and 26 year old lauren went to bed around 11:00. her dog chloe slept in her room. at 2:00 in the morning, the dog started to growl. and lauren heard noises. at first, she thought one of her roommates came home with a boyfriend. but then she heard a fight and screams. when she looked out, she saw a man run down the stairs and jump out of an open front window, but she didn't see his face. when she went upstairs, lauren found her two roommates, both had been stabbed repeatedly. >> 911 emergency. what are you reporting? >> oh, my god. we got attacked. please help. i think they're dying. >> when police arrived, they found 26 year old adrienne and 25 year old leslie kid. >> it was a very bloody crime scene. it's the most bloody crime scene i've seen in my career. >> one was a beauty queen who worked in a department store. adrienne was a civil engineer. >> it was horrible. there aren't any words to describe that. it's almost as if you just go completely cold. >> bloodstains in the house provided investigators with critical information. >> he had gone into the house, up th

lauren simonetti watching twitter. lauren: i am. you're not on twitter, are you? sandra: i am now.e first trading day twitter employees can sell the stocks he expects to see some volatility on days like today. the stock is up by more than 1% but if you look at february, it has been a really choppy month. when the company reported her latest earnings the stock got hammered that week and if you look at other big names like facebook, when that happened to facebook their shares hit an all-time low. the next to look at for twitter is may 6, when the twitter executives can sell. sandra: ashes looking at the way i responded to you. i am on twitter as of a few days ago. follow me. i need to catch up with everybody. ashley: from maryland to mexico, heading south to meet with leaders. as the pressure mounts for some sort of action on the keystone pipeline. sandra: tracking with the click of a smart phone. building national databases with license plates scanners. details ahead in the tech minute. i must begin my journey, which will cause me to miss the end of the game. the x1 entertainment op

lauren, i will start with you. this has been a story a long time in the making, years and years and years. why hasn't gm been more forthcoming about information with this problem? >> well, that's the question. you know i think it was back, there has been a lot of changes in management and of course you have the government involvee. i don't know why. the truth is, there is no reason to hide this when you've got deaths involved. and i'm not a lawyer but i'll tell you what, as a lawyer he is going to have a lot to work with because this is crazy that consumers are dying, cars have problems over something this simple that could have been fixed. the fact that gm didn't take a stake in their customers, in their brand recognition, to say, this is going to take a long time to heal. this will be a ong time for gm 20 recover. gerri: 31 crashes. lance, turn to you now. tell us about your client, the family of your client suing gm. what happened? >> well, we represented ken and beth melton, the parents of brook melton, 29-year

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david: well, lauren, what about phillip's point?ey, look, the unions over in europe do very well for the companies that they work for and gm and bmw and mercedes, they're all very competitive and they're all unionizeed? >> that's true. i mean but i think that the people have spoken. vw, vw group as a whole, which obviously is audi and other brands, vw, so many of them, they have really been understanding and working with their employees and employees didn't want to take a risk that this would happen. so what the other gentleman is saying does make sense that's for sure but i think the uaw here is different than the union that is are in place in other countries. and part of this is the lesson that american labor is not helping build jobs. i think consumers are really, not consumers but employees are very afraid of that. david: by the way, richard trumka, head of afl-cio has said this is just a minor setback, phillip. i'm wondering if he is sort of soft pedaling the blow to unions by this. >> look, going back to the point just made, a

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that takes us back to laurene transue.en hillary was taken away from you in shackles, you started to investigate the judge your self. explain what happened or at least take some action your self. >> so in the beginning, it was all about my daughter. i don't know that any of this other stuff is going on. they finally is, let me go from the room i was in a medially following the hearing, allowed me -- actually, they called my husband using my phone. it was very cold that day for april. they sat me outside the courthouse in a metal chair and told me i was not allowed to come back in. as i sat there am i, but i don't know anything. where is she? where's my information? cardhated me a business from the probation department with a man's first name on the back of it and told me that is who i should contact. i had no idea who that was. i husband came and picked me up. you're really in a state of shock when this happens because it is so ridiculous, just you can't fathom it. it makes absolutely no sense whatsoever. that first aftern

lauren using an app called tinder. >> he has a lot of tattoos. good to know.or me. >> she swipes left to reject and right if interested. when two people like each other, they can set up a date. >> you don't know a lot about the substance of the person >> drew says it's hard to judge based on a photo.. >> i thought she was beautiful. we had shared interests. >> he found a woman, they met at a coffee shop. >> before i had a clans to speak she starts asking questions >> probing questions. >> if i was stranded on the side of the road and had a dieing cell phone >> then, a tape machine under the chair recording his every word >> she's just looking for inspiration for a male character in her book. >> the person drank way too much alcohol >> lauren recalls a bad date. she got stuck with the bill. >> i wanted to leave. i need to perfect an exit plan >> but later met a great guy. >> we went to berkeley marina. walked on the pier and had a long conversation. >> drew longs for old-style magic personal encounters. >> my parents met in person over a bagel. >> lauren says a

and it's ralph lauren. when ralph lauren does it. melissa: i don't -- >> okay.ot alone in my disdain although i feel like it set here. i said my eyes hurt which is how -- jimmy fallon said thank you, team u.s.a. for showing me what it's like to be an american flag that threw up all over a christmas sweater. i think freedom barfed on the outfit. matt damon said it's like fridays threw up on them. there's a lot of people that thought vomit when they saw them. so did i. we're not fashionable. >> from a business perspective, this is only a good thing. can you imagine if the line got released and nobody said anything if there was a big yaun. the fact it's generating conversation is nothing but upside. melissa: right. >> there is a buzz but the fact they have sold out shows that people want a piece of history. and also 100% of the proceeds go to the u.s. olympics committee. so i think people feel like it is handmade in america. it's a limited edition. i can be a part of history. i can be part of the historical event. melissa: go to the ralph lauren site. >> johnny loo

tony joins us along with his wife lauren they have written a brand new book called "uncommon marriage he so you. >> thank you, greta. thank you very much. >> tony, i have to ask you first, what in the world happened to peyton manning, a lot of people thought that he was going to be out there and he was going to dafl us all. >> i actually picked the bronchos to win but i think what happens when you gets these matched up against the great defense, the defense can prevail. and that's what happened. seattle just played great. they suffocated him and you have to give all the credit to the seahawks snsm. >> to what extent 2 point safety off the bat set the tone for the bronchos? >> you plan for two weeks. you have got your first play probably for four or five days you know what the first play of the game is going to be. you don't execute it well. i think that got things off to a bad start tore denver. it got some confidence going for seattle. it shus snow bald from there. >> what do you think the conversation is like on the plane home? is it just silent? i mean i know it's quite jubilant bu

you look at the pusher, lauren williams, who was retired from track.she was a 2005 world champion in the 100 meters. now she's one of the best pushers in the world having just started bobsled. she has a large proportion of fast twitch muscle fibers. you can alter them to a degree, but can't -- even as they got way stronger, they didn't get faster. the conclusion was you need to get those people with the fast twitch muscle fibers in the sport in the first place. >> one thing you do in the book is blow up the idea of the 10,000-hour rule. the idea that it takes 10,000 hours of intense practice to reach an elite level of sport. we hear about these skiers and skaters who are starting so young. that's what i pay attention to as a dad. if it's not 10,000 hours, is there a magic number? what do you tell parents? >> there is no magic number. that 10,000 hours came from a tiny study of violinists. even there 10,000 was just an average. and the range was incredible. so there is no magical number. and actually the science coming out of most sports is that the nor

lauren using an app called tinder. >> he has a lot of tattoos. good to know.> she swipes left to reject and right if interested. when two people like each other, they can set up a date. >> you don't know a lot about the substance of the person >> drew says it's hard to judge based on a photo.. >> i thought she was beautiful. we had shared interests. >> he found a woman, they met at a coffee shop. >> before i had a clans to speak she starts asking questions >> probing questions. >> if i was stranded on the side of the road and had a dieing cell phone >> then, a tape machine under the chair recording his every word >> she's just looking for inspiration for a male character in her book. >> the person drank way too much alcohol >> lauren recalls a bad date. she got stuck with the bill. >> i wanted to leave. i need to perfect an exit plan >> but later met a great guy. >> we went to berkeley marina. walked on the pier and had a long conversation. >> drew longs for old-style magic personal encounters. >> my parents met in person over a bagel. >> lauren says apps are

adam: i'm looking coke down 3%, lauren. a company can figure out how to make me pay money for tapwater in a bottle, why wouldn't you invest. two hours left in the trading day. thank you very much, lauren. >>> we have breaking news on the battle over the federal minimum wage. peter barnes is in washington for us and we will get to that a little bit later on. but right now we are going to continue our discussion what is happening in the markets. nasdaq composite and russell 2 thou as we said, on track for the longest winning streak in seven months. ned riley, of reilly asset management, the bulls own the neither future. we have john lekish, no way the bears will eat your lunch. ned, you first. you seem optimistic. why? there is information on the horizon saying time to get out. >> we know that information. the irony the bears are arguing about points that have already been discounted in the market. when i start to look at this market, there's still a huge degree of skepticism. people talk a good game but when you start to loo

back to shak in doha. >>> thank you, lauren. following his sacking last week, he was fired after revealing that around $20 billion in public money from oil sales is missing. >> one of the largest oil producers. oil accounts for nearly 90% of state revenue. 1% of nigerians benefit from wealth. the sacked member of nigeria's world bank is now regarded a hero by many nigerians for exposing that at least $20 billion in public money is missing from oil sales. he says the money disappeared in the last 19 months. the money was supposed to be given to the central bank by the state oil company known as the nnpc. >> nnpc's concern, going back to $20 in 19 months. go back to 2010 and do the same exercise. the number simply increases. >> allegations mean losses in public money could run into the hundreds of billions of dollars. the ex-governor says he wouldn't be surprised if he is jailed for speaking out. >> i'm not aprayed. i think if you do the kinds of things that i did, you would realize that you have put your signature on a piece of p

let's go to lauren simonetti from new york stock exchange. >> hi are.n a few minutes of the stock is moving higher into the close although the dow is moving down as we can see. what is happening with herbalife? >> it is up before the earnings. look at past four quarters herbalife has beaten the market expectations. the stock is up 3 1/2% heading into these earnings, david. liz: we need to talk about force labs in a few minutes. we have the ceo brent saunders, coming up after the buyout from activists. we'll speak with him and ask him about the huge jump in the stock. it was bought at a 25% premium. the price is above what they bought it for. >> the price surging by 28%. not just forest labs surging to a new high. act at this -- activist as well. they're turning into a nice performance and the deal, merger helps them compete in a health care landscape. david: let's talk about blackberry. we haven't for so long because it has been such a dog of the dow. it is getting a boost, 6.8%. i understand third point took a big stake. >> 10.2 million share. they spo

it's too late for lauren.not too late for other people who are harmed by generic drugs. >> reporter: right now, the public comment period for the rule change closes in march, but a decision could take months, even years. ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> if you have a tip for 2 investigates, we'd like to hear from you. >>> the cvs pharmacy chain says it will stop selling be tobacco products. the drugstore chain is positioning its stores as an alternative to the doctor's office, by staffing pharmacies with nurse practitioners. san francisco took the lead in banning drugstores from celling tobacco products in 2008. >>> he won a lot of votes on "american idol," but can he win election votes? clay aiken's run for office and the slam from his competition. >> we're continuing our storm watch tonight. chief meteorologist, bill martin will have the latest on where the system is headed next. >> reporter: next, turning toothpaste into a deadly weapon. the olympic warning prompting precautions. okay. let's train like it's race d

his wife lauren, who was home with their two young sons, immediately sent alfred's parents to get him>> the last time i called him, i just heard heavy breathing. he was in distress of some sort. he was not responding to anything that i was saying. >> his parents were still 20 minutes away, and lauren was growing frantic, sending text after text. >> at 5:57, trying to get to you. answer the phone. answer the phone. please answer. >> okay. >> and 6:16, i said please answer. and that was after i had already heard him in distress of some sort. >> when his parents got to the store, they saw alfred's truck, but no sign of alfred. only the clerk behind the counter. >> i went and asked her, had she seen a clean cut young black guy in scrubs. she told me yes, i saw him out on his cell phone by his truck. and all of the sudden he put his cell phone in his sock, took off running like the truck was going to blow up. >> the clerk did not want to be interviewed on camera by cnn, but told us he left of his own free will, a phrase she repeated several times. >> did he have anything to be afraid of? >

it's too late for lauren.t too late for other people who are harmed by generic drugs. >> reporter: right now, the public comment period for the rule change closes in march, but a decision could take months, even years. ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> if you have a tip for 2 investigates, we'd like to hear from you. >>> the cvs pharmacy chain says it will stop selling be tobacco products. the drugstore chain is positioning its stores as an alternative to the doctor's office, by staffing pharmacies with nurse practitioners. san francisco took the lead in banning drugstores from celling tobacco products in 2008. >>> he won a lot of votes on "american idol," but can he win election votes? clay aiken's run for office and the slam from his competition. >> we're continuing our storm watch tonight. chief meteorologist, bill martin will have the latest on where the every day i spend three hours on weights. four hours on the slopes. and two hours doing this stuff. which leaves me approximately two minutes to get my banking do

you're saying man it should and lauren saying maybe it should preveal how about hellry? >> rand paul did a horrible gaffe by letting himself get dragged into this because the political window has closed on this particular issue. paul made a mistake. i think he did speak to a concern of people and if hillary is the inevitable county and the inevitable president, we should be scrutinizing everyone about her life. >> what did it have to do with hillary? >> well, it's unclear what it had to do with hellry, except that she continues to work with him closely on, travrm, the clinton foundation with the "new york times" shows to investigate thoroughly in may of last year. then the media dropped that story. but i think the whole relationship, how they raised several hundred million dollars at least with -- >> but that's a different issue. >> it is a different issue, but it's history. >> and it's his character, is what you're saying? >> it's the couple. >> i think we can say that they're married .they are a team. all right. juan williams, jim pinkerton, that's coming coming by. >>

we have lauren adams insurance quote.com.s offfmy friend, what is the difference between an hsa and a fsa? >> flexible spending account is what most people are familiar with in the work place. it or lose it plans. in other words if you put money in, if you don't use it by end of the year you forfeit that money. lsa on the other hand allows to you keep money. it rolls over year to year so you can use it indefinitely. gerri: this is money setting aside for any health ailment. except for i understand you can't buy aspirins or cough medicine. very specific list to buy, am i right? >> right. use hsa funds for specific equaled expenses. right now that includes prescription mediiations but not over-the-counter medications. so you can use it for medical expenses and dental expenses. vision. even hearing aids. anything that your plan does not cover. gerri: eyeglass, dental visits, you name it. we're showing folks a list of things they can use to buy. health savings accounts are a important part of obamacare, right? a lot of plans have

>>reporter: lauren recalls a bad date.uck with the bill. >> it was jaws train wreck and i wanted to leave. i think i need to perfect my exit plan. >>reporter: later she meat great guy. we went to the berkeley marina it was absolutely beautiful. we walked out on the pier h.a long conversation. >>reporter: drew hasn't given up on mobile dating long forth old style magic of personal encounters. >> my parents for example they met in person over a bagel. >>reporter: lauren says app are the latest way to meet someone new. >> even if one fun date out of it it's worth it. >> some singles tell us so easy to meet up with someone with a swipe of a finger you can make a match in time for valentine's day. however our dating expert says you may want to reserve your special day for special people in your life and romantic adventure for another time this is 7 on your side. >> coming up next. bay area dog just back from the prestigious dog show contestant made history by just being a mutt. 7 news ♪ [ man ] i don't know if this is gonna be

lauren, where is underarmor now? >> down more than 1%.ulemon is up more than 2%. lululemon with the sheer bottom pants had problems and underarmor has its own set of problems. the skaters didn't like that mach 39 skin suit because of the vent on the back and says it slows down their performance. apparently when they switched suits they still lost and the stock is a loser right now. and the sad part about this, underarmor is a baltimore based company and want today show itself to the world at the sochi stuart: thhnk you, lauren. e. apple and tesla, they're two innovative companies. they did hold secret talks and the speculation is that some kind of partnership between them? health care or cars maybe? we'll deal with it next. ♪ [ male announcer ] hands were made for playing. legs, for crossing. feet...splashing. better thingshan the joint pain and swelling of moderate toevere rheumaid arthritis. if you're tryi to mage, now may be time to ask about xeljanz. xeljz (tofacitinib) is a small pill, not an injection or infusion, for adults with mo

joinings us now, lauren ashburn. jim pinkerton, contributing editor at american conservative magazine, both are fox news contributors and fox news analyst, juan williams. president obama keeps complaining about fox. so why is he sitting down with o'reiley? >> howie, three words. bill o'reiley, bill o'reiley and bill o'reiley. there are other reasons, of course. how many people watch the super bowl? 108 million. >> so you're saying it's that he can't turn down o'reiley? it has nothing to do with the huge football audience? >> it's the audience and he can't turn down bill o'reiley. bill o'reiley in the last two presidential interviews gave him a really fair shot. last year, 2011, he called him a big name liberal who has intrude on your personal freedom, but he allowed the president to talk. it wasn't a hatchet job. and he's trying to reach out moderates. he has a lot of policy issues he wants to sell. if he's seen as sitting down with bill o'reiley, better chance for him. >> the president spoke with tepper this week. c

. >>> let's go back to lauren in london for more news from europe, lauren. >> thanks folly. >>> ukraine's president viktor yanukovych has returned to work after days off for sick leave. >>> neil barker is live for us in kiev. demonstrators are saying they are not going anywhere until their demands are met. how close are we to any kind of constructive solution? >> it seems like we are quite away off as yet because of the leadership is fundamentally divided. they have offered as many concessions as they can for the time being. resignation of the former prime minister with repeal of the popular antiprotest law with the offer of amnesty to release over 100 prisoners, also the offer much making two minister and prime minister. they feel the only way of making a real difference is for president yanukovych to step aside. >> tuesday, do we expect that parliamentary session to bear any fruit? the one to focus on really at that parliamentary session, the parliament has been away for a few days, will be on the future of the country. and exactly how the constitution here in ukraine needs to be altere

. >>> i'm lauren taylor in london.he egyptian embassy in london holds protests to demonstrate against the detention of journalists. >>> protesters are still on the streets of the ukrainian capitol of kiev after a night of clashes that left 26 people dead and more than 200 others injured this opposition leaders are urging protesters to hold their ground. demonstrators fought with police overnight in the worst outbreak of violence since the protests began in november. >> reporter: the morning after the brutal crush, city inflamed by violence, both sides refusing to give up. overnight independence square the central point for protesters went from encampment to war zone. this footage showing injured protesters being treated by volunteer paramedics. but clashes continuing even as the wounded were carried away. the president still blaming his opponents for the ruthless crackdown. >> translator: my duty is to ensure peace in the country, peace of the citizens and peace for everyone. therefore, i'm again calling for the opposi

ladies, back to you. >> thank you so much lauren simonetti. the time is 11 minutes after the top of the hour. coming up would you let a teacher spank your child so hard it will make a mark? this will actually help parents one lawmaker says. how rescuers saved a woman and her dog trapped at the bottom of that hole. as we go to the break the new national average of gas is $3.37. it says here that a won's sex drive increases at the age of 80. helps reduce the risk of heart disse. keep hrt-healthy. live long. eat the 100% goodness of post shreddedheat. doctorrecommend it. >> you are looking live at the capital of ukraine burning. 35 people dead hundreds more injured in a fresh waive of bloody street battles. police moving into a protest camp with stun grenades. they have lit fire to create a barricade. the rioters have no clear demands but they keep pushing for the president's nation. all of this happening in the shadow of the sochi limb bic olympics. >> three police officers now on administrative leave while officials investigate the death of a m

that's a name i would look at, ralph lauren. as far as the overall market goes, you're going to -- volatility is here for the present time. so embrace that volatility. trade that volatility. look for areas to get in low, get in there, and then when you get the rips, sell them like everyone else is. take your profit. >> i would say, judge, watch what, you know, what mike isn't patting himself on the back for but luckily he got me into some of this. general worth gen worth today is exploding. it sold off hard. murph, i know it's one of his picks, but now making a nice move to the upside today. >> pockets of strength. you just have to look long and hard. myriad had a really good quarter. blew away the numbers. noted technical analyst made a lot of calls in his career. not all of them have been correct. he was on "squawk box" this morning. had interesting things to say about where he thinks we could go. let's listen to that. we'll react on the other side. >> what we're seeing right now if the market does unravel, i think you will ha

ralph lauren's son david and his wife, lauren bush -- she would be lauren lauren. granddaughter of president george h. bush scored a manhattan townhouse for $28.5 million from none other than the famed photographer annie liebovitz. 10,000 square feet, seven bedrooms, 13 fireplaces. that's a lot of wood. and multiple gardens in the heart of greenwich village. my high school class mate in arlington, virginia, google's r eric schmidt picked up gregory peck's home in holmby hills. the realtor who had the listing on this estate was on "power lunch" not too long ago when it was priced at $24 million. now it's going for $22 million, proving that even billionaires like eric like a good bargain. >> heavy sigh. heavy sigh. let's get the headlines in for you. mcdonald beating global same store sales estimates for january but sales in the u.s. fell for a third month, coming in way short of expectations. the stock is handling it pretty well. it's not even down a percent yet. auto navi surging by 23%. alibaba looking to buy the provider for $21 per share, a 27% premium for frida

lauren first admitted to herself and to me something was off with her mother. clues were unfortunately easy to spot since both of her parents had alzheimer's disease. soon after this trip at 55 years old lauren's mother was diagnosed with early on set alzheimer's. now at this point my impression of alzheimer's was probably what i assume most people's imexpression. i thought it was something only really, really old people got and i thought the way the disease showed itself was in the form of forgotten keys, wearing mismatched shoes and being asked the same question over and over. this period which was the only way i saw alzheimer's displayed in movies and television last ad few years for lauren's mom. after that is when i saw the real ugly truth of the disease. after forgetting who she and her loved ones were my mother-in-law a teacher for 35 years then forgot 0 how to speak, feed herself, dress herself and go the bathroom herself by teenage of 60. lauren's father and a team of caregivers dedicated their lives to make my mother-in-law be comfortable. they would

there are 2,500 dating apps, lauren is using a popular yap called "tinder" sizing up potential datesipping through their photos the she swipes right if she is interests and left if she is not. >> he has a lost -- a lot of tattoos. good to know. not for me the. >>> if they like each other she can set up a day. mixed results. >> he rank too much. >> she got stuck with the bill. >> it was a train wreck. >> she met a great guy. we walked out on the by the pier someone she would never have met otherwise. >> even to this is one date it is worth it. >> what happens to lauren and others who use the dating apps tonight at 6:00. >>> morning news continues at 6:30 with the top stories. >>> including the san francisco celebration putting city hall if a rainbow of colors. >>> bart police taze a man saying he was return -- he was drunk and uncooperative. were they justified in the use of force? we have the video. >>> i am tracking fog and rain this weekend with timetable and amounts coming up in the seven-day outlook. >>> here is the golden gate bridge shrouded in fog. i will tell you how that is

. >> i'm lauren taylor with this news from europe.ll eyes on the man poised to become italy's youngest prime minister. >>> and britain's princes help flood victims as more rain and snow batters the country. ♪ >>> pakistan, the anti-drone activist who went missing over a week ago has now disappeared. -- has now reappeared. the journalist who spoke to him joins us now. first of all what did he say to you osama? >> he is the face of the anti-drone cam pain here in pakistan. he told us the chilling or deal which he went through when he was picked up at midnight, and then he told us that he was taken to a basement or a torture chamber as he described to us. he was shackled, restrained, blindfolded, abused and tortured. let's listen in. >> the torture was -- was different kind. mental, and i received some [ inaudible ] so the torturers tortured me really badly, and they -- at the same time they were abusing very badly, very badly. >> reporter: and this is just some of the torture that he explained to us. he was beaten on the souls of his fe

. >> thank you, lauren, we will see you later, still to come here, all the sport after the break, whyne of the favorites has dropped out of contention at the divide championship, more on that, stay with us. >> there's no such thing as illegal immigration. >> al jazeera america presents... a breakthrough television event borderland a first hand view at the crisis on the border. >> how can i not be affected by it? >> strangers, with different points of view take a closer look at the ongoing conflict alex, a liberal artist from new york and randy, a conservative vet from illinois... >> are you telling me that it's ok to just let them all run into the united states? >> you don't have a right to make judgements about it... >> they re-trace the steps of myra, a woman desparately trying to reunite with her family. >> to discover, and one of their children perish in the process, i don't know how to deal with that. >> will they come together in the face of tradgedy? >> why her? it's insane. >> experience illegal immigration up close, and personal. >> the only way to find out is to see it yours

harry faucet, al jazeera, seoul. >>> and from seoul to london and lauren. >>> thanks david.conomy is on track to grow by 1% this year, and 1.5% in 2015. the prime minister says the growth will allow spain to start reducing its high unemployment rate. he revealed the figures in his annual state of the station speech. >>> italy's new prime minister has won his first confidence vote in parliament. on the backing of the upper house by 169 votes to 139. a second separate vote is due in the lower house later on tuesday. >>> russian opposition activist has been sentenced to seven days in prison for resisting arrest during anti-government protests near red square. in july the campaign was given a five-year suspended term for embezzleme embezzlement. if charged again he may have to spend his full sentence behind bars. >>> mobile phone companies are increasingly turning their attention to privacy. this so-called black phone aims to capitalize on security. another network, deutsch telecom has also announced encryption plans. >>> that's all the news from europe. back to david in doha. >

joining us now, lauren ashburn, rick gronell and kelly goff, social correspondent. lauren, should chris cuomo and cnn have done that interview with george zimmerman? >> absolutely. it is news worthy. the definition of news worthy is it's interesting, it's topical to the general public and it warrants coverage. not to mention the fact that his second degree murder trial now has a similar -- there was a similar trial in florida that also brought up race and also self-defense. and so it is news worthy to go back. chris cuomo did an excellent job in saying to him, do you regret killing trayvon martin? he didn't get a good answer and it went at it a number of different ways. he was aggressive. and i talked to cuomo and he said he wanted to keep the story alive, demystify zimmerman and show how florida's legal system bailed him out. but a lot of people said i am so sick of zimmerman, he should just go away and not be in front of tv cameras. >> i think the big issue here was there's pending liability for george zimmerman. he couldn't answer these questions. you can't be ho

coming up...is ralph lauren still in style on wall street? and do traders have great expectations for twitter's first ever earnings? plus... "seeing green. how one ceo has capitalized on going eco friendly. that's next with bill moller! more and more environmentally friendly products are going mainstream. costs are coming down, performance is going up and the number of choices are increasing. one of the leading companies in the consumer products category is earth friendly products. john vlahakis is president of the company whose cleaners, soaps & detergents are sold in costco & other retailers in the us & around the world. it is a family business and it was your dad who started it. >>my dad started the company in '67. i joined the company out of college and then after grad school i started the earth friendly products brand in '93. >>even in '93 it was not fully and broadly adopted yet. so to go clean and green was a bit of a risk. >>i was a risk but i don't think it's quite mainstream yet either but we're gaining. >>you are also a market lead

let's go back to jane in doha. >> thanks lauren.ed your chat with the photographer. >>> coming up in sport, we'll have details with jo. ♪ , take a new look at news. >>> welcome to al jazeera america, i'm del walters. right now it is just after 7:30 in the evening in sochi, russia. on slate today is men's ice hockey. >>> heavy snow is slowing things down in tokyo. many passengers waiting things out in airports. some parts of japan having as much as 19 inches of snow. >>> in bolivia, parts of that country are coping with floods, those floods are being blamed for dozens of deaths, leaving hundreds homeless. maria reports. >> reporter: working through the depth of the floods, firefighters are on their way on a mission. this used to be a road and now it's completely flooded. there's over a meter of water. firefighters are going around the banks of the river into places like this to look for people who need to be rescued. only two boats are available, but the community leader alerted by dozens of desperate families lead the way. >> transl

that time the community has commitments from the ralph lauren store which was quite substantial. they went from training minority salesperson out of the fillmore to giving the store to community events and doing all kinds of other things. there was at least three or 5 commitments from that company who came out from new york and stood here selling the community all the wonderful things they were doing. and from what i hear, nothing has remained active. i go to the fillmore frequently and i don't see any minority being trained or present in that particular store when i go in there i mostly leave because i cannot interact with the sales people. it doesn't work for me. everything is over $600 anyway, even if i want to look, i have to get out of there. anyway, ultimately what i will be looking for even if i vote against you today because of what i have explained to you is a personal issue. i think it's up to you successful and on a day by day on going manner and that's how i think you are a good store with 10 or 13 you serve someplace else. >> commissioners, there is a motion and seco

it was like the lauren michaels opinion shapes the world awards.show" and amy and tina are hosting and --. it was just like -- >> jimmy: it's bizarre. >> it was awesome. >> jimmy: but i'm so happy for you. did you think you were gonna win? >> no, i really didn't. i mean, i generally like to think if there's a chance i'm going on a stage, i'll come out, like, with a joke. >> jimmy: yeah. you didn't have a joke? >> i had nary a joke to speak of. [ laughter ] but i did want to thank you, jimmy. i think the next day i got a delivery from jimmy. and it was a little thing of flowers and it was like, "hey buddy." and it came with an envelope, and it said, "congratulations. i only ask that you don't spend this all in one trip." and i opened the envelope and it was a $5 gift card to subway sandwiches. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you deserve it man, congratulations. >> i was like, "you know what, i really have made it." >> jimmy: yeah, you really did. you made it there, buddy. [ laughter ] the olympic ceremonies were earlier on tonight. are you into the olympics?

next thing you know ralph lauren has a 15-point swing. that's a sack behind the line of scrimmage, if not a pick six for the bears. este lauder, i can see it roaring. the rich are spending on expensive water. at least you didn't have to wait for the conference call this time. in the actual release the company said the pace of the increases can't be maintained because of slowing in china, hong kong and the united states. that was the stunner, and the stock has been hammered down 3.5 points but think about how good it looked on paper and then there is wind, just four days ago the company gave us an all systems go out, the hottest mecca for gamblers and january numbers are soft. how can wynn tell us they are expanding and when there is weakness. i like wynn. i can't back away here. the stock dropped a quick four bucks. how about the drop off in the 3 d printing stocks, what darlings they were. when 3 d systems, the dean of the group announced a short fall, sure, the analysts put a terrific spin like they could cut and run and sales are stron

next up, it's sergio and lauren of san diego. lauren is an icu nurse and sergio is in the marines.it as soon as i got home. >> finally there are our overcomers. brittany and paul who reside just outside of syracuse, new york. 3 1/2 years ago brittany was diagnosed with ovarian cancer at age 27. paul never left her side. through operations and multiple rounds of chemo. >> it's such a good feeling to have to know that somebody truly is there for better or for worse. he's seen me bald, and he told me how beautiful i was. >> now cancer-free, brittany says she's ready to make her vows on national tv, so who will wed live on "gma"? it won't be a veiled secret for long. it's "gma's epic wedding showdown," and it starts now. let the games begin. couples, come on out. everybody, we want you to meet the red team. jeremy and alex, team red. where are you? >> there they are. >> jeremy and alex. team yellow, chris, and say your name? >> abria. >> abria, you go girl. ready? blue team, sergio and lauren. and finally on the green team, paul and brittany. welcome to the clash of the couples obstacl

the same thing happened with ralph lauren this morning. you had to love this one from get-go with a press release that said ralph lauren reports better than expected third quarter 2014 earnings. not a lot of subtlety there. you absolutely need to wait until the guidance portion of the conference call before you make a judgment, which clearly people didn't do here, because the stock was trading up nine points at the open as the crowd thought they had another michael kors on their hand. wrong. turns out deep in the bowels of the guidance was the mention that gross margins will be less than expected. holy cow, you know the drill, has to beat the sales and earnings and terrific gross margins. next thing you know ralph lauren has a 15-point swing on its hands. that's a sack well behind the line of scrimmage, if not a pick six for the bears. estee lauder announces earnings which are better, i can see it roaring. the rich are spending on expensive water. at least you didn't have to wait for the conference call this time. in the actual release the

. >>> it's a boy for simon cowell and his girlfriend lauren silverman.into labor yesterday morning, a week and a half before her due date. simon tweeted that he and lauren chose eric's name to honor the music mogul. >>> you were up late binge watching "house of cards"? that's my bleary eyes. within just a few minutes of its release yesterday, it ranked among the most viewed shows on netflix. it's also getting great reviews from critics and even a bigger endorsement from washington, d.c. with president barack obama begging his twitter followers not to post any spoilers. i'm betting there were plenty of valentiners who watched the entire 13-hour season last night. i did not. i stopped myself after one but i'm going home to watch the rest. >>> and with valentine's day over for another year, it's time to fess up. who got it wrong? we've had some great tweets from our viewers. this first one is from amy, she says "my husband bought flowers on wednesday, had them wrapped and then stored them in a drawer underneath our dead. underneath our bed. fail!" jeannie s

lauren, what have you got?3 >> take two interactive. rallying 7% today.take-two interactive. relatively small company. $2 billion market cap. smaller than electronic arts. they're the name behind grand theft auto 5, selling gangbusters now. the studio behind bio shock, called irrational game studio, 17 years old, closing its doors and laying off most of its employees. separately, david einhorn building a 3% stake in take 2 ininteracttve. that is the news an sent the shares up. thank you, lauren. s&p futures are closing. let's go to larry shover. how are they looking, larry? >> after we rallied 6% the last nine trading days the million dollar question is where do we to from here? seems vaguely familiar, 2013, in that the pain trades continue to be going higher. it will not be easy. we'll have fits and starts. we'll be grinding higher doesn't mean we can't be and shouldn't be vigilant. there can and will be changes in the market that might change sentiment but for now the pain trade seems to be on the upside. david: larry shover. thank you very much. liz: h

ralph lauren does not want to have its $300 sweater next with $30 sweater. >> i would love this. but i wonder, does this impact their branded all the? >> amazon is trying to find middle ground. they have ads on the site. the pitch seems to be come let's use look three retailers to advertise on amazon. thoseend the customers to other retailers and allow them to sell their goods and service them with amazon prime. executedee how that is and it fits with enough for those lottery retailers to go and do the deal. >> it would be awesome if i could just throw in a pair of jeans with my amazon prime card. is my primary mission going to get more defensive? cfo on the latest earnings call brought up the possibility that there would be a raise in price for amazon prime. i don't think he would've done it if they were not consider ing that seriously. they may suppress customers with a $20 increase. >> if this happens, the cost of the shipping would be paid by the retailers. right? >> the deal with the luxury retailers is quite separate from the fact that shipping is getting more expensive for