record low of 1, baltimore new record low of 3. tonight the record appears to be safe, it's zero downtown and 4 at dulles, i think that's safe. white oak 10, 14 in arlington, 17 downtown, 15 in old town. even 12 over in bowie and 15 in annapolis. factor in the winds, there's a little wind chill going on, not much. 6 right now downtown. 2 below at gaithersburg and 5 in may nas. still plenty cold out there, don't get my wrong. winds diminish tonight but no wind chill tomorrow. and temperatures finally above freezing by thursday afternoon. so for tonight, clear skies, very cold. winds diminish. 5 to 15. winds westerly at about 5 to 10. so these are downtown temps, teens to start, which means some single digits still in the burbs, mid-20s by 9 a.m., almost 30 by 1 p.m., that sounds warm, doesn't it? still tracking this nuisance mix on friday morning, 44 in the afternoon. we may have just enough residual cold air friday morning to have snow and sleet in the morning. weekend, 50s. low 50s on saturday, rain and showers. mainly showers end

record low this morning. new york city, new record low. that broke the one going back to the late 1800s. pittsburgh, new record low. we tied our record low in chicago and in kansas city. and the windchills right now, i mean, we're minus 24, minus 30, you get the picture, minus 11. the size of this arctic outbreak, it is so impressive, new orleans with a windchill of 13. atlanta, minus 9. it is really everyone east of the rockies. >> a lot of people suffering today. okay, bill, thank you. >>> the florida state seminoles are not because they are celebrating their first national championship since 1999. . >> a dramatic second half comeback by the noles. >> and with that the acc ends the run of seven consecutive sec championships beating number two auburn but it wasn't easy. the auburn tigers dominated the first half leading 21-3 and then the heisman winner showed life running over 20 yards with two minutes left setting up their first touchdown of the game. in the fourth, a seminoles game changing rally, whitfield with a 100 yard kick off retur

from the south so we're looking at temperatures warming up across china korea over course and also a new low pressure area developing here in central china can bring some rain showers even the risk of all across the angst over basin and then separately on a cold front moving through ohio and northern han soo now that itself could bring some twenty to thirty centimeters of snow in northern japan tokyo on the other hand. yes it will be staying warm over the next several days to go to the three day outlook here are now up to fourteen it goes back down the average but still stays above average by thursday. even down there and over towards odd soul three in the cause of the piano else when the world this doesn't seem very warm people. the average for this time it's easy run to soak still a little bit above average. now here in the year if we do have a low pressure system spitting up over the british isles it is and then bring in some gusty winds actually of years when reports about ninety km for our highways along with it some rain showers the big things is transporting all this cold air from the

. >> >> now -- >>> now richmond's homicide rate has fallen to a new low. richmond did not any any improvement in 2013 and they have not seen them in any given years since 2009. >>> we are getting some new information about the kidnapping case of a seven-year- old girl from antioch. in a jail house interview, the suspect admitted to kidnapping the girl but said the it is something i did as i cried out and he said he did not molest the girl and was trying to calm her. he also said quote, i tried to think of something to tell her so i said i am an angel sent by god to get her. he went to the antioch marina and that's where's has been sleeping. >>> a target employee helped to bring the abduction to an end. she wrote down the license license plate and she was watching him as a possible shoplifter and after knowing that, she called in the license plate and. >> they told me what i did helped and it was the craziest feeling. >> she started watching him in the store because his behavior seemed odd. she is glad the little girl is home safe and the ordeal is over over

study from the national bureau of research suggests a new low. the national series and spin off series. in 1991, 62 teenage girls out of 1,000 gave birth. by the time 16 and pregnant first aired in 2009, that rate had fallen to 39 out of every 1,000. since then, the rate has fallen to 29 out of 1,000 in 2012. the researchers think that 16 and pregnant could have contributed to the decline. >> i don't feel so grown up. in my life, i don't come first anymore, and joe realizes that he doesn't either. we're so tressed. neither has slept in days. >> if you don't get up first. >> a crying newborn is the new soundtrack to our lives, and both of our patience is starting to lessen. [ crying ] [ crying ] >> it's definitely taking a toll on us. >> the milk out again. what? no, joe. >> the power of television. can a popular show like 16 and pregnant help reverse a trend like teen pregnancy? we're joined now by phillip levine, a social economist. and mr. levine, thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> in a nutshell, i'm really curious. how di

new record low. new record low high, 15 at dulles and baltimore only got to 15 as well. only 18 in frederic. only 3 above in oakland and 14 for a high up in hagerstown. satellite picture, radar combined, you have to look carefully here, but there is another clipper in this parade of really endless clippers. this clipper, the center of the storm will go well to the north of us. it will drag a cold front through late tomorrow and tomorrow evening and that will give us clouds by tomorrow morning and maybe, maybe a snow shower. right now, not much going on. don't see much snow. a little bit of snow on the parts of the great lakes. that's about it. we have clear skies right now, but clouds are going to roll in overnight. we will stay dry and cold. temperatures right now, this is straight temperatures. no windchills here. 14 bethesda. 14 in rockville. 14 in fairfax and 16 in waldorf. so really, pretty uniform temperatures from north to south and south to north. it's just a cold air mass. now you factor in what little wind we have, it does not take much. one in gaithersburg rig

farmers going new lows in order to get water to keep crops alive z big waves mean big business. how much the means to local economy. and michael finney has a treat of a different kind for your sweetie. >> crews spent the day seth up for the biggest dog show happening this weekend. >> the all-breed show takes place saturday and sunday, one of the most prestigious in the country >> 100 breeds as well as dozens of vendors and going to include a fashion show. >> what doesn't love those pooches? >> world news is next. >> thanks for inviting us into your homes >>> welcome to "world news." tonight -- deep freeze. could it be this evening it's about to get even colder across much of america. dangerous temperatures as far south as texas, drivers sliding off highways. and from fire to ice, rescuers forced to melt this ice just to get inside to this victim. >>> the breaking news. the pictures coming in of a capital city up in flames tonight. who's in charge, the face-off under way at this hour, and our correspondent is right there. >>> an abc news exclusive. one-on-one with apple ceo tim c

other new lows would be ralph lauren, mcdonald's, some of those names hitting lows today.en: the overall market looking a lot more stable than it was even a half hour ago. the amount of identity authentication needed these days is overwhelming. karl barth and is the founder and ceo of this company. just describe how it works. it involves a wristband and your heartbeat to protect your most valuable information. >> exactly. a wristband that uses your cardiac rhythm as a biometric like a fingerprint or your face. it knows that it is you and you can completely forget about it. password and hands are completely gone. dagen: first and foremost, they say their information with your fingerprint. some people have a hangup about it. i do not. some people probably will not do. >> certainly, it is something new. we are asking people, would you wear this. part of our value proposition is saying it is not about security. it is about new kind of experiences. it is not just about security. it is new kind of experiences. we are asking people if they would be interested in that. dagen: you

several key allies of the turkish prime minister are facing allegations, and the lira has fallen to a new lowgainst the u.s. dollar. the fiscal uncertainty could have severe consequences. turkey's main stock market index also lost 2.1% this thursday. korean carmakers have issued a warning for 2014. they predict that their sales will grow at their slowest pace in more than a decade this year. the world fifth-largest automaking group lames tougher competition is growth in the global economy is lackluster. let's say also that the korean brands face tough competition from japan where carmakers are benefiting from a weak yen. an american retailer walmart is in trouble in china. from other animals are found in his heart. in these products. walmart says it will reimburse people who bought the donkey boots. >> it's good to know what you are eating, anyway. we are going to find out now what has people clicking and sharing over the past 24 hours. it is time for web news. >> hello and welcome to today's web news where we take a look at some of the stories making the online headlines. coming up, an itali

and we have a new low pressure area starting to develop out of china. that's bringing some showers at this time in shanghai. looking at some rain showers. it will be working its way off toward the east. right now at least on tuesday mild conditions across much of japan over towards korea. that's going to be shifting over to rain showers by wednesday, in tokyo by wednesday night into thursday. this low's going to start to work its way off towards the east and bring some showers as well. most of this is going to be rain. still could see some isolated patches of snow in the higher elevations. but most of it will also be shifting over to snow later on in the week. we're talking about this next blast of cold air coming in from the north. ulan bator minus 20, beijing at zero. but, take a look at this. the three-day outlook, it starts to go down and gets even below average for much of eastern china, japan, even korea. that's a look at your world weather. here's the extended forecast. >>> that's "newsline" for this hour. i'm gene otani in tokyo. from all of us

here is a pop song translated that we found on youtube. ♪ >> i think we just hit a new low. at's painful. i need jerry seinfeld to save me. of course comedians in cars have a new episode. take a look. >> i got a car. oh, my god. what kind of engine is in there? >> a two cylinder. >> it's like an old motorcycle. one for me, one for you. can you imagine walking into a car dealership going, yeah, i'll take that. >> how is it in the snow. >> how is the wicker in the snow? >> that's how you start it? >> yeah. >> okay. >> you're not going to believe this, but we are moving. >> my ass hurts a lot. >> from this? >> i hope so. >> he was really good. still ahead on "way too early" what is your last good deed you have done? your creative tweets and "morning joe." mr. cramer in the house moments away. as a working mom of two young boys life could be hectic. angie's list saves me a lot of time. after reading all the reviews i know i'm making the right choice. online or on the phone, we help you hire right the first time. with honest reviews on over 720 local services. keeping up with thes

defying new lows to rush through needles week. the diminishing protests will be anger stems from a decision by the country's present the two yanukovich to turn his back on the eu in favor of closer ties with russia. before i killed all of the crag is pulling events he presents the latest now from the basically it's a shiite said. it's peaceful demonstration on independence square to hide because often did that said that's a lot of anger that led to fayette that said these doodles that it did in tuesday's break the spell the end to democracy in ukraine. though people are saying that today's demonstration was read enough johnson very much they wanted to see decisive action from the political leaders speaking on the stage at times leads to a dodge section of the crowds did not feel satisfied with what to do but it's the leaders had to say that if you think that's the best for the u nineteen percent to one single digits and the gifts we've been telling the kids to get excited said sunday. i think he was disappointed by what the politi

low to mid 50s. after the nsa and irs controversies the president's numbers tumbled. according to a newoll of polls which averages the most recent surveys. his approval ratings stand at 53%. >> the president's approval rating has stood at or near all time lows at many surveys. he said that he doesn't obsess over polling. how does mr. obama compare to his most mediate two term presidents in the white house? >> george w. bush's numbers were also under water but bill clinton and ronald reagan's numbers were outstanding. fred? >> all right. thank you. so much. pa paulste paulsteinhouse paulsteinhouser. cnn will have the details live from washington at 7:00 on tuesday night. the annual state of the union speech is the president's chance to get a jump on things. they have a new plan. presidential historian and american university professor alan lichman with us. good to see you. >> thank you. >> the president, he will be relying lesson apiecing congress and perhaps using the power of the executive office. that is not something that he is not likely to lay out in his address or what he? >> i do

also those gusty winds and then towards the south along the tail end of that cold front we have a new low that's developing and this is going to bring some rain showers across florida, even over towards parts of northern mexico. see all these areas in the red? that's freezing rain. that really is going to be making for some slick conditions out here. also, the risk of power outages. definitely with this once you get that ice accumulation up on power lines, north of that once again, it's the gusty winds, combined with these cold temperatures. windchill is just going to be absolutely horrendous. but these are the high temperatures, on your monday. chicago at minus 19. winnipeg at minus 24. denver at minus 7. take a look at the lows, though. i think the highs are a little bit misleading sometimes, because that doesn't show what it feels like through the overnight hours. and many of you, not even up to the freezing mark, washington, d.c. at minus 3. atlanta even getting down near the zero degree mark and parts of georgia, you're also under those freeze watches and then that freezing rain. so

children's agency unicef said the violence in the country has reached a vicious new low. after at least 16 churn were killed in december. u.s. and israeli officials say the militant group hezbollah has been moving long-range missiles from war-torn syria into neighboring lebanon. that's according to reports today in "the new york times" and "the wall street journal." officials believe that hezbollah is trying to avoid an israeli military strike inside syria that would destroy the weapons. for more i spoke with eric schmidt, who co-wrote the article about this in "the new york times" times. eric, why is hezbollah moving these weapons now? >> they're moving them now to try to take advantage actually of some of chaos that's going on in syria, hoping that the mayhem on the ground will obfuscate some of the movements of these missile parts, missile systems if you will. the israelis have been watching this very close. they're very concerned about the impact these various kinds of missiles could have on their security and they conducted at least five air strikes in 2013 against t

. >> : and what will sit to a new low what the experts are saying about the current drought. [uncle]this is hopscotch,okay? uncle go one,two,one,two,one two,one. [niece]okay! [uncle]okay? [niece]one,two three,four,five,six,seven,eight! [uncle laughing] okay,we go the other way,okay? [niece]one,two,three,four,five, six,seven! [uncle laughs]there's ten spaces,you want to try again? [uncle]yeah? allocate 30 i who announcing a security breach. the females that were hacked the also passwords and accounts. >> : the above information that might be in the hands of cyber criminals is user names and passwords that are used for e-mail accounts. no information on, uses her affected. >> : will it they will reach out to customers through the mails and text messages to let them know who have been affected. they will have to recreate a password to log into their got to account. if your yahoo user make sure you log into a seat your affected are not. >> : if your yahoo users fuels one who is all of them i recommend to change your password. usually these things and getting bigger just change yo

as the arctic air moved east overnight, the mercury headed south to new lows not seen in decades or longer. the four degrees in new york city and nine below in pittsburgh broke records that were set more than a century ago. and in the south, atlanta hit six degrees, breaking a record that had stood for more than 40 years. this is what the well-dressed man was wearing in chicago today. the cold and wind made it both painful and dangerous to be outside. in baltimore, a water main break left a car frozen in place. more flights were canceled today, but relief is on the way. we have a team of correspondents covering the deep freeze. first, we'll go to jim axelrod in new york. jim? >> reporter: well, it's not just that new york city broke a 118- year-old record this morning scott, when the temperature hit 4 degrees; it's the swing that's so stunning. it was 50 degrees here yesterday. but that was before the polar vortex swept in. the arctic air pushed into the northeast just in time for the morning rush and forced new york city firefighters to thaw frozen hydrants with steam and sledgehammers. j

at new lows even in chicago, but what's the viral dangerous scene that is playing out on line? >> now somebody goes and sees this and they are looking for him. >> also tonight, a medical mystery so many of the basic things that make one feel like a human being become impossible. >> a debilitating syndrome turning bedrooms into prisons, largely ignored until now. and rocky mountain high? colorado fired up over legal marijuana. but it's not as free and easy as you may think. good evening everyone and thank you for joining us. violent crime has dropped to levels that haven't been seen since the 1960's. in chicago, for example, the number of murders fell by close to 100. but that city is still ranked as the murder capitol of the u.s. with at least 412 people killed in 2013. the biggest problem is gang related violence. america tonight investigating how social media may be fueling that violence. >> . >> three guys in this video that you made. >> yeah. >> are all dead. >> they are dead. >> yep. >> alvin el moore and his partner shorty capone are some of the most prolific producers in

new customers. we traditionally have the highest lows of all grants. imagine all these customers will stay with us -- >> it is a gateway drug. when they have their kids, they get to the class. they get older and they have a chauffeur. classical -- >> people are camping outside and waiting it debt for it to be delivered. >> one of the huge trends of this show seems to be technology. you have been lauded. your -- is the most technologically advanced luxury car on the road. does it trickle down as well? >> almost all the new technologies, eight months ago for the first time, now available, including driving a production car. no one else's offering that at that point in time. we are here ahead of time. we have 100 engineers sitting in palo alto for decades, being part of the community there and therefore helping us to be at the forefront of this technology. >> the heart of silicon valley. let me ask you about your successful sales year in the u.s.. you regret -- regained the top spot in 2013. number one is not a bad place to be. how important is it to hold

in the form of grants in aid of a new low. fromm economic growth. japanese assistance. will contribute to our infrastructure projects including roads and bridges in railway network was that he and mom still had some major hassle for me today. if it just kept more outside investment. one can induce the wind up negotiations for nationwide he's fine there to stop long running conflict between good and pretty and delicate light ne armed groups. earlier today the people want more than just peace. they want economic growth and a better lifestyle. i am very inspired to live in a society that offers greater freedom that's why we're implementing democratic policy. frankie gavin life needs to continue the stable. i say to get plenty of great control the international stage in two thousand fourteen semi will stare and yet for the ummah. i could go to an adhd well. the interview with president ain same tune and tear asian places what is time now for cake and to whether millions of people in the eastern areas of the united states are dealing with cold weather. mine sure he can sense

well to do it well a new low for the moments in american few weeks overdue decision that the soaring to a to d c span for the time being. barrett's in one of those people. we seem to have direction. for safety in riyadh school corporation. every art school maybe i can. dawn. us president ronald bomber has announced a series of reforms to us intelligence gathering he called for an end to the government's control over masses of phone data and comments to more transparency is needed to calm anger over surveillance programs and bridge the gap between ever changing technological capabilities and lagging legislation but some say the president's reforms don't go nearly far enough electronic surveillance by us intelligence has sparked widespread anger in america the president is keen to share in the stiffening other forms of poland today should give the american people greater confidence that their rights are being protected. even as our intelligence and law enforcement agencies maintain the tools they need to keep the site. the government from the electorate american schoolteacher itself aw

cartoon treatment as he pedals like crazy to get things back on track and we've got the latest on his new low tax approach coming up in the program. and when your motherland just doesn't love you back up ahead love be in limbo for all those who lived their whole lives there but what state was possible that stripped them of key privileges enjoyed by ordinary citizens. played. little. little little little. little cross talk rules and if it doesn't you can jump in anytime you want. a little. britain and the united states are repeated are reportedly threatening to cut off support for the syrian opposition unless it agrees to a tension even peace talks next week but the syrian national coalition insists that with al-qaeda rebels on the one hand and assad's regime on the other there's no one else for the west to deal with meanwhile the roadmap for the peace talks is being hammered out in paris as you can offer ports. well one of the first things that we've heard from u.s. secretary of state is that russia the u.s. and the un are completely on the same page that the only solution of the conflict in

cartoon treatment as he pedals like crazy to get things back on track we've got the latest on his new low tax approach coming up in the program. and when your motherland just doesn't love you back up ahead lothian limbo for all those who lived their whole lives there with state less passports that stripped them of the privileges enjoyed by ordinary set us and. economic down in the final. days. and the rest because i. believe we. have you with us here on our teacher day on research on. the front economic ship appears to be dead in the water and that's even compared to what struggling european neighbors it's fizzes it's a situation rather that's left the pro tax president scrambling for a way to spur growth and he looks ready to make a surprising political u. turn to do it. thank you so just like this way about the world this video clip mocks francois lawns tax policies which are among the major reason this has become the least popular president in france as more than history though he couldn't hold on to more towards the regional food together with belgium france's tax grab is the highest

also to come for you here on the program a new low for us afghan relations as washington tries to president karzai into signing a crucial security deal amidst of all the civilians most of them children were killed in a nato raid those details are just around the corner. there is so little self reflection on the part of both the american public and the american decision makers i wonder why is that. country of three hundred fifty million people very self-absorbed. from the world by two large oceans. we tend to think of foreign policy is something we do to other people. is that something we are just a baby and. right to see. first strike. and i think that your. orders. international is coming to you live from moscow thank you for joining us today and the drip drip of secret information fed into the media by whistleblower edward snowden well it seems to have forced the hand of u.s. president barack obama this week he said he wants to rein in the activities of the far reaching n.s.a. obama announced there would be no more spying on foreign leaders friendly to the u.s. and limits who we've placed

cartoon treatment as he paddles like crazy to get things back on track we've got the latest on his new low tax approach coming up in the program. and when your motherland just doesn't love you back up ahead lapsley in limbo for all those who lived their whole lives there but with stateless passports that stripped them of key privileges joined by ordinary citizens. crosstalk reason i think that you can jump in anytime you want. britain and the united states are reportedly threatening to cut support for the syrian opposition unless it agrees to attend peace talks next week but the syrian national coalition insists that with al-qaeda rebels on the one hand and assad's regime on the other there's no one else for the west to deal with meanwhile the top diplomats of russia and the united states along with the u.n. special envoy to syria have met to hammer out a roadmap for the peace talks at the meeting in paris they agreed that the three year civil war cannot be resolved through military means they also blamed both the rebels and the regime for the atrocities committed in syria but on the issue

cartoon treatment as he peddles like crazy to get things back on track we've got the latest on his new low tax approach coming up in the program. and when your mother land just doesn't love you back up ahead latvian limbo for those who've lived their whole lives there but with stateless passports that stripped them of key privileges enjoyed by ordinary citizens. speak to language. programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here on. reporting from the world talks about six of the ip interviews intriguing story to tell you. in trying. to find out more visit our big don't teach don't call. britain and the united states are reportedly threatening to cut off support for the syrian opposition unless it agrees to attend the geneva peace talks next week but the syrian national coalition insists that with rebels in the one hand and assad's regime on the other there's no one else for the west to deal with meanwhile the roadmap for the peace talks is being hammered out in paris as you are pissed off reports one of the first things that we've heard from u.s. secretary of state is that russia the u.

finding the new low energy sources is critical. that's right touch of weeks more of an eco energy is finding ways to help local and international energy suppliers and infrastructure companies go green the algae is attractive because not only reduces climbed outside and smoke stacks. it also doesn't compete with cops for farmland. algae as a biofuel could produce thirty times more oil per acre than other crops such as corn and sugarcane. it will also be non toxic juice milk salt provide context and that i don't agree quickly the dpp group and the ppt fee of up to the twentieth anniversary of the eu single market we're also looking at the future of the single market and how it can cause acute europe's economic revival by creating more jokes and stronger for it perhaps the most promising prospect is that digital single block in the sector abbas potential to win hearts our lives. on the prosperity. early this year the european commission tabled a proposal to reform what's known as collective rights management. many artists and performe

. >>> newly released ratings from neilsen show president obama reached a new low in viewership for his state of the union address. 33.3 million people tuned in tuesday night. in just a few hours the president will continues his tour outside washington focusing on income inequality. he will visit a ge plant in wisconsin and visit nashville. trips like this for the president are nothing new, but will this be anything different? joining me in studio is congressman debbie wasserman shultz. great to have you here. >> great to be here. >> let's talk about the president's trip and taking the message to the people. some say he was so critical of congress, i would not just stay in d.c., go to the hill, shake hands and talk to people about what he wants to get done. >> as we noticed over the last five years republicans don't seem interested in doing anything other than throwing obstacles in the path of progress. he's willing to work with them. said that tuesday night. wants to make sure that people know that he is focused on building ladders to the middle class and helping more people have oppor

finding the new low energy sources is critical. that's right touch of weeks more of an eco energy is finding ways to help local and international energy suppliers and infrastructure companies go green the algae is attractive because not only reduces climbed outside and smoke stacks. it also doesn't compete with cops for farmland. algae as a biofuel could produce thirty times more oil per acre than other crops such as corn and sugarcane. it will also be non toxic juice milk salt provide context and that i don't agree quickly the dpp group and the ppt fee of up to the twentieth anniversary of the eu single market. also the king of the future of the single market and how it can cause acute europe's economic revival by creating more jokes and stronger for it. perhaps the most promising prospect is that digital single market sector abbas potential to win hearts our lives. on the prosperity. early this year the european commission tabled a proposal to reform what's known as collective rights management. many artists and performers use of

cartoon treatment as he panels like crazy to get things back on track we've got the latest on his new low tax approach coming out in the program and when your motherland just doesn't love you back to have laughing in limbo for all those who lived their whole lives there but with stateless passports that stripped them of key privileges enjoyed by ordinary citizens. this immediately those who we. are the see who she. is it will be their shoes that no one is there with big they deserve answers from. welcome back you're watching r.t. international now an attempt by organic farmers in the u.s. to get monsanto to promise never to sue them for accidentally growing their genetically modified seeds has failed the u.s. supreme court refused to consider a case lodged by the farmers and they say is their fields could be contaminated by doctored crops and fear being dragged through a legal quagmire by a biotech giant for pavement infringement william and dol author of the book seeds of destruction the hidden agenda of g.m.o. says the decision has serious implications. monsanto has a team of lawyers th

low. >> happy new year. >> happy new year to you. >> before we get to the low temperatures, my favorite story, you've got a bunch of global warming alarmists. they want to head out to antarctica to prove that the ice shelf there is melting so fast that every beach front home in the world is going to be swept up in a massive tsunami, and they got stuck in trapped ice, then the rescue ship got trapped in ice. then the united states, i assume we're going to have to pay for this, that we're sending in a heavy icebreaker to free the two ships. what's your reaction? >> all they had to do is look at statistics. that back in 2012, arctic ice was growing, it was a 60% increase than it was in previous year, a million more square miles of ocean covered by ice. so all they had to do. they're scientists, aren't they? don't they like facts and figures? >> we heard in the 1970s that the new ice age is coming. then we have made-up facts and scientists actually lie to us. you've got to admit that all the global warming people got stuck in the ice. >> well, it doesn't quite work the way you think, shawn.

cartoon treatment as he battles like crazy to get things back on track we've got the latest on his new low tax approach coming up in the program here on our team and when your mother land just doesn't love you bad bad lot be in limbo for all those who lived their whole lives there but with stateless passports that stripped them off key privileges enjoyed by ordinary citizens. to. choose your language. because we could with no information. some of. the cubans get consensus to. choose the opinions the great. truths the stories that impact the lives truths be access to. well back to watching r t international with marina josh and tam byron getting farmers in the u.s. to gap and santa it's a promise never to sue them for accidentally growing their originality modified seeds has failed the u.s. supreme court refused to consider a case lodged by the farmers and they say their fields could be contaminated by doctor and crops and fear being dragged through a legal quagmire by the by a tad giant for peyton's infringement dotter of the book seeds of destruction the hidden agenda of g.m.o. says the d

saturday five of their toys or taipei from rain showers in your forecasting their shanghai with a new low starting bid of tokyo state drive with a high of nine here going to weaken us to go to the americas in an orderly around this week we're talking about the blast of arctic air record low temperatures or conversely going into the weekend. talk of a record warm temperatures in the same areas believe it or not because we look at this big world wages of warm air coming in from the gulf of mexico on ahead of this a low pressure system that can be bringing some rain showers the risk of thunderstorms with this off with a mix precipitation across the western great lakes and still fulfill north of this warm front. but for the most part are to see a significant warm up some rain showers that is if you it's a severe thunderstorms to do wad office especially on saturday along the eastern seaboard you see few super self and gusty winds even corneal possibly coming out of this the other problem is you get widespread rain showers. this rapid warm up for talking about. i stamped on very well could occ

canceling flights and pushing temperatres to new lows. >> pam: and next: remember this reunion? in a story you'll only see on kron4. our stanley roberts sits down one-on- one. with former santana member. marcus the magnificent malone. >> jacqueline: we are looking at a picture we did see cloud coverage cooler out there today but we will talk more about that coming up and did you like to send is post that we could use on the air tended to kron4 that is post that we could use on the air tended to kron4 that come or facebook fan page. to those who've waited... is post that we could use on the air tended to kron4 that come or fworried...n page. poked and prodded... taken risks... and lived in a state of "what if?"... welcome to a new state... of health. welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage. financial help for those in need. and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. enroll now at coveredca.com. (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> reporter:now at 8:30. >> pam: a reunion that's now

build it and they come if we took an infrastructure approach and built the infrastructure that a new sector low merger and it has. when you see did pharmaceutical companies here with the hospital it will open in 2015 and another hotel pop up and family houseraising money at the stephen's house the other day it will house families to come through the treatment but you'll also see the innovation reflected here. i'm glad to see ray cell here. your not only in the morning an incubator but a inventor to get together with other tech companies and introduce them to the relationship he's pr this is what mission bay is all about no matter where here in hospitality or manufacturing and now in digital health care. i love this blend. i was introduced to this when i was talked about this and she introduced the idea to put all the health data symbol clouds and allow us to astronomer health care and what a timing it would be when we're on the vertigo of implementing the care act we're trying to look at the bridge time of the digital movement to the health care movement and rock health it perfect. i'm excited

the stock is down 9.5%, hit a new 52-week low.hanson, is going to be leaving the company. it is a surprise move. only just recently he was at an investment conference, last week, for retail and the like for powell restaurant consumer industries, and analysts that were there got no indication at all that there was going to be some sort of management change. now, when you talk about these teen retailers, they obviously all face intense competition. american eagle, abercrombie & fitch, aeropostal, they're all to the downside. and they face h&m and zara. obviously, an intense industry, but the departure of this ceo is, obviously, very telling. and at the same time abercrombie & fitch is looking for division heads, so i'm sure there's only a small pool of folks who can run these things. back to you. cheryl: thank you so much, nicole. dennis: what's bugging me is hypocrisy in davos. this week hordes of ceos and politicians, activists and celebrities and the media descended on davos, switzerland, for the world economic forum, the most po

hitting new lows today. global production numbers are to the downside.ining margin that they normally gather our to the downside. you come out and you see that their numbers are dropping. by the way, shaving off more than 20 native dow points. back to you. connell: a company that is a huge success. it makes you look like you made it to the top. staying there is another challenge. they call him the company whisperer, apparently. he was on with us before. here is what he had to say. >> the organizations that i work with have enough humility to know they don't know what they do not know. they have those blind spots. connell: recognizing warning signs within your organization. leadership and growth expert and chief executive. it is good to have you back. first of all, thank you. second of all, youthat we cut ht day. we were having a good discussion. it is something different. this idea of knowing what you don't know, that must be difficult for some executives when they come to you. >> absolutely. i share with leaders, after helping build a company to $1 bill

decision does to the parties in the states is going to be fascinating to watch in this new election year. it's a lowry high-profile political impact. >>> right now on "first look," benghazi failures. the attacks that led to four american deaths could have been prevented according to a new senate report. intelligence overhaul. the president prepares to reveal overhaul to america's spy tactics and surprising details. numbers. the numbers are in. plus anonymous no more. we will reve who paid 1 $142 million for these paintings. >>> a brawl breaks out on the hard court and one heck of a catch to show you. good morning, everyone. i'm betty nguyen. >>> we begin with breaking news overnight. three people

brand new fox polls showing support for obamacare dropping to new lows. good morning to you on this friday. i'm jon scott. >> i'm uma pemmaraju in for jenna lee. as approval of obamacare drops, kathleen sebelius is promoting the law as a key official resigns. after leaving with only six months on the job. the white house brought him in last summer to help and he steps down after a health care forced him to withdraw. ed henry chief correspondent from the white house. ed, good to see you. >> reporter: white house officials say there were family issues that chris jennings had to attend to in addition to the health scare. that is why he is stepping down. what is important about this, he is somebody that brought a lot of experience to the table because he served way back in the clinton administration on health care issues as well so obviously had been through many battles on capitol hill while the clinton white house and republicans on hill. and between the obama white house an republicans on the hill. let's face it there is still big battle ahead in implement

john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. >> low water levels in the american river led the city counsel impose strick limits. they want homes and businesses to cut consumption by 30%. the city of fulsome is also calling on customers to cut usage. that equals 80 gallons of water a day. here are ideas, the environmental protection agency said turning off the tap while shaving, or brushing. only washing full loads of laundry. and replacing an older toilet with an efficient model. >> as our state faces the possibility of a drought he is calling for a water bond measure. the state needs to increase its water supply and there isn't enough money for long term water products. >> the water needs of california are enormous. we have to focus on all three. there are remaining dollars we could put to use now but they are not enough to meet the long term -- >> he wants to put the measure on this year's ballot. money for immediate needs would come from unused money. the dry, warm weather has a silver lining, it is a gorgeous day. coming up, a road trip to some of the warmest places. >>> there are new questio

father, a husband, a member of the community for them to suggest that he deserved to die is really a new lowor tabloid print. even for the new york post. >> have you heard anything back from the post? >> they issued a statement yesterday that was a qualifying statement. but really it's not enough. they caused so much pain to this family and to the community, they poured salt on the wounds of this community and family who just hours earlier buried this man. for them to issue that headline is so hurtful that we think nothing short of an apology is warranted. >> we will follow-up with you and see if you get that apology. appreciate your time. >> thank you very much. this is one of the days when weather becomes the news. half the country is experiencing the coldest temperatures in 20 years. parts of minnesota famous for the brutal winters and the temperature will not get above 20 below in the coming days. fact are in the wind chill, 65 degrees below zero. chicago here's another example. more lake effect snow and plunging temperatures. no surprise. you see the pictures. mom and her child. all the

the airline industry hitting a new low. "fox & friends first" starts right now. ♪ >> good morning.appy friday. you made it through the week. the weekend is here. you are watching "fox & friends first". i am heather childers. >> oh, what a morning. it is friday. we have made it through. thank you for starting your day with us. damage control in new jersey. governor chris kris tree now scrambling to contain bridge gate. >> the governor taking swift action firing a top aid who ordered rush hour lane cloush ours on the george washington bridge. it was the first day of school made a mess of traffic. >> marianne rafferty is live with the governor's apology and what happens next. >> new jersey governor crist christie calls himself heartbroken said he was blind sided by a scandal by some of his top aids. >> i come out here today to apologize to the people of new jersey. i am embarrassed and humiliated by the conduct of some of the people on my team. >> mayor accepting that apology, but back in september 3rd lanes of the george washington bridge were closed in his city for four-days causing

everyone's houses because low-level radiation is good for you. in alaska, that's where the newand changed the locks and wouldn't let anyone over. in iowa, it was taken over by the wrong people. but they're better than the crew who was in there before who completely bungled the iowa caucuses the last time around. in minnesota, the state republican party got an eviction notice from their landlord. and now we have this in new hampshire and new jersey. and so here comes the national republican party to rescue them, to help those little state parties out more than they helped them out before. and maybe none of those miserable failings is why national republicans are deciding to do that now. but they're deciding to do that now. whatever this interesting national decision does to the parties in the state is going to be fascinating to watch in this new election year. it is a low-profile decision that could have a very high-profile political impact. now time for "the last word" with lawrence o'donnell. have a great night. >>> tonight, chris christie's donors are worried, and the first n

that was after ntervention currencies hit new lows of years of the fallout from the tories are takingpunch bowl. are we about to see another asian contagion? here to weigh in, the cio. welcome back to the show. good to see you. >> thanks. gerri: how worried about the sell-off are you? >> well, it is hard to know. stock prices right now in the u.s. are very expensive. we are starting from a high level of valuation. then again, it would not be unusual for the market to give investors spooked and then keep moving. this rally that brought us your over the last two years, we have ne up to the% to. a lot of mentum behind it. gerri: let's take a deep dive into what happened toda. in the la couple of days foreign currency markets are a mess. and me folks are saying this is worrisome about the federal reserve and the poor receive policies. what do you see with foreign currencies right now? what could cause this sort of contagion like we saw back in the 90's? >> by foreign currencies of the you're referri to the emerging-maet currencies, and that is a story that is months old now. last year the

. >> public faith in president obama sanction to new lows.te late year cooperation, the fighting generally went on. >> i think in terms of entering an era of good will, we put the car in reverse and slammed on the gas. >> people are really frustrated with how things are going in d.c. people just kind of shake their heads. what is going on? >> still you had to go outside of washington for the best scandals of the year. they belong to the mayors. >> the behavior i engaged in was wrong. >> san diego mayor had to give up his seat that he was grabs at the morality of others. in new york anthony wiener -- >> now satly we did not win this time. >> lot of for the mayor's office. couldn't put his finger on the reason. >> i think entertaining is the best word. i wish him all the best. >> the worst mayor on the continent, give it up for toronto's rob ford. >> allegations are ridiculous. >> do i not use crack cocaine. >> yes, i have smoked crack cocaine. >> just a little bit of crack. >> here ran around like a lot of moose in a mall. >> i look at him lik

. >> and the president's state of the union address hit a new low. 20 million fewer viewers than those who watched the president's first aed dress to congress in 2009. at the lowest rated speech still belongs to former president be bill clinton and the final state of the address in 2000 drew little more than 31 million viewers. >> president obama is in nashville at this hour expanding on the proposals that he outlined in the state of the union speech. >> and the republicans are coming up with their own list of what they'd like to see happen in the year ahead. news4's steve handelsman is live on capitol hill. >> thank you, wendy. up here they like to call the gop party the party of no, and symbolized by the government shutdown, and this is the gop trying a sort of makeover. >> reporter: the house republicans retreated to maryland's eastern shore to plot election year strategy and promise fed-up voters a change, and less negativity. >> it is important that we show the american people that we are not just of the opposition party the, and we are actually