to when. >>> president obama honored the nba:san antonio spurs at the white house. mr. obama joked about the ageing roster, particularly tim duncan. >> first of all, they're old and for an old guy, it makes me feel good to see, you know where's tim. christiano christianoaldo wins the soccer prize. >>> we want you to keep an eye

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. >> so matthew says in 1998 stella got her groove back. night during the state of the union speech barack obama got his swag back. our friend aiden tweets the introduction of ben and rebecca into the national spotlight and the idea of free community college are his favorite things. and then pierre says he just loves this picture of ruth bader ginsburg in mesh gloves. >> i did not get that image originally. >> it's pretty awesome. >> timeless classic. >>> one last thing for you, if you want to sound smart, tell your friends attendance among the supreme court justices has significantly declined over the last 50 years, from 1965 to 1980, the attendance rate was 84%. since the year 2000 it dropped all the way to 32% including years when justice stephen brier was the sole member of the court in attendance. >>> up next on "way too early," a look at the stories straight ahead and "morning joe" live from d.c., moments away. okay buddy what's your favorite kind of cheerios? honey nut. but... chocolate is my other favorite... but apple cinnamon is m

she's like i got my groove back. the opponent not so much later. svitolina with the serve.moves on 4-6, 6-2, 6-0. >> she didn't need her express serve. >> i guess not. >>> minutes to play when we pick it up. he drives and gets it to go. the billikens take the lead. rams kick it out to jordan jordanburgess. they up one, but it's tied at 61. graham taking it and getting it to fall. as the game clock expires. that's it. vcu beats st. louis. ernie banks passed away today. first african-american for the cubs mr. cub, mr. sunshine. he was a favorite through the '70s. he passed away tonight. >> sorry >>> a big effort is in the works to feed the hungry in fairfax county. it's called stuff the bus. the campaign is a partnership between the government local grocery stores and some nonprofits. its aim is to restock the shelves at local food pantries. tomorrow the bus will be in mclean at the giant on chambers road and in alexandria at the shoppers food warehouse. a bus will be at different location every saturday through presidents day. >> take it right to the grocery store. >> that's

. >> enter carson daly how to move and groove with a hand on the wheel to shake it off. >> he can work >> wow, he's got the moves. >> he was working it. >> is there a law against not listening to the radio in the car? >> that was so fun. >>> we're almost at the weekend. >> it is going to be a lot warmer for us. by this weekend, that's the big weather headline. we are expecting low to mid-70s for the south bay also san francisco and the tri valley. maybe a chance of rain next tuesday. >>> brian williams reports next from havana cuba. >> see you back here at 6:00. live from cuba, the turning point here in havana. a new era begins as the highest level u.s. delegation in four decades has arrived. we are along for the trip on a history-making day that could forever change u.s.-cuba relations. >>> growing scandal involving the number one sport in our nation. and new developments in the investigation thathreatens to tarnish the super bowl. questions about cheating and the new england patriots and the nfl investigation into those footballs. >>> and hitting home. the news tonight that affects e

. >> we groove and feel the pain and more than anyone -- grieve and feel the pain and more than anyone want these extremists to be rooted out, held accountable and we view christians as our brothers and hope and pray for sal tater. >> terrorists have killed more than -- solidarity. >> terrorists have killed more than 50,000 all in the name of religion. >>> a woman found guilty but not criminally responsible for her role in the gruesome murders of two toddlers in what she believes was an exorcism. two other children were choked and stabbed but survived. in court today monifa sanford acknowledged her role in the horrific crime. she was the roommate and best friend of the children's mother. her lawyer said her mental illness made her hallucinate and hear voices including instructions she believed were from satan. according to testimony, he told her that he was going to "kill the baby" and that if she wanted him to go to heaven, she had to do it herself. >> they had believed that inanimate objects had been possessed, that there were demons in their house, that they had been possessed indiv

. >> ohio state gets into their groove against ducks. they will go on to lead 21-10 at the half.tarting with possession but not for long. cardale jones, his pass fell off the hands of the receiver. marcus mariota was a long shot down the field. byron marshall was there to make it a 70-yard touchdown. a four-point game at 21-17. but the ducks had no answer again. the running back ezekiel elliot sophomore finishes with a whopping four touchdowns in osu's 20-42 victory. ohio buckeyes become the first national champions of the playoff era. the coach's third career title. >>> a january thaw apparently on its way. here is bill karins with some good news. man, are we looking forward to hearing that. >> a lot of people are. as far as the midwest goes those people have been suffering for three weeks straight and they are suffering this morning. last i looked negative 29 in international falls, minnesota. this has been kind of the winter weather pattern as of late. every since rains ended in california jet stream ridge back up to the north, south. through the upcoming week pattern change k

you're basically playing in a groove, and then you go into a shuffle.on -- i found it very interesting what he said because it's so articulate from a drummer's point of view. what was challenging and yet it was a piece of cake, he wrote -- you had, that's quirky. then he just sailed through it like a champ. i said to henry set me up facing the drummer. he was real cute and flirty, too. we hit it off. >> the rest is history. >> i fell in love, yeah. >> so you say that this -- i want to get to the project now. you say joni that this box set is rising like a phoenix from the ashes of two dead projects. >> uh-huh. >> a ballet and a horrendously ill-conceived box set. tell me how this project ended up being the result of those two failed projects. >> okay. so bad management put me into a bad contract with ryan -- and then i got sickment. behind my back, management trying to keep money coming into their pocket. they sent you know -- i'm calling the burglar i don't want to name names or take them out. they sent a burglar into my stash where i keep my outtakes.

hoyas are long and athletic and could be a problem come march, but they haven't quite found their grooveust yet. hoyas, winners of two straight. they were on the road today at providence. one minute to go, davon ite smith-rivera. three ball, no. josh smith, yes! the big fella sending it to overtime with a double-double, 14-12. one minute to go, georgetown done in by chris dunn, the triple there. providence wins 60-57. hoyas fall to 10-5. >>> pretty good game right over there on nebraska avenue. au-colgate. this is john shope coming off the screen. shope from downtown. au and colgate were battling all game long and then the steal here. charley jones, a grand theft orange. 54-54 right now, going into overtime. colgate-au, 54-54, going into overtime. we'll have an update coming up later on tonight. >>> george washington at mcfaull today and the colonials never got it going. explorers, exploring the back door cut. leon roberts with the flush. colonials defense stunk. the offense was okay, though. a little rally, down 14. here comes nick griffin. nick at night! or in the daytime. for a three.

. >> maybe people are heading out early just wanting to get back into the groove of things. >> i'm sure they're excited, yeah. >> let's check with jillian mele. what are you seeing? >> good morning. if you're heading out on 95 you can see this line of green into center city philadelphia. no delays no accidents to report on 95. drive times, as you can see, about 12 to 13 minutes both ways between woodhaven road and the vine street expressway. the vine is also clear. so, it is a pretty quiet start on a lot of the highways this morning. we still have this accident with a downed pole though in lower moreland on byberry road between huntington pike and masons mill road. go ahead and take county line road as an alternate. that's going to be a good option if you just need to avoid that area. then if you're waking up and taking mass transit, everything is looking good. that includes new jersey transit, patco, septa regional rail lines. everything is on or close to schedule. tracy? >> great jillian, thanks. >>> 4:41 right now. there is a new clue this morning in a 20-year-old mystery in philadel

i got him right in the middle of catching a groove. >> host: are there hip-hop artists out there today who are political in their music? >> guest: yeah. >> host: and messaged? >> guest: tall technique. specifically political. somebody like chuck dee. still in the decades and still performing work, he is explicitly political. there are individuals, a local artist out of st. louis who was involved in the mike brown incident on the ground. he has been explicitly political. and -- >> host: when eminem raps? >> guest: so, i found myself peeling my response back because there is a way to talk, there are different ways to talk about what it is and isn't political. >> host: white guy rap, first of all? >> guest: oh yeah. >> host: can a white guy be hip-hop? >> guest: yeah i think so. shoutout from detroit since he is from detroit. >> host: does eminem have a political message in his work? >> guest: i think what he is good at giving a particular voice to a type of white working class experience. if you think about politics, i talked about zero sum, define politics as kind of the competition ove

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just hasn't found a groove yet. >> the most scrutinized cap in the nfl belongs to aaron rogers. roger still able to play. will he be 100% or 50%? nobody knows >> we do it and supplement it with acupuncture every now and then. >> he rank out of jobs in the niners and seahawks. >> i thought it's true to get the truth out there. i'm not ashamed about it i grew professionally and personally. just got me in the spot i am to do. >> oregon receiver failed a drug test for muana and will not be with the ducks monday night. that is monday night january 12th. there has been a big week for warriors staff steph curry. today, hosting several kids in the make a wish program. the kids arrived for the morning shoot around decked out with steph curry shoes. and coach steve kerr shot hoops with some of their favorites. >> i guess it's overwhelming. and it's a practice setting. they kind of just opened it up. you can see smiles on their faces. >> the greatest shooter is right now. he's humble and just good. >> really good. >> today, espn features steph curry eating curry. thank you, means a lot. th

just hasn't found a groove yet. >> the most scrutinized cap in the nfl belong s to aaron rogers.eek 16, worse in week 17 but roger still able to play. will he be 100% or 50%? nobody knows >> we do it and supplement it with acupuncture every now and then. >> he rank out of jobs in the niners and seahawks. >> i thought it's true to get the truth out there. i'm not ashamed about it i grew professionally and personally. just got me in the spot i am to do. >> oregon receiver failed a drug test for marijuana and will not be with the ducks monday night. that is monday night january 12th. there has been a big week for warriors staff steph curry. today, hosting several kids in the make a wish program. the kids arrived for the morning shoot around decked out with steph curry shoes. and coach steve kerr shot hoops with some of their favorites. >> i guess it's overwhelming. and it's a practice setting. they kind of just opened it up. you can see smiles on their faces. >> the greatest shooter is right now. he's humble and just good. >> really good. >> today, espn features steph curry eating c

. >> you can imagine using this as a festival and having everyone grooving to it? >> not necessarily a festival. when you're in the bus. you know, everybody listens to dance music all the time now. >> it's enough to make you wonder where all this new technology will land next. >> according to the consumer electronics association, which puts on the show this year's ces will be the biggest in its history. that organization also says that we as americans will spend more than a trillion dollars on consumer technology products this year. reporting from las vegas, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, scott. sought rule is what happens in vegas will not stay in vegas. at least this week. our coverage from the ces continues bright and early in the morning. you can catch live reports from scott beginning at 6:00 a.m. on our morning show "today in the bay," as well as our 5:00 and 6:00 p.m. newscasts tomorrow evening. >> elon musk's spacex company is hoping to make history following tomorrow's space launch but it can't happen until the rocket heads back to earth. i

a police officer grooving to taylor swift caught an dashon dash cam. so what does the pop star have to say about this video in? >>> pope francis is in mid air on his way back to rome following the five-davisy visit to the philippines. millions of filipinos ignored driving rain to see the pope. cnn's anna coren has this report. >> reporter: christine, millions of people gathered in manila's park behind me to watch the pope celebrate his final mass wrapping up his trip to asia. the authorities were hoping for a papal milestone. 6 million people turned out in the pouring rain to see the pope. one describing his faith to me as waterproof. it has been 20 years since the last visit to this country. last by pope john paul ii in 1995 when 5 million celebrated mass. his message has been to look after the poor preserve the family and protect children. >> we need to see each child as a gift to be welcome. cherish and protect. we need to care for our young people and not condemn them to a life on the streets. >> reporter: earlier, pope francis had harsh words for

wall street got its groove back.eople don't need to feel -- the sources i have on the street feel like they won, they have healed themselves. they are out there. they are too systematically important to be cow. owes and ex coriated like that anymore. there is going to be a push to bring, you know, to water down some of the regulations that you saw in the immediate wake of the financial crisis. and again none of these blow ups ever substantially resemble the previous blow-up. what did the united states learn from the savings and loan crisis that could have been applied directly, you know, in lockstep to the great financial crisis of 2008? i am not sure that there was that much. we are always kind of looking back at the last crisis. then there is something else for a momenting out of left field completely that will blindside us no one said the next blow-up was going to come out of the united states. we were looking at china, vietnam. i mean could you imagine that all of this stuff was tied to kind of come placency with

one woman is moving and grooving her way into a century of living by doing what she loves.owell the 1920s dance a cross between the jitter bug and east coast swing became popular on american bandstand. she wanted to include it in her 100th birthday festivities it doesn't matter how old you are if you can get up why not get down. >> you go. >> still ahead if you are paying for long distance phone calls, stay tuned on how to get both for free. >> a california dad wanted to throw his daughter her 18th birthday party of her dreams, it included playboy theme and booze and lingerie and now that dad is facing charges. >>> and twitter accounts giving the walk of shame new meaning how one philadelphian is giving the problem of unshoveled sidewalks with some public embarrassment. >> and cecily tynan has the exclusive accuweather forecast. and she did mention a warm-up we'll grill her on that. >>> determine whether a 17-year-old girl can be forced to undergo chemo therapy. cassandra was diagnosed with lymphoma, she would get a 75% chance of recovery but she says it's poison the teen i

she's not bad once she's in the groove but what she learned or maybe what the observers learned in watchingher campaign for surrogates and midterm election is that she was a little rusty. >> she was rusty on her book tour i would argue. >> right. and they believe, unlike romney she would be good as a governor somebody in the role and not a campaigner. if she doesn't have to declare early, why would she get out there and do something not that fun and not that necessary before she has to? >> the only reason is it might make her better. it might make her a better candidate when she's used to being before audiences day in and out. she could respond to charges personally. people like to get a look at you whether it's a month later. i don't think in the large scheme of things it matters. you can't be the inevitable candidate. they don't want this to be carnation. she has to figure out a way to make it look like it's not a carnation. >> we'll leave it on that note and see if other democratic potential candidates will stay on the sidelines or jump in while she mulls over. at least publicly. we assu

these grooves are pretty easy to get your hands and feet in them. if you do fall which i practiced a couple of times, you can safely just get down, just like this. pretty easy. oh thank you. and you get help too. and let's say you're not one for heights. they have so many other things down here on the floor for those who want to come out here and get fit. you can do some golf, some tennis and probably the coolest thing i've seen down here on the floor is dance dance revolution. they have a big projector screen. all the kids will be able to come out there. i'm sure you have them at home and they love that game. come on down. check this out. break a sweat and, i was lying, this is a little tiring. doreen? >> reporter: diana, maybe we could have -- i already did the rock climbing wall. maybe we can do the dance dance revolution challenge you and me, later. all right. from the presidents from the washington nationals, i've got to bring in my boss. she's a president, too. she's the president and gm of n and she's also a ping pong fanatic. we're excited a

rhythms, swing, polls group -- the polls, the groove.ular music i was growing up and listening to. i liked it and loved it. i understood it completely. it took me about a week to learn. duke, i had no clue what that was. i was like, i have to figure this out. >> what is it you think you miss most about not having site? >> the ability to conduct a symphony orchestra. simple things like, you know driving to the store. >> both living at the same time the heist esperance of living. >> really even more, to observe at a glance what is really in your immediate environment and enjoy the beauty of the world from a visual point of view. like when people go sightseeing. looking at a castle or the backdrop of a cathedral. warning on top. -- or a mountain top. there is something when you can confirm you are very small in this big world. it helps people keep connected with a spiritual thing. vision, if you use it correctly, can help you out with that. >> what is the great ambition for you? >> to develop and focus on teaching young people. continuing t

this video of a dover police department officer grooving to taylor swift's "shake it off" has gone viralposted on the department's facebook page. master corporal jeff davis a 19-year veteran. his captain describes him as the class clown. the 48-year-old says he knows the song so well because of his 10-year-old daughter. >> i don't think i've seen anybody enjoy the song more. >> at least he's fully committed. >> giving a friendly wave. >> that's a four-way stop. >> he waited for the car to pass. now he's back. >> he doesn't miss a beat. he did do an interview about this and said that he didn't expect it to go viral like this. but with all the negative publicity that police have gotten on a nationwide level, this shows a little lighter and more fun side of them. >> we were joking about it before. you have to remember that police officers 99% of the people they meet on their day are having their worst day ever. don't give me that ticket somebody banged my car. so give them a break. it's a tough job. >> a little fun right there. >> absolutely. the head jog, i like it. i got to work on mine a

food, just for the opportunity to spend a few days in the country getting stoned on their drugs and groovinglled oats, 130,000 paper plates, 130,000 dixie cups, and i believe we served 200,000 people. >> by now there are tens of millions of people who feel themselves to be an irresistible river of change. and you get something incandescent. ♪ freedom, freedom, freedom ♪ ♪ freedom, freedom, freedom ♪ ♪ singing freedom, freedom, freedom, freedom, freedom ♪ ♪ freedom, freedom, freedom ♪ >> we had had love-ins in l.a. on the weekends where everybody gets dressed up and goes to the park and brings an instrument. but to see hundreds of thousands of people, like a meeting of all the tribes from all over the country. boy, we didn't know there were so many of us who felt the same. [ cheers and applause ] >> we must be in heaven, man! >> a rock music festival that drew hundreds of thousands of young people to a dairy farm in white lake, new york, over the weekend came to an end today. admittedly, there was marijuana as well as music at the rock festival, but there was also no rioting. what did not hap

or move and groove? >> i need a place -- i need something to aggravate me.he only thing we don't have here are grandkids. >> who knows? there could be dozens out there we don't know about. [ laughter ] >> i know we think you're going to aurora, but what happens if you don't? >> i don't know. i would be really frappin pissed. i think it's going think it's something underhanded going on. i can't see how they wouldn't pick me. [ laughter ] >> pot has been worshipped by enthusiasts for a long time. maybe there is a holy grail. and there's no better place to start looking than a strip mall parking lot in aurora. >> it's 1,000 feet? measure what? as a crow flies? >> as a crow flies from property -- i think front door to front door. >> okay. well, look at these kids. [ laughter ] >> what was that address 19 -- >> 1969. >> 1969. adjacent to us in a strip mall and it's a child care facility. he said -- hold on, i'm going put you on speakers. >> okay. within 1,000 stores of a daycare facility and institutions of post secondary education are not considered sensitive us

so is this groove things this is worth ending up with a felony conviction, i will accommodate that. >> sheriff, always a pleasure. thank you. >> my pleasure. thank you. >> rather than be surprised on tape, maybe it's time for each and every cop to have a camera strapped to his chest. emanuel cleaver pushing federal funds to pay for that. congressman, good to have you. what would that do? >> well, it protects the police officers and it also protects those that the police officers are sworn to protect. there are false charges against police every day all over the country, and there are also times when police misconduct does happen. i think this protects everyone. this is not a flawless kind of a technology. there are still little issues we need to work out, but if we're able to get the $263 million in the budget it will purchase about 50,000 cameras. law enforcement agencies can apply for those cameras if they have a part of a match and the local communes would have some involvement in it. and there are lot of little caveats here, but i think it would be something that most people would

they are saying he got his groove back. they felt he owned his voice and owned his agenda, bringing change to middle class families. we talked to members here tonight who approve of the proposal president obama has made ranging from free community college to middle class tax breaks. there, however as to be expected republican pushback critical of not only what president obama is doing but how he is doing it, everything from use of executive action to trying to pigeon hole republicans. we saw people like john boehner not standing up and applauding as president obama talked about bringing community college to every american. so they're pushing back against that. one thing democrats not so happy about, trade. it's an issue we are hearing about a lot tonight. they have grave concerns about how president obama plans to go forward with alliances an capitol hill. we are hearing from members of the congressional black caucus, democrats who like that president obama talked about race tonight but they feel those middle class issues w

a police officer is moving and grooving to this popular taylor swift tune. why he says the video is about so much more than just having fun. >>> a dry morning is about to change as a quick moving clipper moves in with light snow for this afternoon. we're watching the snow move across pennsylvania and it is going to be moving into the i-95 corridor for the afternoon and the evening commute. >>> time for this week's wednesday's child. this teen is looking for a forever family to help make his dreams come true. nbc 10's vai sikahema introduces us to brandon. >> we met brandon on a recent trip to the garden state discovery museum in new jersey. brandon is a highly functioning autistic 14-year-old. he's a sweet kid, who loves electronics and staying busy. >> brandon is a techie. he loves playing on his tablet playing on his ds. a lot of times i come over we play angry birds on the ipad. he loves playing with electronics. he's good at navigateing them. >> he lives in a foster home and would do well in a home with structure and guidance. >> i think brandon would do

bumps and grooves, curvy and flat. for skin as flawless as flawless can be.>> and cycling right now, you are looking at the white house where a few snowflakes are falling. but the president is not there. he is in india. but his wife and broughts are -- daughters are there, when a drone lands on the lawn. and on the heels of the terrorist attacks and miscues, and news of the japanese hostages, one was likely killed if we believe france and we also have greg miller who covers national security for "the washington post." i'm going to start with greg. greg lots of headlines to unpack and talk about, but let's start with yemen where the situation has gotten very chaotic. as you have been reporting, the houthi rebels have started to seize power in the recent days. that could seem like good news because they are anti-al qaeda, but they are anti-american. what do these developings mean for the united states? >> i think the main thing for the time being is throwing that strategy into uncertainty and disarray. it is unclear who is in charge. we know that the president