the director jonathan jarvis admitted his officers have been looking the other way and that upsets some members of the house oversight committee. >> if you want to change the rules, that's fine, just let me tell my constituents who want to visit d.c. this summer that they can come to any park they want to and they can bring their tent as long as they say they're protesting. >> while jarvis did say park service police will begin to enforce the no-camping laws, he did not say when or how. however, this morning our crews spotted park service officers walking through mcpherson square and taking notes. jarvis also told reporters that the occupy protesters would not be evicted unless there is a major health concern or another emergency. >>> we do have a health alert for virginia parents now about their children's vaccinations. a state health committee has approved a bill to end required vaccinations for girls against the human papillomavirus. hpv is sexually transmitted and it can lead to cervical cancer. republicans say the current lawu2nd2nd periods parental discretion and it encourages cas

good coverage and the pressure made the difference, again jarvis jones. michigan state on second and three and third and three didn't choose to run the ball with bell, now a feel goal attempt to tie the game >> jon: jones gets off to the side of the screen. and the tackle for michigan state. >> mike: so, it's on the foot of james conroy, second year as a spartan kicker out of wheaton, illinois. mark richt has a time-out, he'll lose it to let him think about the potential game-tier to send us to a third overtime. no matter what happens in this overtime, i think a pretty clear vote for who was, in our eye, the standout player in this game. made plays all over the field for georgia. start of the game, michigan state's first offensive snap for the safety, as he tackled keshawn martin in the end zone and longest punt return or longest play in outback bowl history. brandon boykin a 92-yarder, and a reception touchdown, brandon boykin the senior is our capital one player of the game. a man who thought he'd be a star. his mom chiropracticed with him, interviewing

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good coverage and the pressure made the difference, again jarvis jones. michigan state on second and three and third and three didn't choose to run the ball with bell, now a feel goal attempt to tie the game >> jon: jones gets off to the side of the screen. and the tackle for michigan state. >> mike: so, it's on the foot of james conroy, second year as a spartan kicker out of wheaton, illinois. mark richt has a time-out, he'll lose it to let him think about the potential game-tier to send us to a third overtime. no matter what happens in this overtime, i think a pretty clear vote for who was, in our eye, the standout player in this game. made plays all over the field for georgia. start of the game, michigan state's first offensive snap for the safety, as he tackled keshawn martin in the end zone and longest punt return or longest play in outback bowl history. brandon boykin a 92-yarder, and a reception touchdown, brandon boykin the senior is our capital one player of the game. a man who thought he'd be a star. his mom chiropracticed with him, interviewing

during a hearing the national park service director jonathan jarvis admitted to allowing protesters topark to help keep the peace. park police officers will soon begin to enforce the no camping law just like in national parks around the nation. he has not said how or when that will take place. >> mcfearsons, the occupiers under any circumstances unless there's a imagine or health or emergency. you need to make a distinction here that camping is a violation on an individual persons case. >> jarvis testified a few other demonstrations have been allowed to camp out in the mall. there was the farmers protest in 1979, and that lasted seven weeks and there was the peoples campaign in 1968, right after martin luther king jr. was assassinated. that camp site was in place about a month. >>> tonight, police agencies are taking a careful look at the supreme court ruling that says gps tracking cannot be done without a warrant. it was a gps tracking device attached to the car of suspected d.c. king antwon jones that resulted in a raid on a bus that netted a million dollars in drugs and cash, but th

during a hearing on capitol hill tuesday, the national park service director jonathan jarvis, admitted to allowing protestors to sleep in the park to help keep the peace. this contradicts a law which allows around-the-clock protests but prohibits camping in national parks. jarvis says park police officers will begin to enforce the no camping law here like they do in national parks around the country. he's not said how or when that will take place. >>> police in vienna have discovered a case of a real life underground fight club. >> what's more alarming is the participants are believed to be middle school age children. ken molestina has details. >> reporter: according to police, officers were combing the streets of vienna on january 13th, looking for a missing juvenile. officers say when it got here to this area, they found a group of about 20 middle schoolers who claim to have been part of a fight club. vienna, it is a medium-sized town with about 60,000 residents, mostly a quiet suburban community, not known for anything quite like this. >> you do not talk about fight club. >> but acc

. >> i'm rebecca jarvis. >> the latest on the cruise ship capsizing in italy.aptain speaks out about the training it takes to save thousands of lives. when should disaster strike. >>> and degrees that are likely to get you a job and also the degrees that may leave you without one. >> great way to spend those four years. >>> also, just plain filth, from the tray tables to the carpet, a stunning look at how dirty many planes are. this one confirms a lot of my suspicions. >>> and the black boxes of the "costa concordia" have been recovered. it could answer a lot of questions. and alan pizzi is in giglio, italy. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. the police divers have recovered what they describe as a hard drive and two cameras, cctv cameras from the bridge of the "costa concordia." they hope that will give them more information on exactly what happened the night of the accident. the search effort will concentrate on the ship's fifth level, where passengers would have gathered to go to life rafts, considered to be the most likely place to find the bod

director jonathan jarvis admitted his officers have been look the other way and that riled some members of the house oversight committee. >> you want to change the rules, that's fine. just let me tell my constituents who want to visit d.c. this summer that they can come to any park they want to and they can bring their tent as long as they say they're protesting. >> while jarvis did say park service police will begin to enforce the no camping laws, he didn't say when or how. jarvis told supporters, the occupy protests would not be evicted unless there is a major health concern or other emergency. >>> it is now up to maryland governor martin o'malley to decide whether a new transit line will be built in upper montgomery county. tuesday, the county council signed off on a plan to build a bus rapid transit line. it would go from the shady grove metro station to clarksburg. part of the line would run along 270. bus rapid transit is like a light rail line with dedicated stations except it runs on buses. the price tag of the project, $491 million. >>> it is 6:07. i'm watching your money. talk

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jarvis. >> mr. chairman and members of the committee i appreciate the opportunity to appear before you today to discuss the national park service handling of the occupied demonstrations at mcpherson square. this hearing takes place in the district of columbia. the capitol of the nation and the federal government. it is here perhaps more than any other place in the united states americans come to exercise their first amendment rights to peacefully assemble to petition their government for redress of grievances and to exercise their right of freedom of speech. all three injured 97 of america's national parks but especially the national parks in washington, d.c. are places where citizens' rights are guaranteed under the nation's constitution. among the law enforcement agencies in the nation, the national park service and its urban law enforcement organization the united states park release have perhaps the greatest experience handling first amendment activities. in 2011 alone there were 626 permitted f

jonathan jarvis made the statement yesterday.otesters won't have to leave the park. he said they will just have to sleep elsewhere. jarvis said he plans to issue a warning to the protesters soon. 5:35 is the time now. 34 degrees in la plata. >> residents there is growing concern about crime in d.c. including a rash of obries. >> details on health issues for actress demi moore. >> and wheal check in on your traffic and weather every 10 minutes. >> hi, i'm jackie at the rescue center at the national zoo. i have with me a northern pine snake. come meet a friendly new face. good morning, washington. >> i trust her on that one. i don't think i'm getting that close. >> i only want to see that one in the exhibit. exactly. safe distance. let's check in with adam caskey now. it is 5:39. see what's going on with the weather. >> watching that snake reminds me we were at the baltimore aquarium several months ago. the fs right up against the glass. all of a sudden sneaking out from underneath a log pops this kaman. just glanced away when he l

i'm rebecca jarvis. >> and i'm jeff gror. from studio 52, this is cbs this morning saturday. >> disaster at sea. three people are dead after a cruise ship with more than 4,000 people on board runs aground italy. ripping a160-foot gash into its hull. the ship is listing severely. many lifeboats can't be lowered. a cabin-to-cab inch search is under way for anyone who may be trapped. >>> no remorse. former mississippi governor haley barbour says he's comfortable pardoning 200 convicted murderers and felons. >> five worked at the mansion, and i can tell you, they are no threat to society. >> now the state and the victims' families are fighting back. >> that doesn't make it right that he should be pardoned for murder. >>> oprah's honor roll. controversy surrounded her school in south africa. >> i believe education is an open door to all life. >> but now her first class is about to graduate. >> this has been harder than i ever imagined. it has cost more money than i ever imagined, yet every single sacrifice has been worth it. >>> a

jarvis, i appreciate the candor. you have acknowledged they are camping and there are individuals in mcpherson park breaking the law. and they have been there since october. so, it's not like three or four months later now, you've been too quick to enforce the law. they have been there four months. we aren't even there yet getting into many of the issues that the city is having to deal with. and again, nobody up here, republican or democrat, i don't think anybody in this hearing room questions at all their right to protest. that's not what this hearing is about. you're not enforcing your own statute. who's telling you -- and i know this isn't you -- who's telling you not to enforce the statute? it's not your job how to treat protest groups differently. they are breaking the law. why aren't you enforcing that law? it's been four months? >> well, all of our decisions related to the way that this particular protest has been handled has been made on the ground first and foremost by our u.s. park police, officers and comm

during a hearing on capitol hill tuesday, the national park service director jonathan jarvis admitted to allowing protestors to sleep in the park to help keep the peace. this contradicts a law which allows around-the-clock protests but prohibits camping in national parks. jarvis says park police officers will begin to enforce the no camping law here just like they do in national parks around the country. he has not said when or how that will take place. >>> oscar ramiro ortega hernandez said he's not guilty of trying to assassinate president obama. police say ortega fired shots at the white house in november 2011. he was arrested in pennsylvania days later. prosecutors argue he harbored conspiracy theory ris and fantasies of killing the president. ortega is scheduled to return to court next month. >>> a measure to legalize gay marriage in maryland has more clarity when it comes to protecting religious freedom according to o'malley. o'malley told a group of same- sex marriage supporters he's supporting the measure this year. a same-sex marriage bill passed the senate last year but stal

i'm rebecca jarvis. >> i'm john miller. good morning. >> by the way, you might notice we're in our temporary digs here. eve temporary home. >> scott, can i have the keys? >> scott pelley did give them to us and we are broadcasting from here this morning on monday. it will be our brand-new studio that opens up when cbs "this morning," premiers on monday. >> we have a lot of news for you this morning. >> topping it is the economic news coming out on the economy. a burst of hiring last month sent the jobless rates to 8.5%, the lowest level in almost three years. and sixth month in a row the economy has added 300,000 jobs and president obama said the nation is making some improvement but too many businesses are still struggling. anthony mason has more. >> reporter: the economy picked up speed in december with the job market showing surprising strength. the 200,000 new jobs added in month was the best showing since september. is the economy stronger than you thought it would be at this point? >> it is. it's held up better than w

. >> reporter: donald jarvis has lived in the community for 33 years. early this morning he woke to the smell of smoke. >> i don't know why they would pick this area. >> reporter: crews are still investigating the scene of a grass fire that broke out 1:15 monday the most recent in a string of fires intentionally set in novato since saturday night. the first was close to condominiums. >> there is always risk to property and life. as far as what has been burned it has been limited to wild vegetation. there has been some scorching of a fence near one of the condominiums which obviously gives us concern, all because of the potential that a fire could spread. >> reporter: the majority of the dozen or so fires burned grass or small piles of debris. >> as far as motive or identity of suspects, we done >> reporter: the police department is counting on the public for help. >> whether it is as minute as someone walking 1:30 in the morning we want to be called let our officers determine if their presence is suspicious or not. >> reporter: neighbors like donald hav

he's ben jarvis green ellis.t exactly a household name because he gets lost in the shuffle of stars like tom brady and their tight end tandem that he passes to. now the ravens are rather fond of the guys they have playing the tight end position. dennis p to the best -- pitt and ed dixon. these two have emerged as potent we'lls on baltimore's offense. in new england they have taken the tight end to a new level. aaron hernandez and rob grownskowski two of the best. the ravens are well aware of what's ahead on sunday. >> these are just two other great tight ends that can stretch well on the field or work the middle and do some other things and they also can block. there's not really many flaws there. but it's a great challenge and we're up for it. >> we can do even better than they're doing right now. they're asking what their teams wants them to do and vice versa here with us. we both win in games. it's going to come up to this match up in the game. tight end are going to make plays and our defense has to stop thei

. >> reporter: donald jarvis has lived in the community for 33 years. this morning he woke to the smell of smoke. >> i don't know why they would pick this area. >> reporter: crews are still investigating the scene of a grass fire that broke out 1:15 monday the most recent in a string of fires intentionally set in novato since saturday night. the first was close to condominiums. >> there is always risk to property and life. as far as what has been burned it has been limited to wild vegetation. there has been some scorching of a fence near one of the condominiums which obviously gives us concern, all because of the potential that a fire could spread. >> reporter: the majority of the dozen or so fires burned grass or small piles of debris. >> as far as motive or identity of suspects, we done >> reporter: the police department is counting on the public for help. >> whether it is as minute as someone walking 1:30 in the morning we want to be called let our officers determine if their presence is suspicious or not. >> reporter: neighbors like donald have thei

jarvis murray is here representing the division of taxis. john fong is here representing the department of mapping. and anthony greco is representing the department of building inspection. at this time, could you please go over the meeting guidelines. >> the board request that you turn off all phones and pagers so they will not disturb the proceedings. please carry on conversations in the hallway. the presentations are as follows -- appellants, permit holders, and the department representatives have seven minutes and three minutes for rebuttal. people affiliated with these parties must include these comments within the seven or three-minute periods. members are not affiliated with the parties have up to three minutes to address the board with no rebuttals. to assist the board and the accurate preparation of minutes, members of the public who wish to speak on an item are asked, but not required, to submit a speaker card when you come up to speak at the podium. cards and hence are available on the left side of the podium. the board also welcom

right to the second quarter, tied at 3-3, they call him the law firm, ben jarvis ellis, 10-3 in favorf the home team. later in the second, joe flacco had all day to flow. he rolled out and fired a strike, hit it right here. the patriots would get another field goal and lead 13-10 at the half. third quarter now, pats now up 16-10. flacco looking and hitting tory smith. he broke the tackle, then breaks it up the sideline. not going to catch him. flacco silenced the critics with 306 yards and 2 touchdowns on the day. fourth quarter, baltimore 20-16. brady decides to keep it himself and dove in to put new england back on top. brady all fired up, but that was his only touchdown against a tough ravens d. final minute now, baltimore down 23-20. flacco looks like he has the game-winning score, but sterling moore, who began the year on the raiders practice squad breaks it up, knocks it right down. that was the game. so on comes billy cundiff for the chipper for overtime. oh, no. patriots survive, headed back to the super bowl for the fifth time during the belichick-brady era. >> i sucked prett

ben jarvis ellis takes it in for the score, new england on top. joe flacco rolled out and fired a strike. the tight end, there it, is patriots would get another field goal and they would lead 13-10 at the half. very, very close game out in foxborough. third quarter, pats up 16-10. flacco looking, hits tory smith, broke the tackle and would win the sprint down the sideline. catch him if you can! he just gets in. flacco silenced the critics with 306 yards and 2 touchdowns. baltimore up 20-16. brady kept it himself on 4th and goal, getting new england back on top. brady is very fired up, but that would be his only touchdown against a very tough ravens d. baltimore down 23-20 in the final minute. flacco looked like he had lee evans for the winning score, but look at this. sterling moore gets his hand in there and pops it right out of there to break it up. great play if you're a pats fan. here comes cundiff for the chipper, oh, no. patriots survive, headed back to the super bowl for the fifth time during the belichick and brady era. >> sucked pretty ba

second quarter, ben jarvis waits for the hole to open and shoots through a 7-0 run.aven's respond. joe flacco, torey smith, incredibly fast. 29 yards for the touchdown. dives across the goal line. ravens up 20-16. patriots drive the field. they go for it on fourth and goal. pats up three. a few minutes later, same score. patriots have the ball again. he goes deep. the pass tipped by the raven's defender, into the hands of jimmy smith. replay shows he got it by his fingertips t. raven's d keeping from more points on the board. an easy attempt to tie the game. >> 32 yards to tie. and the kick is out. it's out. it's no good. it's no good. >> oh, you've got to feel for the ravens on that. stunned disbelief on the sideline after the ravens had driven all the way down to set up that field goal and he just pulled it left. the patriots and tom brady escape with a 23-20 win. brady wins his 16th career post-season win to tie joe montana. new england moves on now to earn that rematch against the giants in the super bowl coming up two weeks. the patriots three and a half point f

jonathan jarvis said while protestors won't be allowed to set up camps, they'll be allowed to exercise the first amendment rights in the square. and in just a few hours, president obama will address a joint session of congress. it comes during a browsing presidential election year and in an economy struggling to recover. fox 5s tom fitzgerald is live with a preview. what do you expect the president to talk about specifically tonight? >> reporter: laura, it's no secret heading into an election year, president obama will lay out many east of the main -- many of the main themes we will hear this summer and this fall. the president in the earlier part, went to kansas to deliver a speech in what he said was an inequity and the wealthy in this country, don't pay the share the middle class do. the white house said the president is going to lay out his argument for reform of the u.s. tax code and that is interesting. into our area, we are home to one of the battle ground states. virginia and the president carried virginia back four years ago. tonight, we speak with jim go, lib to lay out what

. >> reporter: but this was a state where a guy named howard jarvis led a taxpayer revolt in 1978 passing an initiative called proposition 13, dramatically slashing property taxes. his legacy lives on with organized opposition to any new proposed tax hikes. >> i think the public reaction would be very negative. california voters have rejected the last seven proposed state-wide tax increases. >> reporter: california has been hit harder by budget cuts than most other states. and the looming battle will test whether the people here have had a change of heart about taxes and the value of government services. george lewis, nbc news, los angeles. >> and when we come back, good news for anyone who flies. >>> for people who fly, consider this tonight. the last ten years have been the safest decade ever for travel on u.s. airliners. the associated press analyzed government data and found there were 153 aviation fatalities in the last decade, including acts of terrorism. that's two deaths for every 100 million passengers on commercial flights. >>> another piece of positive news to report tonight, s

but this is the state where anti-tax crusader howard jarvis successfully slashed property taxes in 1978 with a measure known as proposition 13. and where opposition to new taxes by conservatives remains strong. >> average folks, real folks in the communities, they are not looking to pay higher taxes. >> reporter: if the tax measure fails the state says it will have to cut almost $5 billion out of public education. >> we can't wait. the people can't wait. let's get it done and california will be in a better spot. >> reporter: agencies say they are studying the budget tonight. by tomorrow there is likely to be a firestorm of negative reaction. george lewis, nbc news, los angeles. >>> still ahead as we continue tonight, a mother protecting her own doing something brave to save herself and her baby with intruders just outside the front door. >>> also ahead, millions of americans had reason today to ask, "what's the deal with the winter of 2012 -- at least so far"? >>> and later, he was a star on the slopes before a tragic accident. tonight, an nbc news exclusive -- kevin pearce meeting the

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rebecca jarvis has the answer. before we go to break, yea or nay for the twinkies?ease. >> she's cute. she's cute. i've been known to trample little children for the banana twinkies. we'll have the answer. you're watching "cbs this morning." your local news is coming up next. >>> now four minutes before 8:00 apartment live look at the clouds way over to the east but not all the way. the shore might be sunny. sharon has another look at the roads and tim over at first warning weather. >> we are finally seeing a break in the clouds, the rain has moved out, forecast up to 60 with lows down to 38. clouds breaking for sun, 60 degrees for your daytime high. now for a look at the roads of to sharon gibala with wjz traffic control. >> hi there, too much to talk about, plenty of problems including new accidents one of them on the beltway. on 97 in the northbound direction there is a crash, another one there. those are just the new ones. this traffic report is brought to you by the cochrane firm. don, back over to you. >> thank you. a baltimore city man is hospitalized after f

rebecca jarvis has the answer. before we go to break, yea or nay for the twinkies? tease. >> she's cute. she's cute. i've been known to trample little children for the banana twinkies. we'll have the answer. you're watching "cbs this morning." your local news is coming up next. police are looking into a deadly stabbing in san francisco. the >>> good morning. 7:56. i'm grace lee with your cbs 5 headlines. police are looking into a deadly stabbing into san francisco. the victim died around 3:30 this morning about an hour after he was found wounded at 6th and stevenston streets. >>> hundreds of new jobs are expected at a small central valley town. it's now known as project x. a large warehouse is expected to be built in patterson east of san jose over the diablo mountain range. there is speculation that it will be a facility for amazon.com. >>> the state of california could get some much-needed revenue if menlo park-based facebook goes public as it is expected to do this year. the state could get hundreds of millions of dollars in capital gains taxes from investors as

jarvis to ellis. 10-3. joe flacco was dancing all night long. he finds dennis in the end zone. third quarter, smith, former maryland terrapin tells moore, sorry, gotta go. great effort. 17-16 baltimore. fourth quarter, tom brady. it is cheaper to keeper. later down the stretch, lee evans appears to make the catch. they have to settle for a field goal. billy, exit left. the ravens can't believe it. they lose 23-20. >>> on the nfc side, john harbaugh's brother, jim and the 49ers taking on tom coughlin and the giants. vernon davis has been uncoverrable. he's having a great post- season. that's a 28-yarder to make it 14-10. in the fourth quarter, eli manning and the giants stepping up. small windows not a problem. he spits it in to manningham. late in the game though, overtime. kyle williams lets this punt get away from him. devin thomas, former washington redskin makes the recovery. sending the giants to the super bowl. they win it 20-17. wow, what a day. the caps and the wizards losing on sunday as well. that's going to do it for your morning sports. i'm dave owens, have a great

jarvis yesterday, so has there been a response yet? >> no, we haven't heard anything. in fact, we sent a letter earlier indicating to the national park service of the costs that had been incurred by the district of colombia, asking them to help us because we're obviously in tough budget times. we haven't gotten a response to that one either. e in the letter from yesterday, is there some friction there or something or why do you think you haven't gotten a response yet? >> no. there's nothing that i would cite as friction at this stage. as a matter of fact, we're trying to work closely with the park service through all of this. but we would like a response not only to the letter yesterday, but the one that preceded it. >> so the hope is that you'll be able to move the protesters at least temporarily, clean that up and then they may be able to go back there. >> we don't know about going back. we're just trying to figure out what the best and safest way is to continue to have them do what is guaranteed by the constitution and that is protest. again, if you look at freedom

. >> with no opportunity to pull his gun, deputy jarvis harris positions himself between the attackersefendant. >> he tried to get in the way and block them as best he could. but they ran right over the top of him. >> the two large males were like linebackers and bolted over him. >> while this is going on, deputy erpp makes a desperate call for backup. all three attackers now reach henderson handcuffed, unable to defend himself. >> they were stomping on him. they were kicking him. >> owe see one guy lying on the suspect punching him while another suspect was walking around and puts his hand against the wall to get leverage as he's profuse willing aggressively kicking him. >> he draws his taser and fires taking out one of the two bigger attackers. almost simultaneously, officer erpp tasers the other. and both assailants drop to the ground. >> the officer who had been pushed on the outside of the door, boom. swings into action. >> deputy cooley quickly zaps the remaining attacker. meanwhile, a separate brawl is raging just a few feet away. set in motion when the defendant's father seen i

. >> reporter: director of the national park service jonathan jarvis says its job will be to ensure safety for all. >> as long as the demonstration continues, however, the nps will take an enforcement approach that seeks to protect public health and safety while respecting their first amendment rights. >> reporter: barbara, also this morning, director of the district of columbia's department of health gave testimony and he reported finding a dangerous threat at mcpherson encampment or potential for communicable diseases and hypothermia and food-borne illness. p much more on the story as it develops later on. we are live at the capitol. back to you. >> rats getting too close to the capitol out there. thanks a lot. >>> to the weather now, foggy morning. will the sun break through? we hope so. i thought i saw some out there earlier. good morning again. >> it has. over the last hour we have had some sunshine breaking out. good morning. as we got going on this tuesday morning we had quite a big of fog. live view from the sky watcher camera looking into fairfax county and there is -- some blue s

first to the news room where rebecca jarvis has the sunday morning ed lines. >> reporter: it is january, 2012. good morning. from new zealand to new york, the world rang in the year 2012 at midnight. there were fireworks in moscow, in berlin, and in rio. and in atlanta, at the stroke of 12, they dropped a peach. a just-released des moines register poll shows republican presidential candidate mitt romney and rival ron paul in a statistical dead heat with just two days to go before the iowa caucuses. rick santorum is in third place. newt gingrich in fourth. more than 40% of those polled say they are still undecided. another night of arson in los angeles. last night six cars were set on fire in and around the city. more than 40 vehicles have been torched in the area over the last three days. an early morning earthquake shook japan today. the 7.0 magnitude quake was centered about 300 miles south of tokyo. buildings swayed and shook but no damage or injuries reported. now for today's weather. unseasonably warm in the east but a massive cold canadian air is chilling the heartland. that cold

. >>> business correspondent rebecca jarvis says it could put some money in your pocket. terms of a possible settlement? >> as gayle said the five largest banks, bank of america, jpmorgan, citigroup, wells fargo, they could turn around and help those facing foreclosure or are facing foreclosure and in exchange for that banks get a cleared green light to proceed with business. they're not going to get sued in the future for deceptive pr practices that they may or may not have performed. >> what exactly was done? >> one of the things that has been talked about a lot is robo-signings. people getting pushed through the foreclosure process without the banks actually paying attention to the details because there was such a huge volume of foreclosures coming through the pipelines. banks couldn't handle them. banks signed off. that's the claim. >> if you look at this, if it's agreed upon, who qualifies? >> it qualifies for privately health mortgages issued between 2008 and 2011, no fannie and freddie mortgages would apply. that's about half of the mortgage market. if you do quali