those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. >>> "the new york times" reports of scattered violations in the syrian cease-fire. the truce, brokered by the u.s. and russia, is in its third day. violence has decreased, but the main opposition group says government troops have killed more than two dozen people since fighting was supposed to stop. >>> the associated press reports the rising death toll after bombings in iraq. isis claimed responsibility for an attack in baghdad that killed 73 people and hurt 112. officials say a suicide bomber mingled with the crowd that gathered after an initial explosion and triggered a second blast. >>> "the guardian" reports damming testimony about sex

those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. >>> the chicago "sun times" posing in a controversial photo. the image shows former detective timothy mcdermott on the right holding a rifle and posing over a black man as a trophy. it was taken between 1999 and 2003. mcdermott was allowed to keep investigating police shootings and homicide for yearly a year fter a federal prosecutor had provided the department with the photo. >>> the sun herald of biloxi reports a gunfire at a mardi gras parade in mississippi left two people dead and two wounded. shots rang out in pass christian yesterday. police say it started as a fight and then escalated to gunfire two blocks away from the parade route. >>> "the new york times" reports former secretary of state

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those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. the"the kansas city star"liing during a campus protest. click was charged with assault in last fall's incident but reached a deal to avoid >> i'm sorry for what i did. i wish i could take it back. i wish i could go back and try again, but it did happen and, you know, i do take responsibility for it. >> on wednesday, a statehouse committee voted to freeze the university's funding because of her continued employment. >>> the cleveland plain dealer reports the estate of tamir rice won't have to pay for his ambulance ride. police shot him after respond to go a 911 call about someone waving and pointing a gun. it turned out to be a toy. cleveland's mayor apologized to the rice family for the filing of the medical claim. >>> "the boston globe" reports bill cosby's wife will be deposed in a lawsuit by seven women against her husband. camille cosby would not have to reveal any private marital conversations she had with her husband. the women claim bill cosby defamed them by branding them liar

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those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. flint journal reports that carbon monoxide may have killed a family of six. the bodies of two adults and yesterday in their home. a sheriff says the family had been using a generator since an outage friday night. >>> the chicago sun times reports a close call for 40 megabus passengers outside the city. as it was heading from chicago to minneapolis yesterday, the driver pulled over to check a tire. but he ordered everyone off when smoke appeared. the bus then burst into flames. everyone is okay, but the bus and their luggage? not so lucky. >>> "the boston globe" reports that bill cosby's wife will be questioned under oath today as scheduled. a judge yesterday denied camille cosby's postponement request. she will face a lawyer for seven women who accuse her husband of sexual assault. the women are suing for defamation. >>> the tennesseean reports the arrest of a man at nashville's airport but not because he was hiding anything. indecentsy after strolling into the airport naked. >>> the

. >> playboy enters a new era, march 2016 issue that hits newsstands is the first new -- nonedition. it shows sarah mcdaniel posing in a become kinney, that resembles a snap chat standard. and the decision to remove full nudity started to decrease leadership to the effect of pornography in the internet. the strategy opens the door to new advertisers. playboy's critics say it's a mistake. because he's 90-year-old. i think playboy felt, it's going in a different direction. the problem, there's not another direction. >> hef has not lost his mind. hef is leading the creative repositions of playboy to make it available for millennial males as he launched the playboy magazine in the 50s. >> along with the nudity, playboy did away with a pair of long writing features in the jokes. it will be printed with better quality paper and without a bag covering it on shelves. that means more main line newsstands, including 1200 locations. >>> they are trying to steak a bigger claim. documents filed with the state show the team wants $5 million in taxpayer money to build a new practice facility in col

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those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. "the new york times" rors that that -- reports that encryption is blocking the investigations in the san bernardino mass shooting more than two months later. he says the biggest impact is on law enforcement investigating murders and car crashes. >>> "the washington post" it would require existing power plants cut their carbon die dioxide emissions. >>> kim davis is obeying a federal court order that sent davis refused to issue same-sex marriage licenses despite supreme court's legalization of marriage equality. >>> "sports illustrated" reports u.s. gold keeper hope solo says she would not go to the olympics over fears of the zika virus which may cause birth defects. solo said she would never take an unnecessary risk of having an unhealthy child. the 2016 games begin in august in brazil where the zika virus is spread rapidly. >>> "the san francisco chronicle" is reporting on some nuns priced out of a neighborhood that needs them. the sisters feed the homeless in san francisco's gritty

read all the cover story in the latest issue of bloomberg businessweek available online and on newsstandsllo and welcome back to bloomberg businessweek. advertising and politics. sometimes it's hard to tell which comes first. looking at the making of a joining us now, tim, what did come first? brands or political candidates? >> we would have to advertise it first. carol: what's going on? >> you look at political campaigns like launching a product. you want to attributes like a brand. it is good to appropriate brand characteristics to be your message across. --you are a catholic cadillac you are a premium product. brandfil-a is a popular they like to talk about. >> it's interesting, you kick it all off, you give an example of a press release where you talked about uber and chick-fil-a. >> absolutely. he talked about his campaign spent enough money to buy 1300 chicken nuggets. that is just his love of chicken and new birth. -- and uber. you see a spike among conservatives who identify with chick-fil-a. the ceo has made comments regarding gay marriage more popular around the conservative sid

those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. "the guardian" reports two suicide bombers killed 56 people at a camp escaping a jihadist group boca haron. a camp is home to 50,000 a third bomber did not detonate her vest and was arrested. >>> a live news broadcast on the trial of a police officer. michael george was reporting outside a brooklyn courthouse yesterday. a man behind him displayed what appeared to be a silver pistol. police are searching for that man. >>> "the new york times" reports indian american actor is back home in the u.s. aeromexico denied him boarding he posted this image me. rbarifras. airota heasrtarhesuto nd te f fe nsvoas eneae.ea yr elon> anakes n on rid skark. u'reng to arhlogi a bi... this is hu this imira helping mfore. ctors have been crib fororthan tears ra w for multsitarts andps tock ecifrce ammatit ribu ra ms. miraower yabil fightecti udinrcul s, setes f can ing ly, ha hpene as hood, and neous syroblriourgicions and wor hearure. befoatme teor t tellour if been reas e cefungal ctions are common, an

those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. >>> "the washington post" reports the cause of nicole love he'll's death saying the 13-year-old suffered stab wounds to her month. two virginia tech students are charged in connection with her disappearance and death. >>> the slatemoney laundering and food stamp fraud. federal agents raided the church community on the utah/arizona border yesterday. among those charges are two brothers of warren jeffs who is in jail for crimes relating to marrying and sexually abusing underaged grills. >>> some coaches of th unersityf ts sheniversityenlecohes.e oi ath w over tas 1rs acs. aayalut culture. we always educate. we always, you know, preach good decisions. >> the university yesterday asked a judge to strike a mention of nfl star peyton manning from the suit. >>> buzzfeed reports on a star-studded fund-raiser for those hurt by the water crisis in flint. the director organized the event and it will be held in the michigan city on sunday. that is oscars night. donations will be collected during a live stream on revolt.tv. >>> "the new yor

those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. "the washington post" reports that antonin scalia was among members of a secretive hunting fraternity when he died. the supreme court justice was staying at a remote texas ranch. some other members were a member of an austrian group founded in 1695. >>> the miami herald have reported three pregnant florida women have the zika virus and trips outside the united states. scientists think the virus may cause a serious birth defect. >>> not guilty pleas were entered yesterday for the 16 defendants in a portland court. they are charged with conspiracy in the 41-day standoff last month. >>> rick perry celebrated after being cleared of charges. the former texas governor took a stroll in downtown austin. two abusive power counts against him were dropped. >>> rolling stone reports that kesha is taking her fight with a producer to facebook. the singer says this issue is bigger just about me. she wants to end her contract with sony music and dr. luke, claiming he sexually abused her. he denies it

disappointed sure newsstands are streaming out of the game. it was a tight game for most of the night. he kept people on the edge of their seats. duke coming up one point on top. not what people expected. carolina was expected to win the game. mike armstrong: i am stunned into silence. this game never seemed like it was going to wind up with a duke win but here we are. 70 force-73 duke win. somehow miraculously pulling out a win. very much reminiscent of the austin rivers game from 2012. that game had a stunning this one didn't have a shot like that. it had that duke hanging around the whole game at sea by carolina was much farther ahead than they really were. treating the blue devil defense like a group of children for much of this game. we had 27 points and 17 rebounds. carolina could never quite stretch their lead into double digits. gave duke the first lead with just over a minute to go. brandon ingram started making shots down the stretch. and unbelievable effort by the blue devils. it was a stunning victory here the dean center. it is st

new details about a chicago cop posing in a controversial photo. on the morning newsstand. >>> the chicago sun times reports a homicide detective is fighting to keep his job after posing in a controversial photo. the image shows former detective timothy mcdermott on the right and holding a rifle and posing over a black man as a trophy. it was taken between 1999 and 2001. mcdermott was lufed to keep investigating homicide for yearly a year after a federal prosecutor had provided the department with the photo. >>> gunfire at a mardi gras parade in mississippi left two people dead and two wounded. shots rang out in pass christian yesterday. police say it started as a fight and escalated to gunfire two blocks away from the parade route. >>> "the new york times" reports former secretary of state madeleine albright, and feminist gloria steinem -- special place in hell for women who don't help each other. >> explaining difficulties attracting female voters in new hampshire, albright said women can be judgmental and sometimes forget how hard clinton worked to get to where she is. steinem suggested

the magazine will be on newsstands later this week. ththmorningside women are still second in the new naia division ii poll. the mustangs are 14-2 in the gpac and have a three-game lead on briar cliff, who moved back into the top ten, at number-9. mount marty is receiving votes. on the men's side, briar cliff falls from third to sixth. the chargers had their 18- game winning streak snapped at midland on saturday. bc still has a three-game lead on dakota wesleyan in the conference standings. of course, super bowl 50 is sunday and carolina and denver were on the big stage at media day. former bishop heelan, iowa, and morningside star brandon wegher, #32 -- was in the spotlight with the rest of the panthers. the rookie appeared in one game for the panthers -- after being signed as a free agent. wegher set an iowa high school record with over 32-hundred yards rushing in '08. super bowl 50 kicks off at 5:30 then tonight on news four at ten.... the numbers are in and winners have been announced. but the campaigning hasn't stopped. we'll take

those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. >>> "the new york times" is reporting on an abandoned u.s. plan for a cyberattack against iran. the obama administration reportedly wanted a way to cripple iran short of all-out the operation was code named nitro nitro zeus and dropped last summer. >>> the "l.a. times" is reporting the start of an accused serial killer's trial. ronnie franklin, jr., is charged in the death of nine waenel a 15-year-old girl. killings started more than 30 years ago. it came to be known as the grim sleeper case because of the 14-year gap in the murders. >>> "the washington post" is reporting new blood donations deadlines prompted by the zekeika virus. no reports of zika entering the u.s. >>> ronda rousey says she contemplated suicide after a devastating defeat. >> what am i any more? i thought about killing myself i thought i'm nothing. what do i do any more? >> the ultimate fighting star admitted her feelings to ellen degeneres. rousey said her boyfriend helped her overcome her emotional low point. >>> new sfals video shows a pregnant homeless wo

those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. >>> "the new york times" reports on a massive new recall over faulty airbags. honda, fiat, chrysler and other car companies will recall about 5 million vehicles. the airbags may not inflate in the crash or could deploy unexpectedly. their maker has known about the defects since 2008. at least nine injuries are linked to the defect. >>> the "news and observer of north carolina" remembers x-games star dave mirra. greenville police say he died of an apparent suicide at 41. he was an accomplished x-games rider. he was one of the most decorated athlete in x-games history. he medaled every year from 1995 to 2008 and won a total of 14 gold medals. >>> cleveland.com reports browns his ex-girlfriend. >> came out to the balcony and said her boyfriend beat her up. >> reporter: a 911 call shows a neighbor's concern about the couple during an argument last weekend in texas. his ex-girlfriend colleen controlly told ft. worth police that manziel hit her several times. police investigated but didn't charge manziel. >>> the "hartford current," re

.>> it >> sports illustrated swimsuit issue hits the newsstands just in time to bring some heat . thackeray talk with some of the ladies to grace the pages.>> it would be natural with some people watching them. >> it's strange because they are from small towns and big cities. >> i am from the uk. i am from. >> they shot in places like republic . they moved with grace and strength dreams, just like that. meet me davis . for me. the caliber of girls i'm working with. it feels surreal. >> drop dead gorgeous women at the pinnacle of their careers. at one time, they look normal and then this . >> you look great. you are doing well.>> it's a celebration of body diversity. >> it might not be your cup of tea. ashley ran the story within the story. it's the first full figured woman to make a cover. >> it's all these beautiful girls. to be one of them i am very grateful for that. >> the human body . >>thby in set lol e derea ction anentered the rld ighing 14 pods. her fas ry rpd by her size theyad to go out and buy neots since none thon tneon t her. anby a doing just fine. at the space muse

yeah, i'm a human newsstand. but this is a much nicer picture than this photo i saw of you. >> oh, yeah, yeah, that's pretty good, right? >> jimmy: yeah, it's not bad. >> that's pretty good. >> jimmy: explain a little of the back story. this is about "deadpool." >> yeah, this is cool. it's kind of cool.t happened. a mother posted to my facebook page. >> jimmy: yeah. >> a video of her daughter who just had her wisdom teeth taken out. and she is -- >> jimmy: and you get drugged out. >> she is high as a kite. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, okay. yeah, yeah, yeah, it happens. >> and she's so upset because she --son she thinks that she missed the "deadpool" movie. and they're -- so she's very, very upset. >> jimmy: we have a clip. >> yeah, there's a video that's pretty awesome.'s a clip the girl right after surgery in the car. >> i'm missing "deadpool." >> you're fine. [ crying ] you're fine.dpool." >> you didn't see "deadpool"? >> no. i missed it. >> it's okay.t. [ audience aws ] >> jimmy: i mean, she's upset that she's missi

on the morning newsstand. >>> virginia's the roanoke times says a preliminary autopsy shows that nicole lovell was stabbed. the girl's mother was overcome tuesday, talking about her daughter. >> nicole was very loveable person. nicole touched many people throughout her short life. >> another virginia tech student, natalie keepers faces a charge that could mean a life sentence if she is convicted. >>> florida sun sentinel reports on a small plane crash in the ocean off miami beach. within minutes of going down tuesday, the single engine plane was submerged. witnesses photos show the seen as the pilot and passenger made it to a wing. a lifeguard helped them make it safely to shore. >> they are really lucky, you know? like concrete. when you hit that water with that speed. >> the two men escaped without serious injury. they had they experienced engine trouble before the crash. a tow boat hauled the plane back to a marin a. >>> the detroit free press says flint residents will have part of their water bills covered under a proposal from michigan governor rick snyder. the 30 million dollar pl

the magazine is on the newsstand now, online and on the app for the swimsuit edition. >> i guess it's a big deal. >> best to them. moving on. >> joining us now in studio we will talk about that in a minute about curtis. curtis: why are we talking about that later ? ben: don't you want to talk about elliott ? the claw ! he was wearing his black socks. socks. we know that . curtis: now, we find out it intensifies with a russian woman on her way back to vladimir putin. you know what will get into him. while it's going on, you better believe there is a lot of schmoozing changing hands from one account to another. its operation fill up my cash register in moscow! i will make it go away . you know that's what's up. they did not arrest him. lawyers are negotiating. if we did it it would be called extortion and shake lawyers do it as a negotiation over making something disappear. that's when you're wealthy . if you are average in the street they put the silver gloves on you . ben: let's talk about the text investigation. having been a victim of a wife of mine getting her hands on all my email

those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. >>> "the guardian" reports two suicide bombers killed 56 people at a camp for those escaping a jihadist group boko haram. a camp is home to 50,000 refuges. a third bomber did not detonate her vest and was arrested. >>> the new york "daily news" reports a man waved a gun during a live news broadcast on the trial of a police officer. michael george was reporting outside a brooklyn courthouse yesterday. a man behind him displayed what appeared to be a silver pistol. police are searching for that man. >>> "the new york times" reports designer is back home in the u.s. aeromexico denied him boarding turban for seat security check. he posted this image of new york city on instagram yesterday writing in the caption, home sweet home. >>> the honolulu star advertiser reports 42 sailors abandoned ship after it left hawaii after the ship caught fire. the screw escaped with the help of life rafts and work boats and a skiff. a coast guard airplane flew from oahu to organize the takeover. a nearby oil tanker picked up most of the sailors. the re

those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. >>> "the new york times" reports that some roman kamtscatholics are being urged not to support the girl scouts. the arch bishop of st. louis says the scouts back gay rights and other stances at odds with the church. a scout leader says he is misrepresenting the group's positions. the scouts are just starting their cookie drive. >>> the daily beast is reporting on the cover-up of sex assaults by a british tv star. did nothing. they say he assaulted 72 for the bbc. his youngest victim was 8 years old. >>> "usa today" says bill cosby is setting aside his defamation lawsuit against a super model. beverly johnson says the comedian tried to drug and rape her. cosby's lawyers say they will refile the suit after he stands trial for sexual assault in pennsylvania. >>> the columbia daily tribune reports of the firing of an assistant professor who confronted a student journalist. >> i'm media. can i talk to you? >> no! you need to get out! >> laels melissa click called for muscle to remove a student reporter. university of missouri says

those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. >>> the guardian reports that asangge will turn himself in if he loses a u.n. appeal. a u.n. group is set to decide if julian assange will accept arrest. sweden to face sexual assault allegations. >>> "daily news." police commissioner bill bratton says the step is being taken to address a spike in crime in the transit system. he says half of reported crimes involve sleeping passengers. >>> the "los angeles times" says a man is claiming a 63 million dollar california lottery prize. the winning ticket was sold at this store. the man is suing, saying he turned it in. lottery officials say the ticket was damaged. the jackpot must be claimed by this evening. >>> "the washington post" joins the backlash over the cdc telling young women to avoid alcohol unless they are on birth control. the warning is intended to reduce the number of babies born with fetal alcoholic syndrome. but critics say the one-sided approach is condescending toward women. >>> up next, rooftop parking. an out of control car in we will tell you how it got there.

those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. >>> "the new york times" reports pope francis saying a church rule can be eased because of the zika outbreak. the pope said yesterday, roman catholics may use contraception spreading. church doctrine bans contraception, but the pope says it's a lesser evil than zika. >>> the "los angeles times" reports a disastrous natural gas leak is now sealed. california officials declared that the porter ranch blowout is capped. the well started spewing methane more than four months ago and it drove thousands of los angeles families from their homes. >>> the "miami herald" reports that city cops won't work off-duty at an upcoming beyonce concert. the head of the police union says her super bowl show and the new video put police in a negative light. >> there was a unanimous vote. we are not going to voluntarily show up there and sign up to work for a woman, on woman that has portrayed a message that is anti-police. >> the police department is assuring the public that security will be provided for marlins park. >>> "the news journal" in delawar

those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. >>> "the new york times" reports on the growth of domestic hate groups. more than a hundred extremist groups were formed in 2015 after three straight years of declines. the groups are organized against racial, religious, and sexual issues. >> phil i didn't.com reports that bill cosby is suing one of his accusers. the lawsuit names constand and lawyers saying constand broke a kverlgs confidentiality deal. >>> "the new york times" is reporting sexual assault chargesconfidentiality deal. >>> "the new york times" is reporting sexual assault charges against two of the city's police officers. they are accused of forcing four women to commit sex acts, sometimes in the back of their police car while on duty. convictions could put the officers behind bars for life. >>> the "new york post" has details on kanye west's foul-mouth tirade back stage at "saturday night live." an audio clip catches him blowing up after show staffers changed his stage slightly. the rapper's rant happened just before last week's show. "the post" says lauren michael

disappointed sure newsstands are streaming out of the game. he kept people on the edge of their seats. duke coming up one point on top. not what people expected. carolina was expected to win the game. mike armstrong: i am stunned into silence. this game never seemed like it was going to wind up with a duke win but here we are. 70 force-73 duke win. somehow miraculously pulling out a win. very much reminiscent of the austin rivers game from 2012. that game had a stunning last-second three-pointer. this one didn't have a shot like that. it had that duke hanging around the whole game at sea by carolina was much farther ahead than they really were. treating the blue devil defense like a group of children for we had 27 points and 17 rebounds. carolina could never quite stretch their lead into double digits. gave duke the first lead with just over a minute to go. brandon ingram started making shots down the stretch. and unbelievable effort by the blue devils. they could've folded up their tents so many times. it was a stunning victory here the dean

those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. the arch bishop of st. louis says the scouts back gay rights and other stances at odds with the church. a scout leader says he is misrepresenting the group's positions. the scouts are just starting their cookie drive. >>> the daily beast is reporting on a cover-up. saying bbc knew of the late jimmy savile crimes and did nothing. they say he assaulted 72 children and women while working for the bbc. his youngest victim was 8 years old. >>> "usa today" says bill cosby suit against beverly johnson. they will refile the suit after he stands trial for sexual assault in pennsylvania. >>> the columbia daily tribune reports of the firing of an assistant professor who confronted a student journalist. >> can i talk to you? >> no! you need to get out! >> reporter: melissa click called for a muscle to remove a reporter. university of most of says she will not get severance. >>> brown's quarterback johnny manziel is accused of attacking his girlfriend last month in dallas. it's a misdemeanor charge. he has not been arre

those are some of the morning headlines on this morning's newsstand. "the new york times" reports hackers claim they stole the records of nearly 30,000 fbi and homeland security workers. officials say e-mail addresses, phone numbers, and job titles were taken, but no sensitive information. employee to gain access. >>> the "washington post" reports former new york city mayor rudy giuliani says beyonce's performance was offensive to police. i go hard take what's mine i'm a star >> beyonce performed at halftime with dancers dressed in tribute to the black panthers. it referred to the flooding in new orleans and tweeted stop shooting us. they claim this year's ceremony will be the most diverse ever but while presenters will hail from diverse backgrounds, a class photo at yesterday's luncheon illustrated the lack of diversity among oscar contenders. all acting nominees are white, >>> "the daily news" report says a sikh actor was prevented from flying because he refused to remove his turban for airport security. he posted this morning in mexico city i was to

those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. >>> "the new york times" reportsons in the syrian cease-fire. and russia is in its third day. violence has drefed but the main says government troops have killed more than two dozen people since fighting was supposed to stop. >>> the associated press reports the rising death toll afteriraq. isis claimed responsibility for an attack in baghdad that killed 73 people and hurt 112. officials say a suicide bomber mingled with the crowd that an initial explosion and triggered a second blast. >>> the guardian reports damming testimony about sex abuse about riests in australia. during a hearing today in sydney, a church leader appeared and said some accusations were ignored. >> too many of them certainly were dismissed and sometimes they were dismissed in absolutely scandalrcumstance. >> the commission is nvestigating how church sex abuse against clergy. >>t" reports that a hero on will emerge from the secretory of the navy s.e.a.l.s medal of honor. he saved a hostage and killed two taliban fighters in afghanistan four years ago. >>>

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