so let's go back now on another topic, to washington, where our randi kaye is at the national mall. ndi? >>> good morning, again, victor. we are staying warm here. don't you worry about us. we saw record crowds here on the mall four years ago, of course, for president obama's first inauguration. and now officials aren't expecting a repeat, though. but still, they know that hundreds of thousands of people will be here, and that is a big challenge, of course, for security. cnn pentagon correspondent, chris lawrence, is on seventh street, keeping an eye on security there for us. chris, good morning to you. how many people do they have guarding the city right now as we prepare for the upcoming inaugural? >> reporter: randi, it's hard to put an exact number on it. we know most of d.c.'s 4,000 cops will be on duty. they've also pulled in about 2,000 to 3,000 other police officers from all around the country and about 6,000 national guard troops as well, who will be helping a lot of the federal agencies. so right there, doing the math, that's 12,000, 13,000. that's not even counting the atf

let's go back to washington where randi kaye is at the national mall. hopefully it's starting to warm up now that the sun is up. 8:06 there in d.c. >> oh, yeah. sun's coming up. the sun is up. we have a nice, big heater about the size of a small car to my left over here. so that certainly helps. they're taking good care of us here on the set at cnn. even as washington prepares for president obama's inauguration, it's also vowing to do everything necessary to protect americans in a harrowing hostage crisis unfolding in algeria. dan rivers is in london to bring us the very latest this morning. dan, good morning to you. algeria is defending a military operation that now has left at least one american and 11 others dead. what can you tell us about that? >> absolutely. this situation is not over yet. i think that is the headline. they're saying they're still pursuing terrorists and some hostages within this sprawling gas plant in the far south of algeria. as you say, the state department has confirmed one death. it's been widely reported he is from texas. th

i'm randi kaye along with john berman. rolled up, plasting gloves on chomping on some gum, the president and first lady got to work at a school in d.c. yesterday. the first couple took part in the national day of service. mr. obumma started the tradition during his first inauguration to honor the memory of martin luther king jr. >>> the biden family got to work saturday. the vice president along with his wife and several members of his family spent time filling some care packages. 100,000 care kits will be shipped to family members overseas. >>> tomorrow is the big day. the public inauguration, the 57th presidential inauguration. and if you're one of the 800,000 people expected to attend, you're going to want to make sure those text messages, those tweets, those instagrams all go through. wireless providers say they have you covered. athena jones joins us from the capitol. they're going to get help from something called cows. what are we talking about here? >> good morning, john. cow stands for cell on wheels. a temporary

randi kaye is live this morning at the national mall, ahead of president obama's inauguration. ndi, i know that there have to be some heaters out there, some blankets, something! >> oh, yeah. we have quite the setup out here. it's pretty warm, and you can't see it, but i'll hold it up a little bit for you, i actually have a heated blanket on top of me. so they're taking very, very good care of us out here. we'll be out here all morning. the party certainly just getting started here. but then again, there's four years to look forward to. so what issues will define the president's second term? we will take a closer look. >>> but first, all morning long, we'll be taking a look back at past inaugurations. ronald reagan's second inauguration remains the coldest on record and for that reason, they actually took it indoors. we'll be right back. >> i, ronald reagan, do solemnly swear -- >> i, ronald reagan, do solemnly swear -- >> that i will faithfully execute -- >> that i will faithfully execute -- >> the office of president of the united states -- >> the office of president of the un

i'm randi kaye. 7:00 on the east coast and 4:00 a.m. on the west.with breaking news out of brazil where a night club fire has killed 90 people, but that number could go higher as more details come in. the fire is eerily similar to the station nightclub fire in rhode island almost ten years ago. 100 people died in that blaze after pyrotechnics set that building on fire. most victims were trampled to death or died from the smoke. for more on the fire in brazil, i'

i'm randi kaye.ad you're with us. first lady michelle obama is a champion of healthy eating, a tireless advocate for exercise, and a baroness of fashion. who better to talk about that than fashion photographer nigel barker. you may know him when he was a judge on "america's next top model." now he's the host of "the face," premiering february 12 at 9:00 p.m. on oxygen. nice to see you. thanks for being here. >> thank you very much. good morning. >> so let's talk fashion, shall we? i wanted to ask what you think about michelle obama's fashions overall. and they've certainly changed throughout the first term. >> they did. you know, she is the first lady of fashion. i mean, let's face it, there haven't been that many first ladies who have taken fashion that seriously. we have the nancy reagans known for her red and jacqueline kennedy who defined an era. and michelle obama is such a modern lady. she's taken fashion by the reins and worn it unabashedly and shown that, you know, you can really make a fashi

here's cnn's randi kaye. >> this is video from the last time matt and bianca saw veronica, new year'sve 2011. they had raised her for two years and were in the process of adopting her when a south carolina family court ordered them to hand her over to her father's biological father. a man veronica had never even met. >> for a little girl to be put in a car with strangers and driven to oklahoma having no recourse or control over it, you know, we're her parents. i'm her father, you know. it's supposed to be there to protect her. >> you want to be an engineer when you grow up? >> yes. >> reporter: now 3, veronica is caught in the middle of one of the strangest adoption cases we've ever heard. it all began in 2009 before she was born when veronica's biological mother put her up for adoption. the couple was thrilled when they were connected with the biological mother. they told them that the father had agreed to waive his biological rights. matt cut the umbilical cord. >> i guess people think that we're not supposed to love her until the ink is dry, kind of care for her until everything is

i'm randi kaye. we start this morning in stanford, connecticut, where a gun show went on as planned despite the tragedy in newtown just a short drive away. it featured antique weapons, but that didn't stop protesters from calling it insensitive. stanford's mayor had asked organizers to reconsider having the event but some gun enthusiasts were eager to attend. >> anybody who has no feelings for what happened up there, something's wrong with them. okay. but, if you look, i've been coming to this show for years, this is one of the biggest crowds i've ever seen. >> i'm an elementary schoolteacher, i have a 7-year-old granddaughter. i'm sensitive to the idea of people with weapons entering public spaces and all the killing going on. it's horrendous. i'm not in favor of people having guns and i don't see the need for it. on the other hand, in this case, it's art. >> after the shooting that killed 20 children and 6 adults, at least three other gun shows in the surrounding area were canceled. >>> in aurora,

i'm randi kaye. >> and i'm victor blackwell.r and it's a pleasure to be with you this morning. >>> president obama may be ready to name a new chief at the pentagon. sources tell cnn that the president is likely to nominate republican chuck hagel as defense secretary next week, former senator from nebraska who retired in 2009. the president has called hagel a patriot who is doing an outstanding job as a member of the white house intelligence advisory board. some critics have blasted hagel over a lack of support for sanctions against iran and for opposing the surge of troops in iraq under the bush administration. >> now to a possible mechlta cu from lance armstrong. "the new york times" is reporting that he is considering an admission of using performance enhancing drugs. his attorney says he is not in talks with anti-doeching agencies. >>> two new rules it says should drastically cut down the cases of food poisoning by as maniacy million cases a year. proposed rules focus on how farms here and abroad process produce and set stand

i'm randi kaye. >> i'm victor blackwell. 8:00 here on the east coast. thank you for starting your day with us. >>> we start with the lance armstrong bombshell, usa today reporting that he will admit to doping monday in an interview with oprah. >> oprah will go to armstrong's home in texas to get the details. he has denied using drugs in the past. so his admission could have serious consequences. this morning i spoke with the man who broke the story, brent strattenborg. >> he's supposed to make this admission monday when the show tapes. oprah winfrey is coming to his home in austin, texas, taping an interview monday. and that is supposed to air next thursday a's to why is he doing this now, the evidence came out against him, a massive file of evidence came out against him in october. in the three months since then, he has been keeping a pretty low profile. and i think he has been deciding what to do about it. he has kind of cornered himself, because for manyiers now, he strenuously denied these doping allegations. and with aall the evidence that's come o

i'm randi kaye, it's half past the hour now.seas where an italian diplomat is safe after gunman attacked his armored car in benghazi, libya. authorities aren't sure who was behind the assault. the violence marks the latest on a series of attacks in the eastern libyan city. those include the september 1 1th attack on the u.s. consulate that killed ambassador christopher stevens. >>> to washington now and harmid karzai just wrapped up his visit there. a complete transition of combat operations in afghanistan by the end of 2014. some u.s. troops may stay beyond that date, but it would depend if they get immunity from prosecution. he discussed both issues when he sat down with kchristiane amanpour for the only interview of his trip. >> we talked about immunity if they negotiate a status of forces. are you ready to agree to immunity for u.s. forces? the president in his press conference with you made it very clear. no immunity, no u.s. troops. >> i can go to the afghan people and tell them that, well, if we are to ask a u.s. presence

i'm randi kaye, thank you for being with us.in brazil, one of the deadliest in history. 220 people killed in the fire at the kiss nightclub in santa maria, brazil. the cause of the fire under investigation. just getting video from the scene. but pyrotechnics may have caught some of the club's sound proofing on fire. similar to what happened at the station nightclub fire in rhode island. 110 people died in that fire. joining success shasta darlington, on the phone with us from there. shasta, can you tell us, and what do you know about this? what is the situation there right now? >> reporter: randi, numbers are rising. we have been talking about this as they pull bodies out of this nightclub. speaking a couple of hours ago, 90 dead. now 220 dead. and scores and scores injured. we're waiting for the whole situation to stabilize. this was a big, popular weekend, just before university students go back to school. a lot out on the summer break. this nightclub can hold up to 3,000 people. we don't know how much were inside when the fir

first, randy kaye. take a look. >> reporter: if you wonder whether or not good people armed with guns really do help stop more gun violence, look no further than the shooting inside this san antonio theater in december. around 9:30, december 17th, 19-year-old jesus manuel garcia allegedly opened fire at the china garden restaurant. investigators say he was targeting his ex-girlfriend who worked there. police say when the employees fled, the shooter chased after them in the parks lot, firing at them. in the chaos, he also shot at a san antonio patrol car after the officer shined a light on him. >> he was having a difficult time dealing with the breakup, and that is what may have set him off to come over here and commit this act. >> reporter: garcia then followed the restaurant employees into the movie theater next door. the gunman kept shooting as panicked moviegoers poured out the exit doors. >> could have died, you know? and i'm glad i'm okay and i have another day with my son. >> reporter: one of the

i'm ka-- i'm randi kaye, glad you're with us.ing on the mall to support one of the president's most ambitious proposals, tightening gun restrictions. we'll go there live in a moment. >>> a treacherous winter storm wreaks havoc across much of the nation. snow and ice are blamed for hundreds of accidents and flight delays. is a second storm in the works? >>> days after threatening the u.s., north korea takes aim at its southern neighbor. we'll take a closer look at how dangerous pyongyang's nuclear capability really is. >>> we begin this hour on washington's national mall where a march is about to get underway in support of gun control measures recently introduced in congress. the event grew out of the newtown massacre, according to the group's facebook page. u.s. education secretary arnie dung an tweeted that he and his -- arne duncan tweeted that he and his family will be there. cnn spoke to one of the organizers who had never taken a public stance on gun control before. >> it's been a remarkable learning experience. the realizat

good morning everyone, i'm randi kaye.aders in a small ohio town addressing the public this hour about a disturbing case of alleged rape. and the lawyer of one of the suspects speaking out about the accusations. if you're about to have surgery, be careful. there are some common surgical mistakes you need to know. >>> also, some experts saying there's a simple way to solve the u.s. debt crisis. it has to do with a magical coin. w we have all that and much more. >>> we begin with new details about the disturbing rape case in a small town of steubenville, ohio. city leaders talking to the public this hour about a web site that they've set up with information about the case. two 16-year-old boys, ma'lik richmond and trent mays, are accused of raping an underage girl while she was drunk or unconscious. their trial starts february 13. national correspondent susan candiotti joins me live from steubenville this morning. susan, what is happening there this hour? >> reporter: you know, this whole set of events has really turned this

i'm randi kaye. >> i'm victor blackwell. it's 8:00 who are here on the e coast. thanks for starting your day with us. >> bitterly cold, possibly deadly conditions for much of the northeast, midatlantic and the midwest. tennessee valley and the carolinas also on ice and any reprieve -- well, could still be days away. frigid air also is making life even tougher for victims of superstorm sandy. many still don't even have basic utilities to heat their homes. national correspondent susan candiotti joins me now from staten island. i understand you spoke to a resident there who still can't get home. what is life like for these people right now? >> reporter: it's tough for everybody, randi. you can imagine it's about 15 degrees outside. with the windchill right now, feels about 5. all this cold is adding to the misery of people still recovering from superstorm sandy back on halloween. you look at staten island it's not hard at all to see houses that are still boarded up, debris everywhere, construction workers trying to get things back in shape. larry gonzalez, here's hi

i'm randi kaye. >> i'm victor blackwell, here are five stories we are watching this morning.has until february 6th to testify if he wants that ban overturned. but armstrong's attorney says that's not going to happen. he cites scheduling conflicts is one reason, the other is that armstrong and his attorney do not believe the u.s. agency has any real power. they want to talk to international sports authorities as well. it was a week ago he admitted to using performance-enhancing drugs. >>> they just crowned the champion at the australian open. victoria azarenka now has two in a row. she beat li na. that was your pick? >> oh, yeah. >> the match was stopped three times, twice for injuries, one for a fireworks celebration. >>> here's some sad news, though, burt reynolds is in intensive care in a hospital in florida. he's 76 years old, treated for the flu. his representative said the star of "gun smoke" was suffering from dehydration. he's expected to be moved to a regular room soon. >>> a big legal blow for president obama could have far-reaching consequences. a federal appeals co

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. >>> it is saturday, january 26th, good morning, everyone, i'm randi kaye. >> i'm victor blackwell, thanks for starting your day with us. >> we start with a developing story. the online hacking group anonymous has declared war on the u.s. government after hacking the federal sentencing commission's website overnight. here's what the site looks like right now. take a look, over the last hour it's been going from being totally shut down to showing this strange video right here along with a long letter of demands written in black and green. >> the video and letter are addressed to zcitizens of the world threatens, quote, chaos if the government does not give them what they want. nick, really bizarre story developing. what is this group anonymous demanding? and really, can they execute this? what's the real threat. >> it's important to note, victor. this group has a lot of credibility online and a lot of clout. it's not just someone behind the computer eating chee-tos. they're threatening to do more. they've hacked into the u.s. cc.gov this morning. they're not going into much detail ab

i'm randi kaye. first, we are keeping an eye on a breaking story out of brazil right now. reuters is quoting local media reports that say as many as 90 people were killed in a nightclub fire in the city of santa maria, that's in southern brazil. as many as 200 others injured in this blaze. we'll bring you more details as we get them. >>> back here at home an ice storm is making a mess through the midwest. pushing towards the plains and the great lakes and leaving as much as half an inch of ice on roads, trees and power lines. heavy snow is also possible. meteorologist samantha moore has more on where this system is headed. >> a cold morning across the northeast and we have a little bit of wintry weather to get through before we see our warm up in the middle of the week. this is what you're waking up to this morning. temperatures in the teens across the northeast and we'll end up seeing things, you know, moderate a bit today. that means our temperatures just a degree or two above freezing across the new york city area. if you're out at central park, it's going to be crisp.

randy kaye, cnn, atlanta. >> brutal.ght up on other stories we're following. >> the family of former linebacker junior seau is suing the nfl and the helmet maker accusing them of wrongful death. >>> the faa says it's trying to figure out the cause of the electrical problems that have grounded boeing 787 dreamliner fleet around the world. the shutdown came last week after battery caught on fire in boston and another incident in japan. >>> and an inaugural official who asked not to be identified says beyonce lip-synched the national anthem at president obama's public swearing in on monday. the official says she didn't have time to rehearse the night before and decided to record her performance. there has been no comment from beyonce. >> the marine band also had preordered music. they were faking it as well i guess. >> everybody was faking it allegedly. >> i don't care. beyonce is great. >> she'll be at the super bowl february 3rd. get your leotard on. >> what? >> when she does "single ladies." whatever. >> digging yourself

it is january 20th, i'm randi kaye.nother glorious shot of the sun rising over the capitol building. >> i'm john berman live on the national mall in washington as we gear up for the 57th presidential inauguration, which is today. today is the official swearing in of president barack obama for a second term as mandated by the constitution. that will happen around 11:55 this morning. >> in a little over an hour from now, vice president joe biden will take his oath of office. we'll, of course, take you there live. all day long cnn will bring you the ceremonies, the concerts, the celebrations and, of course, break down the political and historical context of this very special day. but, first, this morning we want to bring you up to speed on this hostage situation in algeria. this morning, the crisis at a natural gas plant is aapparently over and state department says at least one american man is dead, but we still have so many questions about this, including exactly how many people are still missing. let us tell you what we

i'm randi kaye and it is 8:00 on the east coast and 5:00 a.m. out west and thank you so much for starting your morning with with us. >> we start this hour with the latest on the flu epidemic that has gripped the nation. the cdc reports that 20 children have died, and we know from individual states that more than 100 adults are dead. with 47 states reporting widespread flu activity health officials say it is too soon to know if we are over the peak. in new york, governor cuomo has declared a public health emer emergency because of the flu and it clears the way to vaccinate children more easily. more than 19,000 flu cases have been diagnosed in new york alone. this is how the state commissioner described the number who had to be hospitalized. >> as of january 5th, the state health department received reports of over 2,800 patients hospitalized with laborato laboratory-confirmed influenza compared to 1,169 for all of last year. >> and it is not too late to get your flu shot just like governor cuomo is there. the cdc says that this year's vaccine is

take a look as randi kaye presents the anatomy of the sneeze. >> reporter: with the flu so widespreadakes new yorkers think twice. we asked dr. len horowitz to ride the rails with us and help us understand the power of a single cough or sneeze. all it takes is one good atchoo to send more than 40,000 drop lets be let barreling in your direction. they can make commuters very sick. if someone used a hand to cover his sneeze, they are going to leave the germs along and i am going to pick them up without knowing it. then, say maybe i come over here and touch my hand to the seat, i'm going to leave those germs behind for the next unsuspecting commuter. it spreads from there. >> dr. who are rhorowitz says g so hearty, they can stay here overnight. >> somebody else gets on here, touches their face and they have got it. >> that could mean hundreds, thousands of people end up sick. >> i carry my hand sanitizer in my purse. >> some riders touch their face, rub their eyes, maybe even eat before ever washing their hands. >> when you touch your face, you are smearing the germ on to your face and a

i'm randi kaye. >> i'm victor blackwell. good to be with you.been in these seats together for sometime. >> no. it's been a little bit. >> good to be back. we'll start this morning with breaking news. >>> a tsunami warning is in effect after a massive 7.5 magnitude earthquake hit off the southern coast of alaska. it happened around 4:00 a am eastern this morning. officials urge anyone in the warning area to move inland and find higher ground. joining me on the phone this morning is geo physicist randy baldwin from the national earthquake information center. randy, first give us the information about this tsunami, the west coast and alaska tsunami warning, the warning center said this tsunami could come with significant, widespread inundation of land. can you quantify this? give us some numbers? >> well, there has been a recent update of that advisory. the last that i heard was that the warnings have been canceled. there was a small, local wave that was generated approximately a 6-inch wave that was generated within that regional area and that was

here is randi kaye. >> reporter: we don't know her name, but we know her story inspired this, outrage. on december 16th, that 23-year-old student returning home from a movie with a friend was savagely attacked on a moving bus. she was raped so violently with an iron rod, her intestines were destroyed. six men, including the bus driver, are charged with murder, rape, armed robbery, and kidnapping. the rape lasted more than an hour before the woman and her friend were thrown from the bus. her attackers reportedly tried to run her over before leaving her in the street to die. but the young woman was a fighter. her will to live elevated her to martyrdom and thousands took to the streets. for weeks now, they have demanded justice in her honor. she survived the attack long enough to give police a statement, but her brain injury and organ failure proved too much. she died 13 days later. when the victim died, there were vigils, those mourning her know all too well it just as easily could have been them on that bus. >> there are children in the city that go by bus, somebody is touching you, co

i'm randi kaye. it's 8:00 on the east coast. 5:00 a.m. out west. thanks so much for starting your morning with us. we begin with a small town in crisis as residents there try to come to grips with a horrible crime and national notoriety. allegations of scandalous cover-ups in steubenville, ohio have forced city officials to launch a website to keep the community updated. this comes amid social media pressure involving rape allegations and local high school football stars. all eyes will be focused on this outrighted community divided by loyalty when two 16-year-old boys begin their trial next month. i have to warn you, some of the content you're about to see is pretty graphic. now to cnn's susan candiotti in ohio. susan? >> reporter: randi, hundreds of protesters filled the steps of the courthouse behind me saturday to support the alleged victim and demand more arrests. that hasn't happened yet, but new details are emerging. >> welcome to steubenville. >> reporter: next month's trial is the talk of this small ohio town. the teen rape case went viral

i'm randi kaye. >> i'm victor blackwell. thanks for starting your morning with us. here are five stories we are watching this morning. >> sources tell cnn that president obama is likely to nominate republican chuck hagel as defense secretary next week. hagel is a former senator from nebraska who retired in 2009. the president has called hagel a patriot who is doing an outstanding job as a member of the white house intelligence advisory board. but critics have noted that hagel has opposed sanctions against iran and the surge of troops in iraq under the bush administration. >> venezuelan officials say president hugo chavez has a severe lung infection and is, quote, fighting for his health right now. despite rumors the 58-year-old won't be able to be inaugurated to his fourth term next week, vice president nicholas medoro says his runningmate can always take the oath at a later time. >>> and take a look at this. this is the picture that was posted to facebook and appears to be a passenger restrained with duck tape and zip ties. it's from an iceland air flight. the airl

i'm randi kaye. >> thanks for starting your morning with us. five stories you should know. number one, lance armstrong, the "usa today" sports reporter brent schrotenboer says lance armstrong is ready to admit his doping scandal. the paper saying he'll come clean with oprah winfrey monday. in the past, he has strongly denied using any performance-enhancing drugs. but overwhelming evidence from anti-drug agencies has cost him millions of dollars in endorsements. he's also been stripped of his seven tour de france titles. >>> chavez missed his own inauguration on thursday, though the supreme court said he could be sworn into his third term at a later time. the 58-year-old hasn't been heard from since he went to havana a month ago for cancer surgery. government officials said he suffered a severe lung infection after the operation. there was no firm evidence that chavez is even conscious. >>> number three, the deadly flu outbreak. the cdc is now reporting that two more children died. that brings the total of deaths this season up to 20. officials also say that number -- the nu

randi kaye reports. >> bundle up. it's cold out there. >> it's cold. fingers at the end of the day. he. >> reporter: from new york to north dakota folks are getting hit with subfreezing temperatures that could last through the week. and that wind, it's biting. just ask this iowa ice fisherman. >> the wind is just ripping. it makes it ten times worse than it should be. >> and in fargo, north dakota where they're used to the cold, reporters seemed surprised by it. this guy showed off a once wet t-shirt now frozen. >> makes a little sound like a drum. that's how cold it is. >> we get the nail there. >> reporter: and how about this? hammering a nail into wood with a frozen banana. >> watch. there he is. >> reporter: just east of there in ottawa, canada, this man used the cold to show off for the kids. >> mr. hall's making snow. >> it's been tough to handle. but then i just realize that we live in minnesota and, you know, we signed up for this. we knew what we were going to get. >> reporter: in chicago firefighters had to brave the cold and battle the heat.

. >> reporter: randi kaye, cnn, new york. >>> her second grade daughter was at sandy hook on the kay of the shooting. jennifer, you were at that hearing. you're not opposed to gun control per se, but you say this should be more about accou accountability. what was your take on the hearing. some said that that parent was shouted down. that video doesn't seem to show that he was shouted down at all. >> i wasn't actually there for that. that happened very early, as i understand it. and there were hundreds of us waiting outside the building for a very long time to get in, and so i missed most of the expert testimony and the parents. >> what do you want to see happen? >> well, up until yesterday in the hearings, i was 100% in favor of assault weapons bans, but i did -- you know, i listened to what the other side had to say. and i do feel that it's going to be more about accountability by the manufacturers of these weapons, by the retailers, the private sellers, the dealers of these weapons and by the individual owners that cannot allow their weapons to fall into the wrong hands. they cann