meade. >> i mean, it's a bus. you hit anything with a bus and it's going to hurt it. >> the new york knicks basketball team has a new star and linsanity may be taking over america's favorite city. >> forget linsanity. behold the wonder of the universal jamming gripper. this was made by mechanical engineers at the university of chicago and cornell university. this yuniversaal can pick thingings up and start jamming things. >> it looks like a bozo nose. >> yes, it does. for this thing to work, what you basically need is sand, some kind of flexible membrane like a balloon, it uses vacuum suction to harden it once it grabs something. and then when it's ready to release it, it just puts air back in the bag and it puts it down. >> and why do we need this? >> think about the real-world application for this. if you have somebody who can't pick something up, this could help them. also, if you're in a war zone and you need to pick up a bomb or a road-side contraption, you're trying to figure out what it is, you send the rob

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of the advocacy group "policylink"; lawrence mead, professor of politics and public policy at new york university; and barbara perry, a senior fellow in the presidential oral history program at the university of virginia's miller center. angela glover blackwell, start with you. a general question first: how serious a problem is poverty in america today? >> poverty is a huge problem. it's a problem for the people who are in it and it's a problem for the nation. 15% of americans live below the poverty level. highest number since 1993. and 44% of those live below halve of the poverty level. that means for a woman with two children, that's less than $9,000 a year. on top of that, we have millions and millions of amecans-- 127 million-- who in three months of no job would live in poverty. poverty is a huge issue, it's getting worse and it should be very troubling to all of the american people, not just those who are living in poverty. >> brown: lawrence meade, you were an opponent of the real fair reform in the '90s. you don't hear much about poverty in our politics today. how would you fra

private first class bradley manning will be arraigned this afternoon at fort meade.year-old native of crescent, oklahoma, faces 22 enemy. .. including aiding the just months after taking part in a remembrance ceremony marring the 10thhanniversary of 9-11... a man who claimed to be a new york city firrfighter on that day has jordan liflander is now apologizing for wearing a firefighters' dress uniform and displaying a f-d-n-y firefighter's helmet during a ceremony ... last september 11th.aa the keynote speaker at the event, liflander claimed he assisted in the recovery efforts at theeworld trade center as a member of the new york fire department.he says his lies wwre all abbut ego. honda is recalling 46- reccll involves 2008 and 2009 t odyssey mmdels equipped ith power rear lift gates. struts thht support the llft gates can leak and cause them to fall. two minor njuries have been reported. 3 --darin attater and soulful symphony celebrate black history onth with their second concert at the hippodrome theatre --meteorologist emilyygracey is llve with the dtails on this

thousands of classified documents to the wikileaks web site is scheduled to be arraigned today at fort meade. a private first class bradley manning is being court-martialed on 22 charges, including aiding the enemy. if convicted, he could face life in prison. >> people who say they have been sexually harassed a metro trains and buses are voicing their concerns. yesterday a d.c. council committee heard from some of the people. last year 24 cases have been reported to police. and many do suffer in private. >> what you have to emphasize is if somebody has that occurred to them they should immediately call metro transit police. we have the phone numbers on the trains and buses and the stations. immediately call them. but having heard what was said we could look at doing more. >> now hundreds of metro riders are telling their stories on the web site -- website called collective action for safe spaces. >> two kinds of refunds -- rising gas prices, and wine with white castle. >> good thursday morning. a doing something about those high gas prices. they rose 6 cents in the past week and they are 41

an arraignment is planned at meade later this month. faces a court-martial on 21 including aiding the enemy. if convicted, he could face life in prison. new regulations about the of women in the military. the defense department allowed towomen be closer to the front lines. women are banned from serving in the in for nt or in special ops, able to work as military police, medics, or intelligence officers. >> the end of an era for america's best known camera company. c what is developing at kodak. [ female announcer ] more people are using wireless devices in more ways than ever. and our networks are getting croed. but if congress frees up more wireless spectrum, we can empower more people to innovate, create jobs, and put momentum behind our economy. and a spectrum auction could raise as much as 30 billion dollars to help fund the payroll tax cut. it's simple. more spectrum means more freedo for everyone. >> jobless claims across the country fell to a near four year low. a strong signn as that hiring could continue in coming months. the j

. >>> army private bradley manning chooses not to enter a plea in a fort meade courtroom. the 24-year-old is accused of providing documents to wikileaks. protesters gathered outside to show their support for him. >> when we know our government is breaking the law we have to speak out and that is what i would argue bradley manning saw what was going on. >> the military judge has set another tentative court session for march 14th or 16th. if convicted he could spend the rest of his life in prison. >>> a train has claimed a life overnight. police say they found a body on the tracks at the end of the 400 block of webb lane after midnight that person has not been identified and there is no word on how they would have been down on the tragedies. >>> how long george huguely will spend behind bars is now up to a judge. the jury that found him guilty recommends he spend 26 years in prison. here is jessica kartalija with reaction to that verdict from love's baltimore county community. >> reporter: college students react to george huguely's guilty verdict. >> i think he deserved what

. >>> today bradley manning will be arraigned at fort mead. he's accused of passing along important information to wiki . >>> it had been postponed because the state's primary investigator was too ill to testify. he was a campaign consultant for former republican governor robert ehrlich. >>> flis are investigating the death of a woman reported missing last august. remains were found last month in charles county. they have been identified as crystal anderson. they found skeletal remains in the state park. authorities are trying to find out how she died. >>> when you're making your grocery list experts say you should think about your brain. >> a list of foods they say you should be adding to your shopping list to help boost your memory. >> how long is the warmth going to last? any snow in the future? >> all right. we have some very mild temperatures this morning, but how warm is it going to get this afternoon and when will it get cold again? those details coming up. >> and so far on the roadways, a nice calm drive out there. of course we're moni

. >> a couple of the guise of russell mead down, had fun with me, should saddam and welcomed me aboard. faugh >> will work for a wrestling with no malicious intent. now, eight peoples lives are destroyed. yet to be kidding me. and >>vicki: none of the sailors have appealed the discharged decision. >>brian: we have a storm system headed for marvin californian and the bay area. we are already seeing high clouds. it is still well off shore. we will see ran for this system, and the plate toman accurate year is a view from their roof of kron4 looking out over san francisco. high clouds to nine that will continue to increase. most of cloud for the afternoon with a few breaks of sunshine. we will see a moderate-heavy rain tuesday morning. clough >>vicki: this was the home of josh fataal. his wife disappeared back in 2009. powell is and his sons were killed in the blast and they believe the explosion was planned. some neighbors felt the blast in their own homes. >>reporter: this neighbor says she is heartbroken. >> my heart aches for those boys. >>reporter: she was about to make a cup of coffe

facebook claims it has no merit. >>> and arraignment begins for bradley manning at fort meade today,giving classified information to wikileaks, he faces 22 counts including a charge that faces life in prison and is expected to face court-martial in may. >>> the grand prix is moving forward, they approved a contract with the new promoter. contract with the new promoter. it will be ,, are made with sweet cherries and the crisp, clean taste of our cranberries. i cannot tell a lie. 'tis tasty. okay, george washington, did you take my truck out last night? 'tis tasty.

. >>> today private first class bradley manning will be arraigned at fort mead. he's going to enter a plea. he's accused of leaking classified documents to wiki leaks. >>> and today's trial expected to start for a man accused of using ro bo calls to keep voters at home during the 2010 gubernatorial election. bob ehrlich is accused of being part of the calls that told voters that moorten o'malley who won the election telling voters to stay home because he already won. >> and what could be some intense debates today in annapolis. that's when the full senate will discuss the same sex marriage bill. more on this power struggle that's going on. >> reporter: in a few hours the maryland senate will start the discussion for the debate on same sex marriage. the debate was delayed after republican leaders asked for a postponement. they asked for an amendment changing when the law would go into effect. they also want an opinion on the constitutional amendment which narrowly passed the house last week. senate president said the vote is not expected to change. it would be the

. >>> an arraignment begins for former army private bradley manning at fort meade. he is accused of leaking classified information to wikileaks while working in iraq. he faces 22 counts including a charge that carries a maximum sentence of life behind bars, manning is expected to face a court-martial in may, supporters are expected to hold a vigil tonight. >> a collision sent people to the hospital. so far there is no word on what or what caused the crash. all the injuries are none life threatening. >> new developments in the efforts to allow same sex marriage here. ron matz has the details. >> wjz has just confirmed the final vote on the measure could come this afternoon. last week the bill just had enough votes to pass the house of delegates. the senate passed a similar bill last year 25-21 and senate president mike miller says the vote is not expected to change. if the bill passes the senate maryland would become the 8th state to legalize same sex unions. jessica, back to you. >> all right, ron, thank you. opponents have vowed to bring it to voters with a referen

geography of the united states where the biggest cities are not new york and los angeles, they are for mead, maryland, or the chantilly, mclean, virginia, area. you really see a different america, one that you are not allowed to see, and one that i am not supposed to see, emerge out of that map. >> you used the term a detailed map -- id tell -- "map.' and you talk about the people in charge of keeping an eye on the infrastructure of the united states -- airports, chemical plants, and things like that. that will come as a big surprise that some place there is a map of everything that has to do with an infrastructure. >> we do not just mean airports and water lines. we mean everything. >> targets of terrorism? the reason -- that is the idea? >> right. the reason they are doing this is they have said we need to know where infrastructure is so we can protect it, so they have said about mapping the infrastructure of the united states, including public and private buildings, including bars and restaurants. on the one hand, you could say maybe that is logical. on the other hand, it gives the gover

. >> first class bradley manning will be arraigned at fort mead. he's accused of passing on sensitive information. the arraignment is scheduled for 1:00 this afternoon. >>> and the trial is set to resume this morning for the political operative accused of using ro bo calls impressing voter turnout in the gub election. he has said he didn't think those calls were illegal. >> in annapolis this morning th same sex marriage debate that was put on hold yesterday will resume today. right now with the details on what's happening today. >> well, today the maryland senate will debate same sex marriage. discussion is expected to start sometime this morning. the debate was delayed after leaders asked for a postponement. they also want attorney general's opinion on the constitutionality of an amendment added to a version of the bill which narrowly passed the house last week. last year the senate passed a similar proposal and senate president mike miller said it's not expected to change. passing the bill would put maryland on track to be the 8th state to legal

mead in maryland. he faces a general court-martial on 22 counts including aiding the enemy and could be convicted for life if convicted on that charge. former louisiana governor buddy roemer is expected to announce his departure from the develop presidential race and plans to run for president as an independent. >>> happy birthday to dakota fanning. she turns 18 years old. all day long you can stay on top of those stories and others as they break on msnbc. and tonight be sure to watch brian williams with "nbc nightly news". >>> finally, here's a look at what is coming up later this morning on the "today" show. the latest details of the guilty verdict in the university of virginia lacrosse murder trial, plus reaction from the victim's family. and the wife of an amazing race producer speaks out on the mysterious death of her husband in africa. >>> keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports and more. i'm lynn berry. thank you for watching "early today," your first stop of the day t

meade. manning is charged with passing information to wikileaks. he was charged with aiding the enemy, transmitting information, and fraud. manning faces the possibility of life in prison if he's convicted. >> all right. let's get a first look at our frachlt meteorologist tom kierein. it's 50 degrees out there. a warm start. hopefully this means more warm weather. >> it's going be feeling like spring. we got to the low 60s yesterday, but we're going to exceed that. let's take a look at our live view from the city camera. it shows a partly cloudy sky over the mall and the region. there's the washington monument. we geeshet a few clouds that are lingering. right now it's 51 at reagan national. we've got a southwesterly breeze around 5 to 10 miles an hour. that will increase a little bit by later today, and that will bring in the warmth. right now well above freezing in the low to mid-40s across most of virginia, maryland, and west virginia, and closer to washington, upper 40s now to near 50 degrees in prince george's, arlington, fairfax, montgomery c

. >>> at fort mead bradley manning has deferred his charges of making the biggest leak of classified information in history. he put off if he will be tried before a judge or a jury. a trial date hasn't been and the could go to prison for life. >>> google is making changes to the privacy policy that will go into effect march the first but they are facing a lot of questions about this change. today, our attorney general sent a letter to the ceo asking for a face to face meeting. he wasn't alone. 35 other states joined in, and google has been given a week to reply. google customers would give the company authority to use their information for all services and products. >> the bigger problem is there is no opt in and no opt out and what are they doing with the information? how are they storing it? is it safe,? is it safe from identity theft and hackers? do who are he giving it? >> there are consumer who would not have a problem with their personal information being share bud they feel there are many more that would and may not realize the potential danger. google has until wednesday to r

. >> his role as husband and father mead him proud. married 25 years to his wife peggy.d four children, leah was his only daughter. >> he called me his little girl. i got angry, i'm not a little girl, now i wish he could come back and i could say imhis little girl. for by the years he was a first ed teach -- the phys ed teacher. >> there's one life lesson his son won't forget. >> it's not the type of situation that you're in that defies you as a man, it's how you deal with the situation that defies you as a man -- dough fines you. >> the details of his death are not important to his children. they say take him along, the family says the body will arrive at dover tomorrow. a viewing is planned in baltimore and he will be burried at arlington national cemetary. >>> for those who were here tonight the friends and family will never forget this man. it was on a sunny saturday morning when nathan was riding his bike and was hit by a car and died. tonight, they took that bike ride in honor of nathan's memory and his mother talks about the loss. >> it's very sad, and certainly,

. >>> this afternoon army private bradley manning will be arraigned in fort meade, maryland. he will have a chance to enter a plea of guilty or not guilty. manning is facing a court marshal for leaking thousands of classified documents to the website wikileaks. he will be asked whether he wants a jury trial or if he wants a military judge to decide his fate. the court marshal should begin in march or april. >>> in maryland the state senate is discussing the same- sex marriage bill today. the measure passed out of committee on tuesday, but republican leaders asked for a one-day delay before starting the full senate debate. the senate could vote on that bill tomorrow. if it passes, the senate -- [indiscernible] >>> one prince george's county state senator says that he will not support a bill that would expand gambling in maryland and build a casino at the national harbor. senator anthony noose believes the scale of the bill is too big to tackle without more consideration. that's at odds with what county executive executive rushern baker says. if the bill does pass the general a

. >>> today bradley manning will be arraigned at fort mead.e's accused of passing along sensitive information which exposes documents to the public. >>> a trial set to resume this morning. the trial was put on hold because the state's primary investigator was too sick to testify. henson has said that he did not believe that those calls were illegal. >>> maryland state police say they have arrested a suspect in armed robberies and in an assault. they found him in pennsylvania. he is arrested on two -- he was arrested on tuesday night in pennsylvania on unrelated charges. he's now awaiting extradition to maryland. >>> it will be up to a judge to decide how much time george huguely will spend in prison for killing his exgirl friend. a jury recommended that huguely spend 26 years in prison after finding him guilty of second degree murder and grand larceny last night. they deliberated 9 hours. >> there are no winners in this case. there's nothing but loss everywhere. our hearts go out to the love family. they've suffered enormously. >> official sen

announce that the budget i unveil will include programs to help prepare new math and science teachers and mead an ambitious goal. one million more american graduates in science, technology, engineering and math. that is say goal we can achieve. in a lot of ways, today is a celebration of the new, but the belief that we long on the cutting edge of innovation is an idea as old as american tinkerd dreamers and believers in a better tomorrow. our founding fathers were out there doing experiments and folks like benjamin franklin and thomas jefferson were constantly curious about the world around them and trying to figure out how can we shape that environment so people's lives are better. it's in our dna. we know that innovation helped each generation pass down that basic american project no matter where you come from, you can make it if you try. nothing more important in keeping that promise alive for the next generation. there is no priority i have that's higher as president than this. i can't think of a better way to spend a morning than with the young people who are here doing their part and cre

. >> private first class bradley manning was arraigned yesterday at fort meade. he faces 22 counts including aiding the enemy. his attorney says his client is clubbed and never should have been -- troubled and never should have been given access to the files. he deferred a choice to be tried by military judge or military jury. >>> as violence continues to escalate in syria the united states, europe and arab nations are crafting an ultimatum for syrian president bashar al- assad demanding access for humanitarian relief to areas hardest hit by government forces. susan mcginnis has more from syria. >> reporter: government forces have been bombing the syrian city of holmes for more than two weeks. they are reportedly blocking food and medical supplies from reaching the rebel stronghold. secretary of state hillary clinton and leaders of about 70 countries including much of the arab world are expected to demand a cease fire so humanitarian aid can reach holmes. in tunisia today, it includes ways to pressure the president, bashar al-assad to step down. >> we must never

up against or oppress about and what with throwing it and them out of those anthropologist margaret mead once said it doesn't take a lot of people to do this she said never end and never never underestimate the power of a few committed people to chain. the world. as you see all the way if. indeed it's up to us stephen your words there will stir up a lot of reaction many against and many for your views thank you very much indeed stephen stephen lemon joining us live there radio host and author and stephen was referring to russian politics just a little earlier well it's all happening here of course the candidates standing in the fast approaching russian president election doing all they can to woo the electorate news channels are airing intense debates and controversial t.v. adverts artie's done a pushover has taken a closer look at the tools contenders are using to win support. we were struck this is the video that's called the most uproar so far in the presidential campaigns underway in russia in it one of the candidates version of famously his showmanship and occasional fist fights wit

they tell nbc news that it purchased the footage from romney's old mead why team and while that follows the letter of the law it blurs that line between campaigns and super paks. >> peter alexander on the campaign trail. >>> tonight, investigators are combing through what's left of two military choppers, a cobra and a hughey that kohlited over the southern california desert last night killing seven u.s. marines. six of them were based out of camp pendelton, the seventh out of yuma, arizona. officials say they were preparing for possible deployment for afghanistan. >>> president obama apologized to the people of afghanistan today for the unintentional burning of korans earlier this week at the largest american air base there, but in the streets of that country today the eruption of anger toward the united states is growing and now two american soldiers have paid the price. nbc a tia a butty. >> protests spread throughout afghanistan as outraged afghans took to the streets despite continued a policies from u.s. and nato officials. we saw a dozen protests throughout the country. some peace

today twenty four year old army private bradley manning was a reigned in a military court in fort meade maryland he faces a slew of charges including aiding the enemy today manning deferred his plea he allegedly gave hundreds of thousands of secret documents and cables to the whistle blowing website wiki leaks some celebrate manning as a hero for exposing the truth behind military operations his critics say he put lives at risk by making the secret information public but as he faces a military judge some question if manning stands a chance at a fair trial especially when you have the president of the united states saying this. so at this point is a fair trial even possible for the whistleblower joining me now is kevin zeese organizer of the october two thousand and eleven movement hi there kevin nice to see you so this issue is so we just heard it from president obama himself manning quote broke the law so when you have a commander in chief making that declaration how much of a chance does manning have at a fair trial. i that's a great question and i think it's one of the judge to consi

marshaled and now a date has been set for that on february twenty third manning will return to fort meade maryland for his arraignment and according to the a.p. the army private can request a trial by jury or by a military judge if features a jury it would include at least five officers and he has the option to have at least a third of the soldiers on the panel to be in list it has been court martialed on twenty two charges including aiding the enemy which could carry life in prison sentence as well as a dishonorable discharge in the meantime there is some positive news for the army private he's been nominated for the nobel peace prize by members of the icelandic parliament for the movement and the nomination describes how his alleged leaks have shaped uprisings around the world health and combat operations in iraq and exposed corruption within the government so be sure to keep you updated on all the latest details surrounding many as they commit now on to other whistleblowers. who can i say other than i had a feeling that this would happen the other day we had the tenet colonel gangle da

today twenty four year old army private bradley manning was arraigned in a military court in fort meade maryland he faces a slew of charges including aiding the enemy today manning the furred his plea he allegedly gave hundreds of thousands of secret documents and cables to the whistle blowing website wiki leaks some celebrate manning as a hero for exposing the truth behind military operations his critics say you put lives at risk by making the secret information public but as he faces a military judge some question if manning stands a chance at a fair trial especially when you have the president of the united states saying this. so is a fair trial even possible at this point for the whistleblower to find out more about the trial we spoke to zack pays a vento press liaison for the bradley manning support network network here is his take. in an hour very fast today the proceedings were done in about an hour or so we made sure to pack the court room with supporters we want to be there every day for brad we had down here to day from occupy wall street we had logan price who actually shot t

attention that we made while reporting on bradley manning's article thirty two pretrial hearing at fort meade maryland one of our updates aired in december we noted that adrian lamo was a paid informant and so we'd like to make a correction to that statement when i was not a paid informant when he communicated with bradley manning in an online chat room the chance the subject subsequently led to the army privates arrest according to wired limo became a confidential informant for the army from july of two thousand and ten and held that role until mid to late two thousand and eleven over he was compensated by the government for any expenses incurred during travel and was given a new hard drive to replace the one that was taken into evidence by the military so we apologize and we regret the error and we'll continue to bring you all of the details surrounding p.f.c. bradley manning as we learned them. well today it is february fourteenth valentine's day today when people all over the country doing their best to dazzle their loved ones with tokens of their affection anonymous on the other hand has

the accused wikileaks source will have an arraignment at fort meade. he faces a number of charges including aiding the enemy. he is believed to be the source of classified information made publicly available by wikileaks in 2010. he faces life in prison if convicted. house democrats have scheduled a hearing. democrats have invited the woman that was not allowed to testify. the committee chair said the panel concerned religious liberty and not contraception. democratic women say the birth control is a large part of the issue. >> a big lie in the nation's highest military honor takes center stage. the california man was prosecuted but argues his life was nothing more than an expression of free speech. that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. do you think it should be illegal to lie about a military medal? you can share your response at wbaltv.com and on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> we have won several olympic gold medals. >> in curling. >> 52 degrees on tv hill. it seems we have way too many fees. >

posted in the meade met tre area. we may have one posted tomorrow, 24 hours away.he mother lode of the moisture is going to stay way down south of us. as a result, i don't think we will get a lot of snow. your saturday planner filled with sunshine and mild weather. temperatures well into the 50s today. you'd hardly guess there's a chance for snow tomorrow, but there is. tomorrow will be a cloudy and cold and breezy day. the snow will start around midnight and ends around midnight sunday night. and south and west of the d.c. metro area. if i were a betting man in downtown washington, i'd say less than 2 inches? no snow men. >> let's hold off on snow and igloo building just yet. >>> today, former prince george's county executive jack johnson will report to federal prison in north carolina where a judge sentenced him to more than seven years behind bars. last may, he pleaded guilty to corruption charges for faking bribes from county officials and other businessmen. the prison he's reporting to houses ponzi scheme bernie madoff. his wife will report to wesley prison in

bradley manning will be arraigned at fort meade on 22 counts including aiding the enemy. prosecutors say that he gave thousands of documents to the wikileaks website. if convicted, he could face life in prison. 5:06 this morning 45 degrees in winchester this morning >> . still ahead, a look back at last night's republican presidential debate. how romney tried to stop santorum's momentum. >> summer legislators honored -- --- how >> thursday morning, time for looked at traffic and weather as we do every 10 minutes. >> let's start this time with lisa baden and a look at the roads. >> in good shape for the most part. geese and travel times on the beltway, 95 in baltimore 66 270 between father hurley boulevard, the dulles greenway. 95 near thornburg exit, a tractor-trailer on its side. only one to the left is getting by but northbound is open. in cheverly, northbound coming out of the district near the pepsi plant near 202, there's an accident. >> we will rise into the sixties this afternoon. it will be warmer than yesterday. a little disturbance moving through the atmosphere.

meade this afternoon. he's accused of releasing confidential information.'s charged with aiding the enemy among other things. >>> the senate of sergeant of arms is warning of dangerous letters. this comes after suspicious letters were sent to speaker john boehner and other lawmakers. authorities say they made threats that could prove to be dangerous. >>> police investigate a double shooting around 1:30 this morning. police found two men shot. one in the stomach, the other in the back. right now they're not releasing any information on the suspect or the condition of the victims. >>> now to a prince george's exclusive. a mother say as substitute teacher assaulted her 10-year-old son. this happened on tuesday. he says the asam oi kurred because the substitute teacher fit her son was misbehaving. >> he tried to fizz liphysicalle him from the classroom in the manner that his glass fell off his face. >> the school system fired the substitute teach irbut they found no signs of any fiscal abuse. >>> a new bill requiring women to undergo an invavs ultra sound bfrd

he is facing a court-martial at fort meade for his alleged role in the largest a leak of classified information in u.s. history. nobel prize winners are usually announced in october. it appears the united states will not if is rail decides to launch a pre-emptive strike against iranian nuclear facilities. an intelligence official says that israel wants it will keep the americans in the dark. they would do so in order to decrease the likely to the u.s. would be held responsible for failing to stop a potential israeli attack. >> a developing story from the indian ocean. a disabled italian cruise ship is being towed to the seychelles. it lost power in the generator room. more tha 100passive intpassengers and crew are ok. >> gas prices, some better news. >> it already cost more than $5 a gallon. queens, new york, is one of those places. prices rose 5 cents on the weekend nationwide. if the national average is $3.70 a gallon. not good news. and a smartphone that will not hurt your wallet. >> let's check in with rob nelson. >> new telephones in barcelona at a conference. it transforms into a tablet o