mike harding, andrew risch and sharon snyder. >> the first suspect, mike harding was a friend of john's. a witness recalled seeing harding's truck parked around the home around the time of the murder. >> mike harding was good friends with john. we knew that john and mike had some narcotics business together. >> but harding had an alibi for the time of the murder and he passed the polygraph test. the next two suspects, andrew risch and sharon snyder were friends of john's who lived about an 18-hour drive away in greybull, wyoming. >> we learned from a good friend who saw andrew risch and john together on january 18th, 1999, that in fact, andrew risch had been at the trailer house of john. >> but andy said that john was alive and well when he and sharon left to return home. police searched the couple's apartment and found marijuana, methamphetamine and several .22-caliber bullets, the same caliber used to kill helble. these bullets along with the slugs from helble's body were sent to the fbi for a neutron activation test. >> that's where the lead is shaved up to the ball, it's melted down

mike? >> hard to take. that is for sure. with the temperatures running in the upper 60's and sunshine. it will be a very nice time to be outside. we need the rain. i have it coming in the forecast but not today. you can see live doppler 7 hd with no clouds or radar returns and off to another dry start this morning in can calm weather. this afternoon, thinking of playing hooky at 65 to 71 around the bay and 68 to 71 inland and low-to-mid 60's at the coast a warmer calm are day at the coast the next self.

mike? >> hard to take. that is for sure. with the temperatures running in the upper 60's and sunshine. it will be a very nice time to be outside. we need the rain. i have it coming in the forecast but not today. you can see live doppler 7 hd with no clouds or radar returns and off to another dry start this morning in can calm weather. this afternoon, thinking of playing hooky at 65 to 71 around the bay and 68 to 71 inland and low-to-mid 60's at the coast a warmer calm are day at the coast the next self. >> we have traffic out there this morning, and leyla gulen has the details. >>> good morning, everyone, if you are waking up, what started off with a need for speed we had a high speed chase in the east bay with c.h.p. ending in crash off of northbound 680 in danville. we could have that off-ramp shut down at this time and well let you know when it re-opens and southbound traffic is moving along fine and we look at another part of 680 from leften hill to walnut creek taillights headed to highway 24 and it is moving fine with

mike. >> working hard, too. >>> meteorologist rob mayeda with microclimate forecast. >> looks great in sochithe polo shirt look for janelle. the weather quite nice. 40s and 50s outside right now. looking for patchy low clouds and fog as we head toward tomorrow morning. we had the late day sea breeze pick up. that's pushing in the marine air. we'll waik wake up to low clouds and mist. notice the trend. temperatures toward the middle part of the week start to cool down not because of the low clouds and sea breeze that's come back but we'll see a pattern of storms approaching the bay area. right now not much showing up on the radar. as we show you the wide-angle view, see a lot of energy offshore. that's going to punch through the ridge of high pressure and eventually bring us a chance of rain and the first chance coming up as we head toward the middle part of the week. in the meantime tomorrow, another mild day with low clouds then as we go through the next, oh, let's say 48 to 72 hours that ridge breaks down, heads off to the east and is going to open up the storm doors starting wednesday. pe

what are you folks doing. >> i heard mike say self-proclaimed. hard to understand that because there was a tv show on speed that a new york city producer said you're like an outlaw, doing it your own way, doing it your best, with your own style and you may have rough style. let's get twitter fans get involved and send in pictures and moment of them doing it their way. we loved, it one of john wayne calling out chuck norris as a wussy and that's a winner right there. you can go and entertain yourself for so long with twitter. i feel bad for all the fans that tuned n.millions of people watching the daytona 500, and we have weather. the most exciting thing is the radar. i think we'll get this thing back under way tonight and stay pumped up with monster and stay on top of of things, and we eel get our chevy back out front. >> a god thing for all the fans. sticking with you, still on air, and we'll keep you here and hopefully like you set get this thing going. >> and in his 14th 500, three times kurt busch has finished second. looking for the first. 78 rac

mike? >> it is hard to come by and still is. we have one chance the next seven days. hope you are enjoying the extended weekend on this president's day. live doppler 7 hd shows the weather with a few high clouds rolling in and i have plenty of stars but they are harder to see so colorful morning sunrise is on the way. i will have it for you on twit ter. as far as our forecast, away the bay, the day planner breaks it down at 7:00 this morning, and mainly clear with high clouds coming in and high clouds at noon and 57 and 59 at 4:00 and a mild 53 at 7:00 and lick our bay neighbors moments of the inland areas are running five to 13 degrees cooler-than-average with high clouds at 7:00 and we will be partly cloudy at noon and 58. 62 at noon and 53 at 7:00. leyla gulen will talk about the commute if you are joining us at work. >> traffic fit for a president. we have no traffic. we talk about mass transit where we are seeing some mass transit agencies running on a weekend schedule with 13 trains on time. the capital corridor is normal. as we look at ace train, that is knox a

then, police computer experts looked at the hard drive of mike's home computer and found evidence that mike had a very active social life for a married man. >> michael garvin was living the life of a bachelor. he was soliciting people online. he was sending flowers to women he had just met, arranging dates with women, just as he would if he were single. >> and police found this online ad on a singles website, match.com. it included mike's picture and lists his marital status as divorced. but the question remained, where was shirley garvin? ♪ what is this place? where are we? this is where we bring together the fastest internet and the best in entertainment. we call it the x1 entertainment operating system. it looks like the future! we must have encountered a temporal vortex. further analytics are necessary. beam us up. ♪ that's my phone. hey. [ female announcer ] the x1 entertainment operating system, only from xfinity. tv and internet together like never before. >>> when shirley garvin's family learned of her mysterious disappearance, not surprisingly, they were desperate for informat

mike? >> it is hard to come by and still is. we have one chance the next seven days.ope you are enjoying the extended weekend on this president's day. live doppler 7 hd shows the weather with a few high clouds rolling in and i have plenty of stars but they are harder to see so colorful morning sunrise is on the way. i will have it for you on twit ter. as far as our forecast, away the bay, the day planner breaks it down at 7:00 this morning, and mainly clear with high clouds coming in and high clouds at noon and 57 and 59 at 4:00 and a mild 53 at 7:00 and lick our bay

i learned even though it's valentine's day, mike barnacle still gets a hard time on this show. really. >> a lot of love. >> he still does, but fortunately for his sons they have a wonderful mother. >>> well listen, have a great valentine's day, everybody. have a wonderful weekend. thank you so much for watching. we will see you monday. if it's way too early, it's "morning joe." stick around, chuck todd is up next with "the daily rundown." >>> washington still sort of shut down. no, not because of political gridlock, because of the snow. federal agencies are on a delayed opening this morning after the massive, deadly storm that has dumped snow and ice from mississippi to maine. and other states not beginning with m. more than 100 million people are digging out this morning and another blast of snow, believe it or not, is on the way. >>> and from one weather extreme to another. what's causing california's worst drought in more than 100 years? this historic dry spell is crippling the agricultural industry and stoking fears of a devastating wildfire season. and now the white house

thanks for moving that camera, mike, getting so fogged in hard to keep track of where that camera is. i appreciate that mike inouye. he'll be along with your drive in a moment. your valentine's day is looking pretty good for outdoor plans especially areas to the south of that golden gate bridge. we'll hit about 68 degrees in the south bay, the peninsula looking good at 65. san francisco 58 degrees and a little bit of drizzle in your forecast. east bay is at 68 and 61 degrees in the north bay, with the full moon tomorrow night. very appropriate. as we head throughout the next couple days, we're going to keep that storm track to our north and then by saturday into sunday it comes back and i want to make sure you're aware of this, because of course it's a holiday weekend you want to make outdoor plans. stop the clock at 5:00 p.m. on saturday where we're expecting showers to start up in the north bay as we head throughout the overnight hours saturday into sunday a lot of shower activity moves into the south bay while you're sleeping and we should be nice and clear by about k a.3:0 a.m. ho

mike. it was a. very hard to take a. look. at that stack with that hurt right there. please. please. please. the. the european union likes to think of it so as one of the brighter and fairer parts of the world the european commission report on corruption the first of its current betrays a very different picture in every single member country there is corruption in some cases on a massive scale so what can the e.u. teach the world of corruption. coming up on our t.v. all eyes are on sochi with the twenty second winter olympic games on under way to top athletes from around the world compete for gold silver and bronze and wrap up of the winners and losers straight ahead and the u.s. drone program has a new chilling targets the obama administration is building a case for a drone strike on an american with alleged ties to al qaeda but there's a catch more on this story coming up and he's best known as a hollywood action film star but steven seagal has many more traits than accolades listed on his resume straight ahead an exclusive look at his political future and the religion that helps s

hard. meteorologist, mike nicco, will tell us where the heavy rain is. >> slick roads, downed trees, and overturned cars. we have it all. >> in southern california, homeowners wait if a possible wall of mud to come their way. >> good morning, everyone, thanks for joining us on this busy and wet and slippery friday morning. >> problems on the roads and by air and now, 21 canceled flights already so the rain causing problems. >> mike has the forecast. >> good news in the south bay. from the roof we are still showing rain but not so heavy. that is still the case for you. we have a steady light rain. with live doppler 7 hd we had some flooding around 87 and tail street and 280 and 17 so the rain has let up. you head up to newark and fremont and toward union city and hayward and oakland and san leandro and piedmont all getting light-to-moderate rain headed to the east bay valleys where we just finished with moderate-to-heavy rain and that is moving into the central valley or pushing north off highway 4 into the delta. napa has rain but you can see another batch around bodega bay headed over to petaluma

mike? >> jenna, hard to see it through driving snow but lake michigan is back there. someone has to work out there. you depend on them. their story is coming up. ♪ [ chicken caws ] [ male announcer ] when your favorite food starts a fight, fight back fast with tums. eartburn relief that neutralizes acid on contact and goes to work in seconds. ♪ tum, tum tum tum tums! mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals, antioxidants, and 9 grams of protein. [ bottle ] ensure®. nutrition inharge™. jon: still to come this hour, do you know what today? it was five years ago today that president obama signed into law the sweeping stimulus bill. it was almost a trillion dollars of your taxpayer money. was it wisely spent? we'll get into that. and this nasty winter causing more ice to cover the great lakes. what the coast guard is doing to keep commerce moving. and a presidential look at america's pastime, the favorite teams of president obama and his predecessors. jenna: the pres

hard. meteorologist, mike nicco, will tell us where the heavy rain is. >> slick roads, downed trees, and overturned

and like nafta 20 years ago president obama could have just as hard a time getting a new far reaching trade treaty in congress. let's go to mike viqueira. he joins us from the white house. mike, listen, there are, you know, this is playing out in constituencies across america as if the ink is still wet in nafta. >> i have to tell you i'm amazed having witnessed and covered the nafta debate in the signing ceremony in the east room of this building behind me 20 years ago the debate echos word for word from 20 years ago, and it does not bode well for an agreement this congress, this election year. harry reid and the senate said he doesn't want to do it. he doesn't want to grant it. look, the core constituency said any trade pact he wants to put on the table will create downward trends on wages and it may face a more difficult time than nafta did 20 years ago. i got to believe you're right and almost a guarantee when you consider the fact that labor and core democratic constituencies are dead set against it. they say everything that they were told in order to sell nafta has turned out not to be true. the opposite has taken effect,

. >> one of those areas that has already been hit hard is lowell, mass. mikehe weather channel is also up there. what kind of snow are you seeing and how deep is it? >> reporter: we've got plenty of snow, andrea. good afternoon from lowell. we're about 40 minutes or so northwest of boston. out here in the merrimack valley, we've got plenty of it. eight to nine inches on the ground. we've had eight inches fall in six hours. that's at least an inch an hour. it's very dry and powdery. the plows and bobcats have been going all around. got a couple gentlemen out here. they've been shoveling since about 6:00 a.m. this morning. they're working hard out there. the snowfall rate has backed off. one thing is for sure, andrea. look at that. the u.s. mail -- what are we paying now, 46 cents an ounce? it's moving today in lowell. not much else is moving. all the schools across massachusetts are closed. the governor said nonessential state employees stay home. logan airport, much like the new york city airport, not a whole lot happening. 52% of departures, 214 flights or so

mike. >> it's hard to see how it is looking. i'll tell you what you're seeing here is low clouds. reported here. a slower drive. the orange is creeping in. road weather index says a fog situation here. across the bridge across the peninsula the orange for the 101 and 280. going into woodside, south to saratoga, and a slow drive as well. the earlier crash caused big slow downs all the way up to san jose. thank you. >> thank you, mike. back with another local news update for you in half an hour. >>> this monday after the olympics someone new slides in to host the "the tonight show" right here on nbc. february 2014. it's a balmy day here in sochi. they probably wish there was more snow here because that was the russian santa claus. >> take a look. these guys are right here on our plaza. though he was voted by the people as the official mascot for these games, ultimately unfortunately he was not picked but he is still very popular. he's in-house olympic village. he's here. he's got a lot of folks here. >> he lost out to -- >> the bear. >> no, the rabbit. >> the leopard. >> the polar b

hard work. that's something that mike rowe came out and said where is that being pushed from washington and beyond? >> everywhere i went on dirty jobs, i mean everywhere, help wanted signs. in all 50 states. i heard the same thing again and again. if you're willing to learn a useful skill, and no kidding, work your bult off, you're still okay. i feel like there are two separate conversations going on in the country. one conversation is about workers and paraate and how we can improve conditions. the other conversation really talks about the definition of a good job. the meaning of work. >> sure. >> the willingness to see what a lot of people might call a bad job, and only see an opportunity. >> and greg, isn't that the quickest and best way to get out of poverty, is simply to work your butt off? >> mike rowe is the anti-obama. he understands the science of making not the weakness of taking. he should run for politics. but he probably won't bauecause they won't allow him to wear the baseball cap in the swearing in. but he speaks the language of most americans. and people should start listening. >>

it is still hard for me to believe that that came out of mike drewniak's office. matter what they're seeing now, it seemed panicky. it seems like something done in haste. >> why does the governor always wait until something begins to stink before he denies it? >> yeah. >> he wasn't out there denying anything with the bridge traffic when it was happening. he wasn't sending the mayor down hoboken to scare mayor zimmer, and saying you don't play ball on my real estate deal. he is denying this later yet realtime people are always talking in his name. >> right. that's right. >> in realtime, the lieutenant governor is saying the governor wants this done. in realtime, the bridge gets closed because somehow bridget kelly gets word it's time for a traffic problem. and wildstein gets the word, somehow obey what the governor's office wants done. so he is like a frankenstein. he creates this monster of activity that keeps going on all the time. and only when it looks bad or gets caught he says oh, i had nothing to do with that. who is the man behind the curtain? >> in some wa

first it was mike crowe who said work hard, get ahead. then don't be a baby, welfare state, get out and work. damon john, judge on the hit show shark tank, what does he have to say about that? he is here, he is next. stuart: 44.5, 16-2 is where we are. how about will? or ron 102-103, 102-78, up nearly a buck. gold has been around 1350 but it is down off of $17, $13.25. speaking of gold take a look at this. california couple finds $10 million worth of gold:as buried in their yard. 1400 gold pieces dating back to the late 1800'ss. they are in near mint condition and guess what, the couple who found the montero property gets to keep from. serendipity. fireworks on capitol hill. some anti bankers senators grilling swiss bankers about secret bank accounts and how the swiss help the americans dodge the tax man. sparks have begun to fly. >> you going to operate in a country must abide by the laws of those countries and can't hide behind the laws of your own country. that is not the way it works. stuart: we are monitoring this for more fireworks

that's not stopping ted cruz and mike lee doing everything they can to make it hard to be gay and married. jonathan capehart weighs in. that's coming up. [ sniffles, coughs ] shhhh! i have a cold with this annoying runny nose. [ sniffles ] i better take something. [ male announcer ] dayquil cold and flu doesn't treat all that. it doesn't? [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus fights your worst cold symptoms plus has a fast-acting antihistamine. oh, what a relief it is! plus has a fast-acting antihistamine. ♪ see what's new at-acting projectluna.com. bulldog: bulldog: mattress discounters presidents day sale ends presidents day? get a queen-size sealy gel memory foam mattress for just $497! and get four years interest-free financing on the entire tempur-pedic cloud collection. ♪ mattress discounters >>> for people who believe in marriage equality, there is heartening news this valentine's day. last night a federal judge declared virginia's ban on same-sex marriage unconstitutional. it marks the strongest legal reversal of strict marriage laws to date. >> happy valentine's day. i hope that s

mike. >> it is probably hard to see behind me in these conditions.t, the nation now depend on these icebreakers from the u.s. coast guard with ice on the great lakes nearing record levels, the crew of the icebreaker finds the call of duty as far south as chicago for the first time in their careers with the coast guard. you can see it from the satellite. the great lakes are nearly 80% frozen. >> usually they can handle the eyes. this year it is a little too thick for them. we have to bring an icebreaker down to help. even the weight is often enough. >> this is where the wind has driven the eyes. it is thick. the big ships cannot get through this stuff. this is why they need the coast guard. when he gets back like this, all the icebreaker to his ram the ice. >> sometimes that takes several hours to get a job like this. >> a key supply that is in great demand right now is road salt. that comes off the mississippi. given the looks of things right now, i think we will depend on the cruise for some time to come. sandra: mike, amazing pictures that you are

. >> mike: watching this game a little bit today, one thing that i thought -- allen can't hit. the ball is tipped and goes in. forget about efficiency, just play as hard as chicago plays. >> jeff: it would be more e joibl to watch. i mean, there's no highlight plays in a chug bulls game now, unless it's a passing sequence. or an effort sequence. but, fans, give fans more credit. they don't need to see -- every team isn't going to have lebron james flying above the rim. but nba fans appreciate hard play and teams that can relate to from a blue-collar-type nature and i think toronto is doing a very similar thing, as is charlotte. >> mike: those standings are with miami gaining the victory and chicago the loss. chicago is one back for third. miami a game and a half back of indiana. the series between those two is 1-1. two games still to play. it might come down to those games. >> jeff: indiana has gone through a bit of a struggle, like all teams do. not playing nearly as well. >> mike: toney douglas will come in. noah fouls him with 45.3 remaining. miami and indiana. the two records. as indiana with more road games than home, the opposite for miami. mean

on lake michigan where the coast guard has been hard at work breaking through some of that ice, mikestory on that now. hey, mike. >> reporter: and bill, i don't know how well you can see through the driving snow here, but this frozen tundra behind me, this is lake michigan. in the rare case that it freezes up like this, shipping locks up as well. so the nation depends on the ice breakers with the u.s. coast guard. with ice on the great lakes nearing record levels, the crew of the ice breaker biscayne bay finds the call of duty as far south as chicago for the first time in their careers with the coast guard. you can see it from the satellites. the great lakes are nearly 80% frozen. >> usually the normal tugs can handle the ice. this year it's getting a little too thick for them, so the coast guard had to bring an ice breaker down to help. >> reporter: ice is broken by the weight of the cutter, from air bubbled out of the hull. even the wake is often enough to create a shipping lane. what we're into now is called wind roads. this is where the wind has driven the ice to stack up on itse

stood in opposition to the marco rubio, the ted cruz, the rick santorum, the mike huckabee and maybe the rand paul faction. it's hardnd paul in the gop in terms of where he fits ideologically, but i don't see him attracting the same type of traditionalist gop person that i think christie was going to attract. i think a john casic, paul ryan benefits but i don't think it's rand paul that benefits from christie having take an tumble. >> do you think the press is trying to search for a new person to focus on, rand paul or someone else? >> i know how you love to focus on the media. here's my prediction. i think the media loves to build someone like christie up, frankly in retrospect now it's clear that he never received a close analysis during that last campaign, now he's been torn down, and my hunch is what comes next is he gets built back up again, especially if alls these subpoenas generate nothing that contradicts what he had to say and then that roller coaster ride will continue. i'm not writing this guy off yet. >> that's really interesting. this is a cycle and this cycle will just continue and maybe it's a questi

hard? nothing. so why is everyone picking on mike rowe? we'll find out next. since he walked in.e from stouffer's starts with freshly-made pasta, and 100% real cheddar cheese. but what makes stouffer's mac n' cheese best of all. that moment you enjoy it at home. stouffer's. made with care for you or your family. that moment you enjoy it at home. coach calls her a team player. she's kind of special. she makes the whole team better. he's the kind of player that puts the puck, horsehide, bullet. right where it needs to be. coach calls it logistics. he's a great passer. dependable. a winning team has to have one. somebody you can count on. somebody like my dad. this is my dad. somebody like my mom. my grandfather. i'm very pround of him. her. them. >>> it's time for news by the numbers. first, $51,420. that's the amount of travel expenses some irs executives tried to get out of paying taxes on. some of them claim more than $100,000 a year. next, $50,000. that's how much money new york mayor bill de blasio will be paying 200 environmental officers, each, in back pay. $50,000. it's par

mike. >> you have 30 hours before the rain starts coming. we have another day of getting ready. it will come down hard when it comes down, it will not be gradual. we could have run off and flooding. as far as this morning, with the low clouds more prevalent, we still have patchy fog and it is missing most of our reporting stations. we were down less than a mile in novato so you have an idea how thick it is. the first trust is warm again by february standards: mid-to-upper 60's around the bay, and mid-60's to 70

mike duke. but it's hard.are $473 billion in annual sales, it gets hard to move the needle toll a certain extent. i and i would argue that the advent of amazon regardless whether they say they continue to take share, you can look at the two and see what amazon has done or at least argue what it has meant to walmart's business over time. we got a lot of other stocks to watch. if i can quickly mention a couple before we get to bob. directv shares, they also reported numbers. those shares are up, dtv, almost 2% this morning, u.s. numbers were quite strong. latin america there was a bit of a drop in growth. we'll see what comes out of the conference call. sales and marketing cost line was higher. this is a big name apparently among european accounts who really like it and they continue to buy back stock. and finally our parent company has not had the greatest of runs here. those comments and actions from the s.e.c. regarding net neutrality, they are big. and something we need to keep a very close eye on in terms o

. >> plus on the menu, mike viqueria with a preview of tomorrow's white house state dinner. >> fault lines, hard hitting... >> they're blocking the door... >> ground breaking... >> we have to get out of here. >> truth seeking... al jazeera america's breakthrough instigative documentary series. over a year after the bengazi attacks, chaos in the streets... unspeakable horrors... >> this is a crime against humanity >> is libya unraveling? >> there's coffin after coffin being carried into the cemetery. >> fault lines libya: state of insecurity only on al jazeera america >> last october u.s. forces grabbed a suspect in the 1998 bombings of the u.s. embassies in kenya and tanzania. tonight we look at that operation as it actually happened on the streets of libya. >> it all happens on the dork of the tripoli morning. after his car pulls out, he's suddenly bokd in. he-- boxed in. the man pull him out of the car and throw him into the back of the white van. the video from a closed circuit camera in the area, was obtained by the washington post. within 30 seconds of his car stopping he's on his way to a

mike personal favorite first lady is florence harding. i want to ask the panel why do you think that the american public tends to forget some of our first ladies who have been extremely accomplished, and we remember others? we can say dolly madison, mrs. kennedy onassis, etc., and instantly know. we can say mrs. taft and mrs. harding, and people forget. did all of first ladies get along with each other? >> i have some of the women we have discovered in the series that were really quite accomplished: by the wayside historically? >> quite friendly, the same thing can be said of presidents. we tend to remember those first ladies who are associated with the most dramatic events in our history, and or who have the most vivid personalities. those personalities are translated in different ways for different media. television has been a transforming instrument over the last 50 years. anyone who lived through that weekend in november 1963, will never forget the images of jackie kennedy. >> anyone who lived through 9/11 will remember hearing that v

hard to say. >> thank you so much. mike mckee, economics editor. sam zell is standing by.arkets were overpriced going into 2014 good why did you think that? activityk the economic did not correlate to the price of the stock market. i don't remember how much it was of last year -- 30%. we did not see -- i operate a lot of companies and we did not see a lot of come by yeah happening. it is prettynk healthy to see this kind of decline? >> i don't think declined to ever healthy. us inalance is what keeps place. and when we get out of balance, like subprime loans or whatever, it is pretty disastrous. so, the market has to keep balancing back and forth, conflicting currents are relevant. i think the market in 2014 is a lot more likely to reflect what happens in 2014 then whether or not it was up or down in january. >> but doesn't make you nervous at all -- i know not much makes you nervous at all, but seeing how volatile the markets have been over the last few weeks, doesn't make you more nervous americans will look at this and fullback and perhaps may not be buying as much anym

i learned even though it's valentine's day, mike barnacle still gets a hard time on this show.mother. >>> well listen, have a great valentine's day, everybody. have a wonderful weekend. thank you so much for watching. we will see you monday. if it's way too early, it's "morning joe." stick around, chuck todd is up next with "the daily rundown." >>> washington still sort of shut down. no, not because of political gridlock, because of the snow. federal agencies are on a delayed opening this morning after the massive, deadly storm that has dumped snow and ice from mississippi to maine. and other states not beginning with m. more than 100 million people are digging out this morning and another blast of snow, believe it or not, is on the way.

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will be seen before a bully skates on it's hard soil the secretary general of amnesty international said that it is inexcusable to the country as rich as caps on mike in one case of being ruthlessly exploited. since most of the race to the living conditions that someone has discovered supply thing in the crowded accommodation because sewage most of its lack running water. he found count on current rain gauge in appeal muscle they try to staunch the flow of international criticism ahead of the twenty twenty two will come for visits to the gulf states this week by prince charles may provide accounts that the tories to tend the type of negative publicity. i. the and serene. it is believed to be the biblical police to botulism is ascendant and meeting the people of israel and in teaching the only location in which he received the ten commandments from god. no one really knows where the snow is situated. i'll answer some archaeologists and making the case. it may very well be on israel and what we see behind me it's parker kong com is that the moncton of the sa from forgetting the stockton. make a desert according to the bid the current account. we are

hard to imagine. they were very, very personal. things that, how i felt about my daughter. >> but mike church said he had an alibi for the time heather went missing. he attended a support group meeting for divorcees with plenty of witnesses. he left the meeting at 9:30. >> there was a short time gap from the time he left the workshop to the time he was called at his residence. that gap had to be filled in. >> he also passed a polygraph test. >> one of the detectives did come to my work and he asked to see me. at that time, i said, am i still considered a suspect? and he says, mr. church, yes, you are. and i said, well, i think that you need to look somewhere else. >> diane church was also considered a suspect. >> they gave me a lie detecter test, a horrible thing to go through to go to the police station and be fingerprinted and lie detecter test and all this kind of stuff. >> the only potential evidence at the scene was the fingerprints on the bedroom screen. the prints were compared with those in the database of the colorado state bureau of investigation. there was no match. next, the sheriff's office sent the prints to the fbi and

it is still hard for me to believe that that came out of mike drewniak's office. what they're seeing now, it seemed panicky. it seems like something done in haste. >> why does the governor always wait until something begins to stink before he denies it? >> yeah. >> he wasn't out there denying anything with the bridge when it was happening. he wasn't sending the mayor down to hoboken and saying you don't play ball on my real estate deal. he is denying this later yet realtime people are always talking in his name. >> right. that's right. >> in realtime, the lieutenant governor is saying the governor wants this done. in realtime, the bridge gets closed because somehow bridget kelly gets word it's time for a traffic problem. and wildstein gets the word, somehow obey what the governor's office wants done. so he is like a frankenstein. he creates this monster of activity that keeps going on all the time. and only when it looks bad or gets caught he says oh, i had nothing to do with that. who is the man behind the curtain? >> in some ways we're trying to figure out where

happening to the global economy with mike's concert for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to kaiser report on our. it was. very hard to take that. long here. like that that would that make their lives. lived. lives. of. the receiver. is a. little . welcome back to cross talk we're all things are considered i'm peter we're discussing the rise of right wing movements. ok gentlemen let's continue our spirited debate there sonny you were listening to what paul i decide before going to the break you want to reply to him go right ahead. yeah i mean i want to take issue with some of the points that paul made i mean for firstly for example a lot of i've spent some time hanging out with people from the english defense league and one of the things that always struck me was actually that how comfortable they were in criticizing not the left but actually but actually conservative muslims and so their point wasn't about immigration and actually what's interesting is that the english defense league don't take a strong position on immigration their issue and that's a b. and p. which is take an issue with immigration the english d

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hard. >> thanks. >> and again, i got to commend the captain and i know that we gave dan and jason and mike a shout out, but all of the district captains and all of the captains and the traffic operation and pretty much anybody that is out in the field realizes that we have to do more and even though the academy recruits are coming out. we still have a lot less than we have. we have to do whatever they can do. >> thank them for the effort and we appreciate it. >> okay. >> we have some assignments to make here don't we? >> the files charges against a patrol special officer john barry file number alwiad case number 2013-0154, to an individual commissioner for the taking of evidence on a date of determined by the commissioner. and assignment of disciplinary charges filed against patrol special officer john fitzinger file number alwiad case number 2013-0169 to an individual commissioner for taking of evidence on a date to be determined by the commissioner. >> great, let's start with the first aassignment of cases with reference to the patrol barry, >> ashley waren appearing on behalf of the department. >>

mike shumann is live in scottsdale tonight. does it sound like 49ers are losing confidence? in coach harbaugh? >> well, i think it's hard to lose xhfdz a guy taking to you three nfc title games. jim recruited players he wanted to fit into his system. he got the 49er job he told me, all i want to do is coach. now, the job is to find players available so there is a conflict right there. former cleveland employee told me mike lombardi hired jim and says he wouldn't put it past him to offer the head coaching job and head of personnel so he could, in fact be in control. and he did happen, and lombardi got fired. now. there are conflicting stories. cleveland in the denying it but jed york said it's not true. >> how about co-existing going forward from this point? >> well, ama i think they're going have to. this has become an pr nightmare. and this is the situation where i think jim harbaugh is trying to get an extension, maybe using lombardi as leverage. if they don't it's going to be a detriment to the team. sources told me that they love the fact jim turned a program around. but they couldn't wait to see him leave. i'm hear

mike's been super generous on malaria research. so i hope he will see how the death rates are down and talking to the people about which tools are hard to deliver and easy to deliver. africa's fantastic. the cities need a lot of help. the scientific research needs a lot of help. that's why i think both of us are drawn more and more of our philanthropy will help those countries that have great needs. >> one of the place that is melinda is has 50,000 people per doctor. in america we have 500 people per doctor. there are places there where there are no roads. so if you need an emergency operation you just die. and we've been training people to do appen dectmizz and cesareans which turn out to be relatively simple operations. but without that everybody who needs one is not going to survive. yet with a little help working -- you're not going to cure everything or do open heart surgery but you can do a few things that can make an enormous difference and save countless lives. >> what do you hope to do there? so see accomplished? >> the organization that i'm participating in is a group of 63 cities that focus on climate change. sharing best

. >> mike roe from dirty jobs wants to talk about hard work. there is a new ad that's gone viral now. a lot of people loving this new wal-mart ad mike has attached himself to about getting america back to work. take a listen to this. >> at one time i made things and i took pride in the things i made. and my engines cranked. i opened my doors to all and together we filled pallets and trucks. i was mighty. and then one day gears stopped turning. i'm still here, and i believe i will rise again. we will build things and build families and build dreams. it's time to get back to what america does best. because work is a beautiful thing. >> the crawler at the bottom, $250 billion being put into building manufacturing in the country. so putting money behind the great ads. >> president obama has said manufacturing jobs are not coming back to the country. they're gone. they're gone. the sad truth is when you go into wal-mart most of the stuff on the shelves th china. even the meat is an amalgamation of meat from argentina and different parts of the world.

hard to get out of the house. this tree in gaithergrsbu snapped from the weight of the ice and blocked the steps. thanks for joining us. i'm mike hydeck. hopefully the worst is behind us now, at least for today anyway. let's get straight to howard bernstein. he has the first alert forecast. >>> we had quite a variation of ice, from just a little on the windshield to slippery sidewalks to a quarter inch in clarksburg, over to leesburg. when you get into frederick and caroll counties toward cumberland, we had some spots four, five tenths after inch. numerous power outages. branches and trees coming down. doppler 9000 is quiet. you can he what's left of the storm pulling away. looks like there could be a straggler of a shower or two out here approaching i-81. but that is it. so we're done with the precip for the day. now we're still hoping to get a little bit of clearing and a little bit of a warm-up. temperatures are in the 40s in luray to elkins. we're holding in the mid-30s here. the front is coming through. the winds are going to kick up. that will mix up the atmosphere a bit. we're optimistic for a little sun this afternoon a

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hard to re-create. we tried to, but we don't. mike much. >> sure, sure. >> coming up, barnes & noble out with its third-quarter results. the company isn't giving up yet. we will have much more on barnes & noble. and a lesson about courage and humility from an older doctor that he will never forget. that is one of the lessons on linkedin now. ♪ >> we have some breaking news. -- carl icahn issuing an open letter to you gay shareholders responding to ebay's defense of open letter to ebay shareholders responding to ebay's defense. he says he should not be on the board of ebay because of his running of rival intuit. he is onstioning why the board of ebay. we will continue to monitor this as well. this is "in the loop , >> it is 26 minutes past the hour. ."oomberg is "on the markets scarlet fu has the latest on futures fund before the open. changed as wee await the home sales numbers due out at 10:00 a.m. russian stocks are falling. thanks in particular are down on concern that the ukraine may default on debt payments. we are seeing the bri