we were talking last night michael said wouldn't any president say that? it shows the remarkable success of president ford and edward leavy. that was not typical of the attorney general. they view the department of justice to protect his brothers personal reputation and partisan interest. that is what john mitchell had done as well. edward leavy was quite the opposite. he and president -- president ford delegated him substantial autonomy, but not complete independence, nor did the attorney general want independence. at that time, there were many proposed bills in washington to make the attorney general independent of the president. for example, the way the dei director is now. they have a 10-year term that would survive the president who appointed him, to take away from the justice department the authority to investigate high-level officials, special prosecutors. edward leavy's view was the attorney general is accountable to the president for policies, whether the priorities of the that's -- what are the priorities of the department of justice going to be,

. >> reporter: activists like michael said it's especially alarming across our region because so muchin traffic in this energy hub now involves these potentially highly flammable oil tankers. mark williams of frankfurt is noticing more of the oil trains but doesn't know what to make of them. >> i know there's no passengers being carried on those trains so i know they're transporting something. >> reporter: nbc 10 first exposed oil train concerns a year ago after this tanker dangled over the schuylkill river for days explosions as bad as this one in canada or this one in north dakota. the impact zone here would be broad. >> this is tens of thousands of people. >> reporter: insisting neighboring communities need to be informed. a meeting tonight led the effort to do just that. last year industry leaders acknowledged safety must be a top concern. >> everyone involved wants to have you know safe transportation of this vital energy source. >> reporter: yeah as for how to do that strengthening the tanker cars themselves is a primary focus. but it is only a start. the next community meeting

>> well i agree with what michael said, michael block at the top, as far as volatility.ut as far as this thousand point move that you're talking about in the month so far. >> in the dow. about 800 some, 850, 870123450 take a look at that percentage move out of an 18,000 point index versus the $9 drop in ovx, the oil volatility index that michael, one of the many he's addressing with that, i think that 13% move is phenomenal and shows a calming in the markets there. some of the folks who wanted to be out there flame throwing and throwing molotov cocktails on the market have been wrong. citi, you know, i respect the heck out of the analysts but look at how wrong they are. $20 oil, $10 oil, $5 oil. we'll pay you to take oil. not true. none of that playing out. now we're back into the mid 50s for oil and i think we stay there. 45 to 60 is where i think we are for the year. >> what do you make of the ability of this market to overlook for the most part any of the risks that get in its face? >> look, i would point out the s&p is up about 2% year to date. it's about the worst p

leap psychopathic killer in a place like syria, and it is really really hard to conceive that as michael said that the path is so many and the environmental fac factors, and the motivators to make sure that there is aswirl ing caldron of activity. >> and the swing is from that scale to that. >> and that is what the government has spent millions to study, but what they have found is that there is not a clear pathway, and the kon e september of -- concept of radicalization is not easily to predict who might be the next person. >> and i can say, mubin, you were a jihadist, but what made the difference of you being able to turn it around? >> i wanted to point out that ideology does play a role. not all of the time, and sociopolitical issues are a part of it and when we talk about the identity, and the sense of belonging, a hand is constructed for belong inging. for me it was religious ideology and i ended up in pakistan with a completely unrelated religious excursion, and i had a sense with the past, and the mujahadine and i did not grow up with political grievances, but after i grew up, i would

michael jordan said other than my parents, no one had a bigger influence on my life than coach smith. he was more than a coach he was my mentor, my teacher, my second father. john compton junior kept it simple and said three words -- i loved him. -- john thompson junior kept it simple and said three words -- i loved him. we will have words from roy williams coming up later in sports. >> the comments keep getting more and more emotional. coming up, new details in a mall shooting that left three people wounded two of them critically. what we are learning about the accused shooter. more trouble for bill cosby -- another woman comes forward accusing him of sexual assault. and more fallout from the brian will >> around the world tonight, a riot outside a soccer match in india has killed at least 20 people. several people died in a stampede and other in clashes with police. it is unclear what sparked the protests. riots education soccer matches are not unusual. a riot three years ago killed 74 people there. two men are in critical condition after a shooting outside a mall in pittsburgh. aut

as michael said -- >> with how many troops or idealogical soldiers among them? >> they wouldn't be that idealogical. they would be a group that arises out of a place of terrible governance, with very little opportunity and hope for their lives in a very simple, material kind of way. what they wouldn't have, though, is the ability to recruit overseas in particular with the promise of the fulfillment of a caliphate. and that is a concept within islam that has a long history and it has certain requirements such as the retention of territory where sharia law can be implemented. if they can't claim to be able to offer that, they've lost one of the major recruitment tools they have. >> richard wolf, it seems our politics who will consumed who says the word islamic in their discussions with this. >> it's a pretty reductionist view of the challenge here. i think we have seen these same people do this before without islam. it was called the baath party. anti-capitalist, anti-western. in those days, they had a big benefactor in the soviet union. after that collapsed, they

lawyer michael said deputy use excessive forth which resulted in his death. >> 10 deputy beat kicked him while they admit he never punched any of them he never kicked any of them >>reporter: settlement requires the company to stop assigning vocational nurse to jails in prison and at the go through health training every 2 years. an agreement that will be monitored through federal oversight. vic lee, 7 news. >> sonoma county sheriff's office is asking for the public health in identifying young woman whose body washed up along the sonoma county coast. body found saturday afternoon in the surf at drift wood beach near jenner. deputy say she was 35 years of aiming 5 foot 2 inches tall and weigh dz 100 pounds. she was wearing tivo boots like this one and she was wearing extra small m p g brand multi-colored capri yoga pantsd multi-colored capri yoga pantsd. authorities waiting for the autopsy results to determine the cause of her death. >> pg&e wants to get more people to buy electric vehicle by installing a large network of charging stations. the goal of 25,000 stations would be the large

as michael said, there are no good options here. >> some people, when they get divorced, they keep theuse's name, because they like the sound of the name. it's like that's what jeb's doing. he keeps the name, but he doesn't want any responsibility. >> that's not going to last that long. he's not going to get away with that. >> i think he's trying to divorce his family name from any responsibility, but yet get all the advantages of the name he likes the sound of. by the way, the word bush has opened doors for this guy his entire life and now he sees a door in front of him, saying, i don't want that to be there. thank you, good to see you back, ron. >> thank you. >> and michael, i love your writing. >>> up next in the -- >> roundtable. >> in "the daily beast." in the side show, a weather forecast that went viral. take a look at this. >> oh, yes! yes, yes, yes, we got it baby! we got it! woo, woo! ♪ ♪ >> ha! >> the president always trying to sell obamacare and you know, trying to reach the young people, he made a goofy video for buzz feed where he's talking to himself in the mirror, oh, m

excited mayor michael nutter said dropping our name didn't hurt our chances either. >> when you haveancis and jay-z within your city you do so. it's like, what else are you going to do right? >> i just want to say one thing. i hope to host another dnc convention. in charlotte they had to arrest 25 people who got out of arrest. and here or in the end there were no major problems. we are told the department will be ready next year. the commissioner ram see says they still need to watch the dignitaries and they are uncertain how many officers are needed on the street. but i will try to find out more information and bring it to you. >>> and we have more information from the fbi that now says it is investigating to see if any federal law report eded on this. >>> and recovering from injuries after a training exercise went wrong. this happened at the marine base known as 29 palms. officials say a fire extinguisher system in an assault victim went off accidentally and marines were treated for breathing problems. right now they are all in stable condition. >>> 5:20 to get another check on the

. >>> lorne michaels said he just wouldn't hire anybody that he didn't want to spend time with.hat's the key, right? here's the ticket to this year's westminster dog show. for about $2 fans can download an app featuring live streaming of the breed judging, live results and information on all 192 breeds. it starts today, runs through tomorrow and the app is available in apple's app store also on google play. >> i'm still shocked at how old chevy chase is. means we're old. >>> a southern california family got a late night delivery they'll never forget. >> the husband and expectant wife knew they wouldn't make it to the hospital so he turned the car around and headed home. that's where they delivered the waeb baby in the driveway. newborn and mom both doing okay. >>> millions of americans waking up this morning in the crosshairs of a major winter storm. >> for new england it is yet another round headed their way in an already record breaking winter. we have the story from boston. >> reporter: the cold -- >> miserable. it's just getting really old. getting depressing. >> reporter: -

and i said, "michael, the drawers are closed." he said, "i'm just checking, mom. i'm just checking." >> michael has ocd. it's a disorder that affects behavior. >> i think the best way to understand what it is, is to relate it to something that everyone kind of thinks of in their own life. so, obsessive, in usual day-to-day language, means someone who thinks a lot, or someone who's a worrier. when you think about compulsive, typically when we're saying that in kind of in a day-to-day way, we're meaning someone is very particular. they're very neat. they're very organized. when you use obsessive and compulsive in obsessive-compulsive disorder, though, it really refers to an anxiety disorder, and by anxiety disorder we mean that your anxiety system is kind of kicking on all the time and for really no good reason. >> in other words, when there's real danger, anxiety can be a good thing. it alerts us to the hazard. but people with ocd have anxiety even when there is no danger. and that affects how they relate to the world around them. >> what people do when they have oc

head and mouthing he didn't do it but sources say the informant had knowledge that only michael gardner had and he said michael gardner felt if there were no witnesses l. there would be no trial -- left there would be no trial. >> shocking. shocking. >> reporter: prosculators disclosed new allegations -- prosecutors disclosed new allegations against michael gardner. an informant told them michael gardner tried to kill the girls he is accused of molesting. >> with the new allegations it is -- you know, beyond belief. >> reporter: what do you think about the allegations today that michael gardner was trying to hire someone to kill your child and the other victims in the case? >> it is just so unbelievable. >> michael gardner's wife, a former mayor and counsel member, substituted a hand out for an answer? >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: michael gardner was released from prison in june after the pre-game through out his conviction for molesting two girls -- the supreme court through outlet his conviction for molesting two girls. they are trying to put his attorney on the

michael robinson said he talked with marshawn lynch who says he may retire. doesn't know if he wants to play or not. washington says hogwash, he'll play. he putted out. >> here's the good news he's going to be my roommate when they put me in a home. let me show you what you need to know for the weekend. it's the real deal. plenty of warning here. get into the upper 30's tomorrow. but turning windy and much colder. snow showers tomorrow afternoon and evening and the bitterly cold air moves in overnight. here's what you need to know. dusting to an inch possible. some areas where you see no snow with the snow showers tomorrow afternoon. wind gust over 50 miles per hour. wind chills sunday morning five to 15 below. air temperatures in the single digits. wind chill watch is in effect tomorrow night and sunday morning. high wind watch is in effect and steve rudin will have the very latest of what you need to know. updates on the advisories and warnings at 11:00. >> freud will be very proud of me right now. auto he'lled >>> on this friday night, 60 million americans

wendy harlow is one of them the newest face despite her prominent vitiligo a skin disease michael jackson said >> what was it like to see your picture plastered across the store? >> the last time i drove by i think there was two pictures of me. so i was kind of expecting that. but yeah plastered is a better word. >> reporter: just last year wendy was unknown. unti instagram callught the eye of tyra banks. >> i saw you on social media. >> reporter: and cast her on "america's next top model." >> tyra banks put you on the map. what did she teach you? >> she's my inspiration for being an entrepreneur. not just a model. she has created so much for herself outside of just modeling. >> reporter: today, we're with fashion's new darling at the show getting final touches on hair and makeup. >> i'm a little bit nervous. but, you know. it comes with the territory. >> what are your hopes for today? >> just to kill it. not to trip. to kill it, knock on wood. >> reporter: and when her moment arrived, she's triumphant. looking on from the front row, actress katie holmes and model adriana lima. her strut may l

think he's going to feel comfortable or empowered to talk to the real issue at hand, which is what michael said black bodies particularly young black bodies. this this case a young black man by somebody who saw himself as an agent of the law despite the fact he had not been hired to be on any police force and had tried to do so. i don't think that our president is ready to have that really painful conversation with the nation. there was certainly a time in which he tried. the pushback was so loud and so profound and so immediate. you know i don't know that he's going to go there again and it's unfortunate. we're going to continue to see this sort of thing happening over and over again, and while i think that our president has taken the legal steps that he can in terms of putting attorney general holder in the position to at least investigate, you know, these cases, but to say as somebody who is so much a thought leader and so much an influencer we have to talk about the way in which this country treats black people. and i don't think we're going to get that from him today, unfortunately. >> i m

as michael said aren't those caucus goers out in iowa just the same way as that cpac crowd, just as rightand angry? >> on immigration, absolutely. so that's something that won't sell to these voters. you heard the boos in the crowd. that said when it comes time, jeb said he'd be willing to lose the primary to win the general. if he can get through the primary with the moderate voters, he won't have to deal with the same problems romney did in the general election. >> you're a person of color, i would assume he has sensitivity to this. especially if he brought that mexican wife to that group, would they have booed her? >> i think it's absolutely a travesty the way we saw people behaving at cpac today behave on a regular basis and talk about immigration and people of color in the country. now what i will say is that their sort of ignorance about the way america was started and the way that our country is moving forward in terms of becoming a place where people of color are actually the majority might actually inure to the benefit of candidates like jeb bush and to candidates like chris chri

. >> what michael said about the accessories is the real story, the growth story. and is worried about whether or not they can get this content or will become a content company. if they can sell the accessories, look at the deal with nhl. think about the things they could start to sell off of that. for me i liked it at 48. it went way down to 44. i still like it here. >> got a market flash. changes to warren buffett's portfolio. >> let's keep the theme you were talking about buying on weakness here. one notable thing berkshire hathaway's, warren buffett did is add to a position in ibm, the worst performing stock in the dow over the last two years and fell 17% in the fourth quarter. that prompted warren buffett and berkshire hathaway to add to their profit. boosted it by 9%. $12.4 billion stake in ibm and also added to a position in charter communications as well. moving on to another interesting one here about conocophillips. they've completely sold out of their small stake in conocophillips. it was about $33 million worth. notably, they've gotten rid of all of the

. >> reporter: when fire rescue arrived bat tall beyond chief michael richie said they had to work quickly and carefully. >> they initiated a careful process which did not take licensing to get under there and see an evaluation of the toddler. >> reporter: it didn't take long for paramedics to declare this a recovery operation. septa transit chief thomas nestel called it horrible and sad. he described the trolley operator as extremely distraught. >> when you walk on the scene and it is silent with 50 men and women from police and fire, that is a sad story. >> reporter: investigators tell us they are looking at video from the trolley. they were talking to witnesses. the sad reality tonight is that a two-year old girl is dead in a tragic accident n west philadelphia, pat ciarrocchi cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> new details tonight about that deadly crash that claimed the life of long time 60 minutes correspondent bob simon. we have now learned simon, a passenger in this lincoln town car was not wearing a seat belt. reports show driver has been quick of two moving violations over past year and

congressman michael mccall said that the attack underscores the need for stronger cyber security legislation>>> cleveland police officers will soon be equipped with body cameras. the department unveiled the new policy yesterday. cleveland brought in 1,500 cameras last month, and officers are being trained on how to properly use them. police officials say this technology will increase transparency and accountability. one study on the effectiveness of police body cameras found that a year after implementing the program, use of force by officers fell 60% and citizen complaints dropped by some 88%. >>> this is a real game changer. we are talking for "sports illustrated" and the swimsuit edition. meet ashley graham deemed a plus-size model. she'll appear in the magazine's famous annual issue. the size 16 nebraska native is the first plus-size woman to appear in the swimsuit edition. she's the face of the curves and bikini campaign which sells swim wear for women sized 10 and up. finally the industry is recognizing what many of us have always known -- curves are sexy. so this brings us to our twit

putin has driven, as michael said, from quasi-theological realistic versions, i'm told he's being strongly pushed by his security apparatus. we're not going to defeat him but we can raise the cost. so this works with milosevic, this has worked before. you've got to raise the cost. >> steven henderson you're the editorial page editor, what do you write? >> i think, you know, arming the ukrainians makes some sense. you don't want to do it unilaterally. you want to get the european allies -- >> you have a problem with the european allies don't support. >> i think that's a fool's errand. that's the kind of action we've seen come back to bite us in recent years. >> ambassador mcfall, have you have the last word. where are we headed here? are we going to arm them? >> my guess is yes. and i do support that. i think the ukrainians should have a vote in their own security, by the way. but where we're headed is we're going to be talking about this for months and years to come. i don't see this resolving any time soon. >> ambassador mcfall. coming to us from stanford. i appreciate it. we'll be back.

share your car, home or time taking up goods for others the insurance information institute's michael barry said pick up the phone. >> the first call is the insurance company to explain what you're doing. >> reporter: while firms like home rental business air b&b with damage for host and liability, barry said your insurance company may still require additional coverage like a landlord policy. individuals delivering groceries for insta cart may want to invest in a business owners' policy. to prevent profiting from sharing. for "nightly business report," i'm mary thompson. >> fascinating, isn't it? >> interesting stuff. you've got to have insurance everything. >> of course you do. >> you do. >> all right, that does it for "nig for tonight, with no insurance, i'm sue herera. >> i'm tyler mathisen. have a great evening, everybody. see you back her >>> i think you should go for it for a moment. >> robert kelley is deep into rehearsals for "proof," opening in just days at theatreworks in palo alto. >> i'm sorry, katherine. but, it's a question of priorities and work takes priority. you know that. >> h

>>reporter: after reviewing new in the criminal complaint against turner defense attorney michael cardozo said the rape charges could be hard to prove. forensic evidence including blood and collected from baltimore and a victim and the rebath cells of those tests have not been made public. pardo this as a result of been the deciding factor. >>reporter: police did not believe dupery local home invasions are related. and how neighbors and the three and net was are on alert. this is where the most recent of the three on base is the place to men broke into about 55 year-old woman's apartment fought 30 sunday morning. the on invaders will crop up pot star nfl head and stomach and ransacked her mom. the diamond heights neighborhood that's where two men forced their way into a 85 year-old man soused it's about all the valuables that they could house buying. they add the seven i 018 point up the valuables and then the star was in the all sandaled neighborhood ocean view neighborhood. a woman in her '30's put a knife to her neck and tighter with extension card and put small over her. >>: scary to be up

. >> have you talked to lorne michaels? >> he said if you ever run for governor he was to be the announcer on weekend update. neil: that is the only way to get on his show? >> i am so honored. neil: do not settle. >> i am just happy to be there. neil: you have your son so i will lot say anything. but by the way chris christie the governor of new jersey that could disrupt your own campaign. >> i have a gentleman that will finance the whole thing. i will not mention his name. neil: and loren michaels? [laughter] neil: that is the best revenge. / will be the next governor of new jersey. >> this crisscrossed the thing with the federal indictment or they said something that happened in my county than the governor kaine in and try to do shenanigans. i checked it out. nothing happened. neil: but our donors getting a chilly feel with him that your time has come and gone? >> jeb bush? >> no. rand paul great idea. [laughter] >> i'll like somebody with a personality like mike huckabee. neil: wait you would back religious conservatives like hucka

michael daniel said yesterday that he in fact was an anthem customer and he was going to go out and reset his password. it's a wide net, but then you narrow it down. >> change his password, he should change his name. it's incredible that a company like anthem all they do is collected data. protecting data is job number one around their. are they worse at this them they should have been? is that the direction the investigator is trying to figure out? >> there's a lot of information that will come out as the investigation goes on further. by some accounts, the fact that they discovered this attack on their own is a good sign. it's not an easy thing to do. there are lingering questions about how long attackers have been in there, what other day-to-day they may have had access to, and those questions are going to be the question that anthem has to face now. >> it's a fascinating story. michael riley, our cyber security reporter in d.c. from china, to north korea, asian states becoming more dangerous in the security of the cyber world. laura, this is an incredible story. i feel like the nature

i blip president obama is committed to do that when it's possible, but as michael sheehan said, it's hard to locate these people and figure out what to do. whether we're going to sort of go in, you know, with ground troops and take on the military responsibility ourselves, that's exactly what isis would want. i don't think we can conquer isis if the regional power and forces don't figure out on their own that it's most in their interest to do this with our help. >> i agree. baghdadi doesn't want his head blown off, either. thank you, david. this is a very fliblting situation. >>> up next president obama rejected an autographed poster from michael jordan, because jordan misspelled his first name. this is a bit of a tiff, and that's where it belongs this is "hardball," the place for politics. ♪ >>> back to "hardball." time for "the sideshow." while the debail over childhood vaccinations have been divisive, conan o'brien came up with an absurd solution last night, one that allows parents greater choice, like chris christie sell he wants at the same time maintaining public health standar

at all of the people in this place, it is around noon time and, meet my friend here george michael, yes, i saidyou get that all the time. >> yes, i do. >> well, just have a little faith, baby. you are not new to the reading terminal market. >> we have been here for 25 years. we have two other stores, by the mediterranean food. >> now you have hunger burger. >> yes. >> we've got the burgers about five or six years ago. we have been traveling to he will will salvador for about eight years doing mission work with our church and feeding children and we just thought if we ever a had a chance to do another business we would love to incorporate that. >> some of the proceed, money you makings to el salvador. >> for every burger we will sell we will feed a child internationally and locally. >> now i get the name hunger burger. >> lets get to it. >> that is right. >> you have so many choices. >> let's start with the back. >> that is our fun guide burger. it is fried mushrooms and fried onions. that is our silverberg are named after our mascot silver. the that is right. >> and that is bacon and our specia

i blip president obama is committed to do that when it's possible, but as michael sheehan said, it'socate these people and figure out what to do. whether we're going to sort of go in, you know, with ground troops and take on the military responsibility ourselves, that's exactly what isis would want. i don't think we can conquer isis if the regional power and forces don't figure out on their own that it's most in their interest to do this with our help. >> i agree. baghdadi doesn't want his head blown off, either. thank you, david. this is a very fliblting situation. >>> up next president obama rejected an autographed poster from michael jordan because jordan misspelled his first name. this is a bit of a tiff, and that's where it belongs this is "hardball," the place for politics. they're still after me. get to the terminal across town. are all the green lights you? no. it's called grid iq. the 4:51 is leaving at 4:51. ♪ they cut the power. it'll fix itself. power's back on. quick thinking traffic lights and self correcting power grids make the world predictable. thrillingly predictab

chief michael flint said the same thing. congresswoman of hawaii, she fought in the war. last night on the record with gre greta, she said the same thing. hillary clinton said the same thing. the most important person who said it is egypt's president. he's the one who said that you have to call this what it is. so it's not just fox news and that's why i think eric holder. >> try to leave on a high note. >> before i leave i'm going to take another shot. >> it's not a parting shot. i don't understand why this administration goes after fox. he thinks he's on the payroll here. all it does is drive up fox's ratings. you're in the cabinet, you're an important person surely coming down on fox news is a little beneath or any media outlet. there's a point to be made about what he said. dana correct me if i'm wrong but president bush didn't like to refer to islamic terrorism because he didn't like to show. >> we're clear about it in saying there's extremist and. >> correct. >> it was similar. >> how'd that work out? >> i'll tell you this, you don't want that concept we're at war wi

. >> well in a separate development, the british defense secretary, michael fallon has said that russia represents a danger to the baltic states. latvia estonia, and lithuania, all of them have russian-speaking minorities. and mr. fallon said that it would be likely that russia could use covert tactics, such as undercover forces deployed in crimea against one of those three countries. well, international monitors from the osc have been barred from debaltseve but they witnessed the shelling from the addition. alexander hook described the overall state of the cease-fire. >> reporter: i have just returned from a town to the north of debaltseve late last night where me and my team have tried to access the city of debaltseve. despite the fact we have not been able to access the town we have monitored from a distance the shelling of the town by unidentified forces. we have not been able to access the town but we can attest that the city has been under fire. >> does the situation in bedalt bebattle sieve, the fact of the ukrainian withdrawal does that not make a mockery of the cease-fire that

what michael said that won't be very supportive for the gold price. >> there's a couple of factors that impact the price of gold. central bank policy but what about consumer demand? we have gold's top consumer india seeing a rebound in economic growth and sentiment is improving thanks to leadership in place. does that help push gold prices higher? if the indian consumer is buying more? >> it would definitely help but over the last 18 months you didn't have it so the indian government actually put several restrictions in place to get the current deficit under control and gold was a significant contributor to that current account deficit. now they have started to ease some of those restrictions a little bit. that would definitely help and i think china, again, is actually now almost on par with india with importance of demand but what we had in the past 12 months was a reelect of that. there was so much in 2013. so coming back would help a little bit as well and medium term emerging markets would be important for the gold market. >> before we wrap up on gold your note says it thinks it fi

ever meeting with the tarnished also said she doesn't have any noticeable injuries or feel any pain from the incident. after a go of it, again some defense attorney michaelould be hard to prove what a person with beyond original doll because this interesting that for itself to say all therefore he was raping her and i don't think so for is evidence including blood was collected from both turner and the victim the results of those tests have not been made public cardozo said the results could be the deciding factor. the data as scientific evidence that the acid penetrated her i don't think they can prove he account were to >>mark: you're from can act differently in those cold temperatures plus the nfl network terminating all hall of famer contract after he was arrested overnight will have more on former raider warren sapp [chris]still smoking up a storm? [tom]yeah.pathetic,isn't it? [chris] ever try to... [tom] quit?of course! my best time was six days. the worst was ...uh...23.4 seconds. [chris] so can i ask you... [chris & tom] why are you still smoking? [tom] [sarcastic] "it's so much fun." [chris]why not call the smokers' helpline? the program's free,

michael jordan said to me, he said, "the league is bigger to -- than any one individual."ery much the case. i was not thinking i am not going to look strong. i was thinking i've got to protect the institution. the real issue of the players potentially boycotting our games. not threats just coming from the players but also pressures placed from outside groups including the clippers before i made my decision. i happened to be on a trip to san francisco the day after this happened. i was at their game. this tape came out on a saturday. before we knew the facts, i spoke to doc rivers, i spoke to chris paul and they were pressured to boycott their own games. they said, how unfair it is to us. they needed the ability to say appropriately so, we need to focus on the game. and so, if i had not taken strong action, it could've been potential boycotts. and then the partners of the league. whether the disney company which owns it -- abc, or tnt or various sponsors, they were being threatened as well. they were calling me and not just because of pressure but they were putting pressure

forcing them to -- this is russia reacting with fury to comments from the defense secretary, michael fallon said moscow pose as real and present danger to european security the warning echos several western leaders who say russia may attack latvia, and astoria to test their resolve. the man behind the independence from the soviet union says that's just provocation. on russian border, lawrence lee reports. >> if there is a new cold war then this could be the place where the spy movie is set orb this side of the weather, it is astoria and the other side is russia, and that would be stop evading the army for very long. astoria is nearly 400 times smaller than russia. educational has a navy of two ships and an air force of two transporter planes. it is entirely russian speaking only a nato believer of their rights could justify russian military action here. >> is so astone yo has become a fast response base, the soldiers being trained and fighter jets at the air base. the government says there was no alternative. he rushes to feel it his strength and unity he will be deterred. >> but nato's justific

. >> we asked the police to investigate because the -- one thing the informant said was michael gardnerath threats against the witnesses. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> absolutely. this man is despicable and capable of anything. >> the prosecutors want to put michael gardner's attorney on the stand oquestion him -- to question him. he told the judge the allegations came from a professional snitch and michael gardner denies them. >>> a prosecutor asking the chief be acquitted of pimping charges. yesterday many plaintiffs dropped their accusations. he is accused of pimping over a series of sex parties. in 2011 someone claimed he sexually assaulted her. and later on he settled that case for 6 million bucks. >>> sunset strip is soggy after a huge water main break this morning. this huge. check this out. the early estimates say 100,000 gallons of water went rushing through a neighborhood in hollywood, california. flooded apartments, submerged cars near the strip and several nightclubs and restaurants are rushing to make repairs. >>> a live look at conditions in montgomery county righ

michaels. >> what can be said about lorne michaels that he himself has not already said. >> got a laugh, buth? >> a funny, fitting tribute to a pop culture phenomenon 40 years and counting. >> good to see so many stars back on the stage. tamron hall, favorite moment what was it. >> i was at the all-star game. you are supposed to tell me when you ask me questions. i love the clips you showed i loved seeing eddie murphy. >> i would like to have seen more eddie murphy. >> a lot of people were saying that such a big show so many stars, you want to spread the wealth, share the love. he has a new movie coming out anyway. you look like you had fun. >> i did. i wasn't there, i was here. >> you're so far away. see you later, bye. strange shot. >>> we are showcasing our series born in the usa, where we spotlight american business success stories. new york fashion week big names descended on new york. there are newcomers making headlines. julie miller made a name for herself in the fashion world. got a big break in college. she was a junior at pratt institute at nyc, decided to reach out to wait for it

i think what michael just said is right, except i think it has to start with take away the military option. you don't sort of add on to it and hope it works. the military option has failed. it failed in iraq for over a decade. it failed in afghanistan for over 13 years. remember, lawrence, we were told that the numbers of al qaeda forces in afghanistan, because the u.s. had been so successful was down to somewhere between 50 and 100 guys. and yet we kept at that time it was still over 100,000 troops in afghanistan for those 50 guys. and in the meantime while we have killed however many members of al qaeda, al qaeda-like organizations and organizations that grew out of al qaeda like isis have sprung up throughout the region. so calling that a victory is a very mistaken approach. >> michael, to be care to kenneth pollock, he does say that a military mission alone cannot be successful. it does require political elements and all sorts of healing politically within iraq that we see no evidence of. in addition to the very very public things like these beheadings and then this burning video that

said he very much overstepped his bounds. the legislature got involved, signed a bill that allowed him as governor to have her feeding tube reinserted. but michaelid even though it was a family issue, it was not for public consumption and the governor was someone who would overuse his power, the very things we argue about here as executive overreach. >> shannon, i think again, mr. schiavo brought the courts in, he brought the governor in. but i do think there is some misunderstanding on all the issues. governor bush was not trying to decide whether terri schiavo lived or died, he just wanted to make sure that fair due process was in place. we knew ultimately her life was in the hands of god but the concern was that here was this woman who had no lawyer the judge never came to see her and she was going to die in this painful way as something that we would not allow for convicted killers on death row in the state of florida. and what governor bush said and by the way so did the florida legislature, so did the united states congress, so did his brother who was in the white house, everyone had the same concerns. how was this innocent disabled woman

he played a major role in shaping the career of early nba stars like michael jordan. joran said parents, no one had a bigger influence on my life than coach smith. coach was always there for me when i needed him. and i loved him for it. smith passed away at his home on saturday night at the age of 83. >>> we want to bring you nba highlights. the kings and the suns tied at 83-83. sacramento on the inbound, with 2 1/2 seconds to play. >> cousins, for the win. yes. it's all over. cousins wins it at the buzzer. >> heart-stopping. demarcus cousins sings that win at the buzzer. new york knicks owner, james dolan, showed an ugly side after a fan's critical e-mail became public. the fan who claimed to be a knicks supporter for 60 years criticized dolan as some of his decisions made as team's owner. he fired back in a harsh response. it reads, quote, i'm just guessing but i'll bet your life is a hateful mess. i'll bet you're a negative force in everyone that comes in contact with you. you more than likely have made your family miserable. dolan went on to write, start rooting for the nets

one losing season in three decades and coached some of the games biggest names including michael jordan who said of smith, "he was my mentor, my teacher, my second father." when smith retired in 1997 he had more wins-- 879-- than any coach in men's division-one history. winning two n.c.a.a. tournament titles and coaching the u.s. team to a gold medal in the 1976 olympics before being inducted into the naismith memorial basketball hall of fame in 1983. dean smith was 83-years-old. we turn now to our continuing series of conversations about the war on isis. this week brought more news in that fight, on monday, the islamic militant group released a video showing the killing of a jordanian pilot the it had held captive since december. isis also claimed that kayla jean mueller, an american woman it had also been holding captive, was killed in a jordanian airstrike. and today, john allen, the retired marine corps general who heads the us led coalition fight against isis had this to say: >> isil is at an entirely different level than al-qaeda was. better organized. its command and control is better. we