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jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> what was he doing to that mic.ng "ac 360" starts now with john better man. >>> good evening, a top nfl prospect says he's gay. will it be a game changer in a league when it already is under fire for tolerance. one player says it will not work. and expressed fears over gays in the locker room. also tonight, what hlary clinton really thought of monica lewinsky. unexplored documents tell the story of the first lady and the other women, including the one she called a narcissistic looney tune. kids love injury afters, so do

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jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> you have to wonder whether the fur was real or not.. it may have been more interesting to watch the goldfish than the denver broncos performance. i was watching. thanks for joining us. anderson begins now. >>> chris christie talks publicly about the new jersey traffic scandal for the first time since new allegations surfaced, suggesting he knew about the lane closures when they happened. the search is over for convicted murderer who escaped from a michigan prison and abducted a woman. terrifying story, she told a 911 operator while she was locked in the gas station bathroom with the escaped convict banging on the door. we begin tonight with a tragic accident involving phillip seymo seymour-hoffman. law enforcement

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jeanne moos investigates. >>> and mountain wave turbulence, ever heard the term?t hit your next flight? we know we're not the center of your life, but we'll do our best to help you connect to what is. >>> and welcome back to the second half of outfront". mountain wave turbulence. that is apparently what may have hit a united airlines flight carrying 119 people when it was about to landed in billings, montana monday night. experts say this happens when wind blows over the top of a mountain that can cause planes to surge or plunge 1,000 feet. united is looking into the incident. it's clear passengers though were caught utterly offguard. >> in that split second, we were tilting to the far right. and plunging, and it was just instantaneous. everything that everybody had in their hands were flying through the air. >> seems remarkably calm when you consider the fear you might have. five were taken to the hospital. one woman hit the ceiling she cracked it will panel above her head. >>> and a vase valued at $1 million created by ai weiwei has been destroyed by a fellow ar

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jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> so what do you think of the story?ife of pi" meets tom hanks. do you think it's true? let us know. tomorrow on "outfront," we'll continue to follow the latest on phillip seymour hoffman's death. we have incredible access inside one of the most elite and expensive drug treatment centers in the united states. how do the rich and incredibly famous get >>> this is "piers morgan live." welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. tonight as america continues to mourn one of its greatest actors i'll talk to the kid from "almost famous" what he remembers about sharing the screen with philip seymour hoffman. >> this is my advice to you. and i know you think these guys are your friends. if you want to be a true friend to them, be honest. and unmerciful. >> patrick fugat is here exclusively. also a hollywood a-lister. shocking charges of sexual abuse and a young girl caught in the middle of a scandal among mia farrow and wood cri allen. this is the story of roman

jeannie moos, cnn, new york. >> that's it for me.:00 eastern on the situation room. virginia's attorney general will join me to talk about the same-sex marriage ruling in that state. newsroom continues right now with kiera phillips. >> good afternoon. breaking news right now. making money from legal more than just got a whole lot easier thanks to the federal government. the justice and treasury departments announced new rules allowing banks to legally take money from state-licensed marijuana businesses. these new rules let banks do business with legal marijuana shops without being prosecuted. that was the concern. you remember marijuana is still illegal under federal law and some banks are refusing to take money from businesses in places where it's legal like colorado and washington state. evan perez, let's

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after steno years of lawsuits to stop this plan george mucking e moos con put together a plan and licensed to people's dreams that would create a special place for families and children in the center of the city that is rare to find. after extensive planning you don't i can't tell you how many people put in their efforts the main exponents that no one would come national that the convention center could precede as long as as it was underground. it's hard to take away those imaginations that the subpoena perish aeblths that could on that but the people who worked with the agency staff to design i mean right down to brian telling us how to nut a floor of an eye ring but people who worked with childcare helped us to design those gardens this particular piece for children to be safe away from a great deal of traffic. the moscone team and adam has worked hard to make those improvements acceptable but they've not changed their program from day one only trying to make it acceptable. the purposes of the original design and our asking you consider the community statement the yerba buena city commun

[cows mooing] >> we know each animal's birthday. we kn-know its daddy. we know its mommy. uh, we can trace everything back to the origin of the animal. >> the natural beef at the lucky dog ranch fits in perfectly at their restaurant, where their theme is paris meets the west. part fancy, part farmy, this unique food fusion is catching on here. they celebrate the american west with a brand of cooking that reinterprets the familiar staples of the prairie. chili, burgers, and tri-tip are the norm at roxy, but they all have the couple's own spin on it, much of which they get from working out on the prairie, so to speak, and by highlighting the efforts of many of their friends and fellow farmers and ranchers in the area. >> well, it's always--always nice to know where your food is born, raised, grown. we were both born and raised on farms, per se, uh, and when you grow up on a farm, you taste the eggs that are laid that same day. >> and while they may just think of themselves as 2 little farm kids, this couple has a culinary talent that is exceeding even their own expectations.

they came in and said moo-ve on kid. >> maybe that's why cows are sacred in some places because theyw how to get people to shut the heck up here. >> keep the peace here. >>> sugar glider glides on down. ♪ >>> what happened? >> what happened when you pair the pranksters? >> we got reaction. >> an epic prank that i think almost pushes the line with some people. >> today we are practicing with vitale. are you ready? we're going to take you for a ride. >> yes! >> get in there. >> are you okay? >> the baby, the baby! >> oh. >> no. >> oh, my god. >>he baby! >> it's a fake baby. >> right there, too. >> oh, man. >> oh, my gosh. >> that guy in the red was hauling behind it. >> yeah. >> this is kind of crossing the line a little bit. >> let's just say there were some people who were not so happy about this. >> oh, oh, oh. >> oh, man. he looks like he's going to beat this dude up. >> i'm sorry i'm practicing being a dad. >> sorry, man. >> wait, what? >> at least the pranksters got a little pranked. >> oh! >> oh. >> are you okay? is he okay? >> is this a joke? you guys are [ bleep ]! you really

. >> pelley: don dahler on the mystery of the missing moo mystery of the missing moose. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. this is our western edition. while russia is hosting the winter olympic violence is erupting next door, the former soviet republic of kiev. this is a live picture of kiev, a city of almost three million, where riot police are battling an estimated 20,000 protesters. the protesters are demanding closer economic ties to western europe, while the ukrainian government has been moving closer to moscow. today, thousands of police stormed the protesters' camp in kiev's independence square. tonight, it is chaos. casualty figures are unreliable but the latest official number is 20 dead, 100 wounded. katie stallard of sky television news is in kiev tonight. katie, would you mind just katie, would you mind just having a look behind you and describing to me what you see going on in the square? in independence square as we speak. the fires are burning. there are remains of what were the protester

the weak cold front is moo-ing through with limited moisture and drizzle in the south bay and it is overnd you can see the sunshine breaking out this afternoon with a few high clouds and temperatures are one to would degrees warmer and the senator seven has a spring look to it friday, saturday and sunday near 70 away from the coast where you are in the low 60's and cooler with more cloud cover on monday and tuesday and by the end of next week we could on the gates, again, to several chances of rain. that is outside of this forecast. >>> thanks, mike, good morning, everyone, if you are waking up with us it is wet. that means you want to slow down. so far, so good. we have not had reports of citizens. we do have areas of construction. this is going to last until 5:00 this morning. southbound 680 from sycamore valley to crow canyon crews will look off a couple of lanes. slow for the cone zone. the dublin interchange at 680 at a 80 continuing both if the southbound and northbound direction, through the sunol grade, everything is looking great along highway 84 as you make it down the sunol it

. >> beware of baby moos. >>> to the wolf that may scare you, you heard about this happening in sochivideo that quickly made the rounds. it's not exactly what anyone expected it to be. let's have jimmy kimmel explain it. >> last night a member of the olympic luge team tweeted a video that showed a wolf roaming her dorm. as soon as she posted it the media went nuts which is what i was hoping for. it got a lot of coverage. you've only seen half of the clip. this is the whole clip. >> oh, my god. >> garfield. garfield. have you seen my wolf? >> that's jimmy kimmel in full olympic ski garb, thomas. he enlisted the help from kate hansen who gained fame for her pre-dance moves. she tweeted out the movie and started a media firestorm in the u.s. and in canada. security threat i guess in sochi is really not a threat at all. so you how did kimmel pull it off? he says he had hansen send a photo of a dorm and they re-created a replica in the hallway of their studio. as for the animal, he's a genuine wolf who the show hired for the soul purpose of fooling us. once again, jimmy kimmel pulled off a

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. >> pelley: don dahler on the mystery of the missing moo

moo. in the they're called as cleared out and we even had some early spring like weather here today and still write but don't get to use to it but i am or by going over tracking down at the left of center put down the meeting guys while they lifted the snow looked around the country tomorrow. in fact those in the car wondering tells of two provinces began to see snow a couple of other alloys and go. one of those tv between twenty to sixty centimeters of snow and children to go twenty to forty centimeters. otherwise the nonsense of ten to wiggle the label until i land are forecast to get between five to twenty centimeters apparently that nation is at the end of the high pressures that come from china which is why we're seeing clouds moved in. well late tomorrow night parts of the stench of resisting going so well will also get a taste of snow these coast of taiwan may get more than eighty seven it had snowed during the next monday. taking the leg at tomorrow's reading is solid at top the da

it's different and in some ways it's even more dangerous just to bring this right into this week's moos this new cold war. or may now be drawing the dividing line which was in berlin right on russia's borders in ukraine but this is a process that's been going on since the end of the soviet union nearly twenty two years now eric in new york how do you reflect upon that because i want to talk about ukraine a little bit later in the program but if you read western media right now i mean it's gotten to the point of stereo absolute hysteria the the economist the washington post never friends of russia but in this week alone this is getting to the point of going to proportions that i've never ever seen even during the cold war i would say well i think that the timing is instructive of course the sochi games the the triumphal sort of per session for russia on the world stage is they're attempting to undermine that of course as we all know the olympics is not merely an athletic event it's not merely a two week extravaganza it's also a corporate event it is an attempt for any country in this cas

. ♪ (mooing) booth: can you make anything out? brennan: yes. it's a crater.er, bones. the question is: what caused it? you should ask a geologist. i can tell you for sure, it's not a meteor. you get a look what's inside? not for long. state troopers didn't want anyone getting near it until you people got here. that's very nice of them. but what did it look like? i'm pretty sure it was meat. meat wearing clothes. booth: what do you want to do? brennan: let's take a look. so what do you think? dead? just saying, if he fell out of a plane, that plane is long gone by now. no sign of a parachute.