laurence hallier is here.hanks, melissa. >> it's a patent infringement suit. and part of the suit is that your product looks like blackberry's signature keyboard. what do you say to this lawsuit? >> i mean, listen. we've been working on this product for two years. we're proud to launch it here at c.e.s. we're going to defend this lawsuit fig rousely. we don't think we've violated patents. do you have the reserves? what does ryan seacrest say about this whole thing? >> ryan is loving the product. we both built this product for ourselves. we started two years ago developing this. and we developed it from the ground-up. for something, it's something we needed in our lives. we need to be able to type on the iphone. and you know, the lawsuit is the lawsuit. we'll deal with it as we have to deal with it. >> how many have you sold so far? >> we don't disclose numbers. we only have taken preorders. we haven't shipped the product yet. we're going to ship at the end of january. we've been successful with preorders. >> w

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>> reporter: while laurence fishburne bangs on the tv, advertisers want to be on it. this sunday going to the dogs. then there's the yellow m and m. peanut. someone out to get him. >> sleepy time. >> reporter: they're hoping you'll care enough to find out how he's doing on super bowl sunday. and a first. >> on february 2nd, apparently two professional football teams will be playing game in honor of my first wonderful miss tash yost commercial. we'll be there, won't we, girl? [ bird chirps ] >> you're all about the ads, respect you? >> i am. >> they were sold out on the ads two months ago. >> i believe it. incredible. looks like there will be good ones this year. >>> that's what's making news in america this morning. >> stay with us for "good morning america." have great monday.

laurence lee, al jazeera, london. >>> let me update you on the story.ves featured there appeared in court in cairo on wednesday to appeal against his detenti detention. the appeal was denied. he along with four other al jazeera media network employees remain in detention without charge. >>> coming up on "the news hour" -- >> it is american diplomacy backed by pressure that has halted the progress of iran's nuclear program. >> barack obama claims the credit for the deal with iran in his state of the union address. and that deal is already having an effect on iran. find out why turkey's prime minister is there on a two-day visit. those details are coming up. >>> they told me it couldn't be done. that i was a lost cause. >> the quiet story of one of this year's super bowl stars. >>> u.s. president barack obama has outlined his priorities in his annual state of the union address. he promised a year of action focused on tackling economic inequality and improving workers' rights. on iran he promised to veto any new sanctions at risk with talks. >> mr. speaker

we have laurence fishburn. plus it looks like we have some healthier advertising. so there's a new advertiser for this year. plus, we see jaguar turning up in the auto segment. there are son interesting new companies coming to the space here but my friends on the inside tell me the ads might be a little less sexy this year. i don't know if that's something that might concern you, brian, but that's currently what we're hearing. >> they don't have to be sexy but they have to be at a minimum funny. i'll give up sexiness for some humor. jeff, thank you very much. for 4 million bucks for the time does not include production costs as well. >>> still ahead on "way too early," snoop dogg is talented but he may have found his calling as a guest host on "the price is right." >>> seemingly unbearable cold at the 49ers green bay game but did it affect colin kaepernick? bill karins has the coldest american forecast in 16 years when "way too early" comes back. >>> the u.s. women's figure skating champion nancy kerrigan was attacked after a practice session in detroit. a man who

. >> they will be politicsed into spectacles like laurence fishburn banging on a t.v.a bunch of bodybuilders running through the streets for go daddy. and of course there's that twerking m & m. al jazeera. new york. >> a changing culture in afghanistan will tell you why a theater in cabo could represent the last picture show. and a restaurant in chicago trying to make sure that hearts are warm and stomachs are full in this cold weather. program see that is that (a), it's a great outlet for the guys and welcome back to al jazeera america. here are your headlines today, the syrian government and opposition still a topic one of the geneva two talks. the regime says it submit add plan to -- to talk about rebel fighters the opposition has rejected that plan. those talk goss into the final day. parliament approving a law that granted amnesty to protestors if they clear out of government buildings they are occupied but it isn't sure until the president signed off. eight of the victims are said to be children, at this point we don't know their names or whether they all belong

. >> they will be mixed into spectacles like laurence fishburn banging on a tv. or a bunch of bodybuilders running through the streets. and of course, there that twerking m & m. >> al jazeera. new york. >> when we come back, the changing culture in afghanistan, why a theater could represent the last picture show. welcome back to also al jazeera america. we are following breaking news at this hour. federal prosecutors are now saying they will seek the death penalty for the boston marathon bombing suspect, he is charged in the case the boston bombing happening back in april. three people were killed more than 200 others were injured after one of the largest man hunts in the country. police tracked down him and his brother, authorities say they killed the brother. also kentucky state police saying they found nine bodies inside a western kentucky home gutted by fire. aid eight of the dead were children. they were airlifted to the local hospital. new york city agreeing to reform it's stop and frisk policy. last year a federal judge december clairing the tactic unconst

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stuart: that was laurence fishburne, the matrix guy.ry guy, 3 brand as luxury? >> laurence fishburne's role is iconic. there was nobody else who could fill that role. if you remember from the movie he challenged the on reeves about what is reality and what is perception. we are doing the same thing. we are challenging consumers to think about kia differently. stuart: the car we saw in the ad, nice sleek model what model is that? >> the k 900. stuart: you have other models. are you read branding them and trying to upgrade to luxury status? >> it is going to showcase to consumers, great quality, great value. stuart: answer this one. is it worth $4 million for thirty-second? we have 60 seconds spot. >> an opportunity to connect with 110 million baht -- it has been in the united states 20 years, we're fine to raise awareness for the brand. stuart: when you are not -- >> i will be in the comforts of my home in southern california. stuart: executive vice president of marketing kia, thanks for joining us and good luck with a great at. your tak

has been accused of many times over laurence tomlin from is a small business and by the to the government his recent report exposes the seemingly duplicitous nature of banking operations my report focuses on r.b.s. and what we're saying is that restructuring division georgi acted in a way that the businesses that they were supposed to be helping get back to health were taken put into distress for the benefit of the bank we actually see b.s. has it's own property company called west register and we're seeing r.b.s. owning those customers property after they've been in distress tomlinson's report is twenty pages of examples and findings under headings like engineering and defaults and extensive fees in response r.b.s. said in a statement no evidence had been provided to support the allegation that the bank had systematically profited on the backs of their customers and they'd be looking into it fully christened ernie's hotel is now a thriving business fitted out exactly as they left it but it belongs to the bank and their lives have been destroyed which put me from a very wealthy man back o

has been accused of many times over laurence timing is a small business by the to the government his recent report exposes the seemingly duplicitous nature of banking operations my report focuses on r.b.s. and what we're saying is that restructuring division georgi in a way that the businesses that they were supposed to be helping get back to health . put into distress for the benefit of the bank we actually see. property company called west register and we're seeing r.b.s. owning those customers property after they've been in distress told linton's report is twenty pages of examples and findings under headings like engineering and defaults and it's fees in response r.b.s. said in a statement no evidence had been provided to support the allegation that the bank had systematically profited on the backs of their customers and they'd be looking into it fully christened ernie's hotel is now a thriving business fitted out exactly as they left it but it belongs.

so we have very good common laurence tribe around negligence hughson so that's very much establishing that all neighbors have got it judy of kid to each other and around the facts of g.m. this case would establish that there are reasonable steps that game families must try to ensure that they don't reach that duty of care that they don't have a neighbor and so this case would sit that president and for example a non g.m. family would simply be able to go on a taste for example right side or. any sort of area of land need a farm that could cause contamination of their farm and then ask the adjacent neighbor to either push back where that james and all that was or if it was a road side to clean up that jim and all along the roadside in the form remove that source of contamination it's going to unequivocally push back that responsibility onto the g.m. industry which is where it should lie other countries around the world establish for example spying have established compensation funds paid for by the gaming industry we would like to see something like that established in stride and in ma

the good of the name laurence newman from the wall street journal first question for president putin fest does the fifteen. billion dollar loan deal that you personally signed with ukraine in december. but i'll start again does the fifteen billion dollar loan deal that you personally signed with ukraine in december remain on offer even if the new government in kiev is dominated by the opposition or if you crane says it wants to revive the association agreement with the u. and if not how is that consistent with russia's often repeated promise to respect ukraine's sovereignty. and for the european presidents the ukrainian opposition is calling for early presidential elections now that the ukrainian government has been dismissed are you prepared to back that cool is the is the appropriate next step for ukraine and does the have any new assistance it can make available to ukraine if it helps to pursue an association accord. and should be first of all the russia has all was. respect it is respecting and a will respect. the sovereign rights of all international and. including new states th

from sea way, new york, the saint laurence river, completely frozen.retweet them. >> who's next? >> kimberly. >> this might warm you up. yesterday on "jeopardy" listen to one of the clues that alex trebek read. >> i'd like two yankers for 800. >> this blown anchor and lawyer under fox news where she hosts a show weekdays from 9 to 10 p.m. answer, megan kelly. one of them guessed nancy grace. not even close. there's megyn. pretty cool. >> eric? >> very quickly, so i have a bunch of stuff last night. jon stewart after a long three-week hiatus. took to the air waves. first a block. got a team of writers together to twist my words again. >> cleveland, greg. >> real quick, this came out today. "joy of hate" paper back. go to amazon. "joy of hate" go get it. >> where can you get it? >> amazon, anywhere. a bookstore. "joy of hate." >> bob? >> all right. i'm going to try to find something here without getting in trouble. i'm not apologizing, i'm just clarifying. i thought we were talking about nigerians and overseas. i know a lot of good nigerians and iranians

inmate laurence stall learned that lesson the hard way. >> there was a guy, he apparently thought i disrespected him somehow, and he asked me outside. as soon as we got out there, he swung on me. we got into a scuffle, nothing real big. that's what caused me to get thrown out of the honor dorm. thanksgiving a year ago this may. honor dorm material. >> honor dorm material. >> that's me. hopefully pretty soon, i'll go back. i'm on the top of the list now. >> without the possibility of parole, lawrence stall has nothing but time to reflect on the events that landed him in prison 26 years ago. >> it was a homicide/robbery that got me here. i had never done any pcp. i was high, not really even thinking about what happened. we go rob a place and then two people got killed. we picked them up, took them out to a wooded area and they were killed. it's not really something i like to talk about a lot. and i've come to accept prison, you know, as my lot in life. we got one coming in on that bed. >> with a bed freeing up, chaplain summers informs the man at the top of the list that it's his time to move back

the most infamous allegedly sir laurence olivier. >> what do you say to that? >> nothing.of confirming or denying anything. just a waste of my time. >> but to hear his daughter tell it, danny kaye, the parent, was perhaps his greatest role. >> if i had decided to marry a sheep herder in australia he said, great, i'll bring the barbeque, we'll have rack of lamb. he was picks natural about things. >> especially that rack of lamb. >> he was a wonderful chef. his italian cooking. >> which is why dina helped create kitchen theater at the famed culinary institute of america in upstate new york. >> the greatest cooks of america knew how good he was. >> some of the greatest chefs ate his cooking, yes. >> a gourmet, a pilot, a baseball team owner and an orchestra conductor. >> hi, there. the important guy in this picture is the fellow on the left. >> but perhaps his greatest passion was kids the world over. as the story goes, a chance encounter with a unicef official in an overseas flight with engine trouble was a turning point. kaye vowed that if the plane landed safely edie vote

. >> that was laurence fishburne, reprising his role as morpheus. concept islain the the marketer.but why would base it around a character from a movie out nine years ago question are >> because it's such an iconic role. we are introducing an all-new luxury sedan and we are trying to show consumers that there's a new luxury automobile. by using morphosis where he goes back and challenges kiana reeves come you can go back to reality or accept the new reality. >> i have to say, this is one of --most favorite arias anyway, back to this, you don't kia as a luxury product. >> is a new reality. seetake the new key and you the new reality of what luxury is. it doesn't have to be tradition and heritage. it's about design and quality and technology. it is about so many other things than tradition and heritage. bigsuper bowl ads are a deal. how difficult was it for you to convince management you needed to do it? >> this is our fifth year and 20th anniversary in the united states. time to raise awareness and launch new products. every year, it is a new product. lex you have had some really in

. >> reporter: jennifer laurence learned the hard way that the fashion police are out to get you. >>th and rope that made up the little mermaid's outfit. >> you look sensational. >> reporter: there was some sensational imitations tweeted out by actor colton haines, for instance. dressed up in comforters. dressed up in sheets. it became known as lawrencing. this denver tv anchor tweeted out who wore it better jennifer lawrence or my floor director aaron? lawrencing was an instant hit because it's so easy, any it yac idiot can do it. we topped off the cabbage patch kid to complete the gown. then there was the pug and beagle. >> lv's magical dress. >> reporter: magic made out of a pillow case and two neckties. when ellie roundtree and friends saw her on the red carpet, they immediately decided to do it. it stayed on five minutes? >> not even. it's about 30 seconds. i think we nailed it with the coy look to the camera. >> reporter: but most who mocked the outfit said they love her. >> how do i hold it? >> reporter: as one fan put it, she could wear a burlap sack and it changes nothing. t

iowa, nevada, new hampshire, north carolina, ohio and virginia will be mixed into spectacles like laurencehburne, or body builders running through the streets for go daddy. of course there's that working m&m. >> the number of americans filing new claims for unemployment rising more than expected last week, initial claims rising by 19,000, the government says, though, the economy continues to grow, the gross domestic product rising. rising exports an household spending behind. >> taking a step back in time, we go inside an old movie house, now a fading petition of afghanistan history. >> this scare in the air for a group that of offends sky diving caught on camera. how quick action saved the life of one of them knocked unconscious. al jazeera america. we open >> we have an update on that deadly fire in kentucky. a number of people have been killed, many of them children, that fire breaking out this morning 130 miles southwest of louisville. 11 people lived inside the house. we are joined by phone with a spokesperson for the kentucky state police, handling the investigation. we were told nin