. >> i think they are trying to find some relevance and an increasingly marginal liesed society. >> one thing about this -- i thought that was good. that was fantastic. one theming i didn't like was on the second paragraph it notes that the judge who -- you know, the judges send out different opinions and the judge who said let's stop this nsa thing ordered an injunction and a republican appointee and the democratic appointee and they didn't mention it and they will not mention it. >> that is an excellent point. >> i didn't know that. that is quite interesting. >> that's why i said it was interesting. >> i thought it was like sarcasm. >> i meant it that time you [bleep]. joanne, he is saying in russian, wouldn't a real hero be willing to go to jail for his actions? tim robins did in "the shawshank redemption." >> yeah, it seems cowardly to go into hiding after revealing all of this. you would expect a parade, right? something cool? i am concerned for him and i have a brilliant idea. he has to be lonely, you know? he is out there in the cold. i think we should have him be the next bachel

. >> after two days of a winter weather storm para liesing the city of atlanta many roads have opened. politicians came out and took blame for the situation. local people here are looking forward to temperatures in the '60s this weekend. >> it's been two days since atlanta was hit by a storm paralysing the region. >> there was so main cars. >> stranding thousands of commuters on roadsides. >> nine hours i spent on the road from downtown. at 10 o'clock i abandoned my car. >> schools were not closed. buses were left stranded. thousands of kids slept in gymnasiums, some spending the night on buses. others sought shelter in store aisles. >> they shouldn't have opened the school. everyone went to get their kids at the same time. >> governor's up for re-election took responsibility. >> i think we did not respond fast enough. we did not respond in the magnitude at an earlier enough time to be able to avoid these consequences. >> the governor blamed his georgia emergency management agency for alerting him of the weather warning six hours after it was issued. frustrated and defiant in intervie

. >> i think they are trying to find some relevance in an increasingly marginal liesed society. >> well, one thing about this -- >> i thought that was good. >> it was fantastic. one thing i didn't like is in the second paragraph it notes that the judge who, you know, the judge has sent out different opinions. the judge who said let's stop this nsa thing ordered an injunction and a republican appointee. the judge who ruled it legal democratic appointee and they didn't mention that and they will not mention it the next time they say have you on vote for this democratic candidate. >> that's an excellent point. >> thank you. >> i didn't know that. that's quite interesting. >> that's why i said it was interesting, tom. thanks for the back up. >> i thought it was sarcasm. >> no, i meant it that female announcer: female announcer: get beautyrest, posturepedic, even tempur-pedic mattress sets, at low clearance prices. save even more on floor samples, demonstrators and closeout inventory. the year end clearance sale is on now at sleep train. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >> she says

and he was brute liesing her so bad. all i did was try to defend myself the best i could. professional wrestler and all this stuff, and he almost killed me. i was able to handle myself pretty well. can turned into a terrible situation. >> did you ever at one point give up and say, you know what? i can't go no more? >> no i -- i never had any feeling of giving up, i've always tried to do better in whatever i was doing even in landscaping. i chose that because i know if the grass grow that he created, it has to be cut. carlos hands you an envelope. what was in that envelope? >> i can't just tell you exactly what it was. it was a wonderful surprise. >> what did you do with it? >> well, i bought some equipment and i helped my family out. >> there could in fact be a fairy tale ending but it's all up to marcus. i'll discuss that next. in san francisco, stanley roberts, kron 4 news. >>> coming up at 8:30, new details emerge about what happened in north korea in dennis rodman's basketball trip. and why some families want fireworks in lake tahoe to stop. >> and temperatures will wa

it is like if one guy did it he would be institutional liesed, but he finds thousands around the world. >> isn't that the beauty of the internet? 20 years ago i would have had to search for weeks, months, whatever, gone to libraries to find out where to get one of these things. now 10 seconds in and i have four. >> that microfiche was a hassle. >> i think i will be thinking about this all night. and i hope you do too, america. i figured that topic was pretty disturbing. i think we will move on to something a little lighter here. all right, does he have a disease or really love cheese? philadelphia police are looking for a man who has been driving around with his pants down and offering women money to pleasure him with a piece of swiss cheese. we have all been there haven't we, rick? there he is holding the cheese. sources tell philadelphia mac that the suspect is a 41-year-old and believed to be the man seen here in a picture posted on twitter by i guess a woman. by why cheese? well, the dude who has two previous arrests for soliciting prostitutes -- see fox is blocking his exposed jen

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is one of three catholic peace activists convicted of sabotage after breaking into and vand looid liesingeapons plant last year. the activists call america's stockpile of nuclear weapons immoral and illegal. the government has recommended sentences of six to nine years. >>> charges this morning for one of the biggest players in bitcoin. charles schremm's accused of money laundering. he started bit instant, where the virtual currency could be bought with u.s. dollars. prosecutors say he schemed to sell bitcoins to users of a notorious and now defunct black market website called silk road that trafficked in illegal goods. >>> we're finding out more this morning about just how much the jodi arias legal defense will cost arizona taxpayers, more than $2 million, and that's rising. and this doesn't even include the cost of prosecuting her for the murder of her former boyfriend. she was convicted last year but jurors could not agree on a sentence, so a new penalty trial is scheduled for march 17th. arias then could face the death penalty. >>> want to look at what's coming up on "new day" right n