1609, and within a handful of years, you had dutch beaver traders here and the development of new netherland based on commerce and trade that extended from central connecticut all the way to delaware. >> captain reynolds not only navigates the half moon, he's also the director of the new netherland museum. >> what sort of artifacts are on the ship? >> oh, you'll find everything aboard here from navigational tools to the foods that were eaten to native artifacts and european artifacts. >> a common misconception is that hudson was lost when he found what's now new york city. >> people tend to think that these explorers just blundered around and accidentally stumbled upon their discoveries, but they didn't. they sailed very precisely everywhere they were going. they knew where they were going, they documented where they were and what they were finding. >> at the time hudson sailed, life aboard ship wasn't glamorous. >> split peas formed one of the basic staples for shipboard life, as well as white peas and wheat. you'd cook this up, more or less, like oatmeal, and that would form the basis of w

among those present were the key new signings new astra of the netherlands and the county and became a scalpel and eight. the team's general manager of a town of inaugural made his objectives clear that this year saying i'm happy with the twenty thirty zero to tally a victory to cook the dishes in the fall to as close to falling victories by conservative of eight. i've satisfied my first year as general manager but the objective for twenty fourteen as team boss paul says manuel is to beat teams like that or defrost cycle to achieve that goal this summer will be counting all the team lead in the valley who echoes that of gross principal objective and winning cycling's most prestigious race this season but this album will be typing all that i choose this campaign will be having measure of the telly a hoax on twenty eleven when the scalp of a twist on the table the one year contract following several seasons at mowbray the eye the youth. what's more you're totally new room to do. and on. while. in it. did the wind the more. at that while. zero and bar. people to be killed in an explosio

the end about the rest of the news move over california the netherlands yes that tiny little country in northern europe is the place to be when it comes to eating healthy and your poor put out by the anti-poverty nonprofit oxfam is ranked all the countries in the world according to the ability of their population to access to tricia's and healthy food to get their rankings oxfam researchers school. each of the world's one hundred twenty five countries top one hundred twenty five countries according to how they measured up to four main questions people have enough to eat can people afford to eat is food of good quality and what is the extent of unhealthy outcomes of people's diets but all the results were tallied the netherlands came in number one france and switzerland both came in a close second of the united states was tied with japan for twenty first place chad which is located african borders the war torn country of sudan comes in dead last so what makes the netherlands such a model for healthy eating and welcome policy makers here in the united states do to make sure that americ

it's part of a european swing in late march that will also take the president to the netherlands and belgium. >>> bad newsor wichita, kansas tonight, where they make learjets, among other things. the canadian parent company bombardier has announced 350 more layoffs on top of the 200 people who were notified before christmas. they are a big employer in the area, and furloughs are coming for other workers it's believed due to a slowdown in the business jet market. >>> new research published by a journal of the national academy of sciences is blaming china for at least some of the air pollution on the american west coast. one professor from the university of california made the point that a lot of the manufacturing going on in china was outsourced in the first place from the u.s., so we're paying for it twice. while not all of l.a.'s smog problem can be blamed on another country, it is provable that pollutants are carried across the pacific by air currents aloft. >>> you may recall the stunning photo from a few nights back. an intense electrical storm over rio. it struck the christ the redeemer statue and da

and sales in the netherlands more than doubled, but that was because of a new tax increase coming intoect in january. a lot of people in the netherlands went out and bought cars in december before the tax increase came into effect. >> chad, sales are up, but how are they pricing? a lot of these got boosted by cash for clunkers. >> and there are a lot of incentives in the market. we did see incentives creep up in december and january and in g ermany. germany being the biggest market in the region that those incentives help automakers clear out inventory before the start of the new year. however, automakers are saying that cars are seven to eight years old in europe here at people are coming into showrooms to buy new vehicles. e, what is also important is that used car sales are starting to increase. as sales go up, that is an incentive for people to buy new cars as the prices get closer to one another. raiseelps auto makers prices on used cars. increases iss usually the first sign of a market recovery in the automotive industry. >> it bodes pretty well for 2014. >> yeah, certainly, we a

he will make stops in the netherlands, belgium and italy. >>> there's new evidence on what the diocesechicago did and failed to do about the child sex scandal involving priests. thousands of documents were moved to different parishes while others were assigned to work around children. >> reporter: the victims and the family members say that these documents really vindicate them because they prove that there was abuse going on and the catholic church knew about it for several decades. the victims and their families were at a press conference today, and they presented thousands of documents in boxes. and the documents contained letters from parents and memos, they included memos from the archdiocese, and they included details of priests transferred are one church to the other. one victim's father is very outraged by the archdiocese's behavior, and he's questioning his faith in the catholic church now. >> they have done nothing, the archdiocese of chicago. and that hurts more than anything else. because being brought up a catholic, and the faith and the trust you have, and to be disappoin

the new one from europe france germany the uk belgium and the netherlands are seeing a particularly high accidents. because the switch comes into serious to me during turkey. european governments now see syria as the number one breeding ground for anti western pundits who has returned to europe and the insight new security threats. neil been disillusioned guys because they are being faced with an anti war and the need to take a victory total to thirty four. some of them it would be character in each piece into a court because they will pay you back if he knew we had a cagey have joined a group we have evidence of these some of them. it's the duty of care so you try to discreetly year of money to what they do but you can tell. that money to a twenty four seven the hundreds of feet is just beyond the reach souls lost a good piece of news. the eu believes increased data gathering and airline passenger information like . the station station proposed for the commission to set up the european union passenger name record system it is indeed in the skull takes the most perfect accord with the mi

egyptian voters overwhelmingly approved a new constitution i just said james says it right the list and the netherlands and former lebanese prime minister every recess assassination in two thousand fine the vatican faces a grilling at the un as it has to defend his record as of the local priest abuse scandal. us nuclear weapons offices but down from the village gta for allegations of cheating in proficiency test. egyptian voters in a referendum held this week have overwhelmingly approved a new constitution according to interior ministry official the results could pave the way for army chief gen out till fall to lcc to announce his candidacy for president. ten eyes may have exceeded fifty five percent on the approval of the constitution is perhaps more than ninety five percent according to the official the result comes as no surprise there was little or no trace of accompanying against the new constitution it was supported by egyptians who also supported the army overthrew of islam as president muhammad mostly in july. the muslim brotherhood calls for a boycott of the folks that go on. the us congress h

hundreds of brave swimmers in the netherlands and germany took a new year's day plunge in freezing watersome a group of daredevils jumped off a bridge into the icy tiber river. part of president obama's health care law did not kick in, as scheduled, today. it's the mandate that some church-affiliated groups provide coverage for birth control. late last night, supreme court justice sonia sotomayor blocked the requirement, at least temporarily. she acted on an appeal by a catholic nuns organization in denver. sotomayor gave the government until friday morning to respond to her order. in iraq, president nouri al-maliki used new year's day to appeal for an end to months of violence. he urged sunnis to join his shiite led government in battling al-qaeda militants. but new trouble erupted as gunmen stormed police stations in several cities. the united nations estimated today more than 7800 civilians were killed in 2013, as violence spiked across iraq. of those deaths, more than 660 occurred in the month of december alone. negotiators from south sudan's warring sides have arrived in ethiopia to

in the netherlands some people braved the weather to find a cool way to celebrate the new year too coldfor thousands of plunged into the north sea for the countries. in motion. on our website we've got the very frigid incredibly cold numbing footage. of. a group of researchers trying to bridge the gap between animals and humans produced a gadget that can translate what a dog is thinking into english. for the full story. in a new year's address the u.k. prime minister called on the country for unity that's as scotland is set to vote in an independence referendum next september david cameron urged people to vote no saying that their family of nations is better off together. travelled to edinburgh to find out if people there are ready to make the big decision. it's going to be a major year for scotland at the end of twenty four saying they're going to have that independence referendum and there is everything still to play for indeed the united kingdom this time next year could look vastly different services campaigns set to kick into first gear to try and convince faces either way ahead of

in the netherlands some people braved the weather to find a cool way to celebrate the new year.check this out very cold too cold for my taste but thousands of dutch plunged into the north sea for the country's polar bears. we have got to. put. a group of researchers trying to bridge the gap between animals and humans and produced a gadget that can translate what a dog is thinking into english. but the full story. in is new year's address the u.k. prime minister called on the country for unity that says scotland is set to vote in an independence referendum next september david cameron urged people to vote no saying that their family of nations are better off together r.t. sarah for travel to edinburgh to find out if people there are ready to make the big decision. it's going to be a major year for scotland at the end of twenty four saying they're going to have that independence referendum and there is everything still to play for indeed the united kingdom this time next year could look vastly different services campaigns set to kick into first gear to try and convince faces eithe

another one hand the abu assad who has lived in the netherlands since the early nineteen eighties the gene one on one jacobson intimately. eye. is you the new tnt stands at expressed mixed opinions are guiding new york yankees star alex rodriguez suspension the slugger will be out for the entire two thousand fourteen major league baseball season and playoffs for doping. some fans thought the one hundred sixty two game ban punishment was a bit much. i've been debating on that day that goes out with the losses they've been caught on the bed soo badly that they gave that we would do if i was then that contains fall at. i guess possible. this means that instead of finance. ahh got to see the updates. irish show and i am. i sprayed by a sound. with us. lily is an amazing light. and it's brilliant and entertaining the suspension was the reduction on the initial penalty of two hundred eleven games handed down by mlb but it's still the longest sentence ever imposed for doping offenses in baseball some pencil or thought it wasn't long enough the ecb gone. life is worse than heroes. earlier this week anthony botched the owner of a now closed for the

let's move to the netherlands now at almost eight months when to break the spirit of this he returns to action and it's a new year. the sun came from and the top of a neck and neck race between high and the history on heaven nothing can stop them and all that keen on each end and i am. take notes for the last minute winner to hand it to sell them if they can see what awaits on the pieces bought on saturday. christina storming from chelsea took less than three minutes to put the visitors ahead with the stoop outside of that the orthodontist to get his little toes into the pits the gardens just need to pick up the tips and more defendants in the city report that has to go to the campaign. the game seemed destined for school until the total scheme which is good for the final whistle to the critical in the special court in science. for those with health costs. he is doing that in one meal for us to this in the head of my students the school could face it it's there. clients now have fourteen points off the nuts and games. what's with you what slideshow of his psp are they forcing them into the gates. like some t

new name for two car companies. recently merged chrysler and fiat will be known as "fiat chrysler automobiles." it's "office" is based in the netherlands, however it operates out of a detroit suburb. the merger is off to a good start. chrysler's earnings report revealed the company quadrupled revenues in the fourth quarter, which will help boost fiat's results. now onto more earnings news.. boeing cruised through the 4th quarter with a 26% profit increase as the jet maker delivered a more orders for commercial aircraft. however the stock dropped 7 dollars as investors remain cautious about the year head. dow chemical shares moved up more than a dollar and stayed up in yesteday's down market. the company turned in sales that topped $14 billion. dow will triple its stock buyback to $4.5 billion and increase its dividend to fight pressure to break up the company. and nintendo profits plunged on weak sales of wii u. competitors are gaining on apple. just days after apple admitted to losing ground in the smartphone market...data finds companies such as lenovo and samsung are gaining marketshare. however, the tech giant still holds 34% of th

new york. secondary, perhaps in the long. fiscal headquarters could be in the u.k.. legal headquarters, the netherlands. with the tractor company they spun off in 2011. the biggest issue is corporate headquarters. the italian is not their most important industrial brand. he said the u.s. has a good argument for getting the corporate headquarters. more than 4/5 of their profit in the combined company comes from the united states. more than half of the revenue. we will have to see. it is a political decision. he met with the prime minister yesterday. i'm sure the issue came up. and the issue of, what is it going to be called? >> the brand name will remain the same. >> we know fiat will say there, chrysler will stay there -- we know it sounds petty -- but the question is, what order? [laughter] take will get an italian's on that. francine, over to you. >> and italian take. a lot of people are saying that the italian government is putting a lot of pressure on the company. for more on fiat, the expected name change, and the expected earnings, we are joined by an automotive analyst. you are expecting a mixed

new corporation that will be formed, it will be called fiat chrysler automobiles. the headquarters remain in auburn hills and torin but they will register the company in the netherlands for securities laws purposes. they hope to list an ipo by october 1st and the stock will hopefully be listed in new york and milan. that's the hope of the ceo. in a conference call today, he did say that he plans to stay at fiat chrysler at least for the next three years. what's long been his one complaint with this market right now? europe. he doesn't see it getting much better any time soon. >> we are dealing with shark-infested waters. unless you have optionality with an industrial network i think you are fundamentally in deep doo-doo. we have been able to find a way to extricate ourselves from that predicament. >> this news about fiat chrysler automobiles overshadows the fact that they reported fourth quarter earnings today. chrysler, $650 million was the profit in the fourth quarter. as for fiat as a whole, if it wasn't for chrysler, they would be in the red. they would have reported a loss for the fourth quarter. but they posted a slight profit because of chrysler. take a look a

news at all. on the upside, this cold weather could help you lose weight. researchers in the netherlandsair, 65 degrees, may increase the amount of energy our bodies use to get warm. in other words turning down the them sat -- thermostat will help you lose weight. >> i like it cold at night. >> you too. >> especially in the winter. i want it cold in the house. i sleep better. you're telling me i'm burning calories. >> you are burning more. >> two or three more? >> not that many, but if you're also using what is called our brown fat, which is good fad -- good fat that helps burn calories. so if you have lower temperatures, the boy activates the brown fat. >> i have brown fat? >> you do. >> always been a wonder in our family if maybe there wasn't one percentage of all of news our family with brown fat. what is brown fat? >> brown fat is this kind of healthy fat in your body, and it actually can convert the not so good fat, burning it into calories. so a way of losing way. but we're not talking about large numbers of weight loss. this one study, 17 volunteers for six hours a day did have th

recently chicago and new york announced that they are attempting to reduce all fatalities to zero in the next 10 years. based off models that have been seen in sweden, netherlands and united kingdom. our city can do the same. in fact our city has already invested enormous resources to identify how collisions happen and to prevent it. we have already studied and identified the most dangerous high injury corridors and areas in the city and the most dangers driving behaviors. we have information and we need to act on what we know and the incredible data we have already collected. supervisors avalos, he and i are making this commitment to our residented zero traffic fatalities in 10 years. as we ask our residents to absorb residential density and more pedestrians and drivers to share our roads, the city need to step up our efforts to make this work with our infrastructure and to make our city safer. we are asking to create san francisco's vision zero based on a three part strategy focus is on engineering and education and enforcement. we believe this will make san francisco a safer place to walk and bike as we ask san francisco to make this their primary and prefer

netherlands shortly. the the accused men will deny involvement in the car bombing in beirut nine years ago. >>> reporting for the big majority of those who voted in the recent referendum on a new constitution said yes according to the newspaper. around 90% anythings voted in favor. the military-backed government said half the people turned out to vote on the referendum. >>> and al jazeera continues to call for the immediate release of five of its journalist who is are still being detained in egypt. mohamed fahmy and bad er mohammed and peter greste are charged with joining terrorist groups, which al jazeera claims is fabricated. the other two journalists, they have been detained for five months. >>> at least 22 people have been injured in a blast at an opposition demonstration in the thai capitol bangkok. india's ruling party announced that gandhi will rul run the campaign. one of india's famous political families, but he runs an uphill battle. the election is expected to be held in several stages during april and may. >>> so exactly who is rahul gandhi. he has been a member of parliament since winning his father's seat in 2004. he belongs to one of india's oldest political dy

new year's tradition that attracts over the bravest or the most bullish. -- foolish, but it is a popular one, as demonstrated by the turnout on this chilly north sea beach in the netherlands >> this is my first time and it is just amazing. >> i will do this more often. >> i'm feeling really great now, but i can't feel my feet. they are completely frozen. >> the desire to plunge into freezing water at the start of the new year is shared right across europe. in berlin, revelers take to the lakes to wish people a happy new year. rome, italians dive into the gray waters of the tiber and then some surface with a message. >> i want to dedicate this dive to the roman people, mothers and fathers who have children without jobs. i don't want to talk about politics, but i want to wish everyone a happy new year. over to dunkirk, northern france, where the cold temperatures seem to have affected people even before they have gotten to the water. the veterans from this yearly ritual are only too happy to give out advice. >> you have to start by thinking of your feet and the rest follows. that's why i have shoes on, because it allows you to go slowly. >> soon enough, it is all over and t

in the netherlands some people braved the weather to find a cool way to celebrate the new year thousandsof dutch plunged into the north sea for the country's polar bear swim looks mighty cold on the in motion section of our website we've got the frigid frigid footage. plus what a dog a group of researchers try to bridge the gap between animals and humans they have produced a gadget that they say can translate what a dog. it's thinking into english you can head to our to dot com for the full story . in his new year's address the u.k. prime minister called on the country for unity scotland are set to vote in an independence referendum next september david cameron urged people to vote no saying that their family of nations is better off together first travelled to edinburgh to find out if people there are ready to make the big decision is going to be a major year for scotland at the end of twenty four saying they're going to have that independence referendum and there is everything still to play for indeed the united kingdom this time next year could look vastly different says those campaig

the news comes as the white house releases the president's upcoming travel schedule in addition to the vatican city stop, the president will visit the netherlandswell. those are our top headlines this morning. >> the duke is back. the late john wayne icon of american westerns as a new bourbon scheduled to hit the youves in a few months, and think about this for a moment and wonder, how is it a deceased hollywood star can actually break into the intensely competitive alcohol market? i tell you what, we're joined by the executive editor at food and wine magazine. when i first heard about this, i thought it was a joke. they are totally serious. >> it is impressive. it is a team of between the wayne family and jason woodbridge, a top-level napa valley winemaker and also a huge john wayne fan. it is going to be good stuff. wayne is to one of the most popular movie stars in america. every year on the pole, he doesn't ever leave. >> millenials like him. >> he is a worldwide brand. interestings an play and good bourbon. it is not out yet. they're launching it in a month or so. space ine craft distilleries is booming right now. >> whether it is bourbon

the new year a prospect that's concerned many christian and jewish groups who say assisted suicide laws against religious codes. wilson is set to become the second country in the world the netherlands to grant the right to euthanasia to minors under the age of eighteen twenty two and a life of intolerable physical suffering. dr easts of snopes he works at a cancer center in brussels and was an early advocate for introducing the right to euthanasia for adults and adults in just over ten years ago. he's now supportive of the extension to minors. you can imagine tomo. in the brain. all three each leader. and then again because they were coming back. mule variations and the ties and so on and on the menu. i want to put his old team. you can acquisition of understanding and a beagle two. christine paine who cannot afford them. the court in the mall encounter. jamie mole came and used it. did so close to you. during the race but the parents. and today keeps the industry when we don't call the center will be allowed to request eat any stature during subsequent talks with doctors and their parents before being approved by a legal committee. supporters of the law say it puts strict rules in

leland: speaking of new year's, a big chill for partygoers in the netherlands.ork this morning this is what you would be doing. heather: really? leland: thousands of revelers taking the plunge in the frigid waters of the north sea. part of the annual new year's dive. it started in the 1960s when a few friend decided to go for a swim to start the new year. exactly what you would do if you were there at this time. now the event as sponsors and divers get a tin of dutch pea soup. that really very colorful and so elegant beaney hat as well. heather: the beanie hat. that is all the difference. leland: the beanie hat makes all the difference. >> it keeps them warm. without that it would be cold. leland: exactly, without that, just how bad would it be? heather: speaking of taking a swim, divers in italy taking a bigger splash. look at this, this diver leaping over 50 feet off a bridge in rome, right into the icy river below. four divers making the frigid fall as well as crowds watched as part of a traditional new year's celebration in rome. when in rome you know what t

netherlands is called says all attempts to. fail in the. internet that's the great. dramas to be ignored. stories others refuse to notice. places change. the old picture of today's new. and from around the globe. the russian embassy in sudan has tightened security after a knife attack on the consul and his wife needed treatment in hospital but have since been discharged police say the suspect was from the central african republic he was reportedly seeking to avenge the killing of his brother by foreign troops well for more insight on the story i'm not joined live by jeremy corbin he's british labor party the. front says almost two thousand troops deployed there in the central african republic all these peacekeepers them proving not to be provoking violence when i think western intervention in north africa or any part of africa obviously produces a huge reaction because that's the tradition is almost such that it's the former colonial power to in the case of france that goes in to intervene whenever there's any problems there and whilst they are intervening in central african republic to try to bring about some kind of peace in the pashtun in reality there is a huge

netherlands broadcasting played old video of the skater. saying he has a history of losing his temper. knegt had at least one new>> it's the spirit of competition. i can understand the guy throwing the finger. >> reporter: this guy has thrown fingers of his own. >> a cab was trying to cut me off. >> reporter: some are making comparisons. sports grid joked, sjinkie knegt is dutch for richard sherman. >> don't you ever talk about me! >> reporter: sore winners, sore losers. when is the last time you flipped someone off. for what? >> it might be you, because you keep me here in the snow. >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> i have to say, that's my favorite gesture. i'm don lemon. thanks for watching. >>> this is "piers morgan live." welcome. tonight the rant that everyone in america is talking about. rich sherman's extraordinary trash talk on fox sports after the seahawks' amazing victory. >> i'm the best corner in the game! that's the result you're going to get! don't you ever talk about me! >> tonight, what was he thinking? richard sherman explains all, exclusively to cnn. >>> also the olympic gold medalis

netherlands broadcasting played old video of the skater. saying he has a history of losing his temper. knegt had at least one newof competition. i can understand the guy throwing the finger. >> reporter: this guy has thrown fingers of his own. >> a cab was trying to cut me off. >> reporter: some are making comparisons. sports grid joked, sjinkie knegt is dutch for richard sherman. >> don't you ever talk about me! >> reporter: sore winners, sore losers. when is the last time you flipped someone off. for what? >> it might be you, because you keep me here in the snow. >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> i have to say, that's my favorite gesture. i'm don lemon. thanks for watching. >>> this is "piers morgan live." welcome. tonight the rant that everyone in america is talking about. rich sherman's extraordinary trash talk on fox sports after the seahawks' amazing victory. >> i'm the best corner in the game! that's the result you're going to get! don't you ever talk about me! >> tonight, what was he thinking? richard sherman explains all, exclusively to cnn. >>> also the olympic gold medalist who says chris ch

netherlands broadcasting played old video of the skater. saying he has a history of losing his temper. knegt had at least one newe spirit of competition. i can understand the guy throwing the finger. >> reporter: this guy has thrown fingers of his own. >> a cab was trying to cut me off. >> reporter: some are making comparisons. sports grid joked, sjinkie knegt is dutch for richard sherman. >> don't you ever talk about me! >> reporter: sore winners, sore losers. when is the last time you flipped someone off. for what? >> it might be you, because you keep me here in the snow. >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> i have to say, that's my favorite gesture. i'm don lemon. thanks for watching. thanks for watching. "ac360" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good evening, everyone. here's all you need to know about a storm hammering the country. they are cancelling ice hockey games. that's right, it is too snowy and cold for winter sports. 3,000 flights cancelled nationwide, and schools and the federal government and just about every state in local government function, at least plowing st

netherlands. >>> it's time to really get serious about your new year's resolution to slim down and be healthy.he says he's got the right prescription to break the cycle. >> i believe him. >> and put you on the path to wellness. >> it's dr. travis. the co-host of the show "the doctors." also the author of that new book right there called "the doctor's guide." good morning to you. >> good morning. thanks for having me on. >> so you have some tips. everyone said -- what would you eat? this is really the genesis of your book, right, 'cause you're healthy? >> i am, because i've learned. i'm an e.r. doctor. so more food-related illnesses end up in the e.r. more people go to the e.r. because of food problems than car accidents. the reason i'm so passionate about it is i've learned in my own life how food can be something that helps you lose weight. eating food helps you lose weight. more importantly for me, the book is about improving your health. >> everybody is talking about protein. is that where you focus? >> i focus on teaching people you have to break up the idea of sugar. it's not always table

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news. >> catherine: president obama will be meeting the pope at vatican city in march. it will cap a european trip that will take the president to the netherlands> catherine: the white house says he's looking forward to talking to pope francis about a shared commitment to fighting poverty. as for the pope - he has said that he intends to visit the united states next year - for a major meeting of the catholic church. >> jacqueline: high cloud coverage now up and to the north today. we will not see any mainly to see high cloud coverage the blocking will remain in place. here is what you expect to knight, mostly clear skies in chile. this week we will have the high clouds streaming in and however, when it. calmer winds >> jacqueline: of the door tomorrow and will be chilly next week we could be seen rain. south bay 37 in sunnyvale by the afternoon we will see more 70 degree temperatures 70 in santa clara 72 in cupertino and 71 and pleasanton and walnut creek. at the cost it will be slightly warmer to smile as well. seabury's influence with a glut to put a fault. we are not expecting that tomorrow. with a little bit of fog. >> jacqueline: it will b

new charter. that's according to state media reports today. an interior ministry official estimates voter turnout topped 55%. ballots are still being counted and final results are expected to be announced by saturday. in the netherlands today, four men accused of assassinating former lebanese prime minister rafik hariri went on trial in a u.n. court. hariri and 22 others died in a beirut bombing in 2005. the suspects, members of hezbollah, were not in the courtroom today because they've never been arrested. the shi-ite militant group condemns the trial as a u.s.- israeli plot. hariri's son, saad, was there and insisted the killing of his father must not go unpunished. >> you never seek vengence and hopefully by the end of this trial, we will find out the truth and we will get the justice that we called for in lebanon. >> ifill: prosecutors are expected to call hundreds of witnesses and the trial will likely last months. a searing heat wave forced the australian open tennis tournament to suspend play for several hours today, as temperatures in melbourne hit 111 degrees. the world's number three women's player maria sharapova won a three and half hour marathon during the height of the heat. she used an ice vest to try

new eu laws. moody's gets the ball rolling. a week later, s&p will look at the country. on the same day that moody's then also reviews ireland and fitch moves on the netherlandsary 24th is another big day to watch moody's review in the uk and france. finally, on february 14th, moody's picks up its view of italy. at the same time, spain closed out the year with a record drop in unemployment for the month of october. the jobless count fell 2.4% from the previous month and that means there are now 4.7 million people searching for work. as a result, we did see the spread between spanish and german yields on the ten-year narrow to below 200 basis points. that's for the first time since mid 2011. the ibex up about 0.3%. what's interesting here, guys, david, andy, as far as the markets are concerned, the eurozone market finished a long time ago, right? >> yeah. which it hasn't really opinion. >> that's the point that i was going to -- football markets have assumed that, but there's still -- and they have assumed convergence. it seems to me we've had as much economic convergence as we've always had. we've seen capital resuming slower around the system and from countr

netherlands. video speaks for itself. watch the tank come at them. they're very trusting. they're testing the brakes on the tank. we'll let it go to victory here. >>> this morning on "world newshis morning on "world news now" -- dangerous freeze. today's windchills send even the heartiest midwesterners indoors. school closings and worst winter fears as the storm hits the deep south. >>> hillary clinton looks back at her darkest days as secretary of state and what went wrong during her leadership. >>> a southern california man redefines the meaning of man cave. you'll see how this guy and his guests will watch the super bowl in style. >>> and international exposure. "the bachelor" heads to south korea as he looks for real romance on reality tv. the analysis from last night's show in "the skinny." gentlemen. on tuesday, january 28th. >> announcer: from abc news, i. >>> good morning. i'm marci gonzalez in for diana perez. >> i'm john muller on this tuesday morning. bundle up. it is just crazy cold out there. there's nowhere to run and nowhere to hide anymore. >> exactly. maybe hide in the man cave. >> in the man cave. that was some man cave, wasn't it? >> yes. we'll have more th

it will be incorporated in the netherlands and for tax purposes be domiciled probably in the uk. so just be aware that he is returning to the floor of the newissue that may not immediately impact the markets but is very big in london. we've had now a second suicide of an american banker this week in london. somebody at jpmorgan threw themselves off the roof of jpmorgan's headquarters yesterday. that's been confirmed by the police. on sunday, more importantly, one of the senior risk managers, former risk managers at deutsche bank apparently also committed suicide. very close to the co-ceo of a very complicated time now for deutsche bank. i want to put that on the record. finally, angela merkel today gave her state of the nation address in berlin in which she warned that germans should not trust what she described as the deceptive calm in europe at the moment. clearly she's anxious to get further european cooperation. >> simon, thank you for that. nice to have you back helping us with this european close as you do every day. >>> let's move from europe to turkey. last night turkey central bank decided to raise interest rates in a move aimed at