the cover story hit newsstands. it says jenner is finally happy and transitioning. >>> rain could cause a lot of problems for this evening's commute. we'll be tracking this as they change tonight. thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. have a great weekend. bye bye. - [voiceover] today, on animal science ... did you know that an elephant seal's nose inflates to amplify its roar? the sound can be heard up to a mile away. (seal roars) plus, the african wild dog has one of the most powerful bite forces on earth. and ... the giant anteater doesn't have teeth but with a two-foot-long tongue, it can eat 30,000 insects a day. from treetops to coral reefs these animals have some incredible survival skills. welcome to the fascinating world of animal science.

. >> charlie head bo is back on newsstands this morning,. >> more than three million copies of charl-year hebdo sold out within hours. >> jon: wow. that is amazing. but i want to say, i really hope this suspect the secret to it saving the publishing industry because you know it's going to work a few times, but that is not a sustainable model for a magazine. of course i failed it wasn't the only way france showed its sol date. we remember sunday's inspirational march through paris. millions standing against terrorism and for free speech em was there, well not everyone. a lot of-- a lot of people were there. he wasn't there but obama could have felt intimidated as they marched with the locked arms, it gives off kind of a mean girl's vibe you know what i mean? backing that cup set people. really did just put their heads on it huh? still t was a global moment. the marchers the symbolic pencils, they carried the hashtag je suis charlie. it trended on social media all over the world. they claimed in a free society expression without fear of persecution is a basic right. and that by the way come

. >>> after a month of silence, the controversial french magazine "charlie hebdo"á6ñ hit newsstands againorrow. the magazine revealed its latest cover, a pack of political and cultural characters chasing a dog with a copy of "charlie hebdo" in its mouth. again." two islamic gunmen attacked the offices last month. they printed a survivors issue the week after the attack but has not printed one since. >>> police in paris wants to know who is flying drones near landmarks. they spotted five drones flying over locations like the eiffel tower, the louvre and the french-american embassy. >>> prosecutors say they will not file charges against three lapd officers who shot a car chase suspect. the whole thing aired live on tv. they shot the unarmed suspect more than a dozen times in 2013. the district attorney's office says it's hard to prove the officers did not act in self-defense but the lapd chief says the officers violated department rules and will likely hand down a punishment of its own. >>> people who would like to smoke pot in alaska can simply light up without worried about breaking the l

it will hit newsstands tomorrow.e second issue since the deadly "charlie hebdo" attacks last month lisicki does he do front page of tomorrow's magazine, an issue that will run until march 10, a drawing that was done by -- we can see a dog holding "charlie hebdo" in its mouth and being followed by a very hostile looking pack of people. you can make out matthew le pen, the pope, a jihadist, lots of people. the caption is "here we go again," so proof that "charlie hebdo" might have death ÷wÑ/p÷ crimination against women in the workplace in politics, and even in their own communities is deep-rooted in history. but when it comes to the present, it's still very real for millions of women around the world. this week, we'll meet women determined to change that once and for all. they want to empower all women to reach their full potential. i'm mike walter in los angeles let's take it "full frame."

. >> charlie head bo is back on newsstands this morning,. >> more than three million copies of charl-yearin hours. >> jon: wow. that is amazing

history of the second world war and every year, every week i would go up with my father and that the newsstand we would buy a new edition. there were 138 parts or whatever. it was the entire history of the war, and that was sort of the genesis of the. and then i would begin, then i started anything the men themselves. as i mentioned it's been about 5000 interviews. and all those interviews have been with special operators from world war ii primarily as well as modern-day special operatives operatives. special forces, special operations forces everything from the marine raiders to the rangers of dog company, for instance, to the first special service force. but for me the most interesting group that i've ever interviewed were the men and women of the oss. because they had maintained their vows of silence. they were a very, very difficult group to interview, and it was through years of research. i have written four books on the oss. the first one thing opportunity spies and saboteurs but thanks to one thing the brenner assigned. and now "first seals." and those individuals entrusted me with thei

. >> gary: as much as i love grant print that is not what kron4 newsstands for women in bikinis we are hard news >> grant: people were bashing the fact that those were plus size models because they look healthy. >> gary: (laughter) >> pam: know you can not the >> gary: hist tiger woods is not laughing today. this poor guy i support that? i say, poor guy? when he came back his back was stiff concord on the 12th hole he said he quit. and that is it was drawn three of his last nine tournaments. onetime king of the sport and you just wonder how much does he have left? he just cannot get his bruised right. >> i tried to activate my gluts. but they never stayed activated. >> gary: the best paper airplane man in the world was in our studio earlier tonight for it known as the paper airplane guy that o'brien, espn. his name is john collins. >> gary: 220 ft. 10 in. >> gary: have a great idea why don't you didn't brady? >> i am going to stay with a joke. it does take a lot of work and you cannot deflate these things in the middle of the throat. = = throw >> gary: you are not as the paper airplane

it hits your newsstands and tablets today. you can read it on the go with our new business we cap.me now for today's latin america report. venezuela's new currency market where companies and individuals can trade freely has started operations. venezuela uses currency controls by having different rates for exchanging u.s. dollars. money used to buy essentials like food and medicine is exchanged for six boulevard per dollar while other goods are exchanged for much higher rates. jet blue is looking to cash in on the easing of travel restrictions to cuba. the airline has added another charter flight between tampa and havana which will begin on june 5. jetblue has three other weekly charter flights to cuba from tampa and fort lauderdale. travelers need to make arrangements with jetblue partner, abc charters. coming up, potential new rules in india could change the world's market. alix steel will have that story when we return in just a moment. ♪ >> welcome back. let's check bloomberg world news. there is a cease-fire in ukraine. such is will this would last longer than any of the others

latest edition of "bloomberg business week" with a cover story and radioshack will stop it hits newsstandsr tablet today. you can read it on the go with our new business week out. it's time for today's latin america report stop social media in china are slamming argentina's president who's on a visit to beijing. president cristina fernandez de kirchner published a mocking post will stop she signed 15 agreements with china on issues ranging from nuclear energy to agriculture as part of her four-day state visit. that is your latin america report for this thursday. coming up, more pressure on greece -- the barely two-week-old government hits a bump. the european central bank turns off a source of funding for greece's banks. ♪ >> we have breaking news on the anthem hacking story. let's go to the breaking news desk and scarlet fu. >> bloomberg news is reporting government investigators are pursuing evidence that points to chinese state sponsored hackers who looked into the personal information from and another health care companies according to people familiar with the matter. hackers are said

at newsstands, at cafes, the conclusion is simple -- murder. led in part by a controversial 61-year-old president, cristina fernandez de kirchner who implies she knows it was no suicide, it's murder, all part of a plot against her. but the question lingers, who would do that? >> this is an institutional crisis because the prosecutor has been killed, murdered, suicide. but he's dead. >> reporter: nisman was scheduled to testify in front of this congresswoman's committee, the very next day after he was found dead. his report details allegations that she says if proven true would reveal a bombshell about the worst terrorist attack in argentina's history, pointing to a massive cover-up between iran and argentina's ruling administration led by president cristina fernandez de kirchner. on saturday night, bullrich talked to nisman, calm and working by phone. >> 15 hours later, he was dead. >> reporter: since his death, nisman's nearly 300-page report has been released. >> the most important information in the investigation of nisman is that the argent

. >>> "charlie hebdo" is saying here we go again as the new issue hit hits newsstands.ived the picture of the cover. this is a satire magazine's second issue since the attack that killed 12 staff members last month. >>> this juss room. shenandoah county schools are running on time. buss areency route. letting people there know about that. >>> it's now 5:36. a lot of people in germany are supporting a movement against islam now about 5,000 attended a rally for the movement overnight. you can see them here. the group is against the islamzation of germany. >>> the veterans asfars secretary is apologizing he said he served in the military's special forces. mcdonnell released a statement said he was inaccurate when he responded that he was in the special forces too. the va website said he served in the 82nd airborne division. >>> a state audit shows a the maryland transit administration fail millions of dollars in labor costs connected to the purple line. according to the baltimore sun. last week transportation officials said they were pushing back a major deadline for compa

the "sports illustrated" swimsuit edition is out next monday on newsstands and online.reat show tonight. give it up for the roots right there! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: there you go, guys. my thanks to hannah davis. she'll be back on our show as a a guest monday night and we'll talk about that. did you do anything fun last night? >> steve: oh, i did. so much fun. oh, my gosh. it was like nuts. >> jimmy: well, you sound like you're lying. >> steve: why would i lie about that? >> jimmy: last night, i had one of the best nights of my life i would say. it was so exciting and fun. i went to my friend's house for dinner, an old friend. tom rowan and marla. we were over at the house and i'm sitting there. this is real. true story. i go to the house. tim conway is there, bob newhart, and don rickles. >> steve: oh, man. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: so i had dinner with these guys. legends. i mean, masters at comedy. i was crying. i'm sore today. i was crying and laughing. don rickles insulted me probably 30 times. [ laughter ] he's the fu

at newsstands, at caves, the conclusion is simple. murder. led in part by a controversial 61-year-old president, kristina k kurshner who said she knows it's no suicide, it's a murder all part of a plot against her but the question lingers, who would do that? >> it's a very crisis. because the prosecutor have been killed, murdered, suicide, but his death. >> reporter: was scheduled to testify in front of patricia bulrich's after found dead. allegations she said have proven true could reveal a bombshell about the worst terrorist attack in argentina's history. pointing to a massive cover-up between iran and argentina's ruling administration led by president christina fernandez kurgener. working by phone. >> 15 hours later, he was dead. >> reporter: since his death, the nearly 300 page report released. >> the most important information in the investigation of nismin is that the argentine government want to take away the responsibility of iran in the bombing of amia. they want to destroy the investigation of the argentine justice. that is the most

this is the local newspaper today that was on the doorsteps of everyone in this community, at newsstandsver the area. as you can see, they were loved. that's a sentiment here in north carolina and around the country. one more thing, the fbi last night while these vigils were being held announced there will be a preliminary investigation on whether or not this was a hate crime. people say there needs to be more than a preliminary investigation. they want a full force investigation but others say this was all about a parking spot. it had nothing to do with hatred at all. carol? >> jean casarez reporting live from north carolina. as jean said just because the community wants a hate crime investigation, it doesn't mean the murders were a hate crime. legal analyst mark omara writes -- >> initial reports and it's early so we know little. they reveal not much more than an alleged facebook post could be interpreted as hateful against muslims. it's subjective and barely qualifies under one of the fbi's 14 points for establishing objective evidence of a hate crime. it's not enough to make a case.

at newsstands at cafes, the conclusion is simple. murder.rt by a controversial 61-year-old president, cristiana fernandez de kirchner who says she knows it's no suicide but murder. all part of a plot again her. the question lingers, who would to that? >> this is a very huge crisis institutional crisis because a prosecute -- prosecutor have been killed murdered suicide, but he's dead. >> reporter: nisman of scheduled to testify in front of congresswoman patricia bullrich's committee the very next day. after he was found dead, his report details allegations that she says if proven true will reveal a bombshell about the worst terrorist attack in argentina's history. pointing to a massive cover-up between iran and argentina's ruling administration led by president kircner. saturday they talked by phone. >> 15 hours later he was dead. >> reporter: since his death the nearly 300-page report has been released. >> the most important information in the investigation of nisman is that the argentine government want to take away the responsibility of ir

the report will be on newsstands next week but you can see it here tonight. all that and more, coming up on "the willis report," where consumers are our business. ♪ america's highest court is signaling it may side with 401(k) investors in a major lawsuit. we've been following this class-action suit claiming edison international didn't act in employees best interests by picking 401(k) funds. joining me the lawyer for the workers. welcome to the show. great to have you here. we've been following this case for some time. tell me why are you suing on behalf of 401(k) investors? what did edison do wrong? >> edison has a $3 billion plan gerri, and a $3 billion plan can command very low fees for its employees and retirees. instead edison had retail fees offered in their plan meaning that employees and retirees were paying almost 50% more than they should have been paying. warren buffett doesn't pay retail. neither should an employee after large 401(k) plan. gerri: do you have any idea what this would have cost workers overtime? >> yeah the department of labor says a

. >>> after a month of silence the controversial french magazine "charlie hebdo" hits newsstands tomorrowhe satirical magazine revealed its latest cover, a pack of political and cultural characters chasing a dog with a copy of "charlie hebdo" in its mouth. two islamist gunmen attacked the "charlie hebdo" offices last month. the magazine printed a survivor's issue a week after the attack but has not printed one since. >>> fact checking going on. the secretary of veterans affairs is apologizing for misstating his military history. v.a. secretary robert macdonald claimed he served in the military special forces. he made a claim in the segment that aired on "cbs evening news." he is an army veteran who served in the 82nd airborne division which is not special forces. >>> let's take a break to check the microclimate forecast at 6:33. live look outside up atop san bruno mountain overlooking san francisco. >> so gorgeous and so clear. rain, though, on the way later in the week and i need my umbrella-ella-ella? >> you're going to need that as we get into friday and saturday especially here in the

laughter and applause ] hello, old friend. [ laughter ] the "sports illustrated" swimsuit issue hit newsstands we have "the 'sports illustrated' swimsuit issue." on the other side we have "tj maxx." and in the middle we have -- "bikinis half-off." [ laughter and applause ] up next, on one side we have "the crossword puzzle." on the other side we have "your grandfather." i don't know what this could be. let's see. "things your grandmother does on sundays." [ audience oohs ] oh, no, no, no, no. oh no. no, no, no, i can't. now, i'm not going to be able to get that out of my head. you know what, let's just -- let's move on to the next one. what's the next one? show me the next one. ♪ no, no! no, no, no! i don't want to see that! i said, let's move on to the next one. let's just move on. okay? let's go. ♪ no, no! no! [ laughter ] no! no! [ laughter ] okay, sorry about that. moving on. on one side we have "boston plow owners." on the other side we have "cocaine dealers." and in the middle we have "people making bank pushing that snow." [ laughter and applause ] next on one side we have an "oscar may

gunmen the french satirical magazine "charlie hebdo" returns to newsstanz in the first regular -- newsstands in the first regular edition since the massacre. cover shows pope francis, a jihadi fighter, and several french politicians depicted as a pack of dogs. they're chasing another dog that has a copy of "charlie hebdo" in its mouth with the headline "here we go again." 2.5 million copies of the now issue have been printed. consider this -- before the attacks, the normal print run of 60,000. >>> ukraine's military is not taking any chances on the latest cease-fire deal with pro-russia separatists. reports say they're training thousands of troops in secret to fight in the country's eastern region. now this comes amid reports that rebels have withdrawn heavy weapons from the front line. let's get the latest from ukraine. first, diana what is the status of each side withdrawing weapons from the violent and sometimes deadly front lines there? >> reporter: well the rebels as you say have said that they've begun withdrawing their heavy weapons from the front lines in the luhansk region. they hav

imagine you're looking at the newsstand at the cvs or in an airport or bus station or whenever you go, and just look at what you see in front of you on the magazine stand. and take a snapshot in your head of what it's telling you will help you be fully alive. it's going to be money, it's going to be youth beauty it might be gossip anger, frustration, it might be having your life go off the rails gets you on the coffer of a magazine -- cover of a magazine gets you attention gets you fame gets you fortune. being on a reality tv show that will make you -- the culture seems to be saying if you could just be on tv, if you could just get a little famous, wouldn't you feel a little more fully alive if you were just famous? or just a little richer? or just a little more powerful or just a little bit better job? i wrote this book because, to be honest, i grew up with a lot of that. i grew up with people who were some of them were really famous. i mean famous like you can't believe famous. there was quite a lot of wealth around me. there was quite a lot of access to power and influence. but in

. >> this magazine has been a hit on the newsstand already.e research we did. we talked to a luxury audience. i was not surprised. i have been nicely surprised i how much of a hit it has been. we are available in 60 countries and 220 cities. it has been about trying to get the woman on the move. francine: are you concerned if one of your rivals, a known magazine launching a website where they sold clothes? >> it is easier for a retailer to become a publisher than the other way around. we have the infrastructure and the audience and we had the understanding. we now deliver next day to 80 countries and same day to london, new york and hong kong. if you're reading "porter" and you fall in love with the dress, it will be with you in a few hours. which is revolutionary. francine: the world is changing. guy: mr porter, how is he doing? >> he was launched a few years ago and has a huge audience of 2 million men around the world. guy: does he have a magazine? >> he does. it comes out six times a year. it is more like a newspaper. men prefer more of a

the swim suit issue sales about 1 million dollars on newsstands and it's made more than $1 billion forsince becoming a stand alone issue. >> will you be buying one of those magazines. >> i didn't know it existed until now but i might well do. >> details of what could be the biggest cyberattack on the health care sector as the data million of customers may have been exposed. more on that story coming up after this break. >>> landon dowdy has all the details. >> wilfred, good morning to you. the number two health insurer says hackers breached one of its data bases and stole personal information. the computer network was the target of a very sophisticated attack. they have 40 million kurn customers but the data base held data for 80 million people. anthem ceo says the company has no evidence medical records or financial information were stolen. anthem woen say how many people were affected but the wall street journal says it could be in the tens of millions. data includes names, birthdates social security numbers and employment information. it was a rare case where a large scale attack wa

. >> take a look at this that's the sidewalk those newsstands buried under 7 feet of snow. >>> iraqiise and that horrific situation but we got better. >> i don't understand why he didn't read the report. >> i don't either. he's a man that's in charge of everything that involves football. >> good morning, charlie. >> major, are you okay? when you threw to charlie, you said, good morning, charlie. you all right? >> it's a little cold out here this morning. >> good morning, charlie. >> this morning's "eye opener at 8" is brought to you by nationwide insurance. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell. >> randy likes to talk to you. cue charlie! i love you you do it, randi, with enthusiasm. i love it. >> back to the news. the debate over measles vaccine is heating up this morning. new jersey governor chris christie and senator rand paul of kentucky say parents should have a choice about giving their kids the vaccine. >> president obama says there is no evidence to suggest that this vaccine is dangerous. so far, there are at least 102 measle cases in 14 states. the outbrea

. >>> the march 2nd issue of "people" on newsstands nationwide friday. "19 kids and counting" airs tuesdaywe had twin sisters help us put high-end department store 24-hour makeup and the less expensive drugstore version through a series of round the clock challenges and abc's rachel smith has a look at how they held up after a busy day. ♪ >> reporter: with women on the go searching for the longest lasting makeup looks, companies are eager to provide 24-hour products but eyeliner eye schad die, foundation and lipstick. >> i like the color. >> reporter: but just how well do these hold up after 24 hours, no touch-ups and a series of "gma" challengesy we ask professional makeup artist lisa kapler help us access it. drugstore products totally $45. in the other department store products coming in at $114. how does it feel right now? >> feels good. >> reporter: identical twin sam and emma trying them out. time for the finishing touch. because we couldn't find a 24-hour department store lipstick both girs are wearing the same $1224-hour drugtore lip lipstick. we'll see who can wear theirs longest.

this as speculation and newsstand sales fall.ty to interview the cover model hannah davis. she was quite charming and she told me this year is the year of the torso. >> the year of the torso. >> that's what she said when we asked her whether the bathing suit was too skimpy. it's getting a lot of heat. >> i believe it. >> that it's the year of the torso? >> why not? >> orange is the new black? that kind of thing? >> you're into that? >> who knows. >> that's the first thing you look at a woman, the torso. >> absolutely. >> read the prompter. >> it's on the inside that counts. scott, you can't get out of that. >> really? all right. really? >>> tiger woods is taking a leave from competitive golf. the question is for how long. woods says his game right now is not acceptable for tournament golf. he missed the cut at the recent phoenix open after shooting the worst round of his career. he is hoping to be ready for the honda classic on february the 26th if of course he's ready the masters in april not that far away. still chasing jack. w

. >> reporter: and i want to show you the local newspaper that's in newsstands all over chapel hill todaye the residents. it is from the funeral yesterday. and you can see it simply says they were loved. now, we're learning more about this defendant craig hicks. first of all, he'll be represented by the capital defender's office and moved from the durham county jail to central prison which is a holding facility. they would not tell us why but let's look at the facts. also, this is where they do psychological testing. alison? >> all right, jean casarez, thanks for all that background. >>> the fbi opening an investigation into the shooting death of three young muslims. they're trying to determine the motive for the senseless murders. were they targeted for their religion? this as thousands atendtend vigils and memorials. thanks so much for joining us this morning. we're so sorry for the loss of your friends. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> amira, i want to start with you. you were best friends from the time you were both young schoolgirls in elementary school. and you remember a few months a

i think if we had to do that though we would have had to talk to nbc newsstand dards and a lot of peoplee do this. >> which they should. >> i don't think so. that's a historic event. >> i think we should think about it and talk about it. >> most significant historic events. those minutes between 9:00 and 9:15 forever changed the way we live in this country. >> and at appropriate times -- >> right, when it's appropriate. >> and we should talk about it and make sure it's the right time and place to show it. we show it every year on the anniversary. we show it in realtime. i think that's appropriate. it's a discussion that has to be had. >> more specific comparison with nefb 9/11, because the planes hitting the building is one of the most horrifying things we've ever seen but it's in a distance and in a lot of ways you don't see people. do you watch people jump 100 stories to their death off the world trade center which is more like watching a man burn alive on the. i agree with you maybe the still with the flames around it, but a viewer at home watching "morning joe" at 7:15 having breakfa

we heard from those who have spoken out about our newsstand cover photograph concerned that kerry's skinerstand this resulted in disa appointment a valuable. we hope this experience has been positive on the ways in which we present them. kerry responded via twitter and said it's a beautiful statement and thank you for opening this conversation. she is alluding to an absence of women of color, brown, asian, latino black, whatever. on the covers of magazines. there have been companies, beauty campaigns of deliberately lightening the skin so that the magazine can sell more worldwide. brooke you have been on the cover of many magazines. >> i wish i was a little more retouched in areas. very rainfall do you get an approval on the cover. the concept is two-fold. people have been retouching to make people not really look like real people. it happened to me. that has been happening for a long time. >> for women of color and i'm not speaking about that but i'm married to a darker skinned black woman and it's a really touch tone issue for people who don't feel beautiful because that's not the beau