test results leave kate seeing red.since 2012 have you had any sexual intercourse with aone other than michael? >> that's not right. i know that i'm telling the truth. i have nothing to hide. >> kirk: and later... tan mom tries to high tail it out of here. patricia txxócócv coming up tomorrow a murder mystery that has four siblings desperate to find answers. did their father collect a $100,000 life insurance policy? >> he was buying motorcycles and trucks >> i came to see if i could help them >> i owe it to my mother to find the truth. >> the shocking test results. >> i don't want to talk no more. >> they need the answers. >> it's killing me. >> that is tomorrow on "the test." [applause] >> kirk: welcome back to the "the test". we are on location talking to michael lohan and his fiancee kate major in their first television interview together. kate says multiple women told her they have had sex with michael. but michael claims they are liars and drug addicts. mike sell accusing kate of cheating. michael are you ready t

kate? >> out on the streets of new york tonight, lots of turkey being served up for our troops overseas tonight too. tens of thousands are serving another thanksgiving in afghanistan far from home, far from their families, for most of them it will likely be the last thanksgiving there before coming home. as the u.s. prepares to withdraw most troops by next summer. our chief foreign correspondent richard engel is in afghanistan tonight. >> reporter: good evening, kate. there are still about 45,000 u.s. troops here in afghanistan and today just feeding them was a military operation in itself. 70,000 pounds of turkey, 55,000 pounds of beef, 20,000 pies. but for the soldiers on outposts like this one it was a welcome break. at fire base, one of the last american out posts in the mountains of eastern afghanistan. >> happy thanksgiving. >> reporter: thanksgiving started with a turkey trot. at 5:45 a.m. 3.2-steep miles. they call it the climb to glory. hard, harder still carrying 80 pounds of mort

hijos. >> que diifiÍcil. >> que estas haciendo jorge. >> un hombre con plata, que no tenga hijos , kate tan comunucativos y sus a pp papas hablando a diestas y si e sinietas de lo uq uieren para su hijos. >> el padre de adamaris lopÓp o nos dan noticias por doquier , m m mujeres independientes haoraa n tener esa maravillas para un hombre . >> me sorprende que kate le haya dicho a su papÁ que se eseinie m mÁs sola que nunca, porque le gusta salir, no quiere ser mamÁ y don erick siempre dice que el regalo de fdin de aÑ que quiere es un nieto. >> de pronto quver que tu ex es mÁs joven y tiene un hijo nos e pega. >> la expectativa de ser mÁs grande marÍa conchitas alonso u querÍa hoollywood y despuÉs paÓ eso. >> que pasa , al final de cue cuentas despuÉs de todo hollywood y la fama que ltiene l llega a clac sas casa con su pey mÁs nadie. >> galamnes no le fanltan, tien al gobernador . >> villarereisogsa segÚn ella fe un pamamigo. >> pero Él querÍa con ella. >> hcace meses estuvimos con a magaÑa en doÓnde kate llego co a antonio villarreigosa. >> son amigos , y tiene pltita. >> kate estarÁ c

our national correspondent kate snow is with us for more on that. >> let's start with new york mayor. bill de blasio becomes the first democrat since 1989. in boston they've gotten used to saying mayor tom menino. marty walsh is the new mayor. he is irish american, the son of irish immigrants. detroit has elected its first white mayor in 40 years. and in seattle, ed murray is that city's first openly gay mayor. and a few ballot 34measures to tell you about. in colorado, there's a pot tax coming. in portland, maine, they also made recreational potts legal. and a domesticed air conditioned sports arena, they called it the 8th wonder of the world, a measure to save houston's astro dome failed. it is going to be torn down. >> a big change to the horizon. again, a patchwork of an election night last night. kate snow with us for the report. >>> still ahead, was it poison nine years after the death of a controversial world leader? news about possible evidence about what killed him. >>> later, a story about adoption featuring nancy sneiderman, her daughter and the woman who brought them both

the folks are on kate's side.se it's all an opinion but it's an interesting opinion. >>> now on the factor follow up segment on monday we ran a segment on veritase undercover sting. in this case they sent a man to dallas in irving texas to talk to navigators in training. >> the other stuff i'm like barbara or i will go and clean houses and things like that. just to get extra money on the side. but i have never filed that type of stuff on my >>> so in that case the navigator was suggesting fraud. and then there was this. >> >>> you lie in that case deceit in play. joining us from washington chris jacobs who works for the heritage downgs. tell me about this 1/2 brahm over all. how many period people have been hired. >> hundreds of millions of dollars involved three separate programs. operating their exchanges. tens of millions of dollars spending going out through that and then a third program community health centers were given $150 million from the obama administration to try to get people signed up in obamacare.

good morning, miguel. >> good morning, kate.finds herself in an extraordinary circumstance. she wants to remain anonymous. she doesn't want her life or name associated with paul ciancia. days before paul ciancia's murderous rampage, this woman says ciancia was already plotting his crime. >> he asked one of the roommates if he could get a ride to the airport. >> why did he need a ride? >> he was going back home. either his dad was sick and he had family issues. >> did anyone ever see a ticket? >> no. he also left a message when he had to leave. >> she says ciancia rarely left his apartment. describing him as a stalker and alleged smoker. the days he put it into action, it took his roommates by surprise. >> that morning, he knocks and opposite the door and says i need to go, take me now. >> ris roommates believe this was the moment he texted family members in new jersey telling them he was going to commit suicide. that prompted frantic calls between police and new jersey and police came to ciancia's home. >> he has a bag, gets in

in talking about the san franciscans in economic development sense is amazing kate. i've been out with kate we're out talking to impervious and scaling down the amount of entrepreneurs in san francisco. my question goes to both of you and everyone else. how do we scale that type of entrepreneurship in places like bay view and not just a bunch of folks roej to bay view but the entrepreneurs that are across the hub to take village of those wonderful resources and case to capital and be able to work with the city on permitting and a business licenses and things of that nature. >> i feel like i'd like to hear from you first - yeah, i'm putting that back on you. >> i think sue this is one of my best friends and we've been working on talking about the innovation and how does it scale for the people in the cities and one of our latest you ventures is being able to tie it together so you have a package so when someone calls you there's city services you know p you have to have our permitting and business license and there's access to capital right away so if i called you and

kate? >> scott, thanks so much. having read through these resolution dock mondocuments pu together by preet bharara, interesting highlights to the settlement word which the judge is behind me expected to sign off on on the earliest convenience. the $1.8 billion fine, a record, as far as we know for insider trading case, fines paid in the galyon cases were far, far lower. in addition, s.a.c. pleading guilty to five criminal charges, one of wire fraud, four of securities fraud. more detail on that to come. finally, surrendering investment registration as a hedge fund fund, no longer operating as a hedge fund in the future. details of the frame yet to be determined. two interesting nexts to point out. one it seems they'll be in business, as a family office and there are a number of issues in the language predicated on that idea. and, two, they're going to have to commit to independent monitoring, they'll have a compliance monitor who is approved by the government overseeing their trading and any potential issues of ins

hi, i'm kate and i work at indigo go which is as chris mentioned it's a leading platform that's based in san francisco. we were off and on here in january 2008 and we've seen so much innovations in companies to come to life through our platform. any week at any given time you can see we're describing million dollars every week. i'm a small business owner and we started in san francisco and move forward to belmount we have a craft brewery canning line. and we go around the area for our clients. we got our start on ingo-go which is how i learned about the company so we're doing here in san francisco is empowering people to what matters to them. our fournldz set out to make sure that anybody who had a great idea what we was able to kick with a audience that that should be the thing that empowers and funds and gets great ideas off the ground and not have gatekeepers it should be up to the people to make it happen. i'm so persuade u proud to see - when i started i started 15 months ago and i was employee 22 and now we're around 60. so that's the demonstration of our growth to show that it

>> good morning, kate. in washington, due on capitol hill tomorrow to brief senators on the talks with the iranians over its nuclear program. how those talks fell apart but also how he needs more time before congress imposes new sanctions to allow time for a deal. secretary kerry says an interim deal on iran's nuclear program was extremely close but in the end, the iranians walked away. >> there was unity. but iran couldn't take it at that particular moment, they weren't able to accept that particular agreement. >> reporter: that didn't sit well with his iranian counterpart, foreign minister zarif where he appoints the finger firmly at the west. mr. secretary was it iran that gutted over half of the u.s. draft thursday night, he tweeted and publicly commented against it friday morning? signs this weekend of a split between the french and everyone else. the french insisting on more concessions from iran. this is just the latest attempt by iran and the west to forge an agreement to get iran to abandon its eff

kate? >> reporter: hamid karzai has a long history of drama with the u.s. it looks like he's going all in. telling susan rice in kabul that he will not sign this agreement to keep u.s. troops in afghanistan after 2014. he's setting two conditions, new conditions right now, one is the release of all afghan detainees from guantanamo bay. one of the other conditions he's setting is no more, no u.s. entry, no u.s. raids into afghan homes. this is something that, of course, is a contentious issue. the u.s. contends that most raids are now led by afghan forces. they will only do it when it's absolutely necessary. rice for her part telling karzai, sign the agreement or the u.s. will pack up all of those troops and not leave them there to help after 2014. kate? >> so barbara, was waiting on the council of elders in afghanistan to sign off on this, holding this up for a second. why now is karzai playing hardball after they've signed off on it? >> yes, you know, i think it's -- most pell will tell yo

kate? >> such a long ordeal finally coming to a close for that family. david, thank you so much for bringing that to us. >>> to washington now, bill clinton saying president obama should keep his word, honor his promise and allow millions of americans whose plans have been dropped by their insurance carriers to keep their policies if they like them, even if it means changing the law. cnn's jim acosta is at the white house with the latest. >> reporter: all of this has taken a major hit on the president's poll numbers, kate. white house officials can no longer say it's just the republicans who are the main critics of obama care. democrats on capitol hill are joining forces to hold the president to his promise. if you like your insurance plan, you can keep it. >> when it comes to obama care, it's no the just the president versus republicans anymore. even as most loyal democrats in congress say, it's time to fix it. >> i think we need to look at the political reality. we need to be open to cons

kate?he had a big hill to climb here. and joe lhota has been fighting a big campaign but it seems like this may be too much to take on. >> 24 years, giuliani and bloomberg. they changed the law to keep bloomberg in there. >>> we'll take a break now. when we come back, we go back to new jersey for the latest on the shooting at the mall there. the suspect is dead. the motive, not clear. >>> and we're also finding out more about what may have led an nfl player to walk away from his team, startling voicemail messages apparently from one of his teammates we'll tell you what they said, coming up. ♪ [ chicken caws ] [ male announcer ] when your favorite food starts a fight, fight back fast with tums. heartburn relief that neutralizes acid on contact and goes to work in seconds. ♪ tum, tum tum tum tums! nthat's why they deserve... aer neutranbrake dance. contact get 50% off new brake pads and shoes. >>> welcome back to "new day." let's get you up to date on the latest news including what is breakin

kate?now to more revelations of unspeakable horror but also incredible strength. michelle knight is 0ing up about her 11 years of captivity inside the cleveland home of ariel castro, sharing even more of her story of survival. martin savidge has been following the story from the beginning. he has more on that. >> reporter: the interview is so powerful, it's uncomfortable. michelle knight's words don't just tell us, they take us inside the torture rooms of a cleveland home. >> i hated him. >> reporter: knight's the first victim to talk in detail in the aftermath of a multiple kidnapping case that's horrified and spell bound a nation. speaking to tv psychologist dr. phil. >> he already had it set up to where he could tie me to the -- i think it's like a clothesline. >> reporter: knight was kidnapped by ariel castro in august of 2002 and wouldn't go free for 11 years. >> he ties me up to a pole, with chains wrapped around it. the chains were so big and he wraps it around my neck. he sits me do

>> reporter: good morning, kate.er, these storms were so fast moving yesterday, as they roared through the area, we were talking about them moving at 55 miles per hour. it is that exact same storm affecting the east coast. there is no longer a flight risk for severe weather in the northeast regardless of you can actually see currently it's made its way off shore from d.c. and affecting the mid-atlantic in the northeast with light rain. the story remains to be those strong winds, we are talking 30, 40-mile-per-hour winds affecting the mid-atlantic areas. if you are on the great lakes and especially if you are flying in that area, you are talking 50 to 60-mile-per-hour winds will be out there, of course, that lake effect snow. the big thing i want to talk about is actually this system that is dumping snow in the pacific northwest. we are talking about high elevations, talk about montana, walk, idaho. why does this ma itself? this is the system that is making its way into this area by mid-week. i mean, it is very chilly

its people like kate kendall and my extraordinary staff. it's folks like this on stage that stepped up. they didn't need to do it but they did it. it wasn't just interest this was a true commitment to quality. it was chris and sandy i didn't it was the extraordinary leadership of many folks in this room so many of you out there in the audience. so i want to celebrate our wisdom and faith and your devotion to this cause and i'll close for participating in this remarkable journey. and like any journey it's not linear it's complex it's a worth journey we're on. and it's a journey that inspires we're not motivated by the cause of quality but it's the best of who we are our human dignity and self-worth interest all for your extraordinary reasoning and gragz on this special day. thank you (clapping) >> good morning. my name is kate kendall with the national center for lesbian rights and - (clapping) f you prop 8 (clapping) we i actually i did a quick scan of the audience to see if there were any children and i'm really sorry if i didn't see you i

chris, kate? >> all right.>>> let's get back to indra petersons, in illinois, watching the search for survivors and, of course, the weather. it's getting cold. behind you looks like frost, indra. what's the latest? >> reporter: a chilly morning this morning with temperatures below freezing. finally the sun is now out and things are starting to improve. that should be the situation for the rest of the day, at least here. really the eastern half of the country today enjoying some mild weather hiechlt pressure is in place, sunny skies, dry conditions. temperatures on the cool side in the northeast today, 5 to 8 degrees below normal. but a change is on the way. and that comes from the pacific northwest. it's that system that's dumping snow today in the high elevations of the cascades. it looks like idaho, even montana. that will progress to the east by tomorrow. we'll be talking about even over a foot of snow is possible tomorrow into wyoming. that same system, though, will bring some rain right here into the midwe

reporting live in san jose, frank back to you. >> great job, kate. everyone pitching in, thanks. >>> another reminder we are here all day taking your donations, call us at 888-5- helps you, to make donations for the victims of typhoon haiyan. we'll continue that until 7:00 tonight. >>> some developing news in the eastbay now, things are getting back to normal in lafayette after a bank robbery that happened at the west america bank around 10 this morning, several schools in the area were put on lockdown, as officers searchedded for the suspect who did manage to get away. the lock down has been lifted. >>> president obama is changing a key provision in the affordable care act after widespread criticism he misled americans about how the law would work. under the change americans will now be able to keep their individual plans for one more year. the idea is to help the millions who have been finding out their policies have been cancelled. >> the bottom line is insurers can extend current plans that would otherwise be cancelled into 2014. >> there is some

what did she say, kate?o any way. but if it means that much to you, you should do it. >> it's early in the process. so far kate has it given you, has it provided you with what you hoped it would provide with you? >> it has. it's not like this thing is hovering over me anymore. i have now an extended family that i talk with regularly. >> and for nancy, you carried this letter all those years and that picture. you have this connection in the form of kate with this woman that you had never met. what was it like to meet her and do you feel more at peace about everything having done so? >> so she never knew who i was. i, of course, knew her identity for the closed adoption. for me, it brought things full circle. i knew from how that letter was written even as a 16-year-old girl she was intelligent and filled with grace. but to meet her, she's -- cheryl is one of the most genuine, giving, authentic people i've ever met. there is no doubt kate had a different life. but there's no doubt kate has two mothers who genu

kate? >> i'd say so. john, keep us updated throughout the morning. john zarrella in florida for us. >> sure. >>> trey raidle will be in a washington, d.c. courtroom on his arraignment. the freshman republican was arrested last month. athena jones is following all of the developments. she's live outside the courthouse this morning. good morning, athena. >>> good morning, kate. the congressman says he's disappointed himself and stands ready to face the consequences of his actions. he also says he's seeking treatment. representative trey raidle says he came to washington because he wants to be able to help. >> our nation is facing an incredible crisis on so many fronts. we have a debt that's crushing this company. >> reporter: now the freshman congressman will be in a washington, d.c. superior courtroom today facing charges of misdemeanor cocaine possession after his arrest last month. the 37-year-old legislator released a statement saying he's profoundly sorry to let down his family and the p

the republicans are enjoying this, kate.epublicans have been demanding delaying, changing, voiding obama care. right now the republicans can sit in their comfy chairs and watch the democrats. a lot of democrats dispute this. these democrats up next year, they see health care as a big motivator for the republican base. and that virginia governor's race. what they are saying, mr. president, we need to be able to go home and show we have done something about this. you need to pass a law that forces insurance companies to reissue the policies that have been canceled. extend the lineup for signing up, extend the deadline for the penalty if you don't sign up for insurance. they raise questions about the website and personal security, privacy of information. what they were told at the white house is, look, this election is over. you have another year until you have to face election. give us several months. those democrats didn't like that answer, kate. remember, we have to go through the budget/debt ceiling debate in another month.

kate? >> hey, tyler. an interesting and relatively brief press conference we finished that i know you guys all saw. a couple things i picked up on, one was a bit of defiance on the part of the fbi and the southern district, a feeling that this is not over yet, answering a lot of questions about why steve cohen was not ultimately a part of this case, whether he could be in the future and they did say we're certainly keeping every possibility open. a lot of confusion, too, about what's next for sac. there is this five-year probation so at max, bharara explained it will take them five years to wind down their current businesses and close forever. they may be able to become a family office for some period of time, perhaps the principals will reopen a new hedge fund at some point. we'll wait for more clarity from sac which has yet to comment, but a little bit of a defense there in spite of the fact that this was a landmark amount of money and there were five guilty pleas to securities and wire fraud is somewha

kate, i'm dying to know your story.bout yourself. >> i'm a first grade teacher in kansas city, missouri. i'm so excited to be here with you. >> we're excited to have you. what's your favorite thing about being a first gra teach sner. >> oh, my gosh, the crazy things my kids say. you never know what's coming next. >> do you think you have the finger on the pulse of america or you only understand the first graders at this point? >> oh, no. i've got it. i deal with parents. i know what's going on in america. >> i like the confidence. let's see what everybody picked. reveal your answers. is it dress like a teenager or kiss them. all right, we've got a split decision. mark and sharon say kiss, robert and kate dress like a teenager. the correct answer with 55% of the vote, it was close, but it's dress like a teenager. kate and robert got it! they're now tied for first place with 500 apiece. mark's not worried at all. the final question of the round is worth $400. more importantly, this will decide who stays and plays and who

, el personaje de patty en la serie cristina a solt la sopa y nos hablÓ de las fuertes escenas con kate que se dio con aquella fue cens censurado. >>> el beso que si censuraron en mÉxico. >>> de lesbiana no habÍa hecho. y por sur parte sara nos dijo que durante su comida con cristina se puso al dÍa y thablaron de todo. >>> venimos a comer y a ponernos al tanto de proyectos de trabajo y lo que ha pasado bien en nuestros vidas. >>> me tengo que ir. >>> pero me voy a despedir de crisis. >>> dÓnde estÁ tu coche. >>> allÍ estÁ. >>> y bueno finalmente sloud a las cÁmaras de suelta la sopa y excusandose se despidiÓ. >>> van a pensar que soy una grosera pero vean la fila de gente estÁ aquÍ, todo muy bien. lÁstima que no vino lo hubieran conocido, muy bien. >>> como se llama. >>> alejandro. >>> mis respeto por eso ser buenas ac twlisz por darnos este pedazo de su vidas privadas, a ver carla. >>> seÑora ¿quÉ tal? el marido, vaya darle un codazo porque vamos a pasar escenas candente es que estuvieron subidas en tono que en mÉxico las censuraron pero nosotros las tenemos aquÍ otra vez. >>> pero val

people are making real money and i'm proud possible part of it and part of the community >> thank you kate. one other announcement i want to mention this room is one of two there's another room in the hindu and we're going to be joining them afterwards for happy hour so reductions on how to get there and to minimal and socialize will come at the end of this series on the soushgs. i want to introduce the ceo type a machine it was founded and run here or rather there in tech shop they make 3-d printers and they're on the verge from having started and now stroirl to be a normal big thriving company >> it started off with me i had a 3-d printer i was disappointed with and people offered me money that was about two years ago now. and yeah. we're up to 18 members of staff we're moving out and we're about to roll outlets new generation machine and it's great in that kind of looking the giant mountains. if i'm not mistaken you're the second company to be kicked off of tech shop for being successful >> finally, there's we have robby from planet labs who does, you know, rocket science among others a

appreciate it. >> thank you, sir. >> kate? year nominee. every year more than 10,000 children in america are diagnosed with cancer. for many of them, just getting to the hospital, though, can be a challenge. richard naris is trying to fix that problem. >> it's paralyzing when you hear those words "your child has cancer." my son was diagnosed with cancer. it was horrifying. we were fortunate we had rides. many families don't have that support. good morning. we find out many of them were missing appointments. my name is richard naris. no child should miss their cancer treatment due to lack of transportation. ready to go? all right. we give over 2,000 rides a year. our furthest cancer patient is 120 miles away. riding plays an important part of the treatment. it's a clean environment and on time. 70% of our families are spanish speaking. having a, i will lingual staff is extremely important. i feel like it's my obligation to help them navigate the system. take good care of yourself. >> yes. >> from someone who has been there. >>

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kate? >> reporter: michelle, this rally was organized by the university's black student union. take a closer look right here. they are gathering on behalf of the victim who according to the san jose mercury, from santa cruz. you see officers staged out here, a handful of students in the middle of the quad. the merc also reported the students in this case downplayed these incidents as pranks and jokes, but the students we spoke to say they went too far. the suspects were roommates in one of these campus village buildings where they lived in an eight-person suite throughout the fall term. the list of allegations against the freshmen are agregious. the district attorney says the suspects reportedly put a u- shaped bike lock around their black roommate's neck. the victim was injured when he refused to be locked up a second time. the da also said the three suspects allegedly subjected the victim to racial taunts, making an 18th century reference to how slaves were counted in the u.s. census. they supposedly put up a con federal flag in the shared suite. students we spoke with on cam

this was a lavish party held at william and kate's home in kensington palace, but kate wasn't there. we think that's because sometimes william wants the focus to be on the charity rather than on kate because she gets so much attention. let's say that while kate was away, william was out to play. >> yes, that really is taylor swift, jon bon jovi and the the artist currently known as prince william. ♪ living on a prayer >> reporter: a musical moment taylor plotted out all night. with no kate in sight taylor arrived looking like a princess. prince harry was embarking on the south pole. both princes going all out for their charities. >> my brother, i think he's quite jealous i managed to get away. >> reporter: no, harry. william is back home hanging out with taylor swift. >> he's very funny. really cool. >> reporter: please don't make me sing, he begged her. by which he obviously went please get me on stage, jon bon jovi liked the idea. >> i think he's very fond of singing "living on the prayer." i think i read that in the papers before. we'll see if we get a duet out of him. ♪ my life i

how prosecutors say the tabloids listened in on private communications of william, kate and harry as a sensational trial now gets underway in london. >>> and the power of one. an extraordinary athlete. the fastest in her sport, inspiring so many because of what they have in common with her. "nightly news" begins now. >>> good evening. at 9:30 on a friday morning l.a.x. is a very busy place. and this morning a lone gunman with an assault rifle entered and apparently opened fire at a security check point killing one tsa agent, wounding several more before he himself was taken down. he managed to make his way deep into the terminal to the gate area as thousands of passengers were forced to scramble and hide and avoid what became a shootout. air traffic was shut down. the facility was frozen in place. tonight it remains a crime scene as we learn more about the gunman, the dead, and the wounded. we have it all covered here tonight beginning with nbc's miguel almaguer at l.a.x. miguel, good evening. >> reporter: brian, good evening. even at this late hour, the terminal behind me is one of

kate? >> all right. thanks so much, alina for the update. >>> time for the headlines at this hour. making news, it is a deal in principle. president ha mad cmid karzai an secretary of state john kerry setting the rules of an agreement. the grand assembly of leaders will meet today to decide whether to approve the security deal which lays out a limited support role for american forces through 2024 and beyond. >>> virginia state senator creigh deeds has been upgraded to good conditions after his son apparently stabbed him on tuesday. cnn learned at least three area hospitals had psychiatric beds available the day before the attack. gus deeds had a mental health evaluation monday but was released because supposedly no beds were available. he killed himself after the altercation with his father. >>> former president bill clinton, one of 16 americans awarded the nation's highest civilian honor, the medal of freedom, president obama praising clinton as a true champion and thanking him for his yea

kate? >> reporter: thank you, scott. we've been waiting all morning, and i'm told the documents surrounding this settlement announcement are still being finalized. of course, the broad contours of the $13 billion deal have been in place for about a month. but some issues have kept the negotiators at the table for weeks now, and they're still tweaking language as we speak. just to recap -- as part of the $13 billion, we're expecting to see several major components. $4 billion already agreed on with the fhfa, and additional $4 billion going to consumer relief measures i'll talk when in a ekd is. $2 billion, financial penalty related to alleged misconduct that jpmorgan engaged in around the packaging of mortgage-backed securities before the financial crisis and the balance to gh to credit unions, states attorney generals, and so on. as part of all of this, jpmorgan will continue mortgage modification and relief efforts it has been doing for a while now. a couple of forms that that will take, it's again a $4 billion pot that

kate kelly is live outside of jpmorgan's headquarters on this big day. kate?brian, thanks so much. we are awaiting the details and the documents on this $13 billion settlement, widely expected to be coming all day, hopefully any minute now. in the meantime downtown in manhattan from where i'm standing, new york attorney general eric schneiderman is preparing for a press conference in which he is going to comment on said settlement which we still haven't seen the details of yet. we're probably going to be hearing from the u.s. attorney in the sacramento area, ben wagner, perhaps later today. but here's how we understand it. $13 billion settlement with about $4 billion going to the fhfa, $4 billion forward consumer homeowner relief measures, $2 billion in financial penalties and a balance of $3 billion going to various credit unions and other state officials, including schneiderman, brian and mandy. we'll give you the details the minute we get them. we're still in a little waiting game. >> am i right in thinking once this is said and done, despite this settlemen

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kate. wait a minute, wait a minute. >> okay. >> you have got the irs investigating the tea party all right with all these meetings in the white house and you are telling me that you're kind of like well, this could never happen business? don't you understand there is a pattern of behavior that's developed over the last five years? don't you get that? >> these things have nothing in common with each other o. >> sure, they do. >> they come out. >> you are going to lie on census bureau numbers? so, just so i understand -- so you were saying it would have to be conspiracy, right? conspiring together? >> i'm saying i don't know how many people would have to be in charge to put out bogus numbers. i don't know that. but i would like to have it defined for me. and i would like to have it defined by the fbi. >> what we know is it's one person. that's what we know. >> no we don't know. >> it's more than one. >> we don't know that because there is a lot of blind sources involved. >> one person identif

that's kate kelly.tice i'm not i'm not adding any. >> it became so obvious. you can't anymore. you can't. it would be like a -- right. >> point out. >> you're a journalist. >>> the dow surging in uncharted territory, but the index closed shy of 16,000 yesterday. and joining us now with more dennis gartman. and our guest for the next two hours is bob hormatz, former undersecretary of state. he's also a vice chair of kissinger associates, former vice chairman at goldman sachs. we want to talk about markets to start with. but i had a thought for you. welcome and welcome one and all. but you were at state and i just want to -- something occurred to me yesterday. it's rare to be able to get both israel and the saudis so incensed at us at the same time. is this a ploy to finally bring the israelis and arabs together so they could both hate us at the same -- >> it does create a unique kind of unity. >> how do you do it? you finally got the middle east together in their combined hate for the united states now.

we got it dismissed without kate having to pay any money. >> reporter: the attorney said kate and ditto did not walk away for free but confirm there was a deal. >> right now there is very little a start-up can do. >> reporter: trekker of the institute for innovation law. >> there are million of patents outstanding and it is very difficult to know what any individual patent costs. it will cost between $1 million and $6 million in litigation fees just to final out. >> reporter: the smallest company that make less than $10 million in revenue that are hit the hardest. making up 55% of unique defendants. the damage has been done. forcing her to lay off her friends. but she said fighting is the only option. not just for her start-up but for all of the little guys. >> that's worth fighting for. >> now 1-800 contacts claim against ditto is ongoing and neither side looks like it will be backing down. as for how much the patent claims can cost, in 2011 alone they drained company of $29 billion in direct costs. >> quite steep. thank you. >>> let's bring in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. eve

i told kate yesterday that i think virginia is about virginia. it's about scandal, two conflicted personalities that aren't very popular. here's the story to me. it got so close late last night. what was the final, several

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back to you, kate. >> what?redible. >> you know you're in a good space when the major international threat is magpie mating season. >> that woman on the bike is staying on the bike and swatting them away. >> good balance. >> that's what i'm saying. >>> let's talk about something i'm sure is going to raise your ire. air travel could get a whole lot noisier if a new fcc proposal gets aprofl. the agency is considering a move that would allow passengers to talk on their cell phones in flight when the plane is above 10,000 feet. we bring in the host of "techbytes." who i feel may have similar angst about this. >> as someone who travels frequently. >> this is a proposal. >> they considered is back in 2004. >> right. >> they considered doing it. so many people said oh, no, including the flight attendants union. no, we have enough stuff to deal with. especially now that you can use your gadgetry on the plane. you have that distraction. imagine sitting next to someone for six hours. at that point i'd rather sit next to a

kate. >> thank you.had trouble opening a got of beer, you'll feel for these guys, trying to do it with a helicopter. monita rajpal explains. >> the best helicopter pilots have been showing off amazing skills in the skies. you might think it would be easier to open this beer bottle by hands but these teams at the tournament clearly relevant itch a challenge. pilots had eight minutes to open five beer bottles perched on poles above the ground without breaking them, the idea being it would test the pilot's skills in handling helicopter maneuvers. the winner managed to flip the caps off three gots, no doubt earning himself a well deserved drink. kate, back to you. >> that is impressive. monita, thank you. >> foamed it up, though. >> it was probably not a drinkable beer afterward. >> the helicopters, you have altitude and pitch, roll and yaw to control on a helicopter all at once. you never think about that. >> and it's a beer bottle. >> delicate hand. >> it is. >>> coming up next on "new day," it is a real b

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. >> reporter: kate believes her daughter has been bullied for months and claims that leaders at doherty valley high school didn't do enough to stop it. she says the rift started when her daughter tried to encourage others to smoke pot.

we want to bring in our own kate kelly. for weeks and we await the official release. how do you see it this morning and how should investors being thinking about things like the reserves and what will be left after this deal is codified? >> reporter: well, those are great questions, carl. i think jpmorgan we're going to hear from directly at some point today. we're all kind of waiting on a statement or a press release of some sort from the government, hopefully some time pretty soon with the details of the $13 billion settlement. it's $4 billion to the fhfa, $2 billion to consumer and credit unions. they now measure it at $23 billion. some analysts have raised the concern that their continuing liability from various mortgage litigation issues could exceed that amount. so i think dimon or his other top executives will be fielding some of those questions from investors as soon as the d.o.j. gives the public the details, they'll probably put that into motion and set a timetable. i expect to see some word of that certainly befo

kate kelly at jpmorgan headquarters in new york city. kate, the street anyway, seems to be happy that at least this part of the whole saga may be behind jpmorgan? >> yes, we're getting close, sue and i think you're right. investors are cheering the idea of a formal resolution to this although the $13 billion pack has been anticipated for a number of weeks now and, in fact, some portions of it have already been agreed to and announced. let's give you the breakdown of that. of the $13 billion, about $4 billion to the fhfa, already disclosed a couple weeks ago. another $4 billion goes to consumer relief measures. about $2 billion financial penalties expected in connection with mortgage securities packaging before the financial crisis. and the balance to go to credit unions and various other government officials involved with the probe. now in terms of consumer relief, this is an interesting piece of the puzzle. so jpmorgan has agreed to exit tend some things that it's already doing and also agreed to some new things. among them are of this