>> should it be blob marley or iggy marley? >> i like blob. >> first let's not say early tuesday morning. it was late monday night. >> i love when he do that. >> it sounds like he woke up and got dressed and went to a steak house. >> it looks like a tim hortons. >> that a is not a tim hortons. >> i think we should debate whether it is a tim hortons. what is the latest on matthew mcconaghey. our matthew mcconaghey correspondent is back and more bare chested than ever. for the new mattress models but sleep train's huge year end clearance is ending soon. for a short time, save hundreds on tempur-pedic mattresses. get the most highly-recommended bed in america at closeout prices. plus, get interest-free financing and free same-day delivery. why wait for the new models? sleep train's year end clearance is ending soon. superior service, best selection, lowest price, guaranteed. ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ should i say mat-mentum. high won a s.a.g. award and golden globe for his role in "dallas buyers club.

. >> as final preparations get underway for the big game sunday, marley hall reports a massive securityeffort is being put into place. >> reporter: from eyes in the sky to officers on the ground, super bowl xlviii will have an unprecedented level of security. >> as conditions or alarms come in, we'll be able to put them up on the screen and get a bird's eye view of what's going on. >> reporter: port authority police chief running things from this emergency operations center. his officers will secure tunnels and bridges between new york and new jersey. >> we will have officers not only in uniform visible, but we'll have officers and detectives in plainclothes. >> reporter: at metlife stadium 80,000 fans will pass through metal detectors and x- ray machines. there is a 2-mile perimeter fence. the police will patrol the water while helicopters with night vision and infrared cameras hover overhead, but that's just for the game. there are other concerns across the river in new york city. thousands of football fans will come here to times square. 13 blocks of broadway have been turned into su

marley hopper, cbs news new york. >>> he could be the next redskins head coach. but first, new details in the case of a woman acaused of attack >> welcome back to 9 news at noon. a woman charged with stabbing a man and attacking a pregnant woman is behind bars. 46-year-old katherine johnson is waiting in jail. she broke into this home by pushing in an air-conditioning unit and attacked the pregnant woman with a broken tiki torch. a man who tried to protect the bomb was stabbed by the intruder. he had surgery at a local hospital and is expected to survive. police say everyone involved knew each other. >>> more guns were sold in virginia last year than any other year. the richmond times dispatch showed state police completed background checks for nearly 480,000 gun sales last year breaking the record of 432,000 set in 2012. the biggest increase happened in january when transactions increased more than 115% over the previous year. in the meantime, dc gun owners who register their weapons before 2011 need to renew their registration. the washington times reports gun

i'm marley hall in >>> new york city's biggest super bowl hotel floating on the hudson river. the norwegian cruise line ship the get-away is hosting thousands of fans this weekend. marley hall takes us on the ultimate party boat. >> reporter: it's the biggest boat in new york with room for 4,000 passengers. the bud light hotel, floating hotel is officially open for business. >> we got a lot of contest winners in there who are having a lot of fun. so it's a really neat and unique way to experience new york. >> reporter: steven st. pierre is one of thousands of special guests staying on the brand-new norwegian cruise lines get- away. the idea to create a party ship came during a brainstorming session. >> how does bud light come in and do something and get noticed? we talked about a lot of different ideas. one big crazy idea came to us and shortly thereafter we said let's do it. >> reporter: this 146,000-ton ship has 18 decks with over 2,000 cabins. everything has been super bowl themed for the weekend. there's no shortage of places to get together and talk football. fans aboard

two will fly to marley on tuesday. i talked to the national organization of migration, which is leading the process. they are taking 10,000 out. they are assisting a further 50,000 leaving under their own steam but need help. there's a couple of interesting points that come out about this. maybe you saw that in the pictures. the vast majority of people are women and children in muslim families. men are choosing to stay behind for now, and if you are looking for a glimmer of hope, that suggests that families are saying, "look, you vulnerable ones, get out now, sit tight and hopefully you may be able to come back. the other interesting point is a question of nationality. we talk about chadians. in mean cases these are people born in this country who may be of the chadian origin, but will be arriving back today, perhaps a country that they've never been to. the same applied to malians. we heard of people that don't speak the language of malians. the nationality is a fluid concept. it's not as obvious as it might be in eur

kind of rocking out to bob marley, i don't really like bob marley anymore. [laughter] it's kind of you ruined it for me. and it took me to be outside of that context, actually, you know, that he can sing, and he's good. and you can't blame him, you can't blame him for that. and that does speak to the speech, because one of the ways -- and a few people said this -- why don't we know it as the bad check speech. there's quite a long moment where king talks about america has issued the knee grow a bad check -- negro a bad check, and we have come to cash this check that was marked ip sufficient funds -- instuff funds. and if you understand it as the bad check speech, then it does bring the issues up-to-date in this a way that the dream, which is a vision, a utopian vision -- and i like it because it's a utopian vision -- does not. then he says where's ours? when are you going to to come good on check? no one can walk around the jails and the schools and say america has honored that check. and the metaphor is that with the declaration of independence can, i think,

sixteen year lows melanie mac to marley shelton the head as she sat in a car with her boyfriend and another man outside a house in town two years ago. daniel mcdonald was seventeen at the time was arrested a short time nature finding costa de hero collectors and graffiti boasting about the killing that ryanair team on melanie's boyfriend saying i do like what you're trying to in the head tube. he is dead and another answer to his girlfriend he said. i feel i can still buy this wouldn't have happened if i'd known she was in the car. lawyers for the defense of the letters for those of the seventy year warranty there's no other evidence to link mcdonald's and kaylee the prosecution said there was no explanation for the masters. other than the conditions of guilt the trial judge said when there was no cooperation evidence the jury wasn't likely to convict if they believed the evidence of confession was reliable after just over four hours of deliberation a jury found him guilty of murder by a unanimous verdict in a victim impact statements melanie's god mother jennifer roche said the sixteen eur

old man marley's house from "home alone" located in winnetka illinnois is on the market for $3.1 million. the 7 bedroom house was built in 1899. it debuted in the classic family film in 1990. still ahead -- apple earnings are out after the close-- who better to set us up for what to expect than a one time top apple options trader. find out what he has to say next in chart talk. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ my favorite apple man is on the show today. joining us is andrew keene, president of keene on the market. com. earnings are coming up after the close. what is your play? what do you expect? >>i'm expecting apple to have a good quarter. apple's very cheap on a pe ratio. last week was the worst week that we've had since 2012. apple's kind of hung in there. the at the money straddle which is a combination of calls and puts in apple for this week and is applying a $31 move apple either up or down. i think it's gonna go higher. i think apple's gonna rally and have a positive quarter. i think they're gonna have good things going forward. >>what do you think could really be a game changer for apple. as you say,

and good morning, marley. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. we haven't seen temperatures like this in 20 years, and this morning, millions of americans are coping with the brutal cold. it's so cold it embarrassed minnesota. frost is forming on people's faces. >> it's just a natural way of life four. you just live with it and put on another bundle of clothes and come on out. >> reporter: what may be a natural life in embarrassed is unnatural for the rest of us. >> very cold. >> reporter: a polar vortex is bringing cold air and biting winds from the north pole. forecasters say about 147 million americans are in a deep freeze. the cold air has been racing south and east. here in new york city, temperatures plummeted more than 40 degrees in the last 24 hours. the weather is partly to blame for jetblue's decision monday to ground all of its planes coming into and out of new york and boston. this couple found out their flight was canceled when they showed up to the airport. >> i finally booked us a flight, and the flight is frozen five days from now

as jewish power is in the media world in the sand there is no evidence it would need to fix that marley. it's not the point point is it would've been more honorable to face this disaster in germany and the threat posed to and to all world. more directly. morris forcefully for his part though he cautioned the audience remember that people type into what was coming. he said there were parallels to what's happening in the world today. is there something on the horizon now. no i mean there is a nation state with a totalitarian set of values that wants to eliminate choose right. unless you're on your move closer and closer to war drama played out on and off screen. anti films like hitler's reign of terror raise some awareness about ism. but ultimately dowry found americans view of nazis today is very different from what i was back in the nineteen thirties. this is act out or for jane won the new york. i will. i am in the room. to me. or do. i will the poor. for you. the po. the chad border guards will receive additional funding to strengthen the borders in the southern regions of the country

many mac marley shelton the head as she sat in a car outside a house in town at two years ago the prosecution in this market rising whether or not she was the intended target is irrelevant. those involved in the shooting planned to kill or cause serious injury and all involved are equally responsible they say the man on trial. daniel mcdonald who was seventeen at the time of nature posted about the shooting. it's indexed as you go to coffee tea on the wall of this eminent guy at the station and road traffic and boastful words into dentures written while in detention. it's claimed he wrote of melanie's boyfriends i would do in life when you're crying too and the head. here he is dead the jury was told he also wrote i'll never forget that most during the past two nights of my life. and then to be all over the sunday words on pages and in a letter to his girlfriend's the prosecution claims he wrote i feel i can still buy this would of happened if i'd known she was in the car prosecuting counsel trenton granted the killing of all the hallmarks of a highly organized enterprise involving a number o

people know about is a christmas carol ebenezer scrooge and bob bob cratchit and you know scrooge and marley scrooge was the middle class in that day the middle class was made up of a he was a two person he wanted to come a person company a little tiny business you have shopped literally the books butcher the baker the cabinet maker the the candlestick maker the the doctors the lawyers that was the middle class and then you had the large the ninety eight percent which was the working poor and in fact during victorian era england you had maximum wage law as it was illegal to pay people too much because they were afraid of people were paid too much they would rise up and become troublemakers this is what russell kirk warned us about in one nine hundred fifty one that if the american working poor became the american middle class which was happening in the fifty's. if this were to happen you would see chaos in america and guess what the sixty's happened and when the sixty's happened all the conservatives look back to what russell kirk said and said look at that women are demanding rights people

legalize it new york state is now saying that they want to legalize it so it's a mass rush it's like marley's heaven and he must be controlling this from heaven in fact but as marijuana stocks hit record high they're all but. we're all still. and then. you know get some dreads and i get some dreads and one of them big african jamaican girl there you know just keep up with the big split mama big believe we like you joan. who are you going to do that mom. so as cannabis is why you believe legalized china cashes in on an unprecedented boom oh yeah. yeah i love that you know they go out a good smoke and join them and they know better my red got nothing on the chinese wetware so here we have again listen to this very first words of this article describing china cashing in on yet another boom cashing in on get another boom trying to cashing in you've got a timely right now i'm thinking i just heard you say the same thing three times so whatever you put into that oatmeal this morning has got me completely wasted the communist country. yeah the communist country that's always cashing in right the com

legalize it new york state is now saying that they want to legalize it so it's a mass rush it's like marley's heaven and he must be controlling this from heaven in fact but as marijuana stocks hit record high. and then. you know get some dreads i think it's. one of the big african killer jamaican killed there.

legalize it new york state is now saying that they want to legalize it so it's a mass rush it's like marley's heaven and he must be controlling this from heaven in fact but as marijuana stocks hit record high they're all but. we're all still. and then. people up that you know get some dreads and i get some dreads or the big african girl or jamaican girl there you know just keep up with the big spliff mom the big believe we like you joan. who are you going to do that mom. thought so as cannabis is widely legalized china cashes in on an unprecedented boom oh yeah. yeah i love that you know they go out a good smoke and join them and they know better my red got nothing on the chinese wetware so here we have again listen to this very first words of this article describing china cashing in on yet another boom cashing in on get another boom trying to cashing in on the right now i think i just heard you say the same thing three times so whatever you put into that oatmeal this morning has got me completely wasted the communist country. yeah the communist country that's always cashing in right the comm

. >> she would listen to one marley song and go shh -- that's it. >>> and the producers kept me in the dark about this. >> we want to take you with how we are dealing with the flu. we have all of these home medication. what the hell is this? the fox news snuggy. >> do we send those to people? >> are you purposely trying to get yourself thrown off television? >> this talks about how to handle the fibers. >> this is because you want me to shut up. do you think this will shut me up. >> and the producer is like i'm not sure you should do this. i said just trust me. >> you don't think it is awesome? >> no, our website sells fox news snuggies. >> they have those things and you wear them? >> they are awesome. they are warm and flannelly. >> can you get two people in them? >> are you going to wear it later upstairs? >> bob, you are your own fox news snuggy. >> i will loan you my snuggy. afterwards, i don't want it. especially if you are getting two people in them. >>> here jim carrey gets socked until the gut. >> jim carrey has killed everybody than all of the rifles. he is a stinky coward. he

the poem dedicated to bob marley and larry neal. this is democracy now! democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. are spending the hour remembering the poet and playwright and political organizer amiri baraka. baraka was a leading force in the black arts movement of the 1960s and 1970s. to talk more about his legacy, we are joined by four guests. in philadelphia, sonia sanche. a renowned poet, playwright, activist, one of the leaders of the black studies movement. she is the author of more than a books.outes -- here in new york, we are joined ,y three people, felipe luciano my longtime comrade, poet, journalist, and writer. he knew amiri baraka for 43 years. he was an original group of the group the last poets. komozi woodard is a professor of history at sarah lawrence college, author of "a nation within a nation: amiri baraka and black power politics." is with us, chairman of the people's organization for progress. to start with sonya sanchez. your reaction to the news of amiri baraka's death. >> good morning to you, my brothers and si

knocking over a city councilwoman and a couple of weeks ago he was seen getting his groove on to a bash marleyhe mayor says he has been clean and sober for months and is getting in chance. the mayor says he is ready to fight. >> if you're going to register as mayor, stay as mayor, and i'll go 105 -- let's have 200 debates this time. if they can keep up, i encourage everyone to run. >> analysts say that being the underdog worked for mayor ford in 2010. they say voters see him as a real person. >> they don't people lying this -- like this is a guy with a crisp suit and a nice smile who will promise them the moon. they feel this is the guy for them. >> this election is more than ten months away. >> what else we are going to be doing and something that is good for toronto, we're going to say the name of their city in positive ways, talking about whatever is going in toronto, million teams -- million times between now and then. >>> we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] this is kevin. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer

. >> they will investigate, marley hall, cbs news. >> they are trending, a rod will seek an injunction to halt his suspension, red-hot chili peppers will perform with bruno marches and they tweeted those and they won those last night on the golden globes. we will have a wrap on that later and, of course as always you can check in with us on twitter and facebook. >> all right, let's get a check in with elizabeth. >> all right, we go flying over the altamont pass and the livermore valley. so far the usual slow downs, maybe a little farther west there but once you get past livermore everything is quiet. out there you can see the sensors are clear but you can see it is starting to build so the usual monday morning traffic patterns and you see that is clear so obviously that is a problem free commute so far but usually once 580 starts to stack up we see delays on highway 4 as will. right now outside with go and here is a live look at oakland northbound and south bound 880, quiet near the oakland coliseum and airport, and bay bridge i mentioned some overnight road work, that is now gone and

i'm marley hall in new york with

not only to chad, but we have also heard that there will be flights to marley. now, all of this is i cndicativ of the power vacuum here in this country at the moment, getting the president, indeed, the prime minister resigned was one thing. coming up with a replacement that can actually unite this country brings some authority and law and order, but the politicaltrition, a two-week process during which this country's beleaguered politicians are meant to choose a figure. but in the meantime, what little authority there is comes from the international community in the ing meer shape of 1 and a half thousand french troops and less than 5,000 african troops at the moment. from what we have seen, they can't be everywhere at the same time. not in this capitol bangee, and certainly not across the entire country. there was sporadic shooting throughout the night. it carried on into the morning. african peace keepers have told us that they will be trying to disarm the christian militia who they feel may be seeking revenge, attacks, they might feel that they are more on th

marley hall for cbs news, jersey city. >> tourism officials hope to capture 25% of the super bowl revenuewhich is about $137 million. i love that. >> oh yeah. >> well, i love him. he is leading the seahawks this super bowl sunday. >> and derek mcginty is in the newsroom with more on that. >> that's right, ladies. russell wilson, as you may not have known has some local connections. he grew up nearby in richmond and when his dad's eyesight began to fail him, his uncle, who was a managing partner would travel to his games. yeah. bruce johnson will have a lot more on the seahawks quarterback and why you might want to root for the local boy done good in super bowl number 48. that and a lot more at 6:00 p.m. see you then, folks. >> all right. coming up right now in tonight's health alert. it's the time of year when everybody around us seems to be dealing with the common cold. so, what works and what doesn't work when trying to get rid of it? alexis has the results of some new research. >> madrima has a cold that is making her feel lousy. >> pressure in the nose, coughing. chest congestion. >>

michael microbial technology and so on so those of the so called watch marley cute to see and those rights are upcoming the thing growing very fast because this is the new type of drug that can. the always many of the diseases that we would enable it to dc ten to deal ways with the small monica which is chemical synthesis this. so the key into the future that there will be our focus. okay i think kid in taiwan today. we have to try to differentiate that to say i had to to be different from other this upcoming countries. also the small molecule of the chemical defenses is the only chose those formal much to a man and has becoming more popular in the country's this but in the future. i think they sell that to the potential fall politics. the biologists dismal come take a bit. it was difficult to develop and requested love the mall all technology. so i think that attend at the higher value and so we will be focusing on by low of six mile beach is so new phone new type of drugs. a new type of therapy takes an event that also carry wheat sale of the tsunami related technology steam technology a

gore would not participate in sunday's pro ball he will be replaced by the cowboys and denmark: marleys jim harbaugh >> gary: i am telling you harbaugh most of the season, he is kind of looking down at you but today he is charming as all get out thinking and the media and having a little fun with them as well. >> very eager to be neutral but i felt... that you have done it in a very professional way. i appreciate that. >> we cover we do not route. >> i strive to improve. >> gary: veteran sports writer maybe jim should lose more often he was very charming. >> gary: harsh cut early in the fourth quarter of nfc championship game seahawks kicker came out for a field- goal attempt but was pulled. the seahawks scored the go- ahead touchdown the next play but there is more to the story. steve hauschka... says he told head coach pete carroll he did not want to kick the ball. the 53 yd tried was not into a swirling wind and the kicker did not like his chances of making at. so let carol know, saying we should not pick this. kick this >> gary: do not forget all of our social media outlets once yo

in the industry in a stop to take a long time so you see marley. how things are moving very slowly. to me to have an agreement between good and all the stops. this is not done. this is not afraid to a different light on that as michael cooney said. there are neighborhoods in bondi the idea of sammy's is a patchwork it's confusing blurred lines are blurred as well. you might even see him overboard. it's the reason is an agonizing over the chatty and says is that there are people from sudan from chad who are with a part of the of of the militia men. and um i mean all this i don't know if it's aggravating in or not but not everybody shares the same concept of what midst of this un peacekeeping force should be on monday evening at the security council and your chats ambassador said he wanted to continue to stay resolutely africa he doesn't want people from many parts where your thoughts on what i think precisely this is going to be probably one of the central points of discussions in the next few days the peacekeeping false. un peacekeeping force the only african restricted proper term

i don't really like bob marley. you ruined it for me. it took me to be outside that context. there's a moment where king talks about america has issued the negro a bad check. we have come cash the check that was marked insufficient funds. if you understand it, as a bad check speech. it brings the issues up to date in a dream which was a vision, a utopian vision. i like it because it's utopian does not. when are you going to -- no one can walk around the jail and the school and say america has honored that change. the metaphor is with the decoration of independence, i think, it does different things how to the speech can be remember. not just as cue -- can't we all get along. there has to be a specifically talking about reparations here. but like there has to be a redistribution of wealth. there has to be -- so you to make good on what you say it mean to mean america. you haven't done that yet. that is a different way of understanding the speech. also by 200 years ago, and talk about legacy of slavery and segregation in a way that makes it very clear there is more to freedom t

marley, the beatles, everybody else paid to get on radio, paid to get on video.king about it from that perspective, and that is where the revenue is. >> explain to me what you mean by that. >> on average, people spend four hours a week listening to sports. to four hours a week on sports attention. it is a multibillion dollar business worldwide. people spend about 14 hours a week engaged in music. but it is only a $70 billion business. if we could engage people the way sports does, we would be a trillion dollar business. >> how do you monetize? >> television shows, for example. american idol and opportunities to create shows around artists, opportunities to create new products, high-definition products, different products that integrate music, bundling .usic serious has developed a $4 million business bundling music -- serious xml developed a $4 million business bundling music with cars. and what about the artist? >> they are getting the same percentage of revenue that the labels get when they are dating a download -- when they are getting a download or an album p

the lawsuit asks a judge to order the hospital to remove lead support for marley's munoz. both men us and his wife are paramedics and eric says that she made her wishes very clear in any situation involving white support. >> : the number of guns confiscated by airport security is on the rise. according to numbers released by tea s.a. more than 1800 guns were seized in 2013. that number up from 1100 in 2010. most guns were found and confiscated in the lancet. but by dallas-fort worth. t. essays policy says that fire arms ammunition and fire are part cannot be and carry and bagehot baggage carried a loaded firearms stored in locks hard cited containers can be transported as checked baggage. >> : happening now the 49ers' getting ready to face the 49 it sit seattle seahawks is weakened. >> : tonight he is live at 49ers headquarters with the latest pre >> : >> pam: i was talking here with heyman are you pretty anxious about this game? i'm excited about playing on sunday but stuck with a number of players this afternoon i said what about that all that noise in seattle. the talk

have been bob dylan, bob marley whispering words of descent and encouragement in my ear. what i got from their music was a simple idea that the world outside the window was not fixed and it was more malable than everyone else is telling you. we're telling you that the world can be changed. and that you must change too. >> sometimes people say oh you know, they play imagine. that's the only song i don't like. they say what do you mean it's a hymn to universalism. >> i just don't like -- i love the band. he wrote the blueprint. but imagine wasn't one of them. i'm more of a actions, doing, building following my nose following curiosity to understand people and understand the world better and myself better. >> he's always working at it always. at music, himself. i remember one time i saw an interview with him. he said when my band and i are hot, no one can touch us. >> i can't wait until they're on tour again. i'll be there. want to go? >> i'll go. >> would you like to come too many? >> i'm feeling left out. >> okay. sorry. go ahead. >> i'm looking out for you. >>> the nobel

with atmar lame when i started seeing people whose racial politics i distrusted rocking out to bob marley said you ruined it for me. it took me to the outside of that to actually see it is good and you can't blame him. you can't blame him for that. and that does speak to the speech because one of the plays and a few people said this one we know is we know as the bad check speech. in the speech there's a quite a long moment where king talks about america has issued the negroes a bad check and we have come to cash this check it was marked insufficient funds. if you understand it, as a bad check speech than it does bring the issues up to date in a way that the dream which is a fish and a utopian vision and i like it because it's a utopian visiou going to come good on this check? no one can walk around the jails in the schools and say america has honored that check. the metaphor is that with the declaration of independence black men in white men were created equal. that was the check that keeps bouncing. when one understands america's racial history that way, it does do different things to ho

today the husband of marley says there's new reason to take her off the ventilator machines. her fetus, which is at the center of the texas hospital's refusal to disconnect her. new tests show the fetus is deformed. cnn's ed lavandera is in dallas with more this morning. good morning, ed. >> reporter: good morning, carol. this is already a difficult story with the details that we're learning now. gets even more difficult. the attorneys for the husband of marlise munoz released a statement late yesterday afternoon saying that even though they believe that they do nothing, they have to release this information because they do not believe this information is relevant to their case. they wanted everyone to understand the condition that marlise's fetus is in. according to the medical records, we have been provided the fetus is distinctly abnormal. even at this early stage, the lower extremities are deformed to the extent that the gender cannot be determined. the statement goes on to say the baby -- or the fetus suffers from hydrocephalous, which is fluid on the brain and also has