. >> now listen to this one the nbc peacock showing true colors and one mean peacock.irst ruined the olympics with bob costas praising vladimir putin. and then many late night showing jay leno the door. some thought it just plain mean. one day after jay leno says his final good night show goodbyes the nbc doing best to erase all memories. a team of painters painting over the leno billboard on the side of his studio. but what's the rush? jimmy fallon will not even be using that studio. is he moving "the tonight show" to new york. is nbc being a little mean to leno? real mean to leno or is it just business? now, you be the judge. is nbc just plain mean or is that show business? go to gretawire.com and vote in our poll. straight ahead, some are rattled tonight wondering if the obama dlation made it easier for terrorists to get into the united states. republican lawmakers says the president's new executive order puts our security at risk. senator jeff sessions is here next. also first lady hillary clinton calling monica lewenski a narcissist loony tune. that's one of clint

in more news from china, giant panda twins that are breeding seem to have made the friends.ual a peacockwas visiting him. months of fighting, all is well. today, representatives gathered in london for a conference aimed at halting wildlife poaching. among the attendees with the prince of wales and prince william who have made it their mission to draw attention to the crisis. conservationists say roughly 22000 and elephants were killed by poachers wanting their ivory. that is actually one every half hour. the process has soared due to demand from china. >> africa's treasure under threat. hunted by the poachers. 30 years ago, can you had almost 170,000 elephants. today, 30,000 remained. from chinang trade has reached record levels. a weeklong census begins to gauge the poaching impact. it is a vital tool for the rangers who believe they are winning the flight. >> we are beating the poachers. we are dealing with them effectively. the census is an indicator that we have been successful. >> the planes circle over the savanna. sees counting elephants to if new births outweighing those purged.

have given rise to concerns about water quality and we have never quite lost out in faith at the peacock manager. and then will you keep those in faith and this is ty was respected by one of the effect on them. this evening. cork city council seat the risk of flooding has eased somewhat. we reach a truce and sixty workers were not taking any chances. jenny o'sullivan. i t e news. cork city center. jenny standing by for us said maj any isn't sides of relief all around the sides. lol actually get to vote for ec minutes after high tide here sharon and dad a fluke so i can cook city has escaped the worst there had been genuine fears that the cause of an astronomical heights i did because the storm surge that we would see flooding here again this evening like this on the cts monday and tkd on tuesday night. but at lunchtime today in its purity afternoon cork city council officials were looking at the castle and they had the sense that although the relief the type of snowboarding in case they didn't expect to be anything like what they had anticipated. and yes there has been some minor floodin

some legal according to ria novosti other cities crime elite was locked in the cup will star in the peacock also win this series classes during the day. demonstrators attacked a police crushed cars threw stones the official agencies seized and burned them of protesters attacked government offices in the capital. moreover the occupied the bosnian presidency broken windows and two fireballs and cited him as a result the fire broke out. police had these tear gas rubber bullets and water cannons. as for tools like demonstrators burned completely the burning of the local ministries to hear demonstrators burned completely the building of the local ministries and they're left with an office the government in the prime minister of tools le cant and were forced to resign demonstrators protesting against the social and economic situation in the country. the high rate of unemployment and corruption as well. a couple of causal christina witness clashes between students in the police at the local university korea noticed the reports stated that in the building of directors office of the university of pr

rue the planned their freaking cool realy did so in effect thirty six the role the spirit of the peacock a sikh families in was participating in the last olympic games. you heard that there are going to be news sports added to this olympics what's gonna be different about sochi. while this hotel and he is past the most part programs as with the most new one disputes that mommy's was having an excellent if this here to take a tour of nineteen gold medals up for grabs. take a look at the stokes valley that for freestyle skiing and snowboarding. it is combination clear obstacles like males and boxes had the chance to dance with the twenty fourteen with the false claim that have meant snow myself up becoming the first event of such a levy on thursday the enforced if he is also new is tootsie and so is doing speed jumping and at least asking for half price the queen flu athletes taking part in that event as well. speaking of tim curry and tell us more about some of the athlete so we should look out for and their medal prospects white t for teen queen gold medal is what really matters and the

and there was also icu from the people it's fantastic it's time for winter games to the peacock was needed before my days junior be that uses accident which is cool. everyone looks good. and this just in from sochi china's senior olympic official used a chain has been elected as vice president of the international of the committee. that's at the body's one hundred and twenty six general assembly you just kidding ran unopposed. the sixty two year old has been an ioc member since the year two thousand he served on the policymaking executive board from two thousand ford to twenty twelve and as vice president from two thousand eight to two thousand twelve. he takes the spot vacated by thomas bach after his election as president of the ioc in september. no updated on the eight seventy nine bird flu in china. health authorities report the new cases around the country to ninja jiang province won in fuji and two engines to one in hunan one in guangdong and one in beijing. some patients are in critical condition the two cases in each town is just un brings the provincial total for the year to seven

. >> reporter: nearby, a zoo with ostriches and peacocks. a garage with dozens of antique luxury cars. the anger quieted by the hope this chapter is now over. the next chapter will feature tymoshenko who was just released from prison today. a long-time foe of the president. she spoke to protesters here on independent square calling them heros but telling them not to go home, that their job is not finished. david. >> thank you. >>> this evening to another country whose people are in revolt. venezuela. in south america where tens of thousands taken to the streets angry at the country's desperate economic turn. food and supplies disappearing. the violence. among the latest victims, a young beauty queen taken to the hospital by a friend on a motorcycle. the image captured right there. she did not survive. >>> back to this country now. the extreme weather battering the nation because of the major thaw this weekend. the outbreak of tornados. the damage was stunning. abc with the water rescues and that devastation. >> reporter: worse than the freez

in use was initially designed to play more than one role for instance there's the media center the peacock with your colleagues already working. what else are the games the center will turn into a shopping mall and recreation center the car like the rush and disneyland it's only the country has never had before. built hotels will frequently around always when he's supposed to attract visitors to the conference's forums exhibitions and sports events the key that we have really good residential facilities is with us cos of the deceased. the policeman used are all infrastructure foundation for tourism development. well i have briefly mentioned that the athletes' village and most can happen to its forty seven buildings some of them again at the time team to hotels in use for year round course the hope is that legacy is the subject comes up pops bought a tourist destination for people from boy for the well timed out the ones on sending to hotels every time into apartments to og to increase housing in the region as well boss was happening in the archives to cross the border to the oven use up th

i was a peacock with the windchill by neil barrett said they opposed russia's anti lgbt lot. i feel about america. when you hear the bride university telling me that the air again russia's loss and support efforts to improve that edt friday. i could go back to school when you hear president obama making the right to support the anti gay stance that that the us did not write discrimination into the meeting. tell him to review his own country's law bottom line and no matter how you feel about the right the notion that last shot at the worst anti toll on saturday. it's just playing around tonight. talk about that. i really mean to but at the record. rachel reform has dominated national debate for the past year. yet despite the protests in all the promises. little has actually happened in the realm of faerie far turns out that one change was quietly approved by the obama administration recently. the center would ease restrictions for us i am a tourist who might have ties to groups. now the department of homeland security as false the state department last week announcing the chan

it has half a dozen residencies, a private zoo with peacocks, and garages full of vintage cars and boats. opposite militants took control of the residence. presidential elections are scheduled for may 25th. joining me now from london is a reporter. what is the timeline for rebuilding ukraine's government? elections on may 25th are fairly soon given how d divided the country is. >> can you have a vibrant pluralist competition for the presidential elections? some officials have been expressing reservations about that. they're declaring tomorrow as the opening day for candidates to come forward and declare themselves. now the political opposition has been somewhat over the course of the last several months -- been somewhat fragmented. the protesters themselves have not necessarily connected with some of the political parties that were calling for the president to step down. some of those that were released from prison, there's an individual who served as prim minu -- prime minister in the past. there's no clear frontrunner who can possibly fill that. >> how likely do you think it is he'll b

there are chan chandeliers, a fx boat used as a private restaurant, a personal zoo with pigs and peacocks, and end of topiary clothed in his customary winter coat. where $5 is a customary monthly wage. for years people have suspected corruption. these documents recovered by a presidential lake by divers seem to confirm it. $110,000 for curtains for one room. $2.5 million on wood paneling. >> can i pass on my wishes to the president? i wish him dead. the that is the same single wish from all ukrainians. >> ukrainians are still mourning their dead. marveling at the feet of change and celebrating their victory. but great uncertainty remains. ukraine's economy is a mess. there is a real threat of further violence. and some analysts even predict civil war. the interim government in power until elections in may has a delicate balancing act. reaching out to europe without further annoying the russians to the east. >> another priority is returning to the european integration cause. the fight for which maidan started with. we also understand the importance of our relations with russia. >> but the

kathy henley and colonel peacock are working the late shift at the yard. >> it was around 1:03 in the morning of the 18th. me and colonel were sitting there at his desk. we were going over the paperwork. to the left of me, we had a monitor sitting there. while i was talking to him, out the corner of my eye i could see something moving around a lot. >> kathy turns to watch the security camera and can't believe her eyes. >> this thing was out here. and then after it twirled around going through the back end of a car, you could see a ball of light come off. i said you need to check the lot out. >> that's when i came out here to see if anybody's doing it. i couldn't find nobody. >> what was was in the yard has vanished. >> so i pulled the videotape out and i took it home with me. when you go from a little screen to one this big, you could see it. and to me honestly looked like a woman wearing overalls with blond hair and a white shirt and she was twirling around with the cars and everything back here. >> the security camera records fewer frames per second than a regular camera giving it a

. >> nearby, a zoo with ostriches and peacocks.where a garage with dozen of antique luxury cars. the anger over the opulence here quieted by the hope in this chapter is over. alex marquart, abc news. >> the bay area has a ukrainian community and it's supporters gathered for a demonstration at the san francisco city plaza yesterday afternoon. they are demanding u.s. and european leaders take, in their words, real action to support the ukrainian people, like providing security from opposition leaders and imposing sanctions on the other regime. >> today protesters in san francisco plan to hold a demonstration to stand in solidarity which with the ongoing anti-government protests in venezuela. from noon to two protesters will form a human chain across the golden gate bridge. meanwhile in venezuela protesters continue to clash with riot police. tens of thousands of people took to the streets yesterday calling for the president nicolas maduro to solve rising crime and inflation rates or step aside. >>> one man is dead, dozens are recover

. >>> jimmy fallon made his debut after the peacock network once again kicked jay leno to the curb. >our host for now. of course i won't be here tonight if it weren't for the previous tonight show hochlts i want to say thank you to steve allen, jack clark, jay leno, to my buddy who said i've never are host, you owe me a hundred bucks, buddy. you do. >> this is really huge this, is huge. you know what i mean? >> put on the pressure. i was like yes, man. i won't be able to handle all of this. everything, tonight. >> all right so reviews were mixed we sent ainsley earhardt to find out what people think about this. >> did you watch jimmy fallon last night? what did you think? >> i loved it. good first night. >> how do you think he's going to do compared to leno? >> well, i think he'll take more risks >> very funny and clever. i know how he handles his guests and everything. >> better than leno? >> yes. >> i never cared for leno show. i was asleep. >> is that going to be the case every night? >> no. i will watch jimmy fallon. i like him. >> i know he's going to be funny. he's great >> how

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nice change if you're looking for the warm-up in honor of polina we bring in the polina peacock.in so bad. we're all rooting for you here from nbc bay area. now, today if you're not going to be inside watching the olympics you want to get outdoors you can do so. it's going to be comfortable. you don't want to miss polina tonight at 8:00. 70 degrees friday. 70 degrees on saturday in san jose. look at these numbers, you don't have to feel guilty. a lot of rain on the way. talk about every 15 minutes. here is mike inouye? no. >> finish off the morning, the flashing lights are clear. all trucks are clear. 101 recovers, but look at the south bay. we have a smoother flow at 680. our map shows the centers from capital expressway. a gentle backup thursday as the south bay schools are off. now we're seeing the lighter flow. here is the try valley. quickly end with the foster city approach. beautiful guys. back to you. >> 6:59. the winning $425 million ticket was sold in milpitas. come be our best friend. >> that's what's happening "today in the bay." see you in a half hour. >>> good morni

. >> nearby, a zoo with ostriches and peacocks.here a garage with dozen of antique luxury cars. the ager or the opulence here quieted by the hope in this chapter is over. alex marquart, abc news. >> the bay area has a ukrainian area and it's supporters gathered for a demonstration at the san francisco plaza yesterday afternoon. they are demanding u.s. and european leaders take, in their words, real action to support the ukrainian people, like providing security from opposition leaders and imposing sanctions on the other regime. >>> today there will be a demonstration to stand in schooldy which with the ongoing anti-government protests in venezuela. from noon to two protesters will form a human chain across the golden gate bridge. meanwhile in venezuela protesters continue to clash with riot police. tens of thousands of people took to the streets yesterday calling for the president to solve rising crime and inflation rates or step aside. >>> one man is dead, dozens are recovering this morning following a carbon monoxide leak at a ne

the nbc peacock is now off to the side of the building. i guess they sold it to someone else.like, i don't know what it's -- "go daddy." >> steve: is it go daddy? are you serious? >> jimmy: go daddy studios. yeah, they sold out. >> steve: are you serious. >> jimmy: yeah. no, i don't know what it's called. but it's not nbc anymore. but you go in, and i was driving by, and i was like, there's no way this is -- because it doesn't look the same, like when johnny was there. on the outside. but then you walk in and you see murals and drawings of johnny carson and jay leno. it's kind of fun. going to miss doing that. but it's so exciting that we're taking it over and bringing it back here. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: right across the hall. right where it began. >> jimmy: yeah. but jay leno has always been a good guy to me. you ever meet him? >> he's always -- yeah, i met him. first time i met him was like '89, '90, when i used to have a show on the comedy channel. you know when it was? it was september 3rd. [ laughter ] september 3rd. i was walking -- >> jimmy: no, you weren't

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for instance, should the elgin stones returned to greece and the peacock throne returned to india? also how do you respond to the argument that taking the rosetta stone protected it from local thieves or just neglect? >> guest: i new that's a great question. my view is that it's a slippery slope when we start going back before world war ii and start reevaluating how things have shown up in different museums. i think we can proud about the fact, for instance, here at the national gal ru of art here in washington the works of art have either been donated or acquired through funds donated to the national gallery, and there is no war art there, war -- art that's come in as a result of the united states fighting a war somewhere. but the united states is a much younger country. we know in england, in france works of art in the louver, works of art and the v and a in london, many of these things were acquired through conquest in more colonial times. 1945, in my way of thinking, is really a sea change going forward. there is a unesco law of 1970 that prohibits the removal of cultural objec

it's a snow globe with a little peacock.onor of the u.s. playing canada tonight and tomorrow. this is the men's hockey team pin and the women's hockey team pin. >> ooh. you'll trade me straight up for these? >> i probably would, yes. >> all right. here you go, you got a deal! look at that. fantastic. guys, thank you so much. whenever you're wearing these, doesn't walk into a thunderstorm, okay? that would be messy. all right. there's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your >>> good advice from al roker as usual. good thursday morning, i'm christina loren. 52. some people out there on the golden gate bridge enjoying that nice, clear sky. you will be about 63 at 4:00 p.m. warmer here in san jose. temperatures closer to san jose. in the next cupping days, we have warm weather that will stick around. we'll have more coming up in just a minute. >>> and back to your latest weather. >> all right, al. thanks. >>> here in sochi, we're, of course, inundated with all things olympics, but back at home lindsey

luxury car collection, a greenhouse full of banana plants and a personal zoo including ostriches and peacocks. head to the website to find out more about the further default in the ukraine and what this means for the country's bond market on cnbc.com. we'll be talking about that plenty of times throughout the show. stick around for that, too. >>> hsbc extending their losses after the bank fell short of expectations with full year earnings. europe's biggest bank reported a profit of 22.5 billion dollars, 2 billion short of market expectations. the bank also warned in its outlook that markets could be choppy this year. now felipe is joining us now. obviously weaker numbers for the profit than expected, still concerns about emerging markets, choppiness ahead, find the cutting costs, but we want to see how they are going to boost revenues. what's your take at the numbers here? >> good morning, julia. i think the market is concerned about the top line growth, and i think the hsbc management is correct in pointing out to choppy waters. so 10% of the profit and just about 50% of the revenue comes fr

a zoo with pigs and peacocks and this pretty ostrich. these guys were the president's pets. a vintage car collection worth millions, including this 1963 chevy impala. on the water, a replica sailing ship sits waiting. i wasn't sure this could get any more bizarre, but it has. we're now in a cart. this retreat is vast. it's said to have cost some $500 million to build. that seems a lot to the average person here. they earn less than $15 a day. now, with the ex-president effectively a fugitive, the leaders of the revolution want to sell off the estate, auction off everything inside it and give the proceeds to the families of victims killed in the bloodshed over the last few weeks. george? >> that is some sight. hamish, thanks very much. lets get more now from martha raddatz. u.s. officials actively engaged on all of this right now. the main goal is to keep ukraine together and keep russia out? >> exactly right, george. the u.s. has made it clear that it would be a big mistake for russia to send in troops. if the protests start up again in a significant way, or if the country s

for instance, should the elgin stones returned to greece and the peacock throne returned to india?also how do you respond to the argument that taking the rosetta stone protected it from local thieves or just neglect? >> guest: i new that's a great question. my view is that it's a slippery slope when we start going back before world war ii and start reevaluating how things have shown up in different museums. i think we can proud about the fact, for instance, here at the national gal ru of art here in washington the works of art have either been donated or acquired through funds donated to the national gallery, and there is no war art there, war -- art that's come in as a result of the united states fighting a war somewhere. but the united states is a much younger country. we know in england, in france works of art in the louver, works of art and the v and a in london, many of these things were acquired through conquest in more colonial times. 1945, in my way of thinking, is really a sea change going forward. there is a unesco law of 1970 that prohibits the removal of cultural object

a zoo with peacocks and this pretty ostrich. these guys were the president's pets. a vintage car collection worth millions, including this 1963 chevy impala. on the water, a replica sailing ship sits waiting. i wasn't sure this could get any more by star but it has. we're now in a cart. this is said to have cost some $500 million to build. that seems a lot to the average person here. they earn less than $15 a day. now, with the ex-president effectively a fugitive, the leaders of the revolution want to sell off the estate, auction off everything inside it and give the proceeds to the families of victims killed in the bloodshed over the last few weeks. george? >> that is some sight. let get more from martha raddatz. u.s. officials akively engage fpd main goal is to keep ukraine together and keep russia out. >> exactly right, george. the u.s. has made it clear that it would be a big mistake for russia to send in troops. if the protests start up again in a significant way or if the country seems to be out of control, it's not out of the question that russia would take a