i'm jessica ing aaguirre ri. >> i'm raj mathai. and geraud moncure is here with the latest. >> well, he was admitted to the scottsdale health care medical center for pain in the chest and heart. and doctors inserted two stents in the 59-year-old. bochy spoke to the media earlier today, but he has been under the supervision of the giants' staff following a physical when he started to feel discomfort. giants' insider spoke from scottsdale about when he would be back. >> well with this procedure, you can be back to work with a week tops so it is a few days. i have heard that it could be quickly ehire. this is a guy who likes to work and be at the ball park, and so it is going to be difficult to keep him away. >> the giants released a a statement that he is resting comfortably and he will be relees d released tomorrow. we will have more on the story as it develops. raj and jessica. >> thank you, geraud moncure. >>> and the raiders playing with oakland, and years of rumors that the team might be leaving town, but tonight a new and e leg

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we stayed inside the room and you were just hoping the ae ing theing the gunman wouldn't get into the room. after a few minutes a person came into the room with a gun and we all panicked very much but it turned out to be probably a person from the danish intelligence service who wasn't interested in doing us any harm and was just securing a different door. he was shot. we could see he was bleeding. then another i think maybe five minutes later we heard the police cars all around. so we stayed inside the building. >> dennis if i could jump in when this all started happening, was it fairly clear to you who these attackers were coming for for this cartoonist this artist lars vilks? >> well, it's because lars was there, there was a lot of security before. there was like a security check system like the one you go through at an airport, and therefore of course we knew that it might be an issue, although nobody of course expected something like this. but when i heard the person yell in what i think was arabic at that point i thought it was probably some terrorist or something who wanted to

if you are wonder inging if it means beach weather, check it out. you can see that even at the beaches with this dry offshore wind we should have 70s here from friday to saturday guys. >> that is hot. >> it is mild. i would not say hot. >> well, it is february. >> thank you. and still ahead, apple is doing something that no company has done before >> and we have jimmy. >> hey, raj and jessica, in the bay area i have dakota johnson is my guest, and so much more. >>> if you own or use an apple product, you are part tofof the equation. apple is valued at $700 billion and the cupertino-based company is selling a whole lot of phones and ipads at china. and at the closing bell, the shares were worth more than $122 per share, and the ceo tim cook said to today that the company has room to grow, and in fact, cook announcing that apple will build an $850 million solar farm down in monterrey county. and as for the apple worth, no company is close. exxon mobile is second worth $800 billion and walmart worth $82 billion. >> and now, what could be a diet change

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is so many and the environmental fac factors, and the motivators to make sure that there is aswirl ing caldron of activity. >> and the swing is from that scale to that. >> and that is what the government has spent millions to study, but what they have found is that there is not a clear pathway, and the kon e september of -- concept of radicalization is not easily to predict who might be the next person. >> and i can say, mubin, you were a jihadist, but what made the difference of you being able to turn it around? >> i wanted to point out that ideology does play a role. not all of the time, and sociopolitical issues are a part of it and when we talk about the identity, and the sense of belonging, a hand is constructed for belong inging. for me it was religious ideology and i ended up in pakistan with a completely unrelated religious excursion, and i had a sense with the past, and the mujahadine and i did not grow up with political grievances, but after i grew up, i would give those political gree grievances as something to justify my actions. and so for the individuals it could be a who

economy which has seen profit taking in the yields tick inging up. the ten-year german yield remains below 0.4%. we've seen a similar move in the uk to that in the u.s., yields have ticked up as expectations have increased at the margin the last week or so with strong wage inflation. we get public sector finance data at 9:30 for the uk. ten-year greek yield, 9.83%. below 10%. perhaps more positivity but, of course, that moves around every day quite significantly. the euro as we said has had a slide after german ppi disappointed 4.1%. more volatile relating to the greek situation. no outright fears but the euro moving more in response to that situation in the praef month. the ruble which has strengthened today allthough it's now changed. we're looking at gold. gold price 1,205. at the moment above for wti which dipped below 50 and brent dipped below 60 itself. seema, back to you. >>> let's talk more about the trade in today's action with louis costa. a blesspleasure to have you on "worldwide exchange." i want to start with the situation in russia. des

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we're talk inging about long-term structural changes, means testing benefits. adjusting the age of retirement, but we need revenue. so, what i'm willing to do is work with you and other members of the committee to find a way to structurally adjust these retirement programs. in terms of revenue if you took all the money the top 1% made, would it balance the budget? the answer is no. >> i don't think it would. >> if you took every penny out of the defense department, would it balance the budget? >> it would not. >> okay, so you're not going to tax your pay into prosperity or cut your way into prosperity. you have to reform entitlements to sustain an america that's not going to become greece. does that make sense? >> it does and in fact, our budget has $400 billion of savings in medicare and medicaid and i couldn't agree with you more that immigration reform is perhaps the single most important thing we can do to improve the solvency of social security going forward. it saves close to a trillion dollars over 20 years in terms of reducing deficits. >> senator murph

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ing the board granted the al ration permit and almost six months later the entire house fell down and any obstacles mr. murphy had of a remillion dollars dole of an 854 square foot code, the code should be enforced for everyone especially mr. murphy. thank you. >> is there any other public comment? >> i'm speaking on behalf of brenda yost at 115 grand terrace which is the immediate house right next door, commissioners to have board, i understand you are hearing about 125 crown terrace on wednesday, i have a work commitment and cannot attend the hearing, i just saw zone consultant's response on behalf of mr. murphy and wanted to make clear my position on the property. on page 9, it states the former requesters of the discretionary review has ceased their objections, i'm sure that refers to me and i still object the project. i did not appeal the most recent 311 because i have learned there through this long process, the city allows mr. murphy to bend anything he wants with his political connections, i realize there is little chance, i applaud ms. wood for mr. murphy to follow the rules.

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one person died in the blaze that broke autoat 53rd and kin sesing ing kinsessing around 11:00. >> i got the gate day open. i kicked the door in. once i kicked the door in i rushed in there but the fire was -- it was crazy. >> the victim's name has not been released. the cause of this fire is under investigation. >>> let's take a look at this tractor-trailer accident in burlington county. the tractor-trailer went off route 295 in bordentown just before 10:30. the driver was hurt but no serious injuries. >>> today, funeral services will be held in chester county for murdered college freshman carly hall. hall attended millersville university near lancaster. police say her boyfriend killed her last weekend. millersville students wore purple yesterday to raise awareness about dating violence. paul and her boyfriend had been dating for nearly a year. police have charged 19-year-old edd the 19-year-old with murder. he's not a student at millersville. he will be back in week for a preliminary hearing. >>> this weekend, family friends and colleagues are remembering a fallen philadelphia poli

ing out right now. our coverage begins with meteorologist tom kierein in the weather center. >> the sun is breakingd areas our west. it's all sunny now, but still below freezing. it was our most snow we have had so far this winter around the metro area. there's the sky lookine west now a live view from the tower camera overlooking the foreground in the middle d on the horizon is bethese da. . snow totals reagan had 4.7 inches. areas to the south had the highest totals. and yesterday was around four to eight inches. that's what we ended up getting. and in waldorf, five to six inches was common. we had totals of six to seven inches from stafford through southern prince county and around culpepper as well. so this was enough snow certainly for fun to have in the snow with sledding and making snow angels. it's not good packing though. temperatures right now are hovering in the low 20s in washington. we are in the upper teens right now in the suburbs to near 20 degrees staying below freezing throughout the d

ing to die down. chuck bell joins us with his first forecast for midday today. >> good mobarbar fortunately the wind is startiemperatures this low the windchills would be extreme if it weren't for the fact that the wind is not quite as strong as it was earlier this morning and compared o to yesterday aftern storm team 4 radar also is all clear. we don't need to worry about anything falling out of the sky. most locations still below freezing. washington 31. still mid-20s in gathers berg. but just that little bit of a breeze has windchills into the teens and low 20s. there's still a factor for sure. the remainder of the afternoon, temperatures mid-30s. less wind more sunshine as the day goes along. it's going to stay on the cold side with temperatures in the 30s. so an improving weather picture on the whole, but there's a small chance of snow comin t morning. more details comeing up. >> can't wait to hear about that. e homeown is facing big cleanup. this video shows his severely damaged home. chris fish

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. >> tragic and frighten inging. >> reporter: the neighbor says he went by bob, and went to santa clara university and had older children and grandchildren. >> which is the reason that he bought the house, because he has a pool and wanted the family to come to visit and enjoy. >> reporter: and he even saw him saturday anheiser check himd to see if he needed help with the yardwork. >> he was a fantastic neighbor and we will miss him. >> reporter: they are hoping that somebody can identify these two women and help. >> hopefully they can connect the dots, a find out a what happened here. >> reporter: ian kole. >>> there was a massive explosion at the california oil refinery in the city of torrance at the exxon mobile.. you can see the ash. assay that could dramatically push up oil prices. an earlier refinery shutdown because of a worker strike. the two process 1/6 of the state's total oil production. is it church indock trimation? tonight, there was a rally against the catholic church. they say they are trying to force them on high school teachers and students. barry mcsweeney is joining u

get there, they were talking about staging attacks, perhaps planting a bomb in coney island or tri-ing to on kill the president or the police. >> it was made clear that if they were not able to go that they would seek to acquire weapons here handguns machine guns, and seek to attack very specifically police officers. >> the fbi said that the case began last august when juraboev asked on a uzbek website if he could shoot obama to strike fear in the hearts of infadels he admitted to fbi agents in august and kept on planning. he e-mailed a isis supporter saying i need to sneak out of here with caution. he was under close watch meeting with someone he did not know was undercover. >> they make us question the approach that the federal government takes to young muslim men in america. >> prosecutors say a third man, habibov raised money to help the other two pay for their plane tickets. >> those people exist in every state. i have home grown violent extremist investigations in every single state. >> the men arrested face charges of material support to terrorism. a as for their plans to stage

they're picking up inging inging up girls with obviously a significant amount of food on his face. >>get your phone number. >> okay. >> okay. >> and then gives him a phone number. >> a phone number. >> gives him a phone number. not her phone number necessarily. >> is it weird i want to taste the barbecue sauce? >> yes, it's very weird. >> what if you take it to the side where it wasn't close to his lips. is it good sauce? i'll go and eat. >> i love sitting here knowing this is going on television. >> wondering maybe we could go out some time and get your phone number. okay. goes up to thehird library. >> [ inaudible ]. >> she says i like ribs. >> he did the right thing. go eat. >> this totally works. >> i think these girls are being nice but they just don't want to be the one to tell him, dude you got food. >> does no one want to find out where he got the ribs? >> it's a weird experiment. no one says anything except one girl that hints at it. if you want to pick up beth troutman eat a bunch of ribs first. >> or hand me a rib and ask. >> that's it for "rtm." we'll see you next time. >>

isis themselves have started attacking inging inging hasica a kurdish area that sits on the border of turkey and syria and iraq. if isis manages to get this it will be a huge win for them because it means all the border between syria and iraq will be under their control. it's a very well defended place up till now and presence of the syrian government army there. >> in terms of those taken captive, what can be done for backup? there's talk of some sort of prisoner swap. is that likely? >> the relatives we have been speaking to are very tight-lipped about this. they're not telling us if there is any attempt to negotiate or agree on a prisoner swap. i assume this is going on in the background but we haven't heard it confirmed. >> thank you. bbc arabic. >>> let's look at other news this hour. the government of hong kong says it will help make $37 million available for businesses interrupted by protests. money is on the way to restaurants, hotels travel agencies and transport operators. >>> a venezuelan police officer has been arrested after a 14-year-old boy was shot during a western pro

ing some snow to chicago. fast mover for us so we'll talk about that snow streaking through coming up in a couple minutes. first your evening, mid-40s by 9:00. you're going to wish for that tomorrow. you're going to see why in a couple minutes. >>> a mother reaches out to news 4 after she was told to stop feeding her baby. now the city is reacting. slowing you down the work along a busy road in coming hours and how you can avoid that mess. >>> but first, a disease spreads. the growing concerns now in our area after an announcement that some the measles. you're watching >>> a breast feeding controversy this week in alexandria is drawing a the lot of reaction. a worker at the wreck center told a woman she could not breast feed in the play room. she posted the incident on a brog and the spokesman apologized for what happened. there's no policy at the city department or center level that prohibits breast-feeding in any city facility. we are following up to enshire that all staff understands that breast-feeding is

penaling ing pencilling in a rate cut. a high frequency data could be delayed for january, february to around march. and that could mean some aggressive policy action could be delayed to around march. the next risk event in asia. the australian central bank decision. you can see the outperformance coming through on equity on that trend. economists largely degree with the rate cut. we could see a surprise coming through from yet another central bank if stephens decides to cut interest rates to a record low tomorrow. that's on the cards in terms what we're watching. back to you guys in london. >> thank you so much. >>> coming up on "worldwide exchange." number four for brady and belichick. we're live in glendale arizona to analyze the big super bowl game. and to see how katy perry and the commercials went down with the fans. and earnings exxonmobil becomes the latest to report earnings. what to watch out for in the report. >>> plus fashion designer tom ford talks to us exclusively about how the ukraine prices is impacting hi

that's low hang ing prut. by tonight, want to walk the dog you can. bad news, it's already 10 in gaithersburg and 13 in manassas. we'll let you know if we see any moisture mixing with this cold air this week. >>> new controversy of police use of nsa style of secret technology to track cell phones. prosecutors in and around the country have dropped evidence and cut deals rather than reveal details of the surveillance equipment. bruce leshan is live with more on that part of the story. >> what looks like a tree behind me sill wetted against the clouds, that's not a tree. that's a cell phone tower. but the devices that we're talking about, local police are using to fool cell phones and snarf up cell phone data, they're far more covert and camouflage than that tree. >> reporter: the suitcase-sized stingray devices do not look like much. they're so good at scarfing up cell phone data that local police are spending as much as $400,000 a piece in federal terrorism grants to buy them. stingrays are like fake cell phone towers. phones register with them and as

liberate commentators are enjoy ing this. >> are think anyone took her seriously. did anyone think she would run for president? never. she would never give up the money or reality. people like her and donald trump go to get publicity to public their projects. >> she needs to be taken seriously in that she has an ardent following. >> so does donald trump. >> she can raise money. she did a tease in 2012, i might, i might i might, and then she doesn't so the question for you is she more of a pop culture figure? >>> she is long a pop culture figure and a reason i do what i do is because politics is about choice and part of the conservative back lack against that speech is suddenly you saw her up against five six, seven actually qualified articulate and seriously considering running and not just raising their speaking fees and trying to write the next book or get the next television show and they relays the republican party has a lot of great closes and we will decide between them and not this person we defended when we felt she was attacked this 2008. >> i am in no way

the shoot inging happened here on saturday. there were a lot of people around. police say they are still interviewing witnesses who were here when it happened but they do say they have enough evidence to arrest two people and more could be coming. 36-year-old father and security guard manny zuniga was shot and killed on saturday night. today san jose poelice confirm for nbc bay area that two men have been arrested for his murder. >> the homicide detectives are still actively working this case. and still have a lot of work to do. >> reporter: police spokesperson heather randall says the suspects' names aren't being released. investigators aren't saying if the men in custody are seen in this surveillance video. it shows several men walking into the liquor for less in east san jose saturday night. moments after they walk out one person returns and grabs a cigar display case. he falls on his way out. investigators say that's when zuniga, the security guard began to approach. someone opened fire and that's when witnesses say zuniga took a bullet for his friend. >> st

. >> reporter: structural engineer maryann phipps is co-author inging preparedness report, and she is including schools. >> and if it had happened at a dif frent time of the day, we would have been mourning the loss of students. >> reporter: california is home of stringent standards, and the seismic safety manager says that our preparedness is the en my of the world. >> and so many people come in wanting to know why we do so well. >> reporter: california schools have done well structurally, but the nonstructural elements are a different matter. >> i don't know if the nonstructural matters have been evaluated and mitigated as well as the structural hazards have. >> reporter: take for example lights. overhead overhead pendant lights fell in napa and they can be sharp and weigh up to 80 pounds. >> and some of them were swinging around, and that is a dangerous feature. >> reporter: dangerous, but not unusual. northridge in 1994 and cowaalinga in 2003. >> you continue to see the photographs and the damage and that is disheartening, and shock ing and unacceptable. >> unacceptable because wi

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tonight, thousands of people gather on the university of north carolina campus honor inging the livesthree students who were gunned down in their apart last night. police believe that a feud over a parking space lead to the shooting, p u many people, including the father of one of the victims say they were targeted because they were muslim. craig hicks is being charged with three counts of first-degree murder. the prosecutor says it is too soon to know if it is a federal case. >> another crime in palo alto, and the crime may be linked to another one. a man groped another man inside of a macy's bathroom. this is surveillance image of the man. he peeked over the urinal partition and grabbed his rearend. it happened at noon today inside of the macy's at stanford shopping sencenter, and the investigators believe he could be linked to another incident monday where a man took a picture of a woman inside of a restaurant. >> and cell phone thefts are down significantly in the bay area thanks to thefor the new kill switches. cell phone thefts were down 27% in san francisco after a major push f

. >> and it's trigger inging life-saving rescues. in middleton, new jersey, three teenagers found themselves stranded on a frozen lake, one of them falling through the ice. and rescue workers risked their own lives dragging her out of those icy waters. her father thankful for their heroics. >> just for them to put their life on the line like they do, there is no words for it. you're just happy that she's alive and she was okay. >> 14-year-old dana mcquade was taken to the hospital and treated for mild hypothermia. >>> and this morning nearly a hundred thousand homes are without power in several southern states. stow and ice battered areas as far as georgia creating dangerous conditions on the roads. even walking on the sidewalk in tennessee was pretty treacherous at times. >> and the bitter cold expected to continue through the rest of the week for much of the country. >> now more snow is in store for the northeast. accuweather's justin povick joins us now with the latest. justin, good morning. >> reena and ryan thanks and good morni

inging given the fact they are at large. go out in a blaze of glory because they think they will be rewarded in the afterlife. i think there's huge concern tonight about follow-on attacks by the two gunmen perhaps by others in depp mark. >> and colonel reese, we'll get your take after the break, but we have to go to a break, but we'll get to you in a few moments. still to come freedom of speech under fire talking with a panel of experts about threats, intimidation and it stifling free expression. it's happened again today in denmark. that is next. across america people, like basketball hall of famer dominique wilkins, are taking charge of their type 2 diabetes... ...with non-insulin victoza. for a while, i took a pill to lower my blood sugar but it didn't get me to my goal. so i asked my doctor about victoza. he said victoza works differently than pills and comes in a pen. victoza is proven to lower blood sugar and a1c. it's taken once a day, any time. and the needle is thin. victoza is not for weight loss but it may help yo

ben car carson on, and he is a smart guy and he said this is why it is happen ing happening, and theto the country, and do we know of a single case of a undocumented person and do they hang out at disney world, because it is a expensive place to go, and that is playing to the politics, and something that should not be done. >> and they are also believing a that they could be are from the american tourists who went somewhere else and got them and then came back. >> and some of them are calling for the penalties of the higher health care penalties and jail time time, and are people overreacting? >> yes, because you rare not there, and civil remedies would be difficult to do and frankly you need more harm. that doesn't sound right, but that is what is going to be moving the law and get the prosecutors advocate for things that extend the law. but some say that ebola is a warmup, and this is so much more contagious and measles can hang in the air for two hours, and with more cases, you will get more action. >> but how does demonize inging them help? you cannot demonize them. >> but it hel