an electronic chalkboard by samsung.'m joe carter with hln. >>> the mother of octuplets has won a big court victory. now there's one less issue she has to worry about. we're talking about octomom. >>> time now for some fancy footwork, which brings us to wednesday's gmac bowl in mobile, alabama. antonio brown of central michigan starts a fourth quarter rally with this 95-yard kickoff return for a touchdown. evading would-be tacklers and then outracing troy defenders with his speed for a quick six. now that is some fancy footwork. >>> sustained winds blowing 60 to 70 miles per hour out here but with the windchill it is just painful. >> boy the winds are fierce. we have to say that reporter is okay. she's with affiliate kgw in oregon. winds in that area of the columbia river gorge topped 100 miles per hour. 2/3 of the country is getting hit by severe weather. you saw just how powerful the winds there were. for from bitter cold to snow and ice, continue to stay with hln for the latest on the forecast. >>> a new report is hig

an electronic chalkboard by samsung. i'm joe carter for hln. >> that's our new guy, joe carter, reporting from las vegas where the consumer electronics show runs through tomorrow. we're there bringing you the scoop on new gadgets all weekend. >>> you know cops and security guards may be packing heat. but humane society workers? why some are carrying concealed weapons on the job. . >>> president obama says he's accepted an apology from senate majority leader harry reid for comments reid made about him. reid's private comments came when obama was still a presidential candidate. reid reportedly said, obama could win the 2008 election thanks in part to his, quote, light-skinned appearance. reid went on to say obama didn't speak with a, quote, negro dialect unless he wanted to have one. the comments were reported in the atlantic as part of an excerpt by two journalists. in a statement to our network cnn, senator reid says he deeply regrets using such a poor choice of words and he sincerely apologizes to all americans, especia

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senior vice president with samsung construction, a division of the giant korean multi-national company that is rewriting construction records with this building -- >> it's really, really scary. >> reporter: why? you can see down? >> oh, yeah, yeah. we can see just through the bottom. we can see right through the bottom. >> reporter: the whole way to the ground? >> oh, yeah. it's really scary. >> reporter: if you fall? >> gone. >> reporter: forget it. the first. when completed and opened it will be the tallest building in the world at more than 800 meters. that's about half a mile high. it will be the building with the greatest number of floors, the world's highest and fastest elevator. when finished, after five years of construction, the cost will top out at more than $4 billion u.s. dollars, and on it goes. it is already a tourist landmark. >> it's amazing. it's great. 800 meters high. highest in the world. >> reporter: looking forward to being able to go out there one day? >> oh, sometime. >> reporter: in the sweep of human history, the burge dubai may not rank with man on the moon,

you have panasonic, samsung, they'll all be releasing this this year.hose will require you to buy those expensive goggles, though. some of them ranging about $100. directv is planning on adding some 3-d channels. e zr espn said they will broadcast some games, in fact, in 3-d. the cost of this is just huge. 3-d technology has been around for a while. this year at ces they're refining it and payinging it slightly more affordable. betty, you want a 3-d tv? >> how much? >> well, they're not giving it a round number, for good reason. >> wonder why. >> you can expect it to cost towards the upward range of an hdtv. it's going to be a while before it's affordable. >> i don't want my nose coming into viewer's homes like that. it's not a good look for me. the glasses, you have to wear those inside your home to watch the 3-dtv? >> yeah. >> call me when you don't have to do all that. maybe i'll purchase one then. i also understand one of the new items is something you can actually control with your iphone? >> yes. it's actually a drone. it's called the ar drone. it

but given the slap on the rest that even he got from samsung there is the notion that no one wants toupset the jeeves leading the golden eggs, so i think they are still extremely powerful and well dictate to a large extent, to the extent economic forces and unification, economic policies i think it will be with a will ask for particularly if it were to happen under m b or president like myung-bak i think the jabal would have the biggest say. again many of the studies i reviewed i advocate not doing what germany did but again, if they do its way to lead to a flood of north koreans. so it is a huge dilemma and i frankly haven't been able to find a good answer. i don't think there is any magic combination of policies you can come up with that achieved -- you have tradeoffs you have to decide to why want to equalize incomes or do i want to attract investment in north korea? jul one to keep people there or get people investing. and so, frankly i'm not sure how the future of the south korean president has to do that is going to be -- what is going to shape this decisions to read off the top

the idea is you can get him, maybe it's a sony e-book red or a samsung reader, that constructively toand when i'm on the go and i have my phone with me, i can continue where i left off. so i think it's -- i think it is a compelling offering for consumers, and then ideally you would sell more books due to this exposure. there is a lot of piracy on the web. when twilight or some big book comes out it seems like the next day it is on the web. goes on and scans from google. those are people, that even crowd sourcing where they say everyone on a website, then they put all together. so they are quickly able to transcribe these popular books. i'm not sure if there is a solution to completely stop and pick one solution is to have an alternative legal way of users can buy things really quickly that we have seen it in the music industry. for a long time, then music publishers were resistant to selling digital music. so there wasn't a legal avenue for consumers to buy music. so there was a lot of piracy. it seems to me when apple came out with itunes, it made it that. your time, oftentimes it's