scott off tonight, i'm maurice dubois.he northeast is about to get hit by a major winter storm-- two of them actually. a storm that dumped a foot of snow in the midwest is joining forces with a nor'easter moving up the coast. winter storm warnings and advisories are up tonight throughout the region. thousands of flights were canceled or delayed today. and these are live pictures from the storm zone where one-third of the u.s. population lives. we have a team of correspondents covering the story. we'll begin in boston with karen anderson of cbs station wbz. karen? >> reporter: maurice, we've already gotten four inches of snow and we're expecting another 10 to 14 inches overnight. now, the governor sent home state workers early today and the national guard was activated bostonians tried all day to keep pace with the falling snow but most realized this was just the first step. >> it's supposed to go all night tonight till tomorrow. this is boston. >> reporter: gusts will reach 50 miles per hour along cape cod with windchills

maurice? >> dubois: karen, thank you. the heart of new york city got about six inches of snow and east of the city parts of long island got more than twice that. terrell brown is there tonight. terrell? >> reporter: maurice, new york's governor took the unusual step of shutting down three interstates so that they could be cleared. that worked but now this arctic air is creating a new problem. some who ventured out in the storm regretted it. on long island, 45 miles per hour winds blew snow back on the road soon after they were plowed, leaving a dangerous layer of ice. brookhaven highway supervisor dan losquandro. it gets to a point where it's so cold there's some things you can't do. >> the regular rock salt we put on the road simply isn't effective in single-digit temperatures. it will not melt the ice on the roads. >> reporter: connecticut state police responded to over 200 accidents and 3,000 calls for help. 50 mile an hour wind gusts required restrictions on vehicles traveling across maryland's chesapeake bay bridge.

scott is off tonight, i'm maurice dubois. this is our western edition. 2014 has begun with much of the country in the grip of an arctic blast. snow is falling in the upper midwest. tonight temperatures will once again drop well below zero in some places and all that cold air is headed east and a major snowstorm is forecast from the mid-atlantic to new england. we have a team of correspondents covering this. we begin in chicago with chris martinez of our cbs station wbbm. chris? >> reporter: maurice, heavy snow squalls are forecasted for the rest of the night. the national weather service warning chicago to expect dangerously cold temperatures and windchills through tomorrow night. chicago broke a 96-year-old new year's day record with more than five inches of snow-- another foot is expected to fall by tomorrow. more than 370 plow trucks have been deployed in six northern illinois counties. they're spreading salt to keep the roads from icing. and there's no thaw in sight. temperatures in the upper midwest are expected to dip t

>> reporter: that's absolutely correct, maurice. numerous religious organizations have filed federal lawsuits against the contraceptive requirement and even some private companies have filed lawsuits saying it violates their religious rights. all of this, maurice, is expected eventually to be decided by the u.s. supreme court. >> dubois: chip reid, thank you very much tonight. an estimated 40,000 new laws went into effect on this new year's day. connecticut now requires assault weapons and high-capacity ammunition magazines to be registered. that's in response to the sandy hook massacre. in california, transgender students can now choose which restrooms to use and which sports teams to join. and 40 and 60 watt incandescent lightbulbs can no longer be manufactured in this country. the biggest change is in colorado. today it became the first state to allow the sale of marijuana for recreational use. at least 24 marijuana shops in eight towns opened today. howard nathan of our cbs denver station kcnc tells us there were plenty of custo

it did find some benefits, maurice.icaid improves patient mental health and financial stability. >> dubois: sharyl, it's only been a couple days of obamacare but have hospitals seen any increase that's noticeable in terms of patients? >> reporter: we wondered and called around for a sampling and they told us they haven't prepared to brace for it and haven't seen an increase yet. >> dubois: sharyl attkisson in washington tonight. california just granted a law license to an illegal immigrant. a fugitive banker who faked his own death was finally captured. and the mayor who smoked crack makes a big announcement when the "cbs evening news" continues. e "cbs evening news" continues. >> dubois: in california today, the state's highest court granted a license to practice law to a man who's been living in this country illegally. john blackstone fills us in on this landmark decision. >> reporter: sergio garcia was alone in his chico, california, office today when the state supreme court issued its decision granting him a law lic

. >> dubois: good evening, scott is off tonight, i'm maurice dubois. russia and the u.s. are taking action tonight after new terror threats were made against the winter olympics cbs news has learned russian investigators are looking around sochi for the widow of an islamic militant who was killed last year. the woman has vowed revenge. david martin has confirmed the u.s. military has plans to put transport planes in european bases on alert and is deploying two navy ships to the black sea in case americans need to be evacuated. mark fill plips who will cover the games for us begins our coverage. >> reporter: russian police are looking for this woman, ruzana ibragimova, a so-called black widow whose islamic militant husband was killed by security forces last year. they've described posters of her fearing she may be in sochi as part of a terror plot. the opening ceremony for the olympics may be less than three weeks away, but as the torch relay moves closer and anticipation rises, so does the threat level. the flame was carried through volgograd today, about 600 miles from s

i'm maurice dubois. this is our western edition. if you can't make it to midnight, here's an advanced peek at the new year. 2014 arrived a few hours ago on the other side of the world. you're looking at the celebration in dubai, where the midnight mercury was 65 degrees. that is more than 30 degrees warmer than new york's times square, where the crowds have gathered to watch the ball drop in below-freezing temperatures, part of an arctic air blast hitting the north. in the upper midwest, in the area you see here in purple, the lowest readings had a minus sign in front of them. jamie yuccas of our cbs minneapolis station, wcco, has more about this uncommon cold. >> reporter: steam rose from lake superior as the air temperature dipped to 21 below near duluth, minnesota. parts of the central u.s. are 30 degrees colder than normal, so cold, travel has become dangerous. iowa state patrol sergeant scott bright. >> there was like a thin layer of ice underneath the snow that's blowing and causing people to lose control. >> reporter: the wea

in maurice's case, six months in the segregation unit, also known as "i" house.here inmates are given hard time. time that's added on to their sentence. it's also considered hard time because of the harsh conditions and severe restrictions that accompany time in "i" house. officer loquita younger is one of the correctional officers assigned to the segregation unit. >> basically, this is where the bad people for being extra bad in the facility come to be locked up. >> a walk-through one of "i" house's wards quickly reveals how different it is from the general population unit. this is stateville's version of solitary confinement. >> how y'all doing? >> markers indicating dangerous inmates fill the ward as does an overwhelming stench. >> it's a stripped cell, so they don't have on any clothes or very little clothes. they urinate, bowel movement everywhere. >> can you tell us what that is? >> it's feces. spreads it on everything. clean it off every day. every day, he puts it right back on. >> i think they just kind of crazy. kind of the prison life is probably gettin

maurice was the middle guy, maurice was the guy that would mediate. robin and i would clash.a beautiful voice. and i'm always going to miss that. because there was nothing more fun than harmonizing. >> i heard when he was dying, and i was due to interview him on this show, i was sorry i didn't get to do that. you wrote a song for him and sang it for him. >> i did. i will get down to recording. because i've got my studio refitted. and i'm going to make records with my kids, with steven and ashley. and the song is called "the end of the rainbow." and it's sort of -- it's like a lot of songs that i have. it's sort of like bits of paper around my house. i have to go look for songs. there's one in a drawer. there's one called "a million years" which i have somebody in mind but i haven't sent it yet. but songs keep coming. >> that must have been for you a very special moment, to write a song and to sing it to robin knowing you were losing him. >> yeah. >> knowing you were losing your last brother. >> yeah. >> of three brothers. >> yeah. it's a very strange experience to know that y

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publicis ceow is maurice levy.hat an amazing 12 months you have had for a casual conversation you said was started right here. what are you talking about this year? have first to complete the deal. then we will see if there is .ome other casual conversation >> i am glad you said after a not before so you could tell me about it. talk to me about regulators. you have the green light from some. you are still waiting on china. do not know if we will get it on time because there is the chinese new year. it may take a little more time. that is what we anticipated. we do not anticipate any major beste because our competitor, it is not impacting the competition and we believe it is good for everyone. we have not major problems with china. couple ofe last months, you have been defining the strategy, more for digital. is there anything fundamentally that will change in this new merger? changet of things will naturally because you are bringing to companies of that size together. there are a lot of consequences. most important

maurice would get ahead to kevin larson for the jam. it has been a rough january for some people including the capitals. a seven-game losing streak hovering around the bottom in their division. they have one thing going tonight will stop -- tonight. alex ovechkin is a back. it paid off. the power play. he was shoot. pick.off of his i love his reaction. take another look. amazing. stop the caps up. not done. washington breaks their slump and a win. trying to get above 500 for the first time since -- it does not help of the cua -- cause. .e wizards cannot get above 500. some day. the broncos held their last practice. the kicker did not practice because of a virus. prevent other players from getting anything that he has. prater led in touch makes -- touch backs this season. this show will be different. and it mustn't go on. head coach john fox talk about it. it must got sunday, on. >> will play 60 minutes of clock time and maybe other time. they will prepare. they did this week. >> women's tennis. a wasn't defeated. candis watch every minu

much to the surprise of many abroad, think of maurice taylor of titan international.e looking to invest this french plant to try to help save it last year. he got embroiled with the .ndustry minister of france maurice taylor was saying that the french only work for three hours a day and it came a bit of a hoo-ha. he took to the airwaves in france yesterday saying, this is stupid. this won't do anything. wrong. it does do something in france. of 10 french boss- napping's haven't and 2009. caterpillar, 3m, sony. they had their managers, their executives taken hostage. for executives by caterpillar taken hostage in 2009. the workers got more severance pay. they got 3% more. 3m took their hostage, took one manager hostage. he gave them a take-out meal, mussels and chips. to the court of appeal and the court ruled in the workers' favor. they got more money. that is why goodyear workers are doing this. a one more bonuses, more severance packages. >> thank you very much, caroline hyde. the netherlands' largest pension fund is boycotting israeli banks because of their ties to

. >> so sad compounded but maurice menu yes,' liberty being stopped bstopped. >> we don't want to add to the baby's anguish but be a very respectful. we want to remind peep that th y have seen mrlese munoz medical fire and say she is brain dead. the hospital said it's trying to protect the life of an unborn child. >> coming up, what is bit coin and how exactly do you use it? we will go live inside the north amercian bit coin conference in miami beach when al jazeera america returns. of the state back in october. in november the drought did increase as we went to december, not too much of a change but unfortunately as we went towards january, the drought has really increased in this area. and of course we're looking at a situation here that they haven't seen in many, many, many years. now up here towards the northeast, we're looking at snow that's coming into the picture across the great lakes. what's going to be happening, snow across much of the region. in new york we're going to see only a dusting but north we will have more. news up next. >> good afternoon to you and welcome back t

. >> prosecutors say maurice was a 6th degree black belt, all while telling the new york police department he was injured. he is accused of taking $470,000 over 24 years. ryu chard allegedly received $207,000 while claiming he was too depressed to go outside. glenn, $157,000. also too depressed to go outside. new york city police commissioner -- >> as a new yorker. as a u.s. citizen, i can express scuse for the individuals involved. >> measure 100 are charged, more than half the cases came from those claiming the events of 9/11 theft them unfit to work. ring leaders coach the men on how to act. the operation funneled by excops, joseph and john, as wail as raymond, a former fbi agent and thomas hail, a -- they expect many more cases to emerge. jeff, cbs news, new york. >> two california senators are fighting back against the national security administration spying program. today, they introduced a bill that would ban state companies from providing services to the nsa. cooling water supply. they want to shut down the agency for its practices. they do not want state fund resources any federal

maurice creek with the three ball there. a few plays later, this is to armwood for the flush. g.w.eats mason 75-69. >>> a few other scores for you. american defeated army 84-74. the eagles are undefeated in patriot league play so far this season. virginia beat virginia tech 65-45. >>> in football now, it looks like jay gruden's coaching staff is shaping up. the team confirmed that randy jordan will be the new running back coach. he spent the last two seasons at unc. the nationals held their nats fest today. the 2014 baseball season will be here before you know it. fans had a chance to meet the new managers. kids were out running the bases. we're 19 days away from pitchers and catchers reporting for spring training. everyone looking forward to getting the season started. including matt williams. >> i'm itching at this point, like everybody is. i talked to the guys, a lot of them are here today and they're ready to go too. they can't wait. can't wait to let it go. >> i just met him probably an hour ago and we talked for a little bit. you know, i definitely like hearing what he's sayi

the minute is next. ,,,,,, winnepeg hasn't lost a game until their new coach paul maurice..ne start joe pave >>> jets touch down in san jose. joe has 11 goals since the month began. the hot streak continues tonight. scoreless mid way through the third period. knocked it into rebound. sharks win 1-0. alex gets the shutout. steve, the new coach of the ucla bruins. how about that? facing sanford. zach beats tony parker who was from atlanta, not france. bruins win 91-74. arizona wildcats, ever going to lose a game? hosting colorado. aaron gordon forces the steal. number one arizona is 19-0. tiger woods making his 2014 debut at the place he won most. playing the south, it's the heart of the two. shot an even par 72. he is 8 strokes behind the leader. and currie was voted to be a starter next month all-star game. he will be the first warrior to start in the all-star game since freewell in 1995. so, that is where it finally ends. get used to it. >> thanks for watching. we'll see you at 11:00 on kpix5. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ( bell ringing )

second half, here come the colonials, working the ball around over to maurice creek, he'll knock downthe three-pointer. a few plays later, creek to arwood, the two-handed flush. it's all colonials, armwood saves the ball here to joe mcdonald. the sophomore hits the three-pointer. george mason 75-69. >> they're a very good team, they have lost some close games, i really feel bad for them. i'm glad they get on track today, they're a well coached team with great tradition and i'm really excited that we'll get to play them twice a year. their president predicted a win for them, and i like that, somebody sent me that, so i want to make sure, i was a history major too, had a good little article about it, but he had that score on. >> talking a little trash already about george mason. i love that. >> when will they play again? >> they'll play one more time this season, but not for a couple more weeks. a few more scores for college basketball. virginia took over virginia tech. all right, let's move on to baseball now. in 19 days, pitchers and catchers report to spring training for the national

maurice is married. and he is married. are married,irls which i find interesting.losest toly the marriage. there is a lot of debate, and the biggest debate was can a black man who is successful and famous actually handle a black woman who is equal? that was a big one. we were a bunch of loud mouth, complaining, proud women, but they are the same way about certain things. tavis: that is a movie. the writing, producing, direct and, how serious about that are you? >> i have the rights to my dear -- who is wolf amazing. story about how we met, but this is a coming-of- age film about a single mom who in order to save her children had to learn how to box. it is her journey from the times two with 18 until she became a professional boxer, and a lot of guys know who she is. they have featured her on hbo. i saw the story. they said, you are going to love the story. i watched her, i called her, i got the rights. tavis: you are going to star in it? >> i am going to direct it. i don't want to be in the boxing ring. i was like, no thank you. thes: i want to celebrate beauty of

officer maurice was chasing neil. neil was a suspect in a morris was-- officer chasing neal, who was a suspect in a purse snatching case. before the jurors are even seated in these cases, they were asked whether or not there is any reason that they cannot judge another person, religious or otherwise. at that point, the woman at that point answered know that she was fine to be a juror. today, she has nullified it that with her actions, and this is what the state attorney had to say about what the woman did. >> i just want to say i believe this is disgraceful. just be very plain with you, this was disgraceful that this juror did not take this matter any more seriously than she did. these matters are serious. an officer lost his life. >> what we understand from sources is that in this e-mail she cited religious and legal jargon that would declare a mistrial. when she was questioned at the bench, she said nothing about that. there is a belief that this is someone who just wanted to change the outcome in this case. and bec

that's next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, winnepeg hasn't lost a game under their new coach paul maurice.. the e >> the jets came to the tank tonight with a great west side story. winnipeg has not lost a a game under their new coach since the clinton administration. but there was no offense midway through the third period until justin braun flipped it back in the net. joe pavelski. sharks win 1-0. alex stalock gets his second straight shut- out. >> is that big joe or little joe? >> little joe pavelski. it was not long ago, steph curry's claim to fame was his chronically injured ankles. now he becomes the first warrior since al gore invented the internet to go to the all- star games. he gets more votes than any player in the western conference and mark jackson is not surprised. >> you see how popular he is. >> yes, especially when the fans push us out of the way and try to get to steph. it is a humbling experience. [ laughter ] >> look, she just saw justin bieber's mug shot. can you believe it? stanford and ucla and west wood. the dunk. parker had a career high of 22. bruins win 91-74. stan

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parliament on wednesday kharaj made his views on the president the prime minister and tennis and maurice x. but will listen to me clear take a look. around him is this up sabras and you tell us that you represent the sovereign will of the greek people well i'm sorry but you're not in charge of greece i suggest you remain even rebrand your policy it's called mutual for see i suggest you call it democracy because greece is now full run contro you can't make any decisions you've been bailed out and you've surrendered democracy the thing you will come free invented in the first place and you call it that mates who now during the diatribe we argue that people don't want a united states of europe but in europe of sovereign states trading and working together for asure also says the. elections would mark a watershed in the battle for national democracy. elsewhere some economists are predicting an approaching oil goulet which they say may push the global economy into deflation georgia bank estimates that crude oil is now the most richly priced commodity in the world america is on track to overta

parliament on wednesday kharaj made his views on the president greek prime minister and tennis and maurice x. but with that only clear take a look. around him is to stop sabras and you tell us that you represent the sovereign will of the greek people well i'm sorry but you're not in charge of greece i suggest you remain even rebrand your policy it's called mutual for see i suggest you call it the democracy because greece is now full run contro you can't make any decisions you've been bailed out. but you should read good chrissy the thing you'll cover three invented in the first place. who now during the diatribe we argued that people don't want a united states of europe but a europe of sovereign states treaties and working together for ours also says the european elections would mark a watershed in the battle for national democracy. elsewhere some economists are predicting an approaching oil glut which they say may push the global economy into deflation georgia bank estimates that crude oil is now the most richly priced commodity in the world america is on track to overtake saudi arabia as

yahoo ceo maurice any mayor has unveiled a handful of new products at the consumer electronics show in las vegas an attempt to revitalize the sputtering tech ran along on his new features in the computer to google's predicted search technology for smartphones the former google executive suite at the reins at yahoo in the summer of two thousand twelve has moved aggressively to revamp the struggling internet company's business with chronic makeovers acquisitions and a renewed focus on its media offerings when i started to kick things off today by announcing that we've acquired eighty eight. as in the future of mobile. we went home screens to be smarter and more personalized imagine that you're prone to deliver the right experience to you at the right time is the new having to search for it. well if you're prone to dance and music and now perhaps we need guidance your car. sounds when you got to the gem or went for run eighty eight does just that automatically organize your outs. the second section includes bring you what you mean when you need at the dances in television technology also

the "cbs evening news" with maurice dubois is next.6:00. >> dubois: tonight the big dig. boston shovels out of a record snowfall as a major storm hits the northeast. plains are grounded, highways dangerous, and a deep freeze is taking hold. reports from throughout the storm zone. the obama administration versus the little sisters of the poor. jan crawford on a supreme court battle over obamacare. john blackstone on the latest twist in the battle over the fate of jahi mcmath, the girl declared brain dead after a tonsillectomy. and steve hartman "on the road" with chris rosati and one very sweet dream. >> reporter: stealing captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley.

push on and so on my show i'm going to give you stories about things that i did with this crazy man maurice mad dog fish on for all of those wrestlers wrestling fans out there you know i'm not i'm not just going to talk politics i'm going to talk life to people what it's like you know down here what it's like to physically touch gray whales in the wild which i've now done being off the grid but you're not going to be able to do things like that on the grid so that's one of the great things about idol off the grid great idea one of the people you're talking with during your kickoff week is the former congressman presidential candidate my friend ron paul here's a sample of that conversation let's go to the future a little bit i hear a lot of rumblings that your son rand may make a run for the presidency is that true well it's true that i've heard about that on the media and people ask me about it but i don't have any inside information because my guess is that an individual. you know like rand who has is well known now and his views are out there my guess is that he probably has a ways to go

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and a shut down from titan ceo maurice taylor. mr.y last year for having lazy workers and poor work habits and mr. taylor joins us on the phone. maurice, does this kind of prove your point? were you right all along? >> first of all, happy new year, stuart, and same to liz. no, i think they've been doing this for quite a while. it's kind of funny over there in france where those two men that were kept, as stated, kidnapping over here, i guess they don't have the same rights as some goofball in the union, so-- >> are you still trying to take over that plant? >> well, what has happened is the minister and i have a secret meeting in august and i told him, you know, the truth. you've got to turn around and come to some arrangements with cgt and goodyear. they're not my employees, not our factory. if you get them straightened out, then, yes. i mean, they have skilled men and women there that know how to make tires and we've had a specialty of turning things around all over the world. so i'm not afraid of it. sorry if they kidnap me. stuart:

maurice diskin. good to see you. that vitamin e should be considered as a potential treatment for alzheimer's, too? >> we think so. these were patients who had mild to moderate alzheimer's disease, and they showed that benefit with vitamin e alone. over approximately 2 1/4 years, which was the average length of the trial. we saw benefit not only in slowing down the rate of progression, but also in reducing caregiver time. caregivers were spending about three hours a day taking care of patients. and we knew that during the study that would increase. and in the vitamin e group, that increase was least. >> so then what should happen next to see if vitamin e should indeed become a part of a new type of treatment? >> we think there's evidence for primary care providers to consider vitamin e at this time. we would not recommend that individuals take this dose of vitamin e on their own. i might mention the dose was 2,000 international units per day. and that's a large dose compared to the dose you would find in a multivitam

maurice, get me another box of gloves. >> the inmate had a serious cut. almost all the way around the side of his head. and a serious cut across his neck. it looks like at least two guys attacked this guy. it looks like it happened right here. you know, when you got this many guys out on the yard, they can pull it off without it being seen. right this second, we don't have any suspects. we don't have the weapon. >> here you go. the victim was a southern mexican gang member. but, you know, all violence in prison is gang-related. especially when you're talking about an assault where weapons were used where a guy was hurt this badly. i mean, it just doesn't happen without it being ordered or authorized by the gang. we believe right now that it was other southerners that attacked him. you know, he was probably in trouble for one thing or another that he did in his past, violating gang rules. and you can hear them doing their little solidarity inside the unit there. we don't know exactly what he did. hopefully we'll know in the next few days. >> if it's really

maurice's, dress barn, lane bryant, small-cap name that's put people in place from opportunity to cost synergies. >> it's brian kelly. you talked about inventory management and the people that didn't do that well are going to have to clean it out. does that benefit a t.j. maxx, where they might be able to get these at a discount? >> it certainly does. we've seen the value price for a long time. and investors say, is the multiple too high? my thought is, this is a different business than what it was five years ago. what you have at t.j., ross stores and burlington, they have leverage on store growth, operating margins. and they're getting better brands. >> dana, thanks for your time. grasso, urban outfitters. is it your top pick for 2014? >> i think i go back to the abercrombie. i think it's good for another 20 points. it has to settle in and hold the mid-30 level. but urban outfitters, on the chart, i'll take a risk and get $5 to $7 upside. >> josh? >> i think people should look at a finish line footwear. this is a stock that doesn't get a lot of attention. it's very cheap right now on

winnipeg has not lost a game under the new coach paul maurice.oe pavelski has 11 goals since the month began and the hot streak continued. scoreless midway through the third period, justin flips it to the net. pavelski knocks in the rebound. alex with the shutout. >>> the new coach of the ucla bruins. facing stanford down 1, levine beats parker for the dunk. parker had 22. bruins win 91-74. >>> sean miller's arizona wildcats are not going to lose. hosting colorado, gordon the steal and the dunk. number 1 arizona is 19-0. >>> tiger woods making his 2014 debut at the place he won the most, torrey pines. played the south course the harder of the two shooting 72. he is eight strokes behind the leader stewart cink. >>> and steph curry was voted to be the starter at next month's all-star game! he will be the first warrior to start the all-star game since latrelle sprewell in 1995 and finally, because they screwed it up last year, when curry should have been a starter, or at least on the all-star team. get ready, it will be years to come for steph curry

. >> reporter: and maurice got his hat from hisad on the ski trip a long time ago. >> i have photographic evidence. >> same hat, and my dad and i on top of killington, and you can see the date on there is 12-27-89. >> reporter: now that is a hat with a history. i be et you guys would like one of these, wouldn't you? >> yeah. >> well, okay, it is not too late to en t and take a picture of the best snow hat, and tweet it to@patsnowstick. and take a picture. i will be back at 6:00 with some off of the wall, and out of the box hats. i will see you then. >> and pat, you shaved today, a and where is that beard? where where is that floor mop? >> i don't know, the guy has got me, and one-upped me, and there is a cvs and maybe i can get some for added-value. >> okay. for 6:00. too good. >> and you are eyeballing the hat selections as you get ready to leave for sochi. >> that is right. i need double duty. >> and you might need those? >> well, maybe i will model some of them, but i might get kicked o out of the country with some of them. our news coverage is just getting started at 5:00. >> but not

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and friends who loved them, communities who mourned them and they are eva, 17, tyrone lawson, 17, maurice knowles, 16, darnell williams, , abdulla, 16, leonard anderson, 17, jalelle pierson, fee lcolm whitney, 16, arrow, 16, tie shawn henderson, 18, tyrone hart, 18, ashaia equel, 16. ray denatas, 14, victor agueas, 14, tyrone larson, 17, 18, io, 16, francis colon, orge valdez benitez, 15, months, janalia 6 ictor damion, 15, clifton, 17, 17, lle, 17, latema, patrick sykes, 15, deonte valegues, , miguel 15. ndo mondragon, ricardo herrera 17 and alexander lagunas, 15. mr. speaker, i stand here in honor of their families, asking my -- memories, asking my colleagues to get serious about gun he reform and help pass legislation that would stem the tide of shootings in this country. i hope one day never to have to add another name to that list. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california, mr. swalwell, is recognized for five minutes. mr. swalwell: there is no person more worthy of respect and tribute than he or she who lays down their own life while working to protect oth