. >> reporter: hip-hop duo macklemore & rhine lewis scored four grammys for best rap and new artist. >> i want to thank the people that got us on the stage. >> reporter: they got on the stage again to perform the gay rights love song with queen latifah for an emotional wedding. and husband and wife jay z and beyonce opened the show with "drunk in love" as surviving beatles ringo star and paul mccartney shared the stage. >> and bill karins is here with your frigid forecast. did you see the grammys? >> i saw a good chunk of the first half. a saw beyonce's performance. a lot of people debating whether she had on enough clothes or not. >> over the top? >> i don't think there's any big headlines. it seems that always something crazy happens but this year -- >> beyonce, she was on the line. >> she's beautiful and always going to be right 0 that line. good morning, everyone. the weather's not going to cooperate this week. we got a huge dose. here's the current windchills. the big story, it's midwinter and we get the arctic blast, the big story is the air is heading south. it's 58 in nnsight

officially crossed into two thousand fourteen year career like last year the reporters who will be on the rhine in contributing to the broadcasts which we are by yourself. around two c a share their hopes in anticipation of the new year with everyone. i'm very relieved that it's over and done with i'm very pleased that we were able to pull it off without much pick up along the way. the sink. are reporters and correspondents and for their hard work has shown and throughout the year and of course the very day as well. and um been greatly appreciate the words come back seat and then on the very day and showed us the continued support and entranced and i couldn't pee pee. fourteen certainly am looking for two and a better things ahead and down time it's hard to get another chance to other posts to show at the end of the year professor fourteen three in two thousand fifteen. and if that event on below with us will have to see. agar uga ran to the old year two thousand thirteen and started the new year two thousand fourteen in an energetic way thanks to ga we can say goodbye to two thousand thirteen

. >> reporter: at the clinic in denver -- >> we are selling this product -- >> reporter: -- rhine cook is selling out faster than he can harvest. there is plenty of medical marijuana left, but when recreational sales became legal in colorado on january 1st, licensed stores had to set aside a certain amount, and that supply is dwindling fast. >> it's kind of crazy. >> reporter: prices are skyrocketing with recreation's marijuana now cost double what medical marijuana does in some stores. medical dispensaries say they're still getting 500 customers a day. here at this shop it translates to more than $40,000 in business every day. the owner, robin hackett is one of the many sellers rationing their product. >> unless the department of revenue makes some changes, we'll be out of marijuana in the next ten days. >> reporter: adding to the green rush, tourists from all walks of life. >> many professionals and many doctors -- many wealthy people. >> reporter: and the industry is growing elsewhere, washington state plans to allow recreational pot sales by this summer. alaska may vote on it later

well as our revolution is happening across the rhine and it certainly is and that it said it is the sense that event handlers are converging on either side to dry. amid moves to restore the minimum wage germany's chancellor in parliament this wednesday tacking to the center in the nation address this in a nod to a grand coalition with the social democrats. our country today has achieved more than ever before unemployment is under three million and our youth unemployment is the lowest in europe in up. in reference to art and science on the ground and accessible flexibility in the labor markets. two examples of this news he said conservative government has already begun to change things. the guns coalition going to go even further. did i hear right she said rampant excess. this is the christian democrat me yet she says. of course i mean that you have had many successes in germany and the company last time i came here and unspoken today it was about the minimum wage and gemini and i am and then the sun and it was a fast one on the issue and the sun the sun but this takes real for you was an

i am their agenda was the japanese prime minister's visit last month to wash the rhine in tokyo. guests can a shrine is dedicated to japan's war dead including leaders convicted of war crimes after world war two. senior vice foreign minister. no book she has a younger profound rather of prime minister shinzo of that he met with steve chapman who chairs the house subcommittee on asia and the pacific. south korea and china criticize other for visiting the shrine diplomats at the us embassy in tokyo issued a statement saying the united states was disappointed. ban said he made the visit to pay his respects to the souls of those who gave their lives for their country and to renew a pledge to never again which war. chavez said he understood the reason for the business he said. he'll japan can improve its relationship with south korea he said. both nations are important allies. japan's prime minister has started off the new year and the sec camps the year of his term with a balance. can you image a poll suggests the majority of voters are satisfied with what he accomplished in the last

i am in an annual ritual has started and i told her i e since the rhine. he says the japanese out of luck and comers. participants clad in white including company employees sat in front of the shrines altar. see the same foods that were offered to the dt they then tried their luck in a lottery the participants won a variety of like the idea is that it stands now it's in the room adults. the ears sixteen gauge the traditional female entertainers also paraded to the shrine which for good luck to see it. he journeyed to since i'm trying to calm my nerves and the sierra great time. or to the boil and then snooze alarm for this hour and you know johnny in tokyo the eye. each. did she's unique voices the program that seeks to find answers to our funds are for. the world's leading to move in there. what is going to sell a wide range of opinion. the leading lights of our society. jared up on the geisha of today. these invoices with michael gordon he he he he he has he been we're going to. he whom meaning you were him. i would today's theme is she japanese traditio

offensive eventually dislodge on some chilean from seized lands that doesn't mean the group is on the rhine. this man spent years as a recruiter agreed to speak to me on camera without hiding his identity. in fact he now works as an accountant for the government. the menu joined us willingly because they were looking for freedom justice and the abdication of cereal in it they saw the outside syria for natural wellness is a myth that the yemeni jail. maureen future the present is any indication. the group stage and breezy top defence ministry heart in yemen's capital at fifty six people dead more than a hundred sixty wounded. it's a bloody reminder that violence remains a key weapon against arsenal. reporting in yemen for our team and he says photo credit remains online and off to the two suicide police to stop the russian city a week ago. funerals for the victims continue meantime and some of the sixteen were injured in folsom and thrown into moscow. one of them a nine year old pill was cold in the first class. it was just an everyday for unity and other threats main train station. the seve

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beatrix whole point of the rhine the oswalt are in hong kong over twenty thousand but it's mostly chickens to be destroyed in a bid to stamp out the spread of the eight seven and nine strain of bird flu. it is the first time the virus has been discovered in imported poultry in the hong kong. imports from the main and a beanbag the dough like she can say is suspended. the island's wholesale market remain close to twenty one days. twenty people have died from the virus in mainland china this year and two in hong kong. the government order comes into effect two days before the chinese new year college. it is contagious. it is very scary especially with the new year approaching the virus is no small matter via im. poultry sales in other regions of china have also been banned the defense of the new year celebrations when millions travel to re unite to their families. many often carried live poultry on crowded trains and buses the virus is highly contagious between birds that health officials say it cannot be transmitted human to human. and the seminal moment of the steers but in international f

offensive eventually dislodge on some chilean from seized lands that doesn't mean the group is on the rhine. this man spent years as a recruiter agreed to speak to me on camera without hiding his identity. in fact he now works as an accountant for the government. the menu joined us willingly because they were looking for freedom justice and the abdication of surreal. they saw the outside syria for natural promises of aid to yemen. maureen future the present is any indication the group stage and brazen attack and defence ministry heart in yemen's capital at fifty six people dead more than a hundred sixty wounded it's a bloody reminder that violence remains a key weapon al qaeda's arsenal reporting in yemen for our team and the sea. meanwhile al qaeda's branch in iraq has gained full control of the street a strategic city of fallujah to the west of baghdad. over a hundred people were killed in the fight fighting on friday alone. they keep the deadliest day in years the group has also been tightening its grip on the surrounding sunni dominated common industry to establish the breakaway islamic

have long dominated the sport of curling russia has never won an olympic medal event teams are on the rhine days and while the best curlers are making their final preparations for saatchi an impressive field still took to be ice for an exhibition told them and an iconic surroundings including canadian two thousand and six olympic champion brad gushue designs to be one of most scenic locations ever to host a top class curling events of temperatures want to drop one was minus twenty certainly hasn't been compared to dissolve enjoying this unique events because those were literally a stone's throw from some bottles cathedral in the kremlin though the ice wasn't quite as even as the indoor events thirty four year old goo show has previously competed innocent petersburg shopping mall i believe such events can help boost the popularity of turning across a country but is tailor made for its. russia really fits a profile of a curling nation very similar to canada we are called winners. you know with this optional hockey i think curling could probably take over as one of the big winner sports here i

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the shoot to kill permit allows a visitor to kill and hunt down a old non-breeding rhine know. this is fiercely criticized by animal rights groups. i bet. the money will be used to save conservation of species home to the a third of the world's black rhinos. 3 of only 5,000 left in the wild. >>> landing in china a local company wants to help future parents take the em-- pick the embryos of their children by picking once that would be most successful in life. a chinese firm says most of what determines i.q. could be inherited. they're trying to isolate the jean that makes -- gene that makes children smarter than average. they have thousands of dna samples from adults hoping for a clever kid. get this. the chinese state-run bank has given $1.5 billion to complete testing. you knew this was coming, right? it is inevitable. >>> next on "money" are you vain enough to make impact at work? new research shows a bit more time looking in the mirror means a lot more clout with your colleagues. tweet me, tell me what you think. what type of people get ahead in your office. >>> have you bee

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. >> reporter: coming this close to a black rhine nos wris is rare.0 left in the world. in the country of namibia, only 1,700 still alive. thousands of miles away in this convention hall, it has a way of helping save this ancient beast. the group will auction off a permit from the namibian government to hunt and kill one black rhino. the club's executive director ben carter says sacrificing one animal for the greater good is smart conservation. >> it's going to be able to raise more money than any other way you could do it to help provide for all the conservation needs that we need for the black rhino. >> reporter: the auction started death threats, which the fbi is investigating along with a vicious debate over how to save this endangered species. critics call the auction is sad joke. >> marsha, where are you joining us from? >> in namibia in africa. >> reporter: marcia works with save the rhino trust and works with the government to protect the rhinos. >> do you agree with the tactic? >> i tepersonally don't agray. it's saying one rhino is worth it

and what rossi rhine. high pressure is stronger this time around and the temperatures will heat up. a string of sunshine. >> the clouds will return my saturday. the temperatures will start to drop. >> it could be getting bad to worse for new jersey gov. chris christie. a federal investigation will be launched into why money meant for hurricane sandy relief was used when a $25 million marketing campaign featuring his family. the audit will look into why the administration paid $4.7 million to with politically connected public-relations company over another firm that had bid $2 million less. the winning bidder proposed using christie's add, while the other bidder did not. democratic congressman frank pallone order that the investigation happens and says that taxpayer dollars could have been used for self- promotion. >> a jury into the question there caused a controversy this morning because of the words "negro " was included. raeana roberson snapped a photo of the affirmation card in new york. it includes a category which asks if the respondents itself identifies as " black, african-a

as carmen rhine half and ken rogoff has mentioned, economic activity tends to be anemic especially when the preceding economic expansion was accompanied by rapid growth in credit and real estate prices. weak recoveries from financial crises reflect in part the process of deleveraging and balance sheet repair. households pull back on spending to recoup lost wealth and reduce debt burdens while financial institutions restrict credit to restore capital ratios and reduce the riskness with their portfolios. in addition to these financial factors, the weakness of the recovery reflects the overbuilding of housing and to some ec tent commercial real estate prior to the crisis together with tight mortgage credit. indeed, recent activity in these is in comparison to the rapid recovery typically seen. although the federal reserve like other forecasters have tended to be optimistic in its forecast of real gdp during this recovery, we have also at times been too pessimistic in our forecasts of the unemployment rate. for example, over the past year unemployment has declined more quickly than we and o