questions president obama will face from his counterparts from mexico and canada, at the all day north americanummit on wednesday. they call it the three amigo's summit. but president obama will have some explaining to do. domestic american politics have him hamstrung. the keystone pipeline in limbo. the administration won't say when the president will decide on the president. mr. obama must choose between environmentalists, and a close ally. >> this is an enormous benefit to the united states. >> reporter: canadian prime minister steven harper. >> this north american leader summit is happening at an interesting time where progress on a lot of the other things we want to do with canada is building and awaiting the keystone decision. >> reporter: on trade the president is being undercut by those usually who are supportive. organized labor is also wary. >> what happens is these companies outsource production to low-wage locations, for example, mexico, and that puts downward pressure on wages here in the united states, they are able to threaten workers in the u.s. if they don't cut wages or organi

i do look forward to hosting the next north american leaders summit in canada. d i look forward to hosting the next american leaders summit in canada and would like to conclude with a word on the situation in ukraine. we're encouraged to hear the news of a truce. while this is good news, this kind of news, these kinds of words are only meaningful if they are put into action and ultimately, it is the regime that is responsible for resolving the situation. it is the regime that created the situation, not by taking decisions that were merely unpopular, but by undertaking decisions that went against the very nature and aspirations of ukraine as independent state. for that reason, we hold the government responsible and urge them to take all of the steps necessary to resolve the situation and to put ukraine back on the democratic and euro atlantic path that the ukrainian people desire. [applause] >> another round of questions, jason mcdonald will introduce the canadian journalists asking the questions. >> omar from ctv news. mr. president, good evening to you. canada o

we mark the 20th anniversary of the north american free trade agreement. as only time can reveal, the agreement has been an overwhelmingly successful and is responsible for creating prosperity from the bottom to the top of the continent. there has been a fourfold growth in bilateral trade over the last 20 years that now exceeds $1 trillion. it is estimated that the marketplace will continue to expand exponentially in the decades to come. we agree that there is enormous potential to build on the success of nafta a new ways. most notably, through the transpacific partnership. focused on bringing those negotiations to a successful conclusion. developing trade is one of the keys to job creation. it is the key to economic vitality and it is the key to long-term prosperity, not just for the canadian people, but for all of our people. that is why our government will continue to work to expand trade with our partners in north america, the asia-pacific region , and around the world. just as we did last year when we expanded our access across the atlantic through th

are big issues and big questions president obama will face from his counterparts at the all-day north americanummit on wednesday. they call it the three amigo summit, but when president obama meets his fellow leaders he'll have explaining to do. domestic american politics has him hamstrung, unable to follow through on big ticket items. the keystone pipeline in limbo. the project would bring oil to mushing's gulf coast. the administration won't say when the president will decide. ultimately mr. obama must choose between environmentalists and a close ally. >> this is an enormous benefit to the united states. >> reporter: canadian prime minister stephen harper. >> this summit is interesting at an interesting time where progress on a lot of the other things we want to do with canada is building, and awaiting the keystone decision. >> reporter: on trade the president is being undercut by those usually most supportive. the wants another big trade pact. but democratic leaders have openly declared they their opposition refusing to give any deal a streamline path. organized labor is also wary. >> what

this is the north american model. i agree with this. it's been handled in these situations much better. an inch to 2 will cover everybody from essentially the metro area south to the metro area north up toward hagerstown and cumberland. your top amount, the peek is going to be 2 inches. has it been a snowy february? february totals so far, 10.2 inches at national. that's a fair amount of snow. we average 5.7 inches for the month of february. and technically is our snowiest month. we average 5.6 in january and 5.7 in february. technically, it's our snowiest month. what i found most interesting is it snowed seven dais days of the last 25 and 8 of 26 tomorrow. i don't know, it's cool. a lot of instances of snow. mostly cloudy, cold, light snow before dawn. an inch before dawn, low temperatures in the 20s. winds southwesterly at 10. to start, temperatures right around freezing downtown. 32 light snow at 7:00. 34 at 9:00. snow begins to taper off at 11:00 and by 1:00, clearing sky, some sunshine comes back. next three days, cold on thursday,

and working closely together with north american producers. what is interesting is that north american integration is happening, regardless if its liked or not by our governments. it has more to do with market forces than whatever happens in washington or mexico city. and the most perhaps bright example of that is our joint manufacturing capacity. now it's difficult to talk about the mexican manufacturing industry or the u.s. manufacturing industry. it's the north american manufacturing platform. >> rose: and do you find yourself now, i mean with talented, educated workers, not going to the united states or somewhere, or to asia, are now staying in mexico. >> every year we have more engineers graduating from school. in mexico than we have in bavaria, germany. the talent and the skills of the mexican workforce is a key factor enabling what we were able to produce and export. and that is a source of competitiveness. we, now net migration into the united states from mexico is zero. it used to be a large positive number. we have net migration of m

>> the low numbers of monarch overwintering here in mexico is like a new situation for all of north american governments and people because the people in the states and canada are very involved with the conservation of the monarchs too, the same like in mexico. country's one of the best known poe etc. he has delivered about the plight of a monarch, signed by 100 top environmental activists to the u.s. and canadian ambassadors. he says the significance of the butterfly goes beyond the nears tetic. >> it's our economy because there are many people in the villages who have been leaving every winter that they're here so people come every day to watch the butterflies. >> as long as the monarchs still migrate to mexico, that attracts tourists too. and at nature resevers, people like donna castro are finding it harder to make a living. as the number of insects drop, so does the number of people coming to see them, she tells me. locals sometimes joke that the monarch is the only mexican who doesn't need a visa to cross the border north. the humble butterfly may find it hard to make it on to the agen

. >> president obama travelling to mexico for a north american summit. trade is at the top of the agenda, but not the only pressing issue. >> he should have said, "here's a congressional medal of honour for you all." >> an 84-year-old nun headed to prison. what she did that got her a 3-year sentence and why some say it was justified. >> 11:00 pm on the west coast. 9am in ukraine where flames are burning in the streets. thanks for joining us. it's been a deadly 24 hours. kiev explodes in violence in a deadly day of fighting. the ukrainian health ministry says 25 people have been killed and hundreds hospitalized. the fighting began when police moved in on independence square, which has been at the center of anti-government protests sipses november. we have the latest developments. >> a barricade of fire. demonstrators in kiev independence square are using whatever they have to keep the police out of the pain protest site. riot police fight back with water canons, helping to make a breakthrough. the fires have been burning throughout the night as anti-gover

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it is the north american manufacturing industry. >> do you find yourself now with talented, educatedorkers not going to the united states or somewhere or to asia, and are now staying in mexico? >> every year we have more engineers graduating from school. in mexico than we have in germany. the talent and the skills of the mexican workforce is a key fa what we areg able to produce and export. that is the source of competitiveness. now n migration into the united states from mexico iset zero. it used to be a large positive number here we have a net migration of mexicans coming into the u.s.. now the number is zeo. ro. it is other things. it is supplied trade, it is -- supply chains, trade. it is a different time and we need to see opportunities created by this integration. >> when president obama comes at the end of february. >> next week. >> middle of february. when he comes next week, what does mexico want to hear and want from the american president and policies that might affect mexico? >> we have a very fluid relationship with the u.s. government. president obama was in mexico back

president obama heads to mexico for the north american leaders summit. he will meet with the mexican president and the canadian prime minister. economic issues are on the agenda and so is security. pophe district on thursday, star chris brown has another court hearing in d.c. are chargedodyguard with misdemeanor assault, accused of punching a man outside the w hotel in october. brown and his attorney turned down a plea deal last month. and the winter olympics are heading into their final week. this week brings more skiing, ice hockey, and figure skating. the closing ceremony is a week from today in sochi. no more curling? coming up next, steve has a another look at the forecast >> the possibility of more snow. not what many folks want to hear whitney wild spoke with some folks. old,en you are two years snow has a certain novelty. >> he loves the snow. he loves running in it and making snowballs. >> a crunch with a special allure. >> stomping around in the snow. >> as we get older and our car doors do not open and our bikes and you have to wait -- he cold

morning so they got skill and they got time to get used to to the north american style and they got the patients from that measurement. developed a lot of play the game and they were in the game instead of the game and be the best so that's the. difference why do you think that's a question isn't to be kept in a team well you know what he's been the most consistent player for the last ten years for some of the russian players number one number two he's been. i would say the oldest guy that you know right now thirty five. number three series he's been working eyes and he recognized as one of the best players in the game today so obviously. to have a guy who want to stanley cups who won the world championships and been playing for the top team and that's how you know the detroit red wings there is. there's no other choices you know there's always a debate going on whose role was more important the coaches or the captains you know how can team what do you think so i can tell you. they cooper agaves team get other public mistaken they had fourteen captains fourteen captains from different i

another quick hitter, again maxing out at two inches, right now this north american model which i agree with is painting a little heavier band from d.c. south to culpepper and over an inch, everybody else around an inch, so everybody will see snow fall and i would allow extra time, probably less than an inch into charles county and prince georges county but wednesday, 4:00 a.m.-10:00 a.m., 1-# inches, 90% of the snowfalls in that window, wednesday morning yellow alert, allow extra time. this snow sticks to streets and a little snow but will have a moderate impact on the immediate metro area. in fact this is not meter worth it on a scale of 1-10, we will give this about an hour so allow extra time and we will come back and talk about whether or not the snow sticks around a little longer. >> okay topper. >>> tonight a safety alert after two armed men attacked and tied up a mail carrier. this is the third attack on a mail carrier in this area in just three months. this time it happened in the district on 50 hawaii avenue northeast. our mark albert was on the scene talking to police and peo

insident obama arrives mexico to attend a north american summit. to our viewers in the united states and those of you joining us from around the world, welcome. full coverage of the stocks and headlines.ing julianna goldman new details on president obama's trip to mexico. we begin with peter cook, who has breaking news. the release of the latest fed minutes. good afternoon. >> good afternoon. these minutes, the last meeting under fed chairman ben bernanke, when the fed chairman continue to scale back its bond buying program another 10 lane dollars. another jobs report. the first testimony of janet yellen. they saw the economic outlook basically on track despite volatility in emerging markets. they made very few changes in their statement. the minutes say all members agree the cumulative improvement and the likelihood of continued improvement indicated it would be inappropriate -- appropriate at this meeting. at the table, i number of participants noticed they should be ready to adjust if the economies took a turn for the worse. they indicated chang

jim acosta is in mexico where the president is attending a summit of north american leaders.don't have details just yet about what he is going to say, carol. this was obviously notten the agenda. they were supposed to be talking about matters pertaining to the north-american continent but deputy national security adviser, ben rhodes, just told reporters as the president is heading down here for the north-american leaders summit that he anticipates that the president will publicly address the situation in ukraine today, that unfolding violence we are seeing in the streets as government forces fire on protesters there. this follows what the vice president urged to the president of ukraine last night in a phone call saying he would like to see that government exercise what the white house calls maximum restraint earlier this morning on air force one. ben rhodes told reporters that the president is observing the situation very closely. he talked about it with french president, francois hollande. it is unclear as to how much the united states can do about it. secretary of state, j

-- securing the north american perimeter.ly. >> quickly, on nieto and his politics, this was a one-party rule that the country experienced for nearly a century. is this a new pre? >> i was asked that question quite a bit at the time of his inaugural. i said, whether or not it's a new pre is almost secondary. a middle class willing to hold their government more accountable, it has the media assuring transparency and government. i think it's a new mexico and a pre and they realize they have to work across the aisle. it's two principle parties that they've been able to focus on a pact, is what it's called here in mexico, and a reform agenda. while it's the p.i.r., they are now in a mexico that is going to be held more accountable and transparency in government. it's more democracy, chuck. and that's healthy. and i think you have an ability to work across party aisles here in the country. >> that's what was lacking for so long and that's now clearly the case, they have competing parties. antonio garza, former ambassador to mexico

and on the cyber security side, terk and north american reliability association is working to create rds for the bulk power system in north america. >> and if you had to give us a scale of 1- 5 and 5 being the best, where would you put our safety for a power grid? >> i would safety i would say devoid that up a little bit. physical security and cyber security. cyber security. we have standards and now, we are still, the industry is still working toward implementing those standards and coming up to speed. we are at a two or throw level. >> 2 or 3. are you comfortable with that? >> well, you know, this is one of those industries that you can never drive your risk down to 0. and the industry is constantly improving. and every time there is an event like this or whether it was like the fires in san diego several years ago, it helped the industry learn how to do better vegetation management and there will be a lot of lessons learned out of this. >> i asked this. motorcycle mike sanford wants to know why we are just learning about this and did they think people don't care? >> there was a lot

. >> president obama set to meet with his north american counter parts discussing the trade agreement they signed on to 20 years ago. who are the real winners under nafta? >> a growing number of young americans are entering the real world with the burden of student debt. we'll talk about how the mounting bills may haunt them after graduation. >> 11,310,000 is our big number of the day. it's also a big hello from the american public to a new t.v. host. >> now to today's big number, 11,310,000, that's how many people watched jimmy fallon's first night as host of the tonight show. >> it is the second largest audience since may, 2009. the show dominated the demographics in the age group of 18-49. his tenure marking the return to new york city where it originated back in 1954. >> that 11.3 million audience is 182% better than the average 4 million viewers that jay leno got but lagged leno's final episode, 14.6 million people watching his farewell. that's slightly behind the 11.9 million who watched when conan o'brien transitioned back in may, 2009. we'll see how his numbers stay. >> if the

with their north american headquarters. after our meetings in japan, they chose illinois for their expansion. after meeting with denmark, the largest water pump manufacturer in the world, they move their north american headquarters to downers grove and that is more jobs and opportunities for illinois workers. [applause] and the economy also demands quality public education. and that starts with good teachers. teachers change lives for the good. and we appreciate the hard work and we have been getting the job done on education and this includes a report card and teacher evaluation with strong benchmarks and performance that is prioritized. in fact, our reforms have become a model for the nation. but our unfinished job on education started where it matters most. in early childhood. study after study has shown that high quality, early childhood education provides the best return of any public investment i can make. including at risk children. from birth all the way to kindergarten. i have always thought to preserve early child

the three north american lead eggs are discussing great ways and tomorrow we will have a view from city hall and barbara boxer will call for raising the minimum wage at the commonwealth form columbia right next to fairy legs in the thermal. the report is from the nonpartisan congressional office, president barack obama and senate democrats are pushing for the minimum wage to be increased from $7 $7 and 2016, it could eliminate half a million jobs. >>> 40 with interest workers are about to see much smaller paychecks. starting money they will make 200 less on clerical and maintenance workers workers say they are getting $800 less during a pay period due to previous concessions. >> you are now giving me an option to choose between my medical care and other options. what do we live on? >> the city is preparing for that possibility. >>> it happened last night and an 8 of the. computer strain and it is not clear what led up to that. >>> they are honoring one of of their own for uncovering a horrific case of sexual abuse. it came to light when the officer interviewed a 27-year- old woman who s

the north american free trade agreement. >> flurry big questions that president obama will face from his counterpart in mexico city on wednesday. they call it the three amigos summit. and when president obama meets his fellows in mexico, he'll have explaining to do. hamstrung, and unable to followthrough on big ticket items. the keystone pipeline in limbo. and the project would bring oil stands to the gulf coast. mr. obama must choose between environmentalists, who opposed pipeline, and thinks allies. canadian prime minister, steven harper, is pushing hard for approval. >> this north american leadership summit is happening at an interesting time when we have a lot of things to do. for progress for canada, awaiting the keystone decision. >> reporter: on trade, the president is being undercut by those who are usually the most supportive. democratic leaders have openly declared their opposition, refusing to give any deal congressional approval. and organized labor is election wary. >> reporter: what happens is, the company's outsource production, from mexico, and that puts downward pres

. >>> an american missionary being held in north korea has been sent back to a labor camp. kenneth bay he had been hospitalized and the state department calls on north korea to grant amnesty. he was sentenced to 15 years hard labor for religious activities. >>> south korea has scored a victory over japan in virginia. lawmakers there voted this wheek to require school textbooks to refer to the waters dividing the two countries as the east sea. as well as the sea of japan. the vote followed intense lobbying by both countries. virginia has some 80,000 korean americans which is four times as manies a japanese manies. but the state does much more business with japan than with south korea. >>> there was a dramatic increase in the number of children killed and wounded in war related incidents in afghanistan last year. a new united nations report puts the number of casualties at more than 1700 including 561 deaths. according to the report, the withdrawal of foreign troops and increased taliban attacks are to blame for the spike in deaths and wounded. turning now to syria despite wh

mexico is doing with their energy resources you got canada, united states and mexico and the north americann could become economically and energy secure as we go forward here very quickly and i think that this president needs, to you know, get on the program and recognize this. quit, you know, kowtowing to an environmental, radical environmental position that frankly does not hold water. >> this thing, this energy is so important, governor as you've said many times on this show and where else. one of the benefits is trade. we'll quit importing because we're producing so much and if the government would let us we can actually export. there's light sweet crude unless they build refineries, we can't use it at home. they can export that stuff. that creates more growth in the american economy. i want to ask you something else. long time governor in texas. a true chief executive. listen to this. eight other agencies, okay, eight other agencies have to weigh in on this. defense, justice, interior, commerce, transportation, energy, homeland security and the epa. now, simple question, wouldn't a pre

the three north american leaders are expected to announce an easing of border controls for corporateexecutives and to promote the neoliberal reforms the mexican president pena ni eto, who recently opened the country's oil sector to foreign companies. this week hundreds of mexican teachers marched on the highway therd the summit to protest education reform. the meeting comes as president obama faces pressure from the canadian prime minister stephen harper to approve the keystone xl oil pipeline, which sandscarry canadian tar oil to the was gulf coast. the pipeline has faced mass protest in the u.s.. another likely focus of today's summit is the transpacific partnership, a secretive deal among the pacific rim countries to establish a free-trade zone encompassing nearly 40% of the global economy. rick say the tpp would further entrench the failures of the north american free-trade agreement, which went into effect 20 or's ago and caused mass displacement in mexico. >> members of the russian protest group pussy riot have been released following the attention in sochi, russia were the win

. >>> nearly 9 million pounds of meat is being recalled by a north american california company becaused meat from deceased animals and animals that weren't properly inspected. rancho feeding corporation shipped the meats to distribution centers and retail stores in california, florida, illinois, and texas. the beef products were processed from january 1st to january 7th. the company has been under scrutiny by the usda. there had been no reports of illness. >>> aol has abandoned an unpopular retirement plan move. ceo tim armstrong was forced to apologize after blaming the cost-cutting move on obamacare and the medical expenses associated with caring for two sick babies of employees. aol had planned to pay company contributions to employees' 401(k) accounts in one lump sum at the end of the year. the company will continue tro matching funds every pay period. >>> "the lego movie" was top at the box office. the toy company sold an estimated $69 million worth of tickets in its debut weekend. "the monuments men" opened in second place following by a police comedy "ride along." >>> dumb starb

i'm african north american and i'm gay. >> the n.f.l. draft starts in may. >> so much more news, not just the headlines, but the live log, 24/7 at aljazeera.com. >>> millennials having an >> millennials, young folks having a tough time. they happen to be the future. average joes own skyscrapers, or at least small pieces of them. and we'll head to ohio for a firsthand look at tire shops jacking up prices. i'm ali velshi. this is "real money." ♪ >>> this is "real money." you are the most important part of the show so join our live conversation for the next half hour. the millennial generation is america's future, but the millennia millennials appear to be having a harder go of it in today's job market. the u.s. labor department reports that 9.1% of americans in that 20 to 34 age group who want a job couldn't find one in january. it's more stark for those millennials who are first joining the work force out of college. 11.9% of them couldn't find a job in january. pesky as they may seem, we all have some millennials around, at home lounging

president obama's one- day summit with his mexican and canadian counterparts marked 20 years of the north american free trade agreement or nafta. >> thanks in part to our efforts to boost u.s. exports, american exports to canada and mexico continue to grow faster than our exports to the rest of the world. together our countries have strength to give north america a tremendous competitive advantage -- the skills of our workers, manufacturing that's growing, and new sources of energy. >> brown: nafta was originally spearheaded by the first president bush, in a bid to eliminate cross-border trade duties and other barriers. it got the backing and was eventually signed into law by president clinton. supporters argued it would spur growth. but in a c.n.n debate with vice president gore, billionaire businessman ross perot famously argued it would send thousands of jobs to lower-paying, less- regulated mexico. >> when you've got a 7:1 wage differential between the united states and mexico, you will hear the giant sucking sound. >> now, wait-- >> there's a political lesson, there's a business lesson. >> th

one of the nice things about pulling up to a gas station that's north american oil, no soldier had to protect those oil fields. that's really important to americans. >> that is a fantastic testament to be energy independent. congressman tim murphy from pennsylvania. >> have a great day, eric. enjoy the game. >> absolutely. thank you. >> why is it that eli manning came up in this lawsuit that was filed right on the eve of the super bowl about trying to pass off fake game gear as a real thing? well, they say they did nothing wrong. the team, the members of the team, and manning. but, could there be another story? well we're going to take a look at the actual lawsuit that's been filed with our legal panel, and they will weigh in, fact or faction, fake or real? next. ole garden's st 2 for $25 yet is endinsoon! chse two melt-in-your mouth ees, like n parmesan crusted chicken, 3 courses, 2 people, st $25 at olive garden! al enjoy weekday signature favorites, four classic pastas, now just $10! while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can ease arthritis symptoms. but if

the captain was a north american, played by a canadian. the european representation was by scotty, scotland, played by an yiesh canadian. irish canadian, another canadian and i represented asia and mccoy represented the south of the u.s. >> how did you get the job? >> my agent called. rather a normal way in hollywood. i went to a meeting with a man named gene roddenberry, i didn't know him from adam. the thing my agent told me was, it was a potential series. it was a pilot, which meant, steady employment. and i was excited about that. he did tell me it was a sc i fi show. i wasn't that much into sci fi at that time. gene ushered me to a sofa, nodded behind the desk, the supplicant there, and we had a conversation. and he told me about the series. the concept. my character would be a part of the leadership team. and the whole vision that he had for the human future. i mean, to be cast in that was a thrilling idea! and i recognized that it would be a groundbreaking opportunity for me, an asian american actor. >> you were one of the first or

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the vote comes as the company seeks to open a new suv production line at one of its two north american plants that would add some 1500 jobs. senator bob corker who has publicly criticized unions surprised many by saying he has learned that they will bring this new suv to chattanooga if the employees decide not to unionize. a vw representative says it won't impact the decision. they have accused volkswagen of giving the uaw much too much access to try and enlift workers to their side. well-known character actor, ralph waite has died. he is remembered for his role in the television series "the waltons." >> i sure thought i would stop missing pop by now but i feel awful empty inside. >> he wouldn't want us to grieve too long. >> i could use his advice tonight. i am at a crossroad, liv. all kinds of opportunities out there if a man is not afraid to take them. >> he wills had roles in the bodyguard and cool hand look and ncis, receiving emmy no, ma'am nal nominations. he waited on a political career, running for congress unsuccessfully three times. he was survived by his third wife, linda a

. >>> a display of north american friendship.th american leaders really accomplish anything other than photo-ops? >>> also, the gap steps up big time in the fight for a higher minimum wage. those are today's topics for our agenda panel. corey day, victoria defrancesca soto, professor at the university of texas, and susie kim is national reporter with msnbc.com. always good to see all of you. let's start with these tensions on trade immigration and the keystone pipeline, clearly on display. wasn't until the end of the day that the president said of immigration legislation, quote, it remains one of my highest priorities, that's what president obama said. corey, why did the president park there? >> and he only did it when he was prompted when he was talking to sort of in the public section of the gathering. you know, it's the same thing that he did basically during the state of the union address where he only basically sort of grazed over it. he doesn't want to do anything to push the issue of immigration reform too much because he

what has been the true effect of nafta on the north american job market?me is a tweet add this. guest: as i've tried to say a couple of times, jobs revolve on trade agreements. , theobs that are lost small factories or whatever in the south, they are very visible. expands toany produce more for the export market like knowing or whatever, you see the announcement in the papers about the jobs created? you do not. we have an economist try to calculate this but there is a which a lot of job revolution on account of trade agreements, not the biggest source of job revolution. you do get jobs supported. i would urge you to go back and look at some of the companies that we mentioned. caterpillar, boeing, ge, apple -- go right down the list and all of them have expanded and created jobs. i have to hit this issue on the wages. of biggest reason why wages the median household happened relatively flat over the last decade and a half does not have to do is trade agreements. it has to do with bill gates. he is a great guy but look around you -- we don't have tellers any

he is the fist openly gay athlete to play for a pro team in any of the four major north american sports. jason collins came out last spring in "sports illustrated." at the time the 12-year veteran wasn't playing for a team. the nets signed him to a ten- day contract. here's jason kidd. >> i'm in full support. it does not change my feelings for him as a good friend and as a teammate. >> you may remember college football star michael sam came out publicly earlier this month. he is projected to be a mid-round draft pick this spring. if he does make a team's roster he would be the first active nfl player to be openly gay. >>> looking for new recipes for the not so familiar produce, tony and stephanie are cooking up kale and pharaoh. >> kale, and some onions and mushrooms, too. >> cook the fennel before. >> in here we have garlic and onions. when the onions became soft werks add in the fennel and the mushrooms. the mushrooms have a great bold flavor which adds a lot of dimension. >> i'm going to add toe mate owes for more moisture and sweetness. >> that will add acidity to the plate also. >>

. >> jeremy russell with a north american meat association says that's the way recalls work. compiles a list of its clients who then call their clients and we're talking about a year's worth of meat. >> it would not be surprising to me that they are having to go back in time to communicate with folks that haven't carried the product for months and months. >> information has been spotty, but here are the recalled products we know of so far. two versions of hot pocket, philly steak and cheese, and some packaged hamburger pattities and beef jerky products. we tried to get answers from the usda on what other products might be involved. they told us to call rancho's quality control manager. the person who answered the phone told us he has been layed off. coming up in ten minutes, some of the most high end meat on the market is also on the hit list. and why bay area ranchers should be left out of this mess. live in the newsroom, kpix5. >> people in oakland's neighborhood got together tonight to talk about what else, safety. it's the same neighborhood where a private security guard

. >> reporter: with the north american meat association says that is the way recalls work. rancho feeding corporation compiles a list of clients who then called their clients and we are talking about a years worth of meat. >> it would not be totally surprising to me that they are having to go back in time to communicate with folks that maybe haven't carried it for months. >> reporter: information has been spotty but here are the recalled products we know of so far. two versions of hot pockets, philly steak and cheese and packaged hamburger patties and jerky. >> we tried to get answers from usda. we found out the quality control manager has been laid off. >> why some of the most high end meat in the stores is also being recalled even though it had nothing to do with the sick cow. >>> tonight some bay area firefighters are putting everyone on notice. andre borba is in pittsburgh. andrea. >> reporter: well, we are talking about pot grow-op rations here in contra costa county. firefighters will put water on the flames to make sure the water gets out but they will do it from the

wednesday, the president will be attending the north american leaders summit in next co. >> on friday, existing home sales for the month of january. >> sd >>> finally, the numbers you need to know for derrick jeet terse retirement. 250, the nest egg he has built for his retirement. the second number, $1,153. within a few hours of his facebook announcement wednesday that he would be retiring at the end of the 2014 season, that was the average price of one ticket to the captain's last home game in the bronx, barring a trip to the postseason. these numbers were all on resale sites. the yankees will put single game tickets on sale on tuesday. >>> that's the show for today. i'm becky quick. thank you so much for joining me. each week, you can keep it right here. we are "on the money." i'll see you next weekend. >> narrator: in this episode of "american greed"... solomon dwek is an expert flimflammer. >> here was a guy that ran a $400 million real-estate ponzi scheme in his head and on the back of a napkin. >> narrator: dwek then commits a $50 million bank fraud and becomes an informant in

leaders canada and mexico today and discuss security joining harper and mexican president for the north american summit near mexico city. other major topics include immigration reform in the united states which is a key issue for mexican leaders. in canada, they have voiced frustration with the white house for delaying a decision on the keystone xl pipeline. >> oakland city council has delayed a vote an approving a key contract for a "spy center." the city council has aproofed what is calling a domain monitoring center. a homeland security grant will pay for it. the center sevens as a hundred for surveillance cameras at the port of oakland and other cameras will be added. >> opponents fear it will be used for white-spread surveillance without search warrants. city council want to clarify hang before moving forward. >> hundreds of city workers in hayward face pay cuts after a contract was approved cutting pay and benefits for 300 maintenance and library and other workers by 5 percent. the city said they need the money to avoid a fiscal crisis. dozens prophetted outside city hall before the vote.