maria carrie and nicki minaj seem to hate each other. but i watched tonight with a steven tyler sized hole in my heart. steven tyler added a little extra something to "american idol" this week. he'd zero in on the female contestants. he'd stare at them like a hungry cheetah stalking a gazelle and i miss that. every week, sometimes twice a week, we'd highlight steven's uncontrollable libido in a package we'd call a steven tyler creepy leer of the night. now that steven is officially gone, we thought it a good time to say goodbye, one last time. >> how old are you? >> i'm 17. ♪ i will remember you will you remember me don't let your life pass you by ♪ >> well, actually, i'm a volleyball player. >> how old are you, emma? >> i'm 15. >> nice. >> nice. >> you're so cute and precious. >> thank you. >> ha ha! >> jimmy: you will be missed. [ applause ] the reigning "american idol" champion philip phillips is here with us tonight. he's asked us to find him a real last name and we're going to do that. there's a big strike going on right now in new

maria carries on with the "closing bell." >>> and it is 4:00 on wall street. do you know where your money is? hi, everybody. welcome back to the "closing bell." i'm maria bartiromo. market closes lower after the s&p 500 closes at a five-year high on friday. bit of a downer today. take a look at how we're finishing on wall street. dow down about 51 points. absence of buyers not necessarily selling going on today. s&p 500 gave up about 4 points. also off the worst levels of the afternoon. and the nasdaq composite down about three points. really flat on the day for the s&p and the nasdaq. the bulls took a back seat today with the s&p retreating from the five-year high. so was it a slip blip in the rally? we bring in now jeff acorzanik, ron asana. good to see you. peter, let me kick this off with you. what did you see today in terms of flow? >> in flow? >> yeah. where'd the money move? >> the money moved trying to find little spots and little dips. but there wasn't much money going into the market or out of the market. it was almost anticlimactic after last week. >

. >> maria is carrying your pail of water? >> i'm still old enough to remember when the u.s.nomy could run on its own and didn't need trillions of dollars of money printing every year. i think that we should be able to at this point say we can go back to having a free market. we can go back to having a place where we are not manipulated. >> all right. >> my personal feeling is that the motive behind this, and i'll let you speak here, ron. >> i've got time. >> we're talking about stock prices. that's the primary purpose behind this. building a bubble in stock market prices, and if that's the truth i wish ben bernanke woe come out and tell us that that's the purpose of qe. >> ron? >> he has suggested he would like to see an improved stock market create positive wealth with real estate but if you look at the explicit targets the fed has put forward, unemployment rate of 6.5% and an inflation rate of maybe 2.5%, and if you look at the fed's mesh ufrs inflation all of them say that's 1.5%. underemployment and unemployment together 14.7%, not at that trigger point at any set of cir

does of victims were carried to arising ambulances, if they survived. santa maria's major trauma hospital was quickly overwhelmed. >> translator: the injured are scattered around the hospital. those waiting for news outside are desperate. >> reporter: they were desperate, too, outside the club, as more and more bodies of those who hadn't survived were laid on the ground. the numbers of the dead rose so quickly that the city morgue ran out of room. the bodies of scores of victims were brought, instead, to a local gymnasium. eat merging details of this disaster, a packed club, too few escape route and a fire triggered by on-stage pyrotechnics brought to mind several other similar nightclub tragedies. there was a 2003 inferno in west warwick, rhode island's, station nightclub that claimed 100 victims much the 2004 blaze in ba when knows aires with 200 victims. but as brazil's president consoled relatives of the victims here, her country, soon to host the world cup and the olympics, remains in shock at one of its worst modern tragedies. mike taibbi, nbc news, los angeles

dozens of victims carried to arriving ambulances. santa maria's trauma hospital was overwhelmed. >> translator: in scattered around the hospital, those waiting for news outside are desperate. >> reporter: details of this disaster, packed club, too few escape routes and fire trigger i'd by pyrotechnics brought to mind the 2003 inferno in rhode island at the station nightclub that claimed 100 victims. as brazil's president consoled families here, they remain in shock at one of the worst modern tragedies. terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >>> now to new details in the death of 6-year-old jonbenet ramsey who was killed in 1996. tonight a boulder newspaper is reporting that back then a grand jury voted to indict both john and patty ramsey on charges of child abuse resulting in death in connection with the case but the district attorney refused to sign the indictment order. d.a. alex hunter did not believe he could prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt. legal experts are unsure whether hunter's decision not to sign the indictment is consistent with

maria. >> the sports center, where families and grends have gathered to identify the bodies was decemberlating. trucks carried the bodies to the site. it was the only place in the city that had the capacity to actually be a solution for the tragedy that happened because there wasn't a morgue that could take in such a number. >> are you hearing more about the setup inside the club that there wasn't easier access for people to get out? >> yes, exactly. lots of witnesses were saying it was a desperate situation for them, not to get out.t. not being able to see far because of the smoke. and on top of that, some witnesses have said that actually security guards stood in their way in the beginning because there was lots of confusion. they didn't understand quite what was happening. >> can you tell us a bit about this nightclub, in terms of the popularity? >> this is one of the most popular nightclubs here. people here have told me, it's called kiss. lots of young people go there. and lots of students. i was told that alone from this public university, about 50 students were killed. >> and news of the nightclub fire

stumbles into the bedroom of his mistress, of the woman who owns him, anna maria thornton in the middle of the night carrying an axe and mrs. thornton is sleeping in the room with her servant, who is arthur's mother, the mother of the boy who just stumbled into the room. so the two women wake up, scream, arthur's mother shoes him out the door. slams the door. arthur is outside yelling and shouting he wants to be free. he will be free. the neighbors gather and arthur runs away and the word begins to spread, mrs. thornton has been attacked in her bedroom by a slave with an axe. this report comes at a very, a very tense time in washington. this burgeoning anti-slavery movement is distributing anti-slavery publications to everybody in town. for the first time the anti-slavery movement is really impressing upon people the reality of slavery with these kind of written reports, very detailed about what is really involved, and brutality of slavery and so among the blacks and abolitionists whites this is overdo but a lot of whites they fear this is the first shot in a slave roo bell i don't know, that arthur was part

maria is right that we have to look at that whether there are sufficient reserves remaining to carry us to the end? >> and the reason why since 2010, that i think you just said that the packages have been coming out at a less aggressive schedule than we anticipated. what is the reason for that? and how do we catch up to meet the same end-date? >> i didn't mean to leave you with the impression that the end-date was in jeopardy because of the expenditures. >> you were saying that we're keeping the same end-date, but with the packages coming out more slowly than anticipated, how do you end up with the same end-date? >> to answer your question directly because the design has taken longer than originally anticipated. in addition to, that the original design curve, when it was set up predicated on the old construction scheme of the top-down construction. i can't remember director reiskin if you were on the board when we switched from the top-down to the bottom-up scheme. but that created a situation where we had a lot more construction work to do in the below-grade and actually allowed in

from the country's north and the joint contingent carried out airstrikes and also took control of the airport and a bridge over the river as artie's maria for national now reports french intervention could be aimed at securing vast amounts of natural resources in the west african nation. the french have died headlining today military operation in mali but the discussion is still ongoing as to exactly why the western nation has put boots on african soil again costing money and people's lives. official rhetoric remains in line with the mantra of war on terrorism but some statements suggest another layer of france's defense minister has declared total request of mali is the main goal with the president echoing french troops twenty five hundred so far who remain in the region for as long as necessary they're attempting to militarize huge sections of africa so that they will to monopolize access to the city to the resources this is the there with seeing this effect the complete specifically in relations view of the states i know we're seeing it with problems in other parts of the european union through european union troops actually being us

people carrying banners and signs filled the streets in front of the santa maria police station demanding justice. there are still nearly 100 people on ventilators at the hospital. >>> boeing is on the hot seat. coming up, what they knew about the reliability of the dreamliner batteries before a series of failures. a turkey-cheddar-bacon in the afternoon, or a tuna salad when the job is done, sandwich on your terms with any of dunkin's freshly made bakery sandwiches for just $2.99. america runs on dunkin'. nope, no. sorry, love to but can't. i'm sorry, she's very busy. enjoy the rich taste of dunkin' mocha lattes and coffees. now in dark chocolate. indulge in one today. america runs on dunkin'. >>> a live look outside. the d.c. region is waking up to warm, calm weather outside right now. things are going to change as they often do this time of the year. we go from cold to hot and hot to cold. it is all over the place. that is what we can expect, some change on the way. >> big changes. >> first, you will notice the warm temperatures and the winds. that will be the first half of the day. la

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carried 143,000 gallons of diesel fuel. there's no sign any of that fuel has spilled. that is your 5@5:00. >> it is time for maria molina who survived times square on new year's eve temperatures drop ago little bit. >> it is getting cold out there across pretty much most of the country anywhere in the west into portions of the midwest. the exception is southeast including florida and georgia. that's where you are looking at temperatures not too bad for the month of january. 17 in minneapolis 13 chicago. 23 degrees in new york city. the thing is when you factor in the wind it feels so much colder in places like new york city where right now your current windchill temperatures are 12 degrees burlington, vermont windchill of 3 degrees. in bangor, maine, 3 degrees below zero. it has to be terrible close to what it feels like on top of a building at the end of december. taking a look at precipitation we are looking at dry conditions across portions of the midwest. there are snow showers across at y areas. we could be looking at snowfall accumulation. northern shore of virginia and the carolinacarolinas. eastern portio

army soldiers were deployed to carry away corpses. 101 of them were students from the local university in santa maria. for "cbs this morning," margaret brennan. >>> riot irs took to the streets for a fifth straight day. there's a report this morning the army will now be allowed to arrest civilians. on sunday president mohammed morsi declared a state of emergency in three cities hit hard by the protest. more than 50 people were killed the weekend. >>> in the west african nation of mali there's progress. government forces backed by the french have taken control of two key cities. elizabeth palmer is in central mali this morning. >> reporter: french and malian troops have now surrounded the legendary city of timbuktu. they're at the airport and they're waiting for special forces to clear the town inside so they can roll in. this follows more than a week of air strikes, and it does mean that two of the most important cities in mali's north are now back in french and government's hands. the other one fell over the weekend. and has been the case whenever the government and troops have ruled through tourns,

maria. and the scene at the sports center where the families and friends have gathered to try to identify the bodies throughout the day, trucks carried the bodies to the site, which because it's quite large, it was the only place in the city that had the capacity to actually be a solution for the tragedy that happened because there wasn't a morgue that could take in such a number. >> unfortunately we've seen tragedies like this before. we're understanding that some kind of pyrotechnic show inside the club is what led to this. what is so hard for people to digest is that there was only one exit door for a packed club like that. are you hearing anymore about the setup inside the club that there wasn't easier access for people to get out? >> exactly. lots of witnesses are speaking out about how it was a desperate situation for them, trying to get out, not being able to see far because of the smoke, and on top of that, some witnesses have said that actually security guards stood in their way in the beginning, because there was lots of confusion. they didn't understand quite what was happening. so it seemed that for some minutes that migh

the doctors but it will still -- if not prosecuting, it will force women to carry their rapist's baby to term. i believe mariaten to you this morning. oh, my heavenly stars. >> john: all you gotta do is buy me a drink. it's not hard to wake up with me. thanks for mentioning "viewpoint." >> of course. so yeah, i wanted to talk about the bill which i think is positively ludicrous. there is an inherent flaw in it which interests me is if the purpose -- if the whole thing behind it is tampering with evidence -- >> right. >> caller: that is completely ridiculous because if there is an aborted fetus wouldn't you be able to extract dna from the fetus? >> john: exactly right. you can. again, we're not proabortion. we're pro-women's reproductive freedoms here. yes, you're actually able to extract dna so you don't need to have the women carry her rapist's baby to term and put her on maury to find out if it is the rapist's baby. >> caller: what it is about they're covering this about evidence tampering is it is about suppressing women's ability for access to healthcare and their ability to -- it is not an easy one for a