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. >> with snow this heavy, trees fell on homes in indiana, knocking out power for tens of thousands of customers from illinois to michigan. just days ago, this part of the country add taste of early spring. >> i've had enough. tired of shoveling snow. tired of driving in the snow. >> as the storm blows east, eastern great lakes and buffalo area. travellers are told to stay off the roads, school shut down for illinois to new england. powerful winds and snow expecte in maine, grocery stores were busy. >> i work in produce. and receiving gone today. >> winds gusting across much of california. firefighters west of los angeles are preparing for the worst. >> we have staffing in areas prone to high fire danger. >> from the northwest to west and wild in the east, winter appears to be hanging on to the bitter end. >> larry jacobs, abc news, new york. >> that's not all. in the eastern third, people love waking up to january-like temperatures. >> below zero. weather continues with accu weather jim dickey. good morning, jim. >> good morning, john and marci. can you split the country in half here.

of the south. that's what has made this such a strange winter, leading to big traffic problems, cutting power to tensf thousands in arkansas, texas, tennessee. about 2,000 flights had to be canceled just today. it has been so cold out for so long, even jim cantore is indoors. actually, we took advantage of having him here in new york tonight to have our friend, the weather channel meteorologist be in the studio with us here tonight. what has to happen? you guys are always talking about new patterns. does new warm air have to come in and just stay for a while? >> what we don't see is a big pattern change, all right. but what we do see is something that may influence the spring going forward. today great lakes ice. we're always watching great lakes ice. statistics have been around since 1963. today, great lakes ice, we're always watching the great lakes ice. this is the most ice we've seen late in the season, the statistics go back to 1963. there were only three times that we saw ice more than 90%, let's look at the march and may outlook. which will basically make up ha what we'll all the meteorologica

of an inch are possible by early tomorrow. ice at these levels can yield widespread and prolonged power outages of up to ten days.for snow wary new yorkers the news is good as the storm looks to take a more southerly track, but it is bad news for the mid- atlantic, in the band of significant snow, are washington d.c. where up to ten inches ofÑi snow along with thunder are possible, and richmond, virginia, where a rare six inch could fall. that is nearly half the city's average snowfall for the entire year. on the beaches of north carolina residents may see sleet mixed in with the sand by late tomorrow. >> jeff: lauren casey from wcco thank you. california is still recovering from the weekend storm. most of those who have been asked to evacuate due to possible mudslides are being allowed to go home today. john blackstone tells us what they are finding. >> reporter: with the storm moving on, today was a day forÑi moving mud in neighborhoods at the san gabriel mountains. the cleanup is under way, but at ed's house in azusa the mud and debris built up over two days is still a threat. >> there's tons of mud that are s

of marijuana. >>> federal officials are investigating some cvs pharmacies in california where tens of thousands of powerful prescription pain killers have gone missing. the los angeles times says about 37,000 hydrocodone tablets are unaccounted for at cvs tur lock, fairfield, mod he tow indiction i don't know. hydro codone is the widely i can't becaused prescription drugs in the country. >>> malaysian military suggest that the malaysia airlines jet liner threw 350 miles off course before it vanished. it night the search for that missing boeing 777 with 239 people on period is focused on the straight of malaka, authorities now released the names and fee owe tows of two passengers who boarded the jet with stolen passports. they used their own documents to travel to malaysia before switching to the australian and italian id. one of the seek i can't cylomine germany. >> the more information we get the more we are inclined to conclude it was not a terrorist incident. >> airlines was also investigating co-pilot invited to 2011 flight, airline is refusing to comment until the inquiry is over. >>> the head of the

liquor store where a $425 million power ball ticket was sold last month and a $324 million mega million ticket was sold in december. instead of matching the number ten power ball, she chose nine. if she were to pick the right number she would have won the $420 million prize. >>> apple is in negotiations with com cast. the two companies are talking about letting apple users -- [ inaudible ] it also would keep apple traffic out of the last model of the internet delivery system. >>> stanford moving on to the sweet 16 after pulling off a huge upset in the march madness playoffs. >> now nay take off. oh my goodness. >> stanford stunned the basketball fans across the country by beating the second kansas jay hawks. it sent stanford to the sweet 16 for the first time in six years and there is plenty of excitement down on the farm. >> it was a huge upset. it was great to see. >> it got close at the very end but we kept through it. it was mind blowing that we beat kansas. >> that was pretty stunning. stanford now plays 11th seeded dayton on thursday in memphis. they pulled off an upset of its own. a lot of people losing money over the games alone. for more on

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of ice and up to ten inches. more than 2,000 flights in and out of the u.s. cancelled. right now, tens of thousands of people without power in tennessee, texas, arkansas, missouri, mississippi, and kentucky, after icy weather hit yesterday. freezing rain could cause more widespread outages by the end of the day. jim cantore has the latest for us from washington, d.c. >> reporter: how about this, winter's just cranking it out here. we've seen our temperature go from 37 degrees down to 17 degrees, so we've dropped 20 degrees since midnight. 20 degrees. of course, if you think about what happened to the roads yesterday around 50, now we refreeze them and you have a solid cake sitting on these road surfaces. cars are moving, because it's pretty flat, but once you start getting on a hill or two, in and around washington and baltimore, it gets ugly. i'll tell you, if we can get this stuff up by about 2:00 this afternoon once this precipitation begins to taper off, we're going to make headway on the roads. tonight again, single digit temperatures. the normal high for the day is 51 degrees in washington. the normal low is 34. we

of. back over to you. >> thank you very much. power rundown time. joining us is "the profit's" marcus lemonis. usually we have two or more people doing this. you are doing the work of ten right here with the power rundown. >> flattery will get you everywhere. >> first up, congress launching an investigation into gm's recall of these ignition switches that apparently can shut off if you put extra weight on them. did gm handle this right? >> what this really does is shakes consumers' confidence. general motors was on the way back to really instilling confidence in people. i'm concerned that now mary has to deal with this in her first term. bad news is still better than no news. they should have let it out. >> marcus, let's turn you to apple which has quietly rolled out a new customer loyalty program for the bigger spenders starting with those who spend more than $5,000 a year, kind of corporate and education level. apple will give us a comment shortly, we hope. does it work? >> two issues here. retailers are very focused on retention, holding on to the customers they already have. you have to give them a reason to come back. in addition to that, this is a strong play on

of ice and up to ten inches. more than 2,000 flights in and out of the u.s. cancelled. right now, tens of thousands of people without power, missouri, mississippi, and kentucky, after icy weather hit yesterday. freezing rain could cause more widespread outages by the end of the day. jim cantore has the latest for us from washington, d.c. >> reporter: how about this, winter's just cranking it out here. we've seen our temperature go from 37 degrees down to 17 degrees, so we've dropped 20 degrees since midnight. 20 degrees. of course, if you think about what happened to the roads yesterday around 50, now we refreeze them and you have a solid cake sitting on these road surfaces. cars are moving, because it's pretty flat, but once you start getting on a hill or two, in and around washington and baltimore, it gets ugly. i'll tell you, if we can get this stuff up

of these the international community can see this and see that i don't care all. everyone will see how powerful republic of turkey it. since yesterday some of the ten million users in turkey trying to access twitter are being redirected to a government website however present uncool has challenged the ban saying in a tweet friday that the shutdown was unacceptable and the websites can only be blocked if they violated personal privacy. there etc look at international stories making headlines around the world. i'll see you back here next week. the two prime times for some stupid the south korea has stepped up to defend one of its iconic sports stars aquino not over the controversy surrounding the judging of the ladies figure skating events at the sochi winter games. the cradle of the committee encourages skating union will to live the file a complaint with the international skating union. the composition and the fairness of the judging panel. he also said that they didn't want much to do so as not to damage your relationship with the isu and put their athletes and disadvantage in future competitions. well as for the ice queen union has said that she

it took ten hours of digging around underground power lines to get to the pipes.merson elementary school had to cancel classes. and turned swimmers away for lack of running water. >> a news helicopters plummets to the ground. the clues investigators aring looking into as they try too determine cause. -- try to determine a cause. >> something out of a movie. >> one of three students some are calling heroes. they were supposed to be in class. instead they performed a daring rescue. >>> and warm whether return for your wednesday afternoon. we'll need a chilly start first. i'll have a look at your numbers for wednesday coming up. >>> american workers needed -- emergency workers needed two helicopters to rescue a person that had fallen from a cliff. there's word the woman is expected to survive but no word yet on her name or how she fell from the rock. >>> new information from malaysia airlines about the jet that's still missing. u.s. officials say the airliner was programmed to veer west during flight by someone with knowledge of its computer systems. a newly released

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more than 4,500 flights within, into or out of the united states stranded tens of thousands of travelers. in tennessee, 3,500 residents were without power along with 26,000 in arkansas and another 25,000 in texas. the federal government shuttered its doors today as six-to-ten inches of snow are expected to blanket the nation's capitol. richard, you are in the mid-atlantic. a huge part of this story of the season which seems to be states south of you, where winter is usually much more, much less fierce and much more seasonal. seasonable, if one can even say that. >> reporter: right. you know, we look at the numbers, you look at the parts of the country here, alex, the number that really stand out to me, 139 million. that's just this storm. this system. and the number of people that have been affected across the country. we talk about the northeast and the mid-atlantic. you know, they're used to snow, right? they're seeing a season that has been greater than any before. new york city, they're looking at more snow than anchorage, alaska. we are looking at virginia, which had $62 million the department of transportation budgeted for this se

of snow battered the midwest on wednesday. now snow is taking aim at the north-east. three were killed during pile-ups. tens of thousands of phones in northern illinois lost power. flights into chicago were cancelled. storms are expected to hit parts of the north-east. bringing as much as two feet of snow. meteorologist joins us now with more on the details. >> it is going to be a messy night across much of new england because of the storm that you see here on the radar and satellite image. in some places across northern new york and other areas we expect 20 inches of snow. it will be rain, but the temperatures will be dropping. a lot of warnings are in effect, but most concerning are the blizzard warnings. that means almost white-out conditions if you are travelling. highway 86, highway 88. that will be a blajor problem. up towards main, that's where the storm is lingering. everyone else will be improving. high temperature in new york. things are going to be improving by the time we get to friday. a cool morning, but we expect a high of 46 degrees, going up to 56. and going back down as we go to monday, but no snow in the forecast. we are looking at rain coming

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grocery stores are packed and there is a big concern that ten s of thousands will be without power. george, i know you are in the eye of it. what are you seeing there now? >> well here in the kentucky area, jim, as u nyou no as we s ice and the sleet and the snow coming into the area. i want to show you what is happening behind me here. the last live shot that we did. live report around 2:00 p.m. eastern. nothing was happening here. a little bit of rain coming down. and now the snow plows doing the work for the rest of the night. 173 pieces of equipment, they are starting to load up the salt to go out and make sure the roads are prepared. the timeline as we know it, i hear it will get rough as the hours go on around 9:00 p.m. we'll start to see the sleet and freezing rain here and then after midnight we'll see a lot of snow. the latest estimate could be five inches or more. so people are preparing as the system comes in. just like the locals. >> that is the way that you say it. >> also, in the cross hairs of the storm. tell me what you are seeing now. >> well, jim, everyone is prepa

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tulsi gabbard, who served two tours in operation iraqi freedom and was just named one of elle magazine's ten most powerful women in d.c. congratulations. and john sultz, another two-tour iraq war veteran and co-founder and chairman of vote vets. congresswoman, you know, you're a bit of a prodigy in public office. you were elected to the hawaii legislature at age 21. u.s. congress at age 31. how did your military experience play a role in that? >> i've got to tell you, i'm getting a lot of flak from many of my soldier friends who saw that "elle" magazine article. they remember me in a very different kind of uniform. you know i feel really privileged to be one of those few veterans who are serving in congress today as we are making important decisions about foreign policy, about the state of our defense today. as well as how we are serving and making sure that we're honoring our veterans who have made it home. >> yeah. >> you know we have republicans and democrats who have served in other iraq or afghanistan, and there are so many different issues and conversations that we can work together on that we do wo

of snow. tens of thousands of homes in northern illinois have lost power and flights coming in to chicago have been canceled, and more problems are expected as the snow this whole system moves east. kevin is here now with a look at what we can expect. >> reporter: tony, you would think this is a midwinter storm, and we're in the middle of march. take a look at the radar. it has gone through parts of ohio. we still have some snow, but we're going to be seeing the majority of the problem now going into parts of pennsylvania, new york as well as into new england. you can see where the rain is, then icing and then the snow. this is what we expect to see blizzard warnings like eerie, lake huron, we're expecting to see snow nine inches plus. if you lib north of northern new hampshire, maine, we're going to be seeing 16 inches of snow there. as we go further south it gets better. vermont, 10 inches. and boston should see about two. here in new york we only expect to see maybe about one. but because it's been so warm lately we don't expect the snow to do anything. this is the scenario for this evening

power of social media? has 25 millionn followers, there were very few people over 30 watching the broadcast, tens of millionsing it up on social media. , that is the oldest in oscar history. what do they have to do to get younger people to start washing -- watching and stop tweeting? >> short of streaming it on the net, it is asymptomatic result of the recliner -- decline of network television. >> why are they not going after this fullbore? the audience is there. >> what is going on? >> social media has not clicked with the advertisers. it is not bringing more than a small amount of television expenditures. television is appointment viewing. you know at any given moment who is watching and senior commercial -- seeing your commercial. when it is streaming, you can see it at your convenience, and it is harder to measure. advertisers need to get on the ball and start getting some hard numbers before internet advertising explodes. >> 33 million total viewers, oscar tv telecast in 10 years since 2004. great to see you. thank you for your time. ,"ay with us, "bottom line returns in just a moment. ♪ >> get the late

brunt of this rain again from the second storm to come later tonight in the south land, those evacuations remain in place as we come over to the driver's seat. tens of thousands still without powerown all at rains, when it rains, it pours, it's true here. live in southern california, back to ktvu we go. >>> all right, thank you, ed. now, to the south bay where a con tro version l home work question act a very -- about a quote very fat child. >> wasn't very nice to be on a home work question. >> the parent of that third grader, who complained and the quick reaction from the teacher. >> more on what we're working on for 6:00. >> police officers, that didn't stop a 12 year old boy from getting his hands on a gun. >> accidental shooting, awake and breathing. >> the questions arising tonight after a 12 year old boy escaped a brush with death. >> you anemic program linging local police with the national guard and how their team work will help keep you safe. these stories and more coming up in about 10 minutes at 6:00. [ sports announcer ] here's another one, alyson dudek. hales corners, wisconsin. nice pass by alyson dudek. can she hang on to that spot? and she does! [ male announcer

of sexual violence. not only taking meaningful commonsense reform to military criminal justice systems, but we also have a chance to send a powerful message to the tens of thousands of victims who have been suffering quietly for decades about what has happened to them and it is not acceptable. it is criminal and it will no longer be tolerated. so let's be clear. sexual assault is a crime is not an accident or a mistake, but a violent criminal act perpetrated by serial offenders. and we cannot allow sexual assault perpetrators to escape justice in any setting, but particularly when these occur within our nation's military. unfortunately, it has been 23 years since the scandal and despite the repeated assurances that the chain of command is committed to addressing this issue, we are no closer to a solution. so how long will we wait. we have the structural biases that persist in our military justice system. and no one wants to do that. this is about access to justice. survivors overwhelmingly tell us that the reason that they do not come forward is because they don't trust that chain of command. they don't trust the chain of command will handle their ca

of power. they have the ability to start vince gagss. they have information that they have been leaking about his alleged corruption which involves tens oflions if not hundreds of millions of dollars, they are the ones pushing him out. >> reporter: this has fuelled an foreign exodus of cash from turkey. turkey's central bank dramatically raised interest rates. a move criticized by the embattled prime minister who has vowed to step down if his ruling party loses in local elections later this month. >>> turkey is also wrestling with a high unemployment rate which stood over 9% in 2012. i want to turn now to ukraine. the country wants a $15 billion from the international monetary fund to pay its bills and avoid default. today the head of the imf said the group's fact-finding team has made good progress and will stay in kiev to negotiate an economic reform program. joining me now from washington to discuss this development and a new imf report is david lipton, the imf's number two official. david thank you for being with us. let's talk about this latest development. your team is staying in kiev we assume that means to work on a rescue or ass

of houston this morning. tens of thousands without power in parts of texas.e seeing this picture, the trucks off the road freezing rain has been falling for a couple of hours. and it's really going to be a wreck anywhere from austin through houston this morning. and they will eventually warm up. but this is the radar from earlier. just really, really messy stuff. now i wanted to show you the cold. it is the coldest fat tuesday for new orleans since 1989. the windchill this morning, subfreezing all the way south to san antonio. it's 6 in chicago. pittsburgh, 7. washington, d.c., at 5 and that warmup i promised you. yes, some milder air is coming. a hint of spring by the end of the week, especially on the east coast. look at atlanta right up there at 71. things will be improving, i promise but i told you, josh, when we were talking on the plane yesterday, march doesn't look so good. let's talk about that. >> turns out she's been hiding the 28-day forecast from us. let me tell you. nobody wants it. you don't want it. >> another kind of march madness. >> we'll se

of 7 pounds. the arm is powered with a battery with eight- to ten-hour charge. hat's extended up to 25% in ultra revolution. now the tiniest of task is possible for the first time. >> i'm going to cry. i haven't done it before. >> whoa, whoa, whoa, techno contributor phil torres is with us from los angeles. phil, that last shot there, the idea that this man could crack an egg, would that have been con seemible just a few years ago? >> conceivable, yes, but easily done, certainly not. the key is this kind of rotation where the thumb that would rotate that way. what that allows is increased level of dexterity, and he's accomplishing so much. we were able to witness him cracking an egg for the first time. >> were you able to try out the technology? >> reporter: i did, it was awkward. it's like picking up an instrument for the first time that you're supposed to use all day long. they have a good set of trainsers and someone like jason using it naturally all day. >> and jason seems to be a really cool guy first of all. how much of this is technology, and how much it p

you know that more than five% of our -- five percent of our foreign is a subsidizing one of the top ten most powerful countries. israel, a population of 8 million, the same number of people who live in hong kong or new jersey, is the largest recipients of u.s. foreign aid. and that has been the case for more than a generation. 16 years ago my dad, richard kurtis, wrote an article called "true lies about u.s. aid to israel" for the washington report. it could have been written today. most aid recipients are developing nations which either make their military bases available to the u.s. or have suffered some crippling blow to their abilities to feed their people, he said. israel, whose troubles arise solely from its unwillingness to give back land its seized in the 1967 war, and return for peace with its neighbors does not fight those criteria. israel tries to give americans the embrace that they are in grave danger. they face annihilation. their urgent appeals bring in significant charitable contributions, both from well-mean egg van gel cal are -- evangelical christians and jews. donations to 27,000

of these homes are within ten feet of each other. >> alameda fire crews got the word just before 5:00. high flames damaged power lines. can you see the sparks. >> the roof's collapsed, the which i am ne's about -- chimney's about to fall. >> home burned in part due to a leaky gas line. since then, it's remained abandoned. >> there could have easily been something staying there, squatting there, but there was nobody actually living there. >> the cause of the fire remains under investigation, but crews say the home had no power but did present challenges. >> the streets are obviously narrow with tons of cars parked on them. >> and while entering the home, one firefighter fell through a collapsed foor but is okay. 99 -- floor is okay. this neighbor won't take any chances. >> i'm going to walk over there every day or two and see what's going on around there. >> mike pelton >>> police are investigating the case of a body found in his berkeley apartment. police have yet to release a name or cause of death. and san raphael are looking for 93-year-old robert davis, last see about leaving 8 a.m. after having dinner with his da

of sexual violence but today we have not only the opportunity to make meaningful commonsense reforms to our military criminal justice system but we also have a chance to send a very powerful message to the tens of thousands of victims many of whom have been suffering quietly for decades that what happened to them is not acceptable. it is criminal and it will no longer be tolerated. so let's be clear, sexual assault is a crime. it's not an accident. it's not a mistake. it is a violent criminal acts often perpetrated a serial offenders and we can't allow sexual assault perpetrators to escape justice in any setting particularly when these assaults occur within our nation's military. unfortunately it's been 23 years since the tailhook scandal and despite the repeated assurances that the chain of command is committed to addressing this issue we are no closer to a solution. so how long will we wait? how many tens of thousands of our sons and daughters will be victims? how many will be fit comes without reliable access to justice? today we have a rare opportunity to end one of the fundamental structural biases that persist in our military criminal justice system. this is not about undermining battl

of snow. tens of thousands of homes in northern illinois losing power and flights coming into chicago once againe been canceled. >> part of that is temperatures also plunging. up and down the east coast. >> let's turn to nicole mitchell to mind out how long this latest round of bad weather is going to last. >> winter isn't over and after that, you can see snow into spring. one thing has been impacting both things, the snow and cold temperatures, and that has been the wind. even as the system has passed its way through, we've had high winds behind this system, and that's because when you have a really strong pressure system with low pressure, it increases that wind funneling and that's what we've seen. that was causing problems on the road yesterday, because it was driving, even in the areas that didn't see more than a couple of inches of snow, was really making it white out conditions at times on the roads, making it seem even worse. winds gusting in the 30-40-mile per hour range and with temperatures dropping, making it feel even more brutal. the temperatures are a lot of times in the teens and

ten to eighteen. china is predicted to become the love they get stuck on a town with its nice to hear it comes to teach her mythical power when the trial run of twenty eight at the high number of visits from noxious one minute that. we'll be reporting on ten and she said i'm going to sleep still had production in this region. as such. some tricky to pull out in sunday's municipal elections the opposition center went on to claim victory and perhaps more worrying than the actual information guidance on tuesday in any small. it really is the story of voters getting disillusioned with the economy in particular the high unemployment rates on the country's press are making sure that the president knows all the products they saw the headlines in the main news paper such as all cent slump in the face kicked in the palms ca was some albeit headlights daring of fronts for all months today. he is expected later in the day to go on tv live on french tv and possibly mind's eye a cabinet reshuffle of the bout will take the family from the fox asked his party assumes this last one hundred and fifty tonnes across france. yesterday at mandeville is going to t

of powerful women. >> right. >> what was the criteria you were looking for? this is a diverse collection of tene're looking for diversity, and certainly unique and powerful women, but also those women who have something going on right now, and that are really sort of very much in the mix of things, like tandon, who runs c.a.p. you know, a think tank, and, i mean, she's doing a lot of research, and we actually did a survey with her about women in power. and women executive function and executive leadership last year. and we just, you know, we think she's great. of course, republican senator susan collins from maine who, you know, is just such an interesting person, but also really fundamental in helping break up the gridlock in washington, d.c., around the shutdown. right. >> also a very powerful and interesting woman who has her own perspectives politically. i couldn't help but notice, too, a shout-out to kayla tausche over at cnbc. >> oh, wow! >> and great, if i'm getting the glare on here -- our colleague over there. and maria shriver gets interviewed by her daughter, katherine. >> thank you

mamoru komatsuzaki is president of the wind power company. he says japan is ten years behind nations that have embraced renewables, leaving the country with few viable alternatives to nuclear power. >> ( translated ): it is impossible to fill the gap right away because it takes time to build renewable energy sites. i think we can catch up in about six years. >> reporter: when the japanese make a commitment to catch up, they have an extraordinary way of delivering on that promise. but it seems inevitable they will have to rely on nuclear power in the meantime. the reactors may be safer, but will they be safe enough? >> woodruff: the 2014 paralympic games being played in sochi this week have once again focused athletes from around the world who have overcome a variety of disabilities to compete there. they inspired us to look into the status of a global treaty that would directly affect them and others with disabilities. i recorded this report a few days ago. >> woodruff: it's a landmark of sorts at the paralympic games, a wall commemorating the united nations conv

urging the fda to reverse the approval of zojenix's new pain drug which is expected to hit pharmacy shelves next month. the drug is said to be five to ten times more powerful than vicodin, critics say taking just twoft poe at the present time pills could be deadly. shares fell more than 4.5% to $4.35. >>> shares of apple have struggled lately as you may well know, falling 6% so far this year and ending a fraction lower today. and that likely pushed a lot of stock owners to attend the company's annual shareholders meeting today in cupertino, california. our josh lipton was there and has more on what went on. >> reporter: apple shareholders drove and flew in from all around the country today to listen to ceo tim cook speak at the company's annual shareholders meeting. shareholders gathered at the company's headquarters in cupertino, california, to vote on ten proposals, including executive compensation, company practices, and its 2014 stock plans. they also voted overwhelmingly to re-elect their directors. toward the end of the meeting, tim cook fielded questions from shareholders who pressed the ceo on why he didn't speak more about new products in the comp