now of downtown san jose as the sun peeks out and as many niners fans hope today brings a sort of rosy outlook that image shows you right there. good sunday morning. i'm sam brock in for kris sanchez. bundle up. at least bundle up if you're going to be in green bay for the game. for the local weather outlook, let's start this morning with rob mayeda with a look at your

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any signs of global economic recovery this year i in the system in guelph reports the future looks rosy for the korean economy in the new year the minister of trade industry and energy said it expects to export total for this year to reach five hundred and ninety five billion us dollars with imports expected to reach five under sixty two billion dollars. the positive outlooks with this here comes after korea's trade surplus widened twenty new ohio forty four point two billion dollars in two thousand and thirteen. exports continue to grow at a steady pace reaching some five hundred fifty nine billion dollars the highest in the country's history while imports to him bill. from outbound shipments of mobile phones home appliances and semiconductors are expected to drive exports in the coming year semiconductors sitting on top export list. the economic recovery seen in many western economies is likely to help korea's exports stay on the upswing in two thousand and fourteen. the korean automakers are hoping to sell more cars in the us this year as the us economy continues to pick up steam the

those kids who are these whole recalling phenomena and what i'm saying is overall it's an amazingly rosy picture in that adopted kids international as well as domestic are treated better than regular kids growing up in untroubled biological families in the united states. and kill on sophie shevardnadze the european union prizes itself and being a bastion of free speech however some of those who speak out in dissent find that view of intolerance has strict limits and one of those a is maverick belgian m.p. . a sharp critic of his government now stripped of parliamentary immunity and on trial for slander of his learning there is a price to pay for his views and he's our guest today. the european union is barely cooling out of crisis strict will sterrett see is the new religion a struggling governments yet millions are still spent propping up militants abroad and some leaders want even more costly interventions to speak up say they're being punished so which side is right who benefits from fighting foreign wars and the troubles on the home front being. well i knew a member of the baird belg

. >>> reaccione rosie rivera por la biografÍa publicada por su familia.Ás ahora mismo en "primer impacto." >>> soy un milagro porque no todas las personas pueden sobrevivir. >>> es que una simple gripe casi le arranca la vida, pero gracias a la ciencia moderna late en su pecho un nuevo corazÓn como un generoso regalo de vida. >>> bienvenidos a "primer impacto." >>> tambiÉn le saluda pamela silva conde. y mÁs adelante el impactante testimonio de esta joven que usa con Éxito esta nueva tecnologÍa, una historia que no se puede perder. queremos comenzar este programa compartiendo con ustedes nuestra gran indignaciÓn contra el abuso que hay contra menores que le enciende la sangre a cualquiera, la pregunta es que es lo que estÁ pasando. >>> es que en mÁs de un lugar se detectaron estos casos, como una niÑa que vomitaba porque sus padres la obligaban a comer cucarachas. ericka tiene las imÁgenes. >>> el video muestra a la menor en el momento que la niÑa tenÍa al animal moviÉndose en sus manos. lo indignante es escuchar a sus padres que la alientan, le pedÍan qu

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. >> rosie o'donnell returning to "the view" for the first seven years. time there was marked by controversy including with co-host i elizabeth hassleback and with donald trump. >> still head here surprise of a a is that millions of people will qualify for financial assistance. it's important to remember that the lower your annual income, the greater financial assistance you will receive. enroll today at coveredca.com. >>> coming up at 6:00 the decision that some say has young salmon facing certain death this winter. also how a little nut triggered a big recall of one of the most-popular pickup trucks on the road z gearing up for the new super bowl ads. why the life span is longer than 30 seconds on the air, coming up in a half hour on abc7 news tonight at 6:00. >> thank you. >> super bowl ads. a hotel made saved surprise after two guests left her a $500 tip. >> yikes. >> thank you. >> she's so happy. the guests were young film makers thought the woman was find so they wanted to repay her. >> they laid ut out and filmed her reaction with a hidden camera.

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you're not dancing like molly but you have very rosy cheeks. how cold is it?a danceoff with medically. right now it's about four degrees with the wind chill overnight. it's going to get down into the teens with that wind chill. and it's not expected to get any better. many of the areas all along lake michigan had a foot of snow already after three straight days of snow. now they're expected to get an additional eight to ten inches in many areas due to the lake-effect snow. that's what you're seeing come down right now. you can barely see downtown chicago. it's expected to continue to fall tonight. tomorrow will clear up, pick up again over the weekend. in chicago, the city's entire fleet of 300 salt trucks and snowploughs has been on the road nonstop since tuesday. they willle stay on -- they will stay on the roads tonight keep the roads clear. officials asked people, if they're able to stay home to do so. this wind has been brutal all day. winds from 15 to 25 miles-per-hour overnight, going to be picking up. monday, negative eight. the high temperature, stuar

one-child policy, from the middle income perspective, china in 2014 is looking rosie right now. >> you can get more on the ice and other stories if you head to the website aljazeera.com. ♪ >>> bracing for higher from rates in 2014, sure you'll pay more to borrow money, but there may be ways to earn more as well. we will explain. also selling pot in the mile-high city, you'll meet an denver entrepreneur. >>> i'm david shuster in for ali velshi, and this is "real money."

that was back in 2007, rosie o'donnell sparring with elisabeth hassleback.as a guest. everyone since that time is gone except for barbara walters and shari shepard. >>> if you ever miss an interview, go to the brooke clog, cnn.com/brooke. quick reminder, tomorrow's state of the union. jake tapper is on tap with that. thanks so much for watching. "the lead" starts right now. >>> tomorrow night it is all but guaranteed, president obama will say the state of the union is strong but the state of things in d.c. right now, pretty damn dysfunctional. i'm jake tapper. this is "the lead." in politics lead, this time when president obama gives his state of the union speech, congress will be put on notice, we're told. the national lead. we know his name. how he got his game. but we don't know what possessed him to take it into a mall and murder two people. could his journal hold the key? >>> and the world lead. hey, russia, you wouldn't happen to know anybody, would you, about the billions of dollars siphoned away from the olympic isdget?

reforms from the one child policy, from the midnight income perspective, china in 2014 is looking pretty rosieright now. >> by the way, those extravagant structures are all made of ice blocks from the frozen river. >> the snow totals that come in from the national weather service office, bringing in a lot of information here, and in massachusetts, just west of boston, foxburg, just under 2 feet of snow. that will be the heaviest snow from the snow winding up there. and they got a lot of it. logan international, boston, philadelphia, 6.9 in la guardia, and washington d.c., 2 and a half inches of snow. so it went from boston, close to 2 feet. so 2 inches in dc, along i-95. the dark blue color with bands of heavy snow. that was last night and this morning it cleared out. the snow is gone, and the sunshine will cause a little bit of melting today, which will refreeze tonight. but the wind is the big story. these are the cold temperatures. actually air temperatures, down to 0 in new york, and portland, maine, 6° in boston. and a fresh coating of snow will make them drop overnight. but when you fact

relaxation of the one-child pollty, from the middle income perspective, china in 2014 is looking pretty rosyht now. >> and those structures all made of ice blocks from the frozen river. ♪ >>> i'm meteorologist dave warren. well the snow has cleared out and now we have the sunshine, but don't let that bright sunshine fool you, you can see the picture outside looks pretty clear. the sunshine is bright across the george washington bridge, but the temperatures are much colder, not a lot of traffic out there, that's a good thing, but if you head outside for any reason, bundle up, dealing with about 7 inches of snow here. 23.8 inches in massachusetts, washington, d.c., 2.5 inches of snow. now we're talking about more snow and another storm coming in. not a lot of snow expected but the wind picking up, and the bitter cold area, so you get reduced visibility here in north dakota. another blizzard warning in effect. the temperatures in any northeast are feeling like they are down to about 10 to 20 below, even colder tomorrow morning, the fresh coating of snow on the ground really lets the temperature

. >> i don't have a rosy outlook on what the state of the world is going to be in 50 or 100 years.ere's going to be some progress but i'm not terribly optimistic. >> why are you so pessimistic? >> countries like the u.s. we are potent emitters and not doing much to reduce them. >> dibb says things could get worst. >> these things you read while flying? >> you definitely see stuff coming from asia, coming halfway across from the u.s. or sometimes halfway across. >> back in the air, after about eight hours of one of the most harrowing flights i've ever been on. the er-2 landing is pretty exciting. >> we're in a chase car as the er 2 gets ready to touchdown. >> access to charlie, 1-7 right for recovery. heavy left wing. >> the chase car is in constant contact with the pilot helping him keep his balance . once the plane stops, the pilot gets out and it's back to the hangar to prep for the next flight. >> welcome back, man. >> thanks. >> it seemed to me that a lot of what the scientists were saying was projecting some pretty gloomy scenarios for the future. >> grim, even. >> yes. a lot

the unemployment figures released today show the jobs picture may not be as rosy as once thought, only4,000 new jobs created in december, that's well below what experts had anticipated. >>> target lost more customer data than they thought. 70 million customers effected by the recent data breach. personal information, including phone numbers, email, and mailing addresses all stolen. >>> a dangerous chemical spill in west virginia, health officials advise gz people not to drink, bathe, or cook with the water more than 100,000 people have been effected across the state. ♪ >>> i'm dave warren. many people will be effected by a storm this weekend. first one moving across the east coast. there will be a lot of rain as the warm air returns. the next one across the pacific northwest. but right now it is just a mix. this is not a big storm winding up, this is just the first part of it. freezing rain happening now as the temperature is right about freezing. now it is starting to climb and this advisory only in effect until about 1:00. a winter weather advisory a little farther north of philadelp

today, rosie finally got her roses. >> reporter: look closely on the blooms on today's tournament of'll see a few wasps. >> out of those buttons are stepping girls, girls who give a new angle to an air force story. >> reporter: not bugs, beauties that helped in world war ii. more than 70 years after taking to the skies, these women air force service pilots are being honored. a tribute long overdue for trail blazers like 93-year-old lorraine rogers. >> because i wanted to fly. every time i was up, i could hardly believe it. >> reporter: she and fellow wasps ferried planes between factories and air bases and had targts for the men to practice shooting. they wore men's hand knee down cover y'alls often several sizes too big. some 1100 women pilots like rogers flew more than 60 million miles. but it wasn't easy. by the time her plane went into a tail spin over texas. >> i bailed out, out the side, grabbed on, went out, and the plane kept going. >> reporter: 38 wasps died serving their country. the rose bowl honors this sometimes overlooked part. >> these brave ladies are being saluted. i

one-child policy, from the middle income perspective, china in 2014 is looking rosie right now. >> you can get more on the ice and other stories if you head to the website aljazeera.com. ♪ >>> bracing for higher from rates in 2014, sure you'll pay more to borrow money, but there may be ways to earn more as well. we will explain. also selling pot in the mile-high city, you'll meet an denver entrepreneur. >>> i'm david shuster in for ali velshi, and this is "real money." ♪ >>> this is "real money." you are the most important part of the show, so join our live conversation for the next half hour on twitter, and facebook. america's economy is kicking off the new year on solid ground. u.s. factory activity held near a 2.5-year high. also construction spending, reaching levels not seen in almost five years. construction and manufacturing got hit hard in the recession, but both appear to be set to accelerate in 2014. and that's making big news on wall street. the new year's optimism is being fuelled in part by the spectacular return of the stock market in 2013. the dow saw gains of 26.5% for

they show the employment picture not as rosy as once thought. the number well below what experts expected. >>> the diplomat from the u.s. embassy in new delhi has now be asked to leave. that comes after the indian diplomat was returned to india. >>> researchers in florida are tracking a 2,300 pound great white as she travels up and down the east coast. julia explains. >> reporter: meet katherine, a great white shark who is helping researchers uncover the secrets of one of the oceans most feared and misunderstood features. recorded scientific data on great whites is limited but that is changing because of katherine and other sharks like her. >> i believe there is a lot of general fascination, and the general looks at this as a beautiful majestic species, and in many cases i think that the tide has shifted, that people are very interested in it. it's just such a large species that it really plays into our primal fears. >> reporter: primal fears spoked by entertainment for years. the organization gathers data about great white sharks. last august a

access to those kids these hallways calming phenomenon and what i'm saying is overall it's an amazingly rosy picture in that adopted kids international as well as domestic are treated better than regular kids growing up and i'm troubled biological families in the united states. ok. how do you operate but i'm going to it was pretty cool it's. not an olympic hockey. league. by fire. stalled talks accusations traded and endless demands made this sums up the process being played out in geneva with virtual stalemate on the battlefield outside proxies far left to make the hard decisions and compromises to alleviate and then to finally end the civil war but do these outside powers have the political will. to the moment that he's. running in march two thousand. that the apartment. was. the train chairs. to actually seem to. know taking naps in the library. come a long way. you know if they're. closer to the suite or the maybe the smaller the for the better. because you know i was born a few days it was on in new york city. and out of the education but larry everybody there mr chairman. was. brought

i tell you, if you're talking about five years that this thing might happen and you're giving us a rosy estimate, it's over in five years. >> jump back in, adam. >> i cover silicon valley, technology companies, i have written about plenty of companies that make mistake after mistake after mistake after mistake. >> this is not a product launch. you're comparing this to the iphone? >> that's exactly what it s. >> you're taking millions of americans health care and turning it upside down. that's not a product launch. >> how about the tion, ben, if the president were ae to put aside his egg go for a while and put aside the need to have a bunch of fans in his fingers and so o if he said, please help us fix this. would it be given any kind of zms. >> no. >> i would say they have the greatest genius that ever lived, and i don't know who that would be. to fix it, maybe it could be fixed, but as charlie gasparino said, it is internally flawed. it just doesn't work. they are going to have to take it apart and put it back together again. and the best would be to abolish it and go back to the old s

the jobs picture may not be as rosie as once thought. only 74,000 new jobs, created in december, well below what experts were anticipating. >>> a dangerous chemical spill prompt being a water emergency in west virginia. advising people there to not bathe or cook with the water. a chemical used to process coal leaked from a factory at the state's capital. and 3,000 people are affected in the state. >>> a woman who lied about underpaying her maid is headed back to india. she was i dike indicted by a gry but was allowed to return home. >> i'm meteorologist, da meteod there's sleet and snow with a coating of snow on the ground. and freezing rain is a problem. that's when it comes down and hits the ground. and it could get that coating of ice. this in affect until 1:00 because the temperatures are climbing. this is part of a large storm system that will impact the area here. you can see the mix coming down from philadelphia and it's all snow. and eventually it warms. still a light mix here possible towards the lehigh valley. but the temperatu

reporter: with high expectations from the middle income perspective, china that 2014 is looking pretty rosyht now. >>> and we leave you with something you don't see every day. a 9 year old chinese boy mastering the rubix cube. take a look. solving the puzzle in about 12 seconds. he is a celebrity at school these days, teaching his classmates how to solve the rubix cube. thanks for watching al jazeera america. i'm del walters. "the stream" is next. we'll look at why non-violent protests could lead to historically harsh punishment. ♪ >>> our digital producer, wajahat ali is here, bringing in all of your live feedback through the show. today we're taking an interesting look at what against. es

it gave investor as rosy full year outlook despite an illness outbreak that affected 600 passengers on a ship. the ceo doesn't think the outbreak will detour customers. >> i don't think it has a big impact on bookings because most people understand how common this is. it's the second most common illness in america, of course, you open the door for having bad weather and the winter, this does occur. unfortunately, an outbreak is defined as only 3% of the people and it's still a very rare occurrence. >> and shares were up to $48.04. >>> that's "nightly business report" for tonight. i'm susie gharib, thanks for joining us. >> i'm tyler mathisen. we'll see you back here tomorrow evening. have a good night. >>> "nightly business report" has been brought to you in part by. >> thestreet.com. founded by jim cramer, thestreet.com is an independent source for stock market analysis. crime's action alerts plus service is home to his multi million dollar portfolio. learn more at the street.com/nbr. cer: (♪ theme music ) (♪) matt elmore: welcome to imagemakers a weekly showcase featuring the best sh

tonight, jay welcomes -- jack black and kyle gass, rosie perez, the music of tenacious d and "jaywalking you, guys! happy friday, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] well, it is -- thank you, thank you. well, it is now day 11 of the shutdown, and we knew sooner or

. >> governor brown delivered the state of state address this morning painting a rosy picture of california's economy but, also, washes of the dangers posed by the drought. our news anchor reports. >> governor jerry brown used the start of his state of the state message to crow a little bit about the turn around from a huge budget deficit to a growing surplus. the former seminary student warned lawmakers not to blow it. boom and bust is our lot. we must follow the ancient advice recounted in the book of john sis that yes self gave to the pharoah: put away your surplus. during the years of great plenty, then you are ready for the lean years which are sure to follow. >> to make sure they did nut forget he showed off this playing card with a graph of the red budget ink on one side and the dog warning the state to be frugal on the other and took on the issue that forced him to issue an emergency order last week: the drought. >> everyone in every part of the state needs to conserve water. we need regulators to rebalance the water rules and transfers of water. >> the rainy day fund may have to acco

important to think of these as policy implications in the long-term and not short term and not with rosy glasses on, not what is going to happen next year but moving from -- i believe most experts believe the payment model that tends to drive innovation and keep costs low which is more capitation and less fee for service is a worry some trend. >> any other thoughts on this? i'm noticing here you're not recommending the risk sharing option, so do we want to even have more information on that? i don't see why we want it if it's not a good option. >> i think we felt administratively the problems of not having one year settled why we were pricing the next year and rolling it into the following year would be beyond what we would want to take on, the benefit, the benefits versus the work, and tracking all of the finances didn't seem to be advantageous and we would be able to get to a similar savings model with the flex funding arrangement that would allow us to see that and bring the pricing from the last year into the pricing for the next year. >> so are we thinking about taking this on for 2

but that hasn't meant that it's been a rosy picture across the city in other northeastern states that have been hit. people trying to travel back home have been stuck in airports and thousands ever flights have been delayed or canceled and roadways have also just reopened after being closed for major part of the storm last night. in new york city has dispatched 2,500 plows just to get the city cleaned up and ready to go back to business by start of work monday. >> reporting there on the big freeze here in the u.s. you're watching "bbc world news america." still to come on tonight's program -- the global waste line waist line is growing at an alarming rate. a new report raising concerns developed countries are following an unhealthy example. in china, police in the southern ovince of kwan dong busted a massive drug ring. they confiscated nearly three tons of crystal meth. amazingly officials say more than a third of the country's entire supply of the drug comes rom one village. >> 3,000 heavily armed police officers swept into this village at dawn. their mission was to eliminate what t

. >>> remember when rosie o'donnell was a host on "the view ."isit the talk show for the first time since her explosive exit amid feuds with her fellow co-hosts. >> a lot of them are gone. >> yeah. >> including hasselbeck. >>> quentin tarantino suing due to a leaked script of his film. instead of reporting on the news of it, gawker has responded to the suit saying tarantino deliberately turned the leak into a story. >>> ghost buster dan aykroyd was sworn in as a mississippi sheriff deputy on monday after spending time in the area, while shooting a movie. aykroyd had some experience as a lawman. i didn't know this. he worked as a police officer in louisiana before -- >> pulled up in a blues brothers car. >> old beat up cruiser. >>> super bowl sunday gives summer blockbusters a big stage to show off some new footage. expect to see tv spots for the new captain america, aaron paul's need for speed and yet another transformers movie, this one with a little more mark wahlberg and a little less labeouf. i haven't seen a single -- i'm a movie buff. i've

. >> remember when rosie o'donnell was a host on the view?e will be visiting the talk show for the first time since her exit six years ago amid feuds with her fellow cohost. >>> speaking of, quinton is suing gawker media for leaking a script of his film. they say it facilitated the leaked script instead of reporting the news of it. they're saying he deliberately turned the leak into a story. >> dan ackroid was sworn in as a sheriff's deputy after filming the movie. he has some experience before becoming an actor. that's a fun fact about the ghost buster. >> when he was caring around his little laser. >> i always wonder what happens to them when they say i'm going to go become a actor. >> not many people have done that transition. >> that's true. this is "early today." we hope it's just your first stop of the day on nbc. my grandson's got this blankie that gets filthy. but he's got such sensitive skin that you worry about what you use in the laundry. my tide, downy, and bounce all come in free & gentle. so we get a cleaner, softer blankie. uh

in 1943, there was swing dancing to big band music and rosie the riveter was introduced.nter the workforce as men left for world war ii and helped spark the modern women's movement. in the 1960s, they were dancing the twist to rock 'n' roll and president kennedy launched the moon race. in 1969, neill armstrong became the first man to walk on the moon. in the 1980s, break dances turned performances upside down and high-tech inventions from personal computers to smartphones and social media, this marks the dawn of the information age. for the past 125 years, people around the world have been making dreams come true. >> ladies and gentlemen, you might recognize the voice you've just heard opening the 125th rose parade. he is one of the top sportscasters in history and was recently named as baseball's all-time broadcaster. he is in baseball's hall of fame and has had 64 years of consecutive service with the dodgers, longest of any sports broadcaster with one team. it is my pleasure to introduce to you the 2014 rose parade grand marshal, mr. vin scully! >> hi, everybody, and a

compartir con alguien asÍ es i privilegio, mi cuarto proyecto con rosie ocampo, trabajamos en la feauy bien, lo mÁs importante se ve en pantalla, el resultado fue bueno. esperamos que allÁ sea igual. >>> sÍ, tienes la razÓn. no es un proyecto donde hay figuras, toda la familia menchaca, y ruiz palacios, el elenco. flaco, ibÁÑez. silva pasquel, Íngrid. el mark tacher. arturo peniche. todo el elenco, todo el ensamble es importante, a la historia no jala si no estÁn los motores funcionando, es un proyecto de ensamble, nos da mucho gusto. >>> seguramente serÁ un exitazo amigos, toda la suerte y Éxito del mundo. seguramente. anita, soy de los menchaca, y tÚ? >>> de los dos. >>> tÚ cien por ciento menchaca paul, cien por ciento. >>> sÍ, menchaca de nacimiento. >>> los esperamos esta noche, Éxito. >>> bueno. >>> en estados unidos, perdÓn, en estados unidos, no entienden el concepto de usar hashtag, soy menchaca o luis palacios, lo van a entender hoy. espero que los usen, zuria y yo vamos a twittear en vivo en el estreno en estados unidos. quisiera que ana patricia nos cantara, canta muy bon

what we've seen with walmart, amazon, ford, they're saying, listen, it's not as rosy as we're all saying, that's going to continue. >> that sounds to me like a stock market call. that sounds like companies that were mispriced. 3 president 1% gdp, we're mid cycle in the cycle. >> you know what? if you could say, oh, maybe it was just ford, maybe it was just the weather, maybe it was just walmart, how many names do we have to have? how many companies have to have war for us to say there's a problem out there. >> brian, it's interesting. if you listen to the calls and they ask the cfo or ceo where's the growth doing come from, to a man it's all emerging markets. so you have to believe that you're seeing multiples come down in stocks. you know, maybe not walmart's specifically. it's a big america store but in general, all right, everyone's looking to make their yearly numbers based on emerging markets. maybe that's ghoingt be a layup after all. >> it is official. january is in the books. it was not pretty. time to visit the january barometer and ask the key question. will january follow the

call recalling phenomenon and what i'm saying is overall it's an amazingly rosy picture in that adopted kids international as well as domestic are treated better than regular kids growing up in untroubled biological families in the united states. there's a. maybe. there's a goal. that no one is with to get that. from. politics only on our team. so ten minutes past the hour here in moscow as time ticks away before nato troops pull out of afghanistan the u.s. is growing increasingly frustrated with the country's government kabul is still refusing to sign a security pact which would ultimately permit american soldiers to remain in the fragile state but is all too often off explains the absence of an agreement could leave afghanistan vulnerable to a major taliban resurgence after thirteen years in afghanistan washington is counting down together with our allies we will complete our mission there are by the end of this year and america's longest war will finally be over. but ending a war isn't the same as winning one when it comes to afghanistan peace is far from certain and a past ten years

those kids soon these whole recalling phenomenon and what i'm saying is overall it's an amazingly rosy picture in that adopted kids international as well as domestic are treated better than regular kids growing up in untroubled biological families in the united states. gas chambers electric chairs farming squads what seem to be a thing of the past could soon be making a comeback in parts of america lethal injection drugs used to carry out the death penalty in short supply and more makers in some u.s. states are looking to return to the old methods some of which critics say verge on torture report has more. in just the first month of twenty fourteen six executions have already been carried out on u.s. death row inmates however the shortage of drugs coupled with an increasing concern surrounding the efficiency of lethal injection has prompted lawmakers in some states to push for the reintroduction of long abandoned torturous methods in missouri some officials have raised the notion of rebuilding the state's gas chamber and also proposed making firing squads an option for executions death

it's light and tphraoufy and it moves but when the wind blows and it gets in your face it gives the rosie cheeks. >> reporter: parts of massachusetts have already seen more than a foot of snow than normal this winter. now, the state's annual cleanup budget is $43 million. scott, they've already spent $40 million and that doesn't include this storm. >> pelley: thanks, michelle. air travel is improving, slowly. about 1,500 flights were canceled today. that's half as many as yesterday. it brings the two-day total to nearly 4,600. eric fisher is chief meteorologist at our cbs station in boston, wbz t.v. eric, what's coming next? >> reporter: scott, good evening. cold will be the big story moving forward. we're digging out in those frigid temperatures. 3.8 inches of snow in d.c. philly has had three six-plus inch snowstorms before the start of february for the first time in recorded history. over a foot half? of snow just south of boston. now, the lows tonight, frigid, cyr owe in cleveland, 2 in green bay, philadelphia looking at the teens. and the windchill biting, subzero in boston tomorrow

pacific coast conflicting reports of their pain a rosy picture or that we're in big trouble not to mention the some of this information coming from tepco and japan's government to help me sort through the madness i was joined earlier by mimi with the rather cast dot org i first ask her what sources of information we can trust to know the true scope of this disaster. it's been very difficult as of late with finding materials that you can trust. there's been a just information campaign both from i think obviously tepco and the japanese government with its secrecy coming in which is made things extremely difficult down to you know who's giving us correct information on the ground and i'm one of those people on the ground and i have to look at that as well so the people that i trust are primarily at this point citizens who have monitors i do trust. we have it we've made an effort. to create a monitoring team of people across the united states across north america canada. europe everywhere south america to read what's coming in in the air and try to detect as best we can what's happening in the

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