orning the all-time temperature of one below zero. the lowest temperature ever recorded for baltimore. going back to 1873. coldreally unprecedented air out there. temperatures are going to fall quickly. 7-20 degrees. mostly clear. a study angle. cold a remains along the coast. 34. that is it. gete are signs that we will a change in the wind direction. a couple of systems to watch. come on it'sill heels here. going to keep the precipitation south of our area as well. we will see the moisture creeps northward. beyond that, warming numbers. we turn the clocks ahead saturday night. >> now, the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. >> we trust tim brant is safe and warm of the comcast center. >> he looks that way. he is there for a big game tonight. >> this is march. the madness is around the corner. they have to play every day like it is the playoffs. they play virginia tech here tonight. nextcc tournament starts wednesday. looking at the ballclub here. they have to play all types. they have to try to extend the

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the basis of individual contributions, it would end the limit orn how an individual can give over ar period. you were there when the court heard its first oral arguments on october and spoke at a rally afterwards, tell me why it's so important to you? >> ronan, here is my great fear. my great fear is both economically and politically, this nation is moving toward an form of society where a handful of billionaires are going to control the political life and economic life of this nation. and what this supreme court case is about and what citizens united is all about, is saying to large corporations and billionaires, you can spend as much money as you want on the political process. you can buy and sell candidates and do everything you want to create a right wing agenda which will benefit the wealthy at the expense of everybody else. this is not what american democracy is supposed to be. this is why among other things i believe in public funding of elections and we're working hard to try to overturn citizens united and fear very much this new supreme court case. >> who in congress are s

new information orn those two passengers using stolen passports to board that missing malaysian plane. >>> the cia accused of illegal activity. >>> and the eu threatening sanctions again russian, as crimea moves one step closer to independence. ♪ >>> an international fleet of slips, planes and helicopters, now expanding the search for the malaysian airlines flight 370. the focus now shifting to the straights between the west malaysian coast and indonesia. lisa stark is live in washington, d.c. what kind of support the u.s. providing to help find the plane? >> it is a huge involvement. the u.s. has two naval destroyers in this area. they are searching the waters, and there is a pc3 oh ryan plane overhead at well. >> lisa what can you tell us about those stolen passports and the men who used them to board the flight? >> there was certainly a lot of concern when this came out that two passengers had boarded the flight with stolen pass ports they bought one way tickets both from the same travel agency in thailand. their photos have been released and now interpol says it has identified the

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there were at least that many. , a yes orn is simply no question. do you believe that a uniform for datastandard breach notification would benefit consumers? yes or no is all i'd like to have. >> es. -- yes. >> es. -- yes. >> yes. >> that's what i think. hopefully we can figure out how to do that. i think the attorney general recently called for the uniform standard as well. hopefully the congress can accomplish. at the time of the breach, was there more than multiple data in what happened in target and the last part of laster? >> two types of data was removed early in december. 19, 40ember, december million credit card account numbers have been removed from our systems. providedon january 10, notice that certain personal information included names, address, e-mail and phone number , and various combinations, had also been removed. this, youher stand had all the information for all 40 million people? >> that is correct. it would be relatively simple process. there was at least 12 million of the records, and likely more than that. know who that relat

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. >> paul, i want to get your assessment based orn on both of your old jobs, both at the pentagon andd of the world bank. first, here is vladimir putin speaking this week and expressing a long list of grievances about being pushed around by the west led by the u.s. >> translator: they have come to believe in their exceptionalism and sense of being the chosen ones that they can decide the destiny of the world, that is it is only them that can be right. >> your sense of putin and how far he is prepared to go to restore greater russia? >> you could say putin is playing a weak hand with brutal force and strength. he did this in 2000 when he was prime minister, rose to presidency by this wave of support for genocidal war in chechnya. everyone knows he's corrupt and they hate it. he doesn't like it when yanukovych's mansion is revealed for what it was and when one of his close friends, the 16th richest man in the world is put on treasury list and the treasury list notes that some of that money is going to putin. that's his vulnerability and that what has to be pushed. >> i want to talk abou

we invested more in outreach and invested more in drug treatment orn demand than any city in the country'm proud of that effort. at the same time it's trying to find that balance. it was important for me to find that balance in a compassionate and thoughtful way. i always say to folks who assumed what we were doing was going to be wrong, prove us wrong. don't assume us wrong. i think we've proven in san francisco with values and sense of compassion and purpose that we can have rules and regulations where there's a two-way street, a sense of sensibility but real opportunity to access a system that has comprehensive culturely competent solutions that focuses on expanding housing opportunities not just short term solutions like providing more cots and mats in shelters. >> thank you so much, lieutenant governor newsom. our call to action to everyone at home this week is on this subject. we're asking you to call your local city hall and ask exactly how many emergency shelter beds are available where you live. let us know what you find. you can tweet your responses or e-mail them to us. people

>> the biggest misconception with water wise ornative plants is they don't need water.u first plant them, water them to get them established. once established, then they become low water use plants. most plants will be established within about three months. >> reporter: i live in the east bay. i have a lot of clay. does that make a difference? >> absolutely. the clay sites you're going to need to water even less because -- the clay soils you're going to need to water less because you lose less water. with the sandy soils they lose water more rapidly. >> reporter: so we talk microclimates here. this weekend along the coast we are going to hit 70s. are these very water-wise for the coastal areas as well? >> absolutely. absolutely. a lot of these natives that we have out front here are actually grown over by the coast in watsonville. >> reporter: tell me about mulch. how does that work? >> mulch works great to conserve water. you put a 2 to 3" layer of mulch down and that keeps evaporation from happening through the plant as quickly as it normally would. >> reporter: what

my single best chart this .orning is from james davenport he compares starbucks locations to the 2010sus to create a chart that basically shows how well centered it is in u.s. populace. more than 30% of the population lives within one mile of a starbucks. about 250 nine people, live within 20 miles of a starbucks. not happy. are still they are still tweaking stuff. get over here. look at this. >> they are offering some new breakfast options. >> it is a slow roasted ham and swiss. ,> and it is 490 calories $4.45, which is more than that been done at eggs benedict sandwich, if you're so inclined. i know you're partial to dunkin' donuts. >> no, i am partial to taco bell. >> the waffle taco. i don't know how much it is, but that is 460 calories. this is the strategy for a lot of these quick service restaurants. books now i need breakfast. >> i'm not getting anywhere near that stuff. me the bread and the sugar? not happening. >> and we have photos this morning. >> or we can look at carnival. our number three photo of the oly, members of a samba scho in rio de janeiro, brazil. performing, w

russia had reached an agreement with the ukrainian leadership on package, orn rescue the ukraine would reduce its commitment to the eu, aligned with russia, and in effect we protectorate,'s so to speak. >> and alliance. >> that is what we were three months ago. 10, the government is overthrown -- then, the government is overthrown, a form of democracy breaks out, and russia is on it's heels. >> do you think it is a desperate move? >> i do not know about desperate, but it is born out of weakness. i think vladimir putin has made it clear he does not want to move into the western part of the country because that would bring a much stronger response from the u.s.. i do not think that will happen. number three is the question of use president obama's terms. putin will have to pay. the question now, which will take a wild to play out is what are the costs -- which will take a wild to play out, is what are the costs russia will play? are we going to see putin with area -- the crime crimea peninsula? no. navalthe one warm weather base they have, so it is of strategic importance. , do not think

[applause] me orne prepared out-of-the-box thinking. it prepared me for a lot of controversy. got involved in doing new procedures and there were people who did not like that very much. in medicine, we actually talked about it. we talked about the differences, the evidence, the facts. facts were shown, people made adjustments. unfortunately, that does not happen in the political world. they are dealing with ideologues. they believe what they believe and they want to keep doubling down on it. the only people who can stop them our ross, the american people. [applause] as you know, i am not a fan of political correct mess. i hate political correctness. [applause] i will continue to defy the pc police who have tried, in many cases, to shut me up. i actually find them pretty amusing. [laughter] i still believe that marriage is between a man and a woman. [applause] you know, because i happen to mention that nobody gets to change the definition of marriage and mentioned some other categories, they said carson said that gay marriage and bestie À la the art the same thing. that is prep

the rain has stopped here but orning as t >>> it' chilly this morning. the number of known fatalities rose yesterday. the medical examiner now confirms 21 dead add to that four more bodies found by searchers in the debris yesterday. the list of the missing remains at 30. the work here is painful and painstaking. at the impact zone the vast scale of the landslide seems to dwarf the hundreds of workers carefully digging through the debris. it's a daunting task often undertaken only with hand tools. crews work in mud and water that can be waist deep. the slide brought a forest of trees along with it. it knocked everything down, then mixed everything up. >> when the mountain let go it didn't just slide, it kind of blew out at the bottom and then it slid down in the back. it kind of sloshed up and then sloshed back down. we have areas where they're estimated that the slide is almost 70 to 80 feet deep. >> reporter: and much of what is under the mud is dangerous. >> we've got sewer. we've got all the products, again, from your home. gasoline from the vehicles,

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