our crew wayne, jonathan, and welcome everybody. liberal like michael moore admitting the truth that obama care is awful and can't be fixed. that's not us saying it. it's him. moore saying the president knew in his heart that a single payer system was the true way to go. and now it's up to liberals to make it happen. michele, you know in your heart universal care is the way to go? >> it's not, but this is what they wanted all along. democrats were happy with obama care because they said, well if obama care works, that's great because it expands the government's role in health care but if it doesn't that's fine, too, because it opens the door to single payer system. and now that we know obama care is a mess, we're starting to see democrats talk about a single payer system just a few weeks ago, senator bernie sanders introduced a bill that would require states to set up a single payer system. this is definitely the route they want to go down. >> jonathan, you've been saying this for a while, haven't you? this has beens the plan all al

jonathan tisch was instrumental in getting it built. stadium holds games for the giants and the jets. all of those seats came with a hefty price tag. >> this is an amazing building. it cost $1.6 billion to build. people said to us, why is there no roof on it? that would have been more money here at there is not a dime up public money in this building. it is all privately financed. it was quite a remarkable congressman. >> the stadium will be in the spotlight in early february when the plays host to the most- watched sporting event in the world -- the super bowl. >> super bowl is a great opportunity for this region, for new york and new jersey. this is a super bowl of a lot of firsts. first time it is being hosted by two teams, the first time it is being hosted by two states and one big city. the first time the game is being played in a northern city and a building without a roof. >> it has been a decade-long effort for tisch. it began after 9/11 when he began pitching the idea to nfl politicians as a way to jumpstart an economy. it was

jonathan never got in trouble. outside of the home or at home. jonathan was a very caring person. reverendal al, that's why we want the video released. if you see the video, it is very telling that this is cold-blooded murder, that he was not an aggressor, that he possess nod threat to officer kerrick. officer kerrick just killed him. >> officer kerrick's attorney had no comment about the civil lawsuit, but he did say this about the criminal case, and i'm quoting, we're confident at the resolution of this case it will be found that officer kerrick's actions will be found justified on the night in question. >> what do you feel than as your brother is the victim here and you're sitting there with your mother, will? >> first of all, i hate that the situation had to occur the way that it did. and i don't -- we really want this stuff to take place so no other parent or family have to deal with the situation that our family has had to deal with at the time. and we would really hate for another child or innocent person to have to deal with the danger of the stuff that my brother had to g

i am jonathan betz live in new york. words of respect for ariel sharon, who died today after eight years in a coma. >> massive chemical spill may be days before 300,000 people can use tap water again. >>> alex rodriguez's punishment is reduced. the slugger says it's still too much. fifty years since the first big health warning about smoking, where we stand today. >>> vice president joe biden will lead the u.s. delegation to the memorial service for ariel sharon. he died this morning after eight years in a coma. he was 85 years old. shareon was a decorated general and a controversial leader. president obama honored shareon by renewing commitment to bring israeli and palestinians together. the president said we have we drive for peace for israel to the goal of two states living side-by-side in peace and security. >>> we return to the jerusalem correspondent, nick schifrin. how is shareon being remembered today? >> reporter: >> reporter: jonathan, you know, you said it. he was polarizing. he was loved by israeli who dubbed

i am jonathan betz. after a bitter debate, syria's main opposition group disagrees agrees to attend peace talks. lingering questions about the safety of water in charleston, west virginia as the owner of the company responsible creates another company after filing for bankruptcy. new allegations of dirty politics by the new jersey governor's staff, a may or now says hurricane sandy relief money was held hostage. a drought emergency in california, how it could sour the state's wine industry. >> after much stalling and intense pressure from the united states, syria's main rebel group has agreed to attend next week's peace conference in switzerland. 75 coalition managers voted inestanbul. the majority favored attending the talks. it will be the first face to face meeting between the assad regime and the coalition since the civil war began in 2011. the talks are scheduled to begin on wednesday. nina mcnaught has the latest >> reporter: it was supposed to be conducted by a show of hands. in the end, they opte

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pile on with jonathan here, i agree. this is a more lib rainier look, conservative, capitalism and the libertarian look. that is what we try to do week after week on the show. go ahead. >> this also matters whose economic freedom you are talking about. is it econic freedom of ceos, not to have to report their corporate profits correctly like sarbanes-oxley requires them to do? or are we looking at the economic freedom of workers whose productivity has gone up. profits gone up. but who benefited from this. ceos, none of this is going toward the -- skyrocketing income inequality. >> this is such a ridiculous statement saying you don't ve to do this and violating sarbanes-oxley. you don't know what you are talking about. i happen to sit on the new york stock exchange company board. we are so carul about complying with sarbanes-oxley. everybody is terrified about sarbanes-oxley. you don't know what themen you're talking about -- what the hell you're talking about. [ overtalk ] >> let me ask you. wait a minute. let me ask y s

i am jonathan betz. searching for a motive, a shooting at a maryland mall kills three and injures five. explosions protests answers dozens killed on the third anniversary of the start of egypt's uprising. demonstrators are not backing down in ukraine. the opposition turns down an offer to join the government and says only new elections will stop the protest. >>> saving the slave, a theater that was once a hotbed for civil rights' leaders. now, it's future is in doubt. . >>> a shooting inside a suburban maryland malhas killed three and hurt 5 others. two store workers were killed before the shooter shot himself. the mall had been open for about an hour this morning. now, columbia is between washington, d.c. and baltimore. mee police have not yet identified the gunman or the motive. officers say the suspect was carrying a large amount of ammunition, and they are checking for explosives. the mall remains closed as investigators search for cluess. lisa, what's the latest tonight? >> reporter: jonathan, as yo

jonathan. >> a lot of money at stake there. thanks, courtney. >>> to understand this issue you better i spoke earlier with adrian moore of the reason foundation, ahead ex-friedman the managing erred of the monthly magazine prison legal news, they say private prisons are subject to more lawsuits, abuse also happens in public facilities. >> there aren't any studies showing that private prisons have better conditions than governor-run prisons. but there are a number of study that his show that conditions overall looking at hundreds of facilities, are as good as private prisons. and there is a couple reasons for that, one is private prison guards do not have sovereign immunity from being sued for violating prisoners' rights, so private prison companies are much more subject to lawsuits from inmates, so they have a big incentive to keep a lid on that. and second, as i mentioned, you have the oversight from the state that doesn't exist with state facilities. look at places like california, where abuse of inmates and withholding of th

joining me now msnbc karen finney and back with its jonathan. thank you for being here., christie tried to laugh this off at first. not laughing today. >> no. >> what's the political fallout for him today, in your opinion? >> well it's very bad for him. look, the thing about any kind -- whether you're a democrat or republican when you're look at a political scandal of this nature you better -- if you say absolutely one equestik equestion vocal -- better know. he may have created a culture in which his staff felt this was appropriate behavior, and he didn't -- maybe he didn't know about that and he hadn't read some of these emails or maybe he did and the problem becomes what will end up happening over the next several weeks it will drip, drop, drip, dropout and that will eat away his credibility every single time we get a new piece of information that gives us a new viewpoint of the story. that's the real challenge for christie. >> jonathan another quote says, and even if christie did not lie, his officials are liars. if christie can't control them, how can we trust him a

jonathan martin is at the scene. jonathan, what's being done in terms of getting people the relief that they need? >> reporter: fema has helped, they brought in water. the truck behind me. that was one of the trucks full of bottled water. he's gone. so many people have been coming by here, getting the bottled water they need and there is also behind me, you can see, a lot of people to bring canisters and fill those up to take home. a lot of people bringing some big canisters because they just don't know how long this water crisis will last. so, again, some 300,000 people told, do not drink this water. do not bathe in it. really, only they are being told that they can their toilet, the system. so at this point, that's what they are told they can do now. this all started on thursday, thursday morning, when this company freedom industries, an industrial company here in the city notified authorities that a chemical was leaking into the elk river. it's so close to the water treatment facility, so, morgan, it got into the

they work part time. >> reporter: jonathan martin reporting. we're going to listen in on the governor, and right now he's speaking in west virginia. >> these specific areas flushing can begin. we've made a lot of progress, but i ask all west virginians to continue to be patient as we work to safely restore service to the affected areas. now some of the speakers after me today will be giving specific guidelines, and i think it's very important that you follow these guidelines so not to overtax the system and cause a breakdown. so the water will be coming back on, but it will be done in a systemic way. at this time i would like to introduce general hoy er who will be giving information on the tests conducted overnight. >> over the period of total time that we've been involved with this situation we've collected 692 samples today. we've analyzed 264. please don't take that to mean that we have a serious of samples that were that backlogged on. there is a series of things that go on relating to splitting samples and samples that don't have to be te

jonathan hunt, our newsroom here in new york and, jonathan, good foreign morning to you. process. >> yeah, it really has been a long nightmare for everybody involved in this. the family of the victim, of course, and all of those accused in that brutal hurd. murder. amanda knox was arrested very shortly after the murder back in 2007, then she was convicted of murder and sexual assault in 2009. in 2011 the verdicts against iowa hand da knox and her -- amanda knox and her ex-boyfriend, her co-accused, were overturned. that was 2011. it was overturned on the basis of some shaky forensic evidence that had been seized by police at the home iowa hand da knox -- iowa amanda knox shared with meredith kercher. knox's lawyer appears very confident that the not guilty verdict will be upheld in this trial. he told the jury this morning, quote: it is not possible to convict a person was it is probably that she is guilty. the penal code does not foresee probability, it foresees certainty. now, the judge has said, bill, that there will be deliberations for at least seven hours today. by

all right jonathan terrett.hank you. >>> the supreme court, dispute focuses on powx's decision to appoint three people to the national labor relations board in january of 2012. some people say the move was unconstitutional. libby casey has more. >> the kay questions whether a president in this case president obama can make appointments when the senate is not in washington. typically the president will nominate someone to serve as a judge or to head a federal agency or serve on something like the national labor relations board then the senate confirms them. the constitution says the president must seek the advice and consent of congress. there is a loophole however when the senate is on recess. president obama two years ago appointed three members to the national labor relations board at a time when, while the senate was in what is called a pro forma session, it was technically in but members were not in washington. they had a minimal are session here. the president says that counts as a recess. president spokesm

i want to bring in jonathan harwood.up on this discussion of poverty and unemployment, the new numbers that came out, the $74,000 employment figure for december, did appear to some to be an outliar, are you in the camp of the mark zandy's to say it's not to be believed. >> i wouldn't say it's not to be believed at all. we've seen revisions going up in jobs numbers over the last couple of years but i do think it's something that will likely influence the debate somewhat on unemployment insurance. i think in the end the chances are that unemployment insurance will not be extended, but i think the chances improve slightly because of that number. i also think it influences the debate on minimum wage and the idea that minimum wage increase, which i think has a better chance than extended unemployment benefits, i think that has got a little juice from those poor numbers. >> talk about the economic consequences of not extending unemployment insurance. as you say it is unlikely for that to happen, what is the ripple effect on th

i'm jonathan betz in new york, and john seeing no the temperat. making money, hopes are high for the economy in 2014. the record is broken, and the reason for optimism. >>> annihilate all terrorist. that's the comment from russia's president. [ audio difficulties ] >> in chicago, it's tough to find some hopes for sale. inventories are down about 30% compared to last year, and in some cases, bidding wars are breaking out on property. >> reporter: mark and kay home shopped for several months before final close on this three-bedroom brick colonial. >> our inventory was very low, and the places that were very nice or fit our needs go under contract very quickly. >> reporter: however, rising interest rates could undermine the move. affirm interest on a 30-year fixed rate mortgage is 4 and a half percent, and that's a percent higher than a year ago. real estate broker, scott newman, thinks that the prospect is prompting many of his clients to buy now, rather than wait. [ audio difficulties ] so here we are with a million people, and there will be 150 am

and jonathan what is the situation in that part of the country? it seems it has almost come full circle? >> reporter: yeah, and in this area, it's really about diversifying the economy. this area is known as coal mining country. so many people here for generations have depended on coal mining for work, but in the last few years there has been a downturn in that industry, a lot of people have lost their jobs, and as a result businesses have closed. several of these businesses right in a row are just closed. the situation is pretty bad around here. if you think about the per capita income, it's just over $11,000, and the latest numbers show about 30% of the people are living below the poverty line. so money will be coming in -- there will be a $1.3 million small business loan to help some of these businesses that have closed, and help those that are open to because more sustainable, and provide job training, and leadership training to get these folks back to work, people who for so many years have just relied on coal mining as a trade. so this is ce

the other thing jonathan, indianapolis. the mayor has upgrade id the city's transportation to red, making it illegal for anybody to drive except for emergency personnel. this is going to go to noon tomorrow. they are going to reevaluate it. this hasn't happened since the 1978 blizzard. you can see the storm going through that area now. the actual contrast between cincinnati, indianapolis, that is where the frontal boundary is lingering. temperatures are going to be dropping across that region. now take a look at the hazards going on. these are the wind chill warnings across the area. believe it or not, over half of the country the looking at either warnings, watches, or advisories in their state. that is how cold we are looking at. tonight, wind chills. let's put this into motion starting right now. goa nortfargo, north dakota, 50d chills. minus 47 in indianapolis. let's go a little bit more into time. as we look at tomorrow, it is going to get just a little bit better to the west, but still fargo is at minus 43°. major pro

. >>> jonathan martin joins us now from charleston, west virginia, jonathan, i got to wonder if not for drinking and washing what can the tap water be used for? >> sorry, what did you say, stephanie? >> jonathan, what is the latest on when this ban on drinking water might be lifted? >> reporter: okay, thank you, sorry about that. the latest is that they will believe they have the chemical levels in the water lower. they're trending in the positive direction but the governor here in west virginia said he is not ready just yet to give the all-clear. they still need to do more tests. they need to have a broader sample pool. the good news is that there is water for people to use. they have to bathe with water from these tankers like the one you see behind me. this is set at the local hospital. they have a lot of bottled water for people to use here. still as this goes into another day without people being able to use their tap water you can imagine a lot of people are just very, very frustrated. >> reporter: elizabeth and her daughter have not showered for three days. the case of bottled wa

i'm jonathan betz with tonight's top stories.the northeast is preparing for the first snow storm of 2014, forecasters say it should begin snowing in new york tonight and move into new england. as much as a foot or more of snow could fall. temperatures will end up around zero°. the president's health care law hit a last minute snag. justice soto mayor, white house has until friday to respond. >>> lines have been very long in colorado today, now that the state's become the first to male

and jonathan segal and jonathan with carnegie university. allison, one question that has been asked many times now there is another substance that you have to worry about people using and driving, part of the challenge being that there is no test that is reliable as a breathalyzer for alcohol when it comes to thc in the system and trying to determine how long someone remains impaired after smoking. >> we do have a learning curve when it comes to thc on driving. there are political studies that suggest guidelines for standards. that's what we looked at when we established a per se standard for active thc. when i say active thc, there is the active thc that causes impairment, and the enactive metabolized that will show up in workplace tests for example. our workplace does not apply to the inactive standard but only to the active standard. >> now in the case of alcohol, it's been said, well, my whole life i guess, that it effects different people in different ways, different weights, different body types, different personal chemistry, is that t

jonathan why this particular area? >> that's right. it is pretty tough here, and the sad thing about this part of kentucky is that it is an area that has seen such a downturn in the industry, the coal mining industry, and things aren't getting any better. if you look behind me, you can see businesses boarded up and closed. that is what you see around a lot of here, when you start looking at the numbers it is one of the poorest counties. and 30 to 40% of the people depending on what numbers you look at are living below the poverty line. so many people here made a living off the coal mines many of them have closed. mime who were making 70 or 80,000 dollars are now wondering what are we going to do. we talked to one happen who also used to work for the coal mine, that said there isn't much of a future here. >> what jobs are here is minimum wage and stuff. there's nothing here young persons got no business staying here. no business at all. i don't see things getting better. >> so really what this designation will do, at least for this part

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department of justice and specializes in the relations and jonathan calkins and professor after carnegie and talked about marijuana legalization and let me start with you in pittsburgh, this is not a single variable problem, is it, when something has been illegal for a long time and a lot of government resources have been dedicated to enforcing that, it's not as easy as just throwing a switch and saying, no, you can do it now, is it? >> no, you are exactly right. there is a lot of complexity. and it's further complicated by the fact that nobody has ever done this before, no modern jurisdiction had ever legalized a large skull commercial production and distribution, all that had been legalized anywhere else is personal possession and use or in the case of the netherlands retail sale of 5 grams, uncharted territory and things to be worked out. >> guidance from prohibition and making something legal again that once had been made illegal? >> yes and no. precisely because nobody has ever done this particular thing before, we of course look all over to try to find historical analogs but it's c

i am jonathan betz live in new york. a deal and now a date. we now know when iran will begin scaling back it's nuclear program. >> it's a test of everybody. >>> pushing for peace, trying to get syria's rebels to attend talks. a security breach where three more retailers were hacked. but who? the stores don't have to come forward. >> bangkok in gridlock. trying to shut down a city. >> we begin tonight with iran. an agreement with the islamic republic. it's purpose to fill in the details, the two sides negotiated last november. starting next week on january 20th, iran will begin rolling back its nuclear program to allow the united nations full access. then if iran cooperates, a permanent deal will be finalized. in return, the country will soon get about $7,000,000,000 in seized oil revenue. more now from patty col hawaiian in washington. >> this was the first step taken in november, six countries in iran agreeing to a temporary dole. now, on january 20thsth, a round leaders say they will take action. on that day, they promise to enrich uranium t

what do you make, jonathan, of this hit list? >> well, honestly, it's very, very interesting story in politico. it's not terribly surprising that politicians keep score. the good ones always had in their minds and their aides have done it on paper to know who's with you, who's against you, because you have a busy day if you're a politician, you're not going to call and spend a lot of time helping out those who have not been helpful to you, and you want to keep track of it. what's interesting about this in the contest of the christie mess is that there's a line between keeping score and not doing any favors for those who have not helped you and actually being vindictive against them. and doing things that would hurt not just them, but the public. i don't see any evidence here that hillary crossed any kind of a line in the way she was keeping score. also, one other thing, bill richardson is not on that list and he actually should be close to the very top of it. they felt more betrayed by him than anyone else. >> claire mccaskill di

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jonathan, money well spent? >> well when the government advertising for the military, eric that'sokay. that's moral because the military is actually a constitutional part of government. but the government advertising for obamare ispropaganda. it's using taxpayer money to try to promote more gornment force and convince people your loss of freedom is okay. that's a normal fact of life. it's not and should be stopped. >> more than half of americans think the obamacare law should be repealed but we'll spend h many millions of dollars to advertise at the olympics. >> why should government be spending any money to advertise any law? that's insaty. should they advertise laws oh, by the way there's a stop sign on the corner everybody should stop. they are spending taxpayer money to do this? this is insanity. i can't believe they wouldo this. when you are saying they are spending known advertise a law that congress has passed, it doesn't make any sense at all. jonathan is right. >> bob, how could can it be if they have t

into your eyes, and i'm telling you i would be ready. >> for more go to nbcbayarea.com and search jonathan martin. >>> we're months away from baseball but there are fans at at&t park. >> 1200 fans are taking part in filming commercials for the giants. they will continue through tomorrow and friday. the excitement continues on saturday when the giants hold their annual fan fest, free to the public. the commercials being shot right now will air throughout the entire 2014 season. gear up for baseball. >> strangers may be able to track your exact location. certain as on your smart phone use technology called geotagging for services but it can reveal your location as well. josh green tells you what to look out for. >> funny what you can find out about a stranger these days. we can see everyone who had geotagging turned on and posted things to their social media page. on twitter he wrote he was about to eat chicken and waffles. little did he know imbedded in that innocent message was his exact location. 18th street north and central hea avenue. >> when it comes to tweeting, travis is pretty much

jonathan. >> big change, thanks rebecca. more news in just a moment. >> about crews remain on the scene of a massive sinkhole that opened up in a street in downtown detroit. workers spent the day filling the crater, the hole is 14 feet deep. it appeared last night at a busy intersection near general motors corporate headquarters. two closed lanes could lead to monday morning gridlock though. >>> 400 pounds of dynamite and it worked. that's what it took for officials to demolish an apartment building in greenville, south carolina. after officials evacuated everyone within 600 feet of that blast zone. new apartments will be built on the site. >>> well brazil is gearing up for its famous carnivale celebration. rio de janeiro is shaking things up. fans got a sneak-peek of one of rio's famous sam abou samba schs practiced. looks like a lot of fun there. thanks for joining us and spending part of your sunday evening with us, i'll be back in just a few minutes with headlines. you can always go to aljazeera.com. have a great night.

," jonathan, let me start with you. the president was optimistic he was upbeat. it was a well-delivered speech much did it change anything? tomorrow next day next month when it comes to his policy agenda and 2014 politics? >> in terms of policy, he talked about immigration reform very very little. for a reason. because he doesn't want to scare off republicans in the house by pressing too much on the issue. because he actually wants to have a bill to his desk to sign this year. on that issue, john, less is more. on the issue of politics, it probably didn't change too much. look, the most revealing take away i've gotten from the speech all night came about seven minutes ago downstairs here in the green room where senator mark begich from alaska said he in fact does want president obama to come to his state this year. not to campaign for him, he said, but to show him his polici are wrong. that is the night of the president's big speech in the mid-term year, a sitting senator of his own party is saying that. it's remarkable

jonathan hunt joining me now. jonathan, what do we know about what's going to happen in the court in italy any moment now. >> as if these six years and three months has not been agony enough for everybody, the timing of this verdict seems to keep slipping. we were told right about now we would be getting an announcement from the court clerk. we do not have that at this point. there is some speculation the delivery of the verdict could slip another hour to 3:00 p.m. eastern. the agony goes on for obviously amanda knox and her family, obviously raffaele sollecito, her ex-boyfriend and family. her brother and sister are in the court waiting to hear the verdict like everybody else. this, of course, gretchen, will be the third verdict that we have had in this case, and it might not necessarily be the end. this could go back to the italian supreme court, gretchen. >> what does this mean for amanda knox now, though? as long as she stays in the united states, does this mean she can't go back to italy, if she's convicted o

not only did jonathan's lies in the white of the investigation, the d.a. says the dog's owners said it caused unnecessary emotional harm. but the city of san jose already tried to make 2014 a greener year than last. gen restaurant in san jose and some other cities across the country will no longer be using styrofoam containers. the goal is to protect the government by keeping the containers out of landfills and waterways because they take a long time to break down. the new law passed last summer means that all multi restaurant chains will now be using them for take- out or doggie bags. kron4's john finale of shows us the trail of destruction. >>: describing the force of the impact that will come from his sleep after a speeding car landed on top of his brother and laws are ford mustang. the crash captured on his own security camera. the accident occurred just before 6:00 a.m. on the 500 block of growth way. according to chp a suspected drunken driver and a silver said band lost control of his vehicle crashed into a parked car, and was then catapulted into t

an msnbc contributor jonathan capehart.or being here. >> thanks. >> david, the floor plan makes clear how physically close governor christie's office was to bill steppians and bridge ket kellys. how close was their working relationship. >> very close. the knows what he's doing. is there a smoking gun that says, you know, let's have the traffic problems coming from the governor, i doubt it. but he created a culture that not only thought this would be okay, even encouraged it. this is from a governor who suggested that the prs should take a bat to the head of the senate majority leader, a grandmother in her '70s who happens to represent fort lee. >> now, how closely did you work christie? >> in 2009, it was the first republican we endorsed statitywide in new jersey ever. he had. >> out of four years, it's the first time your group endorsed a republican governor? >> yep. and he had an outstanding platform in 2009 but the ink wasn't even dry from his election till he started breaking promises even before he got into office and

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cheryl: jonathan burton, thank you very much. >> thank you, cheryl. david: thank you, jonathan.ate it. >>> well major banks are set to report earnings next week with jpmorgan kicking it off on tuesday. financials performed great in 2013, up about 30%. are they set to win ben this year and by how much and what sector of financials should you get into? we have a preview from the best banking specialist around coming right up. cheryl: there you go. this was today. new jersey governor chris christie finding himself in a jam and offering a big mea culpa over the washington bridge fiasco. we'll have the latest on the story. david: a long mea culpa. cheryl: two hours. ♪ [ chilen yelling ] [ telephone rings ] [ shirley ] edwa jones. this is shirley eaking. how may i help you? oh hey, neill, how areou? how was the trip? [ male announcer ] with nearly 7 million investors... [ shirle] he's right here. hold on one sec. [ malennouncer ] ...you'd expect us to have a highly skilled call center. kevin, neill holley's on line one. ok, great. [ male announcer ] and we do. it's how edward jones ma

i'm jonathan betz with the headlines. joe biden will lead the delegation in the memorial surgeon much he died this morning after eight years in a coma, he was 85 years old. ariel sharon is expected to be given a military funeral at the family farm on monday. >> 300,000 are without tap water in west virginia. a chemical spill on thursday caused nausea and vomiting. no decision on when people there there can drink the water. >> luxury retail neiman marcus said cme

aljazeera's jonathan martin is at the scene of the fire, and so far, what have we learned? >> del, at this point, the officials say that it's just recovery, unfortunately. they have found the remains of six people inside of the burned out home and a total of nine people have passed away. they have found six bodies, and they believe that three others are inside of the home. they are searching for them and it would be a mother and her children. we know that the father, chad watson, and his 11-year-old daughter, were able to escape the fire. so a total of 11 people inside of the home at the time of the fire. two were able to escape. and the two able to escape, the father and the daughter, they were airlifted to the hospital in nashville. as you mentioned, the fire broke out at 2:0 2:00 in the morning. a neighbor called 9-1-1 and some of the first responders live here in the neighborhood. when they got here, the home was fully engulfed to the point that the firefighters were unable to go inside and it was too late to save them. nine people are presumed dead. six bodies recovere

welcome back, jonathan. i guess, mr. kelly, i would start with you. have been held yesterday in the new york market, with the snowstorm, what would you have done? would you have held it, postponed it? >> well, that is a decision really made by the national football league informed by public safety. i think looking at what happened yesterday and the storm's intensity through the day, it would have been a tough day to have pulled off the game. but we've got contingency plans in place and if we have to make a move, we have to make a move but our objective and the league's objective is to kick off the football february 2nd. >> any perspectives here? would you have recommended to the league or mr. goodell they postpone the game for a day based on yesterday's weather if it had been yesterday? >> fortunately, we don't have to make that decision. the league makes that decision. >> you might. >> we were prepared. i mean, i think if the people had been in town, the big problem was getting in town. most people will be in town at that point so you probably could

his name is corn well- i think it is jonathan cornwell.in sir, very tough guy, very good lawyer. he has his stuff. richie will have his stuff. they both want to play again. just so you know, richie incognito, two time of-all pro, eight years in the leg. they both want to play again. there is money here. i don't think are endorsements involved. we can say that. adam: to get at full story, your story is posted at foxbusiness.com. >> foxnews.com. adam: charlie gasparino. thank you very much. >> okay. adam: will send it to lori outside of the fox studios with something pretty big. lori. >> a couple of things pretty big, adam. tell you something, if you think football is a man's sport-super bowl sunday. with one of the tallest men in the game, creatures. join me adam. we'll see you after this. can you start tomorrow? yes sir. alright. let's share the news tomorrow. today we failrly busy. tomorrow we're booked solid. we close on the house tomorrow. i want one of these opened up. because tomorow we go live... it's a day full of promise. and often

he cares about jonathan martin, and it showed.hought it was an absolutely perfect choice for an interview. >> ini think incognito should run for toronto mayor. >> what are you talking about? >> i'm trying to rhyme. >> i think it speaks to, as much of it is a fail. for the dolphins organization as it is for someone like incognito, who was basically kicked off the nebraska football team for bad behavior, so this guy is a total meathead, as it does for jonathan martin. sitting in silence, he supposedly said something to the organization, but they didn't do anything. you don't just run away. there's plenty of blame to go around, but we don't know what happened. >> they don't understand he's a minority in the nfl as a white man. also a loud, brash, disgusting, ridiculous fool who ought to be off the dolphins. he's not that good a player anyway. >> "one more thing" up next. today we're going to play a little game. which 4g lte map has the most coverage? this isn't real difficult... pretty obvious to me. i'm going to ve to say verizon. v