the fact that loaders in the community would show up to a meeting and spend 6 housed in the middle of the day and listening to the data it can be dry sometimes; right? that's why we feel it's necessary to get a prospective. at the same time we'll guard against perception bam a reality. francisco sings our praises and talks about our objective of not delivering those dead end programs and creating those are avenues for folks who have lived here in the community but especially the underserved community to get into those stewardship programs to get you the health care and the pension and the working conditions and the job protections and the salaries that will enable you to live here. the presentation we got from amelia crews haul that work is being done primarily by people who are represented by the labors and the carpenters and other trades. so i'm sensitive to the fact it may not be enough. but i think we have to be honest and relocate the notation that nobody is doing anything it may feel like that but to general manager mr. kelly's point i've been here 4 years and know how hard the

the fact that loaders in the community would show up to a meeting and spend 6 housed in the middle of the day and listening to the data it can be dry sometimes; right? that's why we feel it's necessary to get a prospective. at the same time we'll guard against perception bam a reality. francisco sings our praises and talks about our objective of not

they're using front-end loaders to collect them all and take them to a landfall on the edge of town. >>> if you have ever been frustrated after shelling out a ton of money to your favorite artist's farewell tour, only to watch them throw another good-bye tour a couple of years later, motley crue is leaving the stage after 33 years. they say to prove it is for good, they have signed a legal, binding document, a cessation of touring agreement. they will break up for good next year, that is it, as they themselves put it, all bad things must come to an end. >>> and the first annual jim cantore vision award goes to jim cantore. he was reporting live last night from the college of charleston. he could tell a young weather enthusiast was approaching and he delivers a quick ninja-style knee to the groin, dispatching the young man, who scurried away. >>> and when we come back, an inspiring story of brotherly love and olympic gold. >>> finally here tonight, one brother competes and another is cheering him on. that could be said of a lot of olympic athletes, but for alex bilodeau, who won a gol

>> look, you free loader. your square head cousin and you find jeffrey and you bring him back or they will never find your bodies. and i'm a judge. i can make it happen. >> james avery died from complications of heart surgery. his character played in the sitcom from 1990 to 1996. a fun fact, did not know this, he also played the voice of shredder in the original cartoon version of the ninja turtles. he was 65 years old. >>> we all have our weird habits. this might be the weirdest. >> my name is heather. i'm 43. a mom of two beautiful children. and i'med a di ed addicted to d paint. that's good. as it is into down your throat, it feels nice and warm, almost like a thicker version of warm milk. but obviously it has the very strong chemical taste to it. which is perfect for me. >> i guess they don't make that stuff up. tlc's my strange addiction profiles heather's habit as she drinks them in shot glasses. she prefers paint markers and says she's consumed about three gallons of paint since she started doing it. an

and were a lot of the loaders are the fellows that i'm the rods of the most men's lives and of course i'm right here in the snow and she between and the black sea and the beautiful white capped mountains and to vomit they coming from the olympic park in sochi morning. clever stuff and some of the headlines to the news this week specials oh no there's to be set up there were people can protest if they want to the president says now signed a law that overhauled last year's ban on rallies in the olympic spirit when i get up to speed a bit more on these changes had two or three goal come from or not of course stay without international supreme or from the run up to those big winter games. the sochi for the twenty fourteen olympics was this place like in the why is it so special as the russian resort prepares to welcome the world power the games shaping the city's present and future what more sochi will bring you this is the moment they're reporting from a very cold and snowy windy mountainous tough year beyond the olympics but. on our team. next a strange and very brutal game if you can c

the traditional top loaders use a lot more water.nd don't get clothes quite as dry when they spin. so that can save drying time and energy. there are some high efficiency top-loading models. >> sweet. >> there you go. >> thank you. >> up next death of a family pet that triggered a warning for residents in one >> and a soccer game where two players take on a team of >>> a look at the prime time line up tonight. we va warning going out to residents in one southern california city achl family dog was attacked and killed in its own backyard by a mountain lion. >> leo stallworth has the story from glendale. >> the owners of the dog say he was family. they have been grieving his loss. they say the dog was in the backyard of the home. the owners didn't want to be on camera >> two days after xhags in the morning about 3:00 in the morning a mountain lion jumped over the fence, over the gate and killed our 85 pound black lab and then dragged it about a block and a half away, a day and a half later we found our dog. >> officials have yet to con

. >> reporter: from the frozen tundra, your next door neighbor, front end loader, tackling your frontnd it is anything but unusual. >> came down the road. we had a blizzard. people were just flagging me down. >> we've been doing this for, 40 years. all the neighbors. >> fueling up this saturday. >> that will work. >> it is just the start. tens of thousands. many finding the spot. snow covered lawns. >> sa pupply, demand. location, location. and the corner, charged. charged 15. next house, 10. >> luckily the frozen tundra. >> the weather is perfect. last time, hat, gloves. >> right there. >> that's when james mcgrath will trade in the snowblower. >> in the backyard. >> for a thermostat. >> season ticket holder. >> too close for me. >> too close for him. and, san francisco is ready for tomorrow's game. in red and gold. the wild card playoff game against the packers. and in green bap to follow the 49ers. complete coverage of the playoff match up. packers from lambeau field. and w >> a new hampshire girl has then't seen ape movie "a christmas story." she would have known dangers of puttin

he was moving rock salt with a front end loader yesterday.l pile of it toppled over, trapping him inside. emergency crews rushed to the scene using shovels to find the victim. when they reached him, he was already dead. >>> the fire investigators in massachusetts are looking for the cause of a major fire overnight. frigid temperatures, wind along with smoke made fighting the blaze difficult. it was a multiuse building, shops on the main floor and apartments above. red cross is helping the families looking for a place to stay. >>> the celebrations for the antarctica rescue may have been early. they are stalled. the chinese crew that helped in the rescue is now stuck in the ice. the chinese ice breaker provided the helicopter that ferried the passengers to an australian ice breaker. the australian ship is standing by in open water now, in case the chinese crew needs help. >>> former israeli prime minister continues to decline at this hour. he suffered a massive stroke eight years ago and has been in a coma ever since. doctors say his kidney's a

and as society itself becomes loader and becomes--pushes against the established system the political powers are taking notice and becoming cognizant that they need to address the problems. our political leadership as sensitive as they could be? absolutely not. >> head of the huffington post certainly impact platforms, thank you. >> thank you. >> thailand government said it is reviewing the decision, the prime minister dissolved parliament, but protesters want her to resign and elect a governing body. >>> investigators are using steam to melt ice covering the remains of a quÉbec nursing home after it burned down on thursday. reports are that at least eight people were killed, 30 others are missing and feared dead. reports say most of the residents were over the age of 85 and used wheelchairsish or walkers. government officials say that the home was up to code and had a proper evacuation plan. >>> let's look at a milestone for the affordable care act. >> according to the centers for medicare and medicaid services since october 1st 3 million people have signed up for insurance through f

. >> you big-eared free-loader!nd you bring him back or they will never find your body and.;Ñ i'm a judge. i can make it happen! >> avery's publicist says he died of complications from open heart surgery in glendale, colora california. his co-starred have expressed their sadness. they say avery was like a second father to him. >>> russian police have rounded up dozens suspects in an%mfz anti-terror operation in volgograd. the bombing killed more than 30 people last week. diana magnar is joining us with more. >> reporter: the terror operation is a whil wind. thousands ofé/m3 officials in city are examining buildings and they have already been to thousands of parking lots to find whatoúmay have been invold with the twin terror attacks. this comes amid criticism of the security forces control of the city of volgograd. the twin attacks over the weekend and another terror attack in volgograd in october so three bombings in the space of two months. it's not far from sochi. the russian president went down there on new y

everyone that really needs -- that really needs health care, and doesn't want to sponge or be a free loader, deserves to be in our great nation, give them food, if they need it. so many are going on. many business people, small businesses with 12 people, that obamacare affects, people making more money are saying, wait a minute, if they raise our taxes to almost 40% with obamacare 44%, and then with state taxes, more than half of the year we're working for free, what's wrong with the government? when they went from 35% to 39-plus, why couldn't that handle it all? now, what are they doing in retaliation -- it's not retaliation, but what are they doing to offset if? john said, i'm delaying, even though it's not a swing, it's a slow upswing, by the way, instead of getting another car every four, five years, j.p., going an extra year. yes, i make more than $250,000, my american dream came true for me, but i'm offsetting in different ways. and business people, they say, wait a minute, this doesn't work out. and here's something people don't realize. when obamacare came into effect, the extra thr

opposition loaders say they will continue to work with the government but encouraged protesters top continue. 29 people very many died since as egypt marks the beginning of its revolution. several bombs went off in suez. a lot has changed since the start of egypt's revolution three years ago. mike hanna has an overview of what's happened >> reporter: another round of voting and another reverender on another constitution. he job descriptions again going to the polls this month in a democratic process that has been overshadowed by political division and violence. three years since the popular revolution that brought down hosni mubarak. it was a promise in which was egypt's firststrum democratic election. bringing to power the muslim brotherhood. it's dominance cemented when mohamed morsi was each elected. >> no institution. no authority normally non-can be above this will, the will of you, your will. you are the souls of the power. the nation is the source of the power. the nation is the one to decide. and the nation is the one to give unity and the nation is the one to appoint and hire and th

they have front-end loaders on hand and a number of haul trucks on hand as well to get the snow out ofckly as possible. but then there's the other question of if it is very cold. are we going to see the same sort of turnout and the same type of fans that we're used to seeing at super bowls. they're not necessarily the hard core fans that will camp out in the frigid temperatures and try to stay warm to watch their team win. these are games that bring out celebrities. are we going to see cameron diaz feeding a-rod popcorn/maybe not. and other times certain players like peyton manning may struggle in cold weather games. he has been criticized for doing that in the past, wolf. >> well, it's going to be exciting no matter what, especially those of us who love football, love super bowls, especially. laura, don't get too cold out there. we'll check in with you in the days to come. thanks very much. >>> former teacher facing the end of his life decides not to feel sorry for himself but instead to embark on an adventure that would give him a reason to live. you don't want to miss this story com

ironically, the only power outage we had was caused by a front-end loader hitting a pole, so the visibility is certainly an issue but holding on real well right now. >> what is your advice to folks waking up early this morning and looking outside and they have to kind of dig their cars out and figure out if their kids are going to school. you want people to stay in, i'm assuming, while you guys do your work? >> that's right. no school today so they don't have to figure things out. i think one look outside will tell people it's not time to go out and shovel unless for some reason you really have to baugh this is expected to continue for some time into the day. i guess we haven't really hit the worst yet for cape cod. >> as you mentioned, the worse is yet to come, not perhaps just with the snow but also a concern about flooding and a storm surge that could come. is that still top of mind for you guys? >> we are still looking at that. reports from sandwich last night -- of course, it's tough, you know, it's nighttime and you can't see. but the usual places were faring okay, but with this conti

we had a short outage in orleans but that was caused by a front-end loader clearing snow hitting a utilityle. as far as mother nature, she's been kind to us. we are sitting in our warm houses with lights on. >> it's a kindness. this won't be over, especially the cold until at least the end of today or tomorrow. >> well, right now, everyone is nervously eyeing the north coast of cape cod, because of storm surge and coastal flooding. we are in an astroonomically high tide period. we passed through the midnight high tide reportedly with no real problem. the noon today around 12:30 on the bay side could pose a problem. so in terms of what we're fearing next would be some sort of splash over effect. >> kevin worley, we'll keep our eyes on that. the noon high tide coming in from the north there. kevin morley, stay warm. >> thanks. >> when the temperatures are dropping well below zero it is hard. obviously we'll stay with this story today. stay with cnn both online and on the air. throughout the day this is our top story but there are other stories to get to. >>> here are a look at the headlines.

a bin loader is a tsa employee during their first month of work, and retaliatory wait time is what aliatory wait time for sure. >> oh, yeah. >> a bad attitude. >> yeah, bad altitude, for sure. >> it's on politico.com. it's an eye-opening piece. politico's mike allen. thanks. coming up next, a look at the massive security operation under way for the super bowl across the river in new jersey. >> by the way, you know why there's a massive security? >> why's that? >> bruno mars. i mean, come on, seriously, like, you know everybody is really excited about this. >> what? >> a lot of people. >> a lot of people are excited about bruno mars. >> oh, yeah. and red hot chili peppers. >> come on, bruno mars? >> one d would be huge. >> one d would be huge. >> hey, is there a thing? >> maybe like this. >> one d. i don't know. >> i call them the one dimension. just to upset my -- >> yeah, they don't like that. we're going to talk about the super bowl in some manner when we come back on "morning joe." [ male announcer ] at northrop grumman, we know in the cyber world, threats are always evolving. at

that includes plows, salt spreaders and front end loaders.el crosswalks and bus stops. sanitation crews will continue working on 12 hour shifts until snow removal is complete. >> much of the snow has now been removed. it is still freezing cold outside. hypothermia and frostbite still exist. if you go outside, make sure it is for a short time. dress warm. cheryl: thank you, david. dennis: it sounds like a scene from the new remake of robocop. it is not science fiction. the u.s. army replacing thousands of shoulders -- soldiers with robots. they will replace a lost truth with robots and remote-controlled vehicles. the benefit is reducing the burden giving the army more killing power. i feel extremely manly. cheryl: call it a play on lingerie. do i have your attention now? [laughter] cheryl: we are talking about victoria's secret. dennis: butter prices. demand reaches a 40 year high. jeff flock has the latest from one business looking to cash in on that big butter boom. ♪ >> nicole petallides live on wall street >> caller: minutes on the fox bus

. >> here in the bedroom you hear the bobcats and skid loaders working.eople are moving on. >> reporter: progress, fueled by faith, says pastor casey taylor of crossroads church, religion helping the town's people find strength. >> it's something we all live through together, and i have been very impressed by the way people have pulled together. >> reporter: washington strong, the town's message of hope for the future. >> we know how great our community is. we're going to rally, and we're going to come back, you know, stronger. it's just an amazing place. >> and still to come on this new year's day edition of "good morning america," jodi areas, george zimmerman, oscar pistorius, names that became infamous in 2013. we're going to take alook for those trials in 2014. dan abrams and nancy grace will be weighing in. >>> lots of cutting-edge technology on the way. everything you need to know about the new gadgets that could be real game changers. we'll explain. >>> plus, it's almost breakfast time with mario batali. he's cooking up a great new year's feast wit

here is the good news, you can see this front-end loader cutting through the snow in this parking lot. the good news is because it is so cold this is dry, light, fluffy snow. easier to clean up than some of that wet, slushy stuff. of course once you pick it up, it starts to blow around, the same problem a lot of people will be having when you get out there with your shovel this morning, and honestly, you might want to wait to do your shoveling because we're still under this blizzard warning for another couple of hours on long island, the snow still accumulating and the temperature is falling, it was about 12 degrees when we got out here this morning, ten degrees now the windchill it feels more like 8 below zero so steve, thank you for your warm place to sit. fredricka, baaing to you. >> alexandra and i spoke yesterday, thank goodness it's friday leading into a long weekend for a lot of folks who have a pretty good excuse to not go to work and kids out of school today for the most part, so while it's inconvenient, it also comes at a rather convenient time. is that kind of a half glass

the first is recat brags of strag story candles that deters up loaders from the infringing activities but not through the possibility of billion dollar reward as a present. the second is establishment of a form of small claims court. to consider routine peer-to-peer cases and award those appropriately reduced damage after liability has been established in a fair and expedited proceedings. these reform will not solve all the problems. but they will set the law on a reasonable course designed to protect the interest and to safe guard user privacy interest on the internet. >> i acknowledge you. the texas football team was not -- bowl host in the recent football. i'll hold you harmless. good to have you with us, sir. >> thank you, committee chair. i'm sorry they were not polite to your team in the bowl game. maybe not that sorry. [laughter] it was a good game. if you didn't stay until the end you missed something pretty exciting, didn't you? so i'm here and probably have the hardest task of the witnesses up front. the first point i would like to to the committee that file sharing may not

it has front end loaders, haul trucks and plows on stand by to get rid of all of the snow.as actually been covered in tarp for the majority of the time since around christmas with heaters blowing hot air underneath the tarp to keep the field nice and warm. now, the field is mostly uncovered except for the end zones. even if it doesn't snow, it could still be very, very cold. the nfl, they are going to be providing fans in attendance with a warm pack. that's going to include earmuffs and a scarf. roger goodell says he is going to be braving the weather, sitting with the fans, not in a fancy, heated suite staying warm in there. the players, they arrived last week or last night, rather. when peyton manning was getting off the plane, you could see he wasn't exactly freezing. all he needed was just one little scarf. i'm sure he didn't have very far to go. afterwards, he spoke about how much him and his team are looking forward to sunday. >> the super bowl is a big deal. i know how hard it is to get here. i know how much time and sacrifice our team has made in order to have this

at the first is the recalibration of statutory damages to a sensible level that deters up loaders from infringing to theies, but not possibility of billion-dollar reports as at present. the second is to establish a form of small claims court to consider routine p2p cases, after the facts of been establishing a fair proceeding. this will set the law on a reasonable course designed to protect the interests of kobe right -- copyright owners. thank you, professor nimmer. mr. linney, i talked to professor schultz. i will advise you because the texas football team had a not i willnial goalpost, but hold you harmless for that. make you for being with us, sir. >> thank you. i'm terribly sorry that the aggies were not polite to your team. maybe not that sorry. but it was a good game and if you did not stay to the end, you missed something pretty exciting, didn't you? taskbably have the hardest of front because the first point i would like to make to the committee is that filesharing may not be quite the scourge it has been made out to be. it is not the scourge of american culture or business. t

actually the real indication we have is they spent the last few hours with a front end loader trying to get the snow off of the alternate track. we're hopeful that we're going to get on that train and continue. >> absolutely. all right, mr. harding, good lick. thank you so much for getting on the phone with us. good luck to you and all the passengers on that train as you hopefully make it to chicago at some point this morning. thank you so much. >> thank you too. good wie. >> trying to keep good perspective. >> certainly got nowhere to go. hopefully the situation changes soon. unlikely though because the temperatures not going away. it's been decades since we've seen this kind of sustained life-threatening cold. being outside for five minutes can be dangerous. what about the men and women who have to be outdoors for hours to get their jobs done? in chicago the over night low was 16 below. now it's warmed up, minus 9 now. the windchill 289 below -- 28 below. how is it now, george? >> reporter: chris, good morning, feels like maybe negative 30 and more. very cold out here in downtown c

and we've had a lot of front loaders and people shoveling to make sure sidewalks are okay.e. so really, really popular intersection here in boston. yet, it looks like a ghost town because people are being told to stay inside their homes. don't go to work if you don't have to because it's just frigid out here. more than the snow, we're used to snow, we're hearty new englanders, but we're not used to this kind of snow with arctic chill. in the car, said it was 4 degrees, but feels a lot worse because the windchill is really making it feel like it's well below zero. and it is bitter out here. i mean, bitter. let me show you what the snow looks like because it's really this kind of powdery snow. really can't make a snowball out of it because it's so dry in the area because it's any moisture is being sucked out because of the arctic chill out there. still snowing, has been snowing since late yesterday afternoon and we got some snow before that. this has been a 36-hour ordeal for this area. and while we'll get through it, we'll handle this, it is very uncomfortable for anybody th

the question is, will consumer groups grow loader? worried about. you don't have to be an advocate, you just choose not to. >> i like honey nut cheerios, as well. >> so do i. >> if you're just joining us, good morning, friday morning on cnbc. the big dig-out across the northeast. here's what you've missed if you're just tuning in. >> announcer: welcome to "squawk on the street." here's what's happened so far. >> this is sort of a perfect combination. you know, we see fireeye and manneden complementary, network security products coming together, service security components coming from mandian. >> it's like being sucker punched in cyberspace. you need the products and the people with the expertise behind the products to respond to the complex attacks that we're dealing with. >> if you want to take your queue from the first day, okay, if that's what you want to do, stop being in stocks, all right? take the queue from the cd rate, which, by the way, the cd rates are unch'd for the five year. notice they're not targeting sprint. they're no

president, the ssdi program is not a free-loader program. fica taxes -- you know, mr. president, when you work and you get a paycheck, they take out fica taxes. that's federal insurance contribution act, the federal insurance contribute act, fica taxes. three parts of it. you pay to an insurance program for social security, old age and survivors, indemnity insurance so when you get old, you get a check. that's what most people think of as social security. the second part is hospital insurance, medicare. the third part is disability insurance. now, if you don't work -- if you don't work and you haven't paid in your fica taxes, you don't get ssdi. listen to this. an adult becomes eligible for disability insurance compensation when they have worked at least 10 years and at least five of those years you have had to have worked at least 10 years and at least five years prior to getting social security disability. and you have to have earned at least $4,800 a year. have least earned $400 a month for five years before you even qualify. so this idea that i keep hearing about,