has seaworld responded?en any kind of comment as to how they feel about that information? >> they have indeed. first and foremost, seaworld is allowed to participate and certainly if their employees wanted to participate, they can. it's their right. so the they did. and in fact, seaworld is now saying yes, their people did actually take part and they are unabashed about it saying "our team members have strong feelings about their park and company and we encourage them to make their opinions known." i guess the question did they do it voluntarily or was there some sort of edict put out by seaworld. seaworld said their employees love the place and voted in seaworld's favor. >> what about going forward? are they going to leave it at that? will there be further addressing of this issue? are the employees allowed to speaks or are they saying that their statement stands for itself that their statement is all they'll be releasing on that? >> it's always been through statements. we've requested again to talk to them

not a scientific poll but seaworld, were they stacking the vote? >> it has put a lot of people, especially those opposed to it would say that it is very much like the company culture there to hear about this poll and to make sure that the numbers were going to go in their favor. this was the orlando business journal that put out this three-day poll that was a simple one question, has this film changed people's opinions. 99% of the respondees said no, it hadn't change their opinion at all against seaworld. that's when the paper decided to do some digging and found that 54% of the votes came from the i.p. address of seaworld.com. the company by the way fights back and says, no, here's our response. and their statement is essentially that it was their employees. that they did it on their own. they said our team members have strong feelings about their park and company and we encourage them to make their opinions known. and one other thing i should point out is that if you take away the votes listed back to the ip address of seaworld, sea world was sti

i don't know if you have actually talked to seaworld. you have gotten statements from seaworld.t are they saying about this controversy. >> they will say that the care they provide for their animals is the very best care that can be provided by anyone, they have the finest facilities and they defend all the practices their trainers and handlers do. they believe they are doing the best for the animals in their care. >> thanks so much. still to come in the "newsroom," yahoo! about to get a facelift. ceo, marissa maier, announces some major questions for the site. christine romans has all the details. >> nobody knows you better than your phone. maris maris marissa maier knows it. how she is going to make that work for yahoo! right after the break. more adventures await in the lexus lx. dare to be spontaneous. computer. christine romans? >> the future is mobile. she said it 100 times. information is what people want. your news stream is a mess. you can see yahoo! is going from this stodgy old sernarch engine. she bought a company that changes what apps you see and what your news fee

the target, seaworld. >> i want every family to know the amount of suffering in just one tank at seaworldose mccoy is an animal activist. the 12-year-old took it upon herself to hop the barricade at the thanksgiving parade in new york to protest in front of sea world's float. >> when i saw the parade float coming and it was a depiction of orcas in their natural habitat, it made me all the more angry. we really were, it was a massive crowd. so i felt like the right thing to do was to get out where it was more visible. so i could be seen. >> reporter: mccoy, i know what other protesters affiliated with peta are already in pasadena, california, ready to protest. >> if sea world will have a presence at this eye could thattic parade, then largest animal rights organization has to have a presence. >> reporter: where the float was being built. and as it makes its way through pasadena on new years day, peta says it will be there as well. all in an effort to make sure seaworld doesn't make up from its pr nightmare that followed the airing of the documentary black fish on cnn in october. >> what ch

talked to seaworld. seaworld told us basically the deaths are quote, tragic accidents.urt records which we have, fox business has, indicate that seaworld knew back in 2009 that five whales were aggressive. let's put up what the statement is on the whale that killed the trainer. that this whale, tilikum, actually was accused of lunging at, watch this, during times of frustration due to social stress. it has, tilikum has exhibited aggressive behavior, sometimes lunging toward control trainers. so when we got on the phone to seaworld to talk to them bit, well, you know, the trainer wore a ponytail and tilikum the whale thought the ponytail was novel object in his environment. ashley: something to play with? >> listen, this trainer wore ponytails six years around tilikum, so did other trainers. another trainer testified in court. that is not an issue that she too wore ponytails. it has never been an issue. what is happening now the federal post is stop saying whale trainer interactions. shut it down. osha says it is unsafe work environment. seaworld is battling basically os

. >>> pr nightmare for seaworld.ing behind the scenes with the image problems the company is facing. bottom of the hour, stocks every 15 minutes. let's head to the floor of the new york stock exchange with nicole pet pelt. watching particular movers with best buy on your radar. what is going on? >> unfortunately i don't like to deliver tough news for shareholders but that is exactly the case with best buy. it is down over 30% in trading today. right now a little better, down 27.5%. they had a tough holiday season. they did a lot of discounting and tried to run a lot of promotions to compete against names like walmart and the like. meantime coming out with numbers that are a disappointment. as a result the stock is selling off dramatically. nu skin, another name we are following over this week, nu skin enterprises over in china is being investigated for illegal businesses. jcpenney closing 33 underperforming stores. tesla, what a week for tesla. got to throw it in there. up 17% this week. a lot of reasons why but sale

i don't know if i can ever go to seaworld again.ugh you dispute the way that the animals are treated in these parks, you do recognize this is a massive pr problem for your company, is it not? >> no. i'll say with respect to the film, we take great exception with the film. we're very proud of the work we do and the care we provide for your animals. we're celebrating our 50th anniversary of the brand. we've been at this quite a long time. the film we see is really an animal activist's agenda behind the film. we take great exception with it and couldn't disagree more with the premise of the film. >> we get that, but off pr problem on your hands. willie nelson and other entertainers have canceled their concerts at various venues of seaworld because of this. southwest airlines, a partner since 1988, is already making these noises they're watching carefully, listening to what's going on. it's possible they could cancel this partnership with you at some point. what do you do to counster that problem you have? >> it's unfortunate that the a

a lot of people who are opposed to seaworld are now voting and it's running 2 to 1 against seaworld,lackfish had a huge impact, but you can't trust it now because it's a cause, not a sampling. interesting. >> it is interesting. thank you very, very much. sglo up next, millions of people dealing with the nor'easter, but brutal cold temperatures that are the stories on the way. we'll take you outside for that. >>> plus, more news -- more on our news just in that the car that actor paul walker was riding in when he died was going over 100 miles per hour. this is according to this coroner's report, but there's so much more that's coming out today. those new details, next. >>> top of the hour. i'm brooke baldwin. are you ready for part two of the nor'easter? it drops several feet of snow and is pulling away from the coast. but in its place, a chilling blast of year that could be the coldest we have seen in 15 to 20 years. cnn has been all over the storm with our correspondents spread all across the effected areas. marglet conley in boston where nearly 15 inches have fallen. brian stelter

taking on seaworld right now. months after cnn aired the film black fish, one of the most vocal critics is a 12-year-old who was even arrested over this. she joins me live with her mom next. plus, are banks like jpmorgan too big to jail? wait until you hear the new cnn reporting on what banks are getting away with. dennis rodman not only bows to a dick tear on the, but serenades north korea's kim jung un. ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ >>> we have another story at cnn. hall of fame vote, baseball, i cannot believe it has been a year. remember the last time they voted a single person in at all and nominees hailed from the steroid era. they will be opening their doors to these three superstars. greg maddux, tom glavine and the slugger frank thomas. this is just breaking into us. live from los angeles is gabe. the folks at baseball headquarters have to love this because again a year ago it was sbrr. no one got it. >> nobody got in. there is still a log jam of people that need to get in. he fell sho

police arrested 19 peta protesters for blocking the seaworld float. using the parade to repair its image which was affected by the black fish. >> it's a sham. at seaworld, they're confined to tanks. >> many spectators are just happy to begin 2014 with this new year's tradition. teresa garcia, cbs news, pasadena. >>> fans of the '90s sitcom "fresh prince of bel-air" are remembering james avery. the loveable family pate tree yark died tuesday. his character phillip banks was a wealthy lawyer and judge who became a father figure to his sister's teenage son played by young will smith. the show ran for six seasons and the show continues in syndication. avery died in california from complications from open heart surgery. he was 68. mom: well, i use bounty... kerri: ooo! use sparkle®... it's just right for cleaning up everyday little messes without cleaning out your piggy bank. sparkle®. the bright way to clean. cinnamon and sugar so delicious. oh yeah. the cinna-sweet taste you just can't resist. cinnamon toast crunch. crave those crazy squares®. [ male ann

despite many musical acts saying they would not perform at seaworld, seaworld says attendance numberse up in the fourth quarter. the company says it's launching a new orca whale show this summer. >>> let's take a look at what's coming up on "new day," in addition to the live oscar nominations. the perennial winner, chris cuomo, joins us now. >> what are you wearing, chris, for the oscar nominations? >> something cheap and ill-fitting, christine. you know, it's interesting, you said orca whales, i say the same thing. turns out, they're dolphins. who knew? who knew, right? here's what we're doing this morning. one of the big things we like to examine whenever we have a mass shooting is to try to understand how to freevent the next time. a big part of that is understanding the motivation, the potential illness, the derangement of the shooter. the newtown shooter has been big on this. why? seemed like there were so many red flags. now there is a new one you have to hear about. it turns out, the shooter was heard talking on a radio call-in show one year in advance about his fascination wit

police arrested 19peta protestors for blocking the seaworld float protesting seaworld's practice of confining to tanks. >>> salinas' biggest tourist attraction is history. a farmer discovered a mysterious design crop circle carved into his field on monday. well, these pictures of it went on the internet, went viral. all the attention too much for the property owner. he decided to plow it under to discourage visitors. still a mystery how it got there. one expert says it looks like braille. the message is unclear. we'll be right back. ,, anncr: at jennie-o we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride 10 miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco made with jennie-o ground turkey cooked thoroughly to 165. i feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. i think they are light and they are just fresh tasting. yeah. when i eat well, i feel well. anncr: it's time for a better taco. the tacos tonight were pretty much perfect. make the switch. look for jennie-o ground turkey in a store near you. female announcer: he needs a firmer he ne

[bellringing] seaworld ringing the bell there.have been under a lot of fire there after a documentary that we will talk about. nasdaq in the green there. you can see .6% gain. more economic optimism, you could say, as a result of the beige book. >> it came from the fed in the form of the beige book. it also came in the form of producer prices, which are up about .4%. and you will want a little bit of inflation, it suggests there is growth. >> financials ending up 1.2%. telecom the best on the day with 1.5% gain there. >> look like -- looks like it might be a record for the s&p. >> it's a record for the s&p, but here's the funny thing -- it is closing flat with where it closed on december 31, right. if you remember the first trading day of january, we traded down. we are back to where we finished the year on the 31st. we are at a new record for the year, and flat with where we were, right? >> i will take it. we are up. we are tracking these stores ahead of tomorrow's open. we want to welcome comedian chuck nice. >> how are you doin

. >> number five, seaworld jumping eight percent.lackfish did not receive an oscar nomination today. issue with thet film. we don't agree with the premise of the film. it is bothersome to us for sure. record fourthced quarter and annual results for the company. >> the penguin looks adorable. >> holding a penguin on the floor of the new york stock , but keeping a gigantic whale in a tiny little tank all the time. the penguin is not allowed to get out and walk around. >> the whales were imprisoned. that is not cool. >> blackrock shares up a little bit here today after fourth quarter ross -- profit rose. the company boosted its quarterly dividend by 15%. >> i hear the closing bell in the background. hewlett-packard gained two percent. the firm says hewlett and packard is committed to rewarding shareholders with buyback and dividends. >> we don't need to let the bell dictate. it is just the belt. i am getting yelled at by producers. citibank says a slump in bond trading entry bid to their miss. >> and number one of the day, best buy. a b

comcastnbcuniversal. >>> now some support for seaworld.killed seaworld trainer dawn brancheau, shows the abuses whales in captivity endure. they just released a statement on their foundation website. they say, "black fish" is not dawn's story. dawn brancheau believed in the ethical treatment of animals. dawn would not have remained a trainer at seaworld for 15 years if she felt that the whales were not cared for. directly from her family. that's it for me. i'm brook bald lin. thanks for being with me. next up, "the lead" with jake tapper. >>> do you think you could concentrate on landing a triple axel if you believed terrorists were at that very moment threatening your life? i'm jake tapper. this is "the lead." >>> the world lead. it's finally happened. a direct threat made against the lives of americans going to the winter games. how worried are athletes? at least one member of team u.s. sashgs telling his cheering section, shay home. the national lead. just getting home from work tonight might almost be an olympic sport for many freezing

. >> reporter: seaworld's awartd-winning float featured a family of orca whales and dozens of policeas captured as 19 dem straighter were arrested. >> all whales in captivity are all psychologically traumatized. >> reporter: in the documentary of black fish peta says seaworld is using the float to repair its image and is urging people to boycott the amusement parks. >> we're hoping to raise awareness to the thousands and millions at home that seaworld is anonymous with animal abuse. in a statement they said we view peta an organization entirely at odds with most americans. their claims are and always are and have been would 345i6789 a facebook page called the boycott the 2014 rose parade hat more than 18,000 likes as they geared p a plan. instead spectators appeared as two men were married sponsored by the aids foundation. >> many men and women fought long and hard for equality and the supreme court ruling was such a victory for human rights and equal rights that it's just an honor. >> reporter: the wedding took place during the telecast. one some contend should not never have been p

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ipos included seaworld and hilton hotels - the largest ipo ever for a hotel company. the hedge fund's revenue climbed 119% to $2.69 billion, up from $1.23 billion last year. the government wants more money from bank of america. the justice department says it will raise a penalty fine, to 2 billion dollars, up from 863 million. b of a was found guilty after its countrywide unit sold faulty mortgages during the housing crisis. the government wants the fine to be based on countrywide's gross revenue from the mortgage fraud... not just gross losses from the loans. bank of america has no comment. banks are easing up lending standards. the office of the comptroller says it's happening as banks compete to keep up with loan demand. it shows banks are willing to take on more risk. "banks are only willing to take on more risk on loans where the ease of repossesing the collatoral is really good, or the performance of loans is really good." that was greg mcbride of bankrate.com. the occ report adds that most banks still have good to satisfactory lending practices. the clock is ti

seaworld told us today they stopped acquiring such dolphins in 1993.ut there's still plenty of demand from outside the u.s. seth doane, cbs news, tokyo. >> dubois: super bowl 48 is set. the denver broncos and seattle sea hawks will meet in new jersey to battle for the n.f.l. title in just under two weeks. seattle's appearance was decided in the final seconds of last night's game against san francisco in a game-saving deflection by the corner back, richard sherman. but then he was penalized for unsportsman like behavior after the play and went on a rant in a post-game interview. >> i'm the best corner in the game! when you try me with a starting receiver, that's what you're going to get. don't you ever talk about me! >> dubois: sherman today insisted he's not a villain but said his behavior was "loud, in the moment and just a small part of the person i am." there is no cure for multiple sclerosis, but doctors hope a new study will lead to a breakthrough treatment. that's next. ♪ this magic moment it is the story of where every great idea begins. and of

at that point we're get to ten, 12%, at 16 i think it will be game over for the seaworlds of the world. >> thank you for joining us here on al jazeera. a look at the day's top stories when al jazeera america continues and do keep it here. >> start with one issue ad guests on all sides of the debate. and a host willing to ask the tough questions and you'll get... the inside story ray suarez hosts inside story next only on al jazeera america >> on the day americans pause to honor the memory of martin luther king, the world is boiling over with religious oppression and strife. the world hot spots, and that's the "inside story." >> hello, i'm ray suarez. if you would like to

. >>> another float drawing criticism, seaworld, people for the ethical treatment of animals, better known as peta, is upset that they keep killer wells in captivity. they are calling it a publicity stunt and saying that peta is an extremeist organ game. in 2011, they protested a float that featured an elephant towing a carriage. >>> the rose parade will air right here on nbc bay air why this morning. the "today" show will cover the parade from pasadena starting at 8:00 a.m. a lot of people looking forward to that. we saw some preparations. all the different petals and everything being meticulously glued in place. >> it is just beautiful out there. i love the hd view of that. it takes a lot of times to put the floats together. after that, hockey. >>> temperatures are chilly to kick off the new day of the new year. 38, east bay. 43, san francisco. we are expecting the upper 60s for most cities across the bay area. even a couple 70s on the map today. for morgan hill, that's you. along the peninsula, temperatures are still going to be nice and mild. plenty of sunshine. hazy, a milky sky

julie is here from seaworld busch gardens with very talented animals. >> oh, my gosh.to these fun behaviors than meets the eye. >> hi, julie. what are we beginning with? >> a ground hornbill. training is so important for animals. it helps stimulate them. it challenges them. so recycling behavior -- >> what do you mean recycling behavior. >> i want you guys to toss out these bottles on the ground. people maybe know that's not the best place to put trash and he puts them into the recycling. >> why don't you hold this one. >> i get it. i get it. >> what's his name? >> baraka. and so this is actually -- >> what noise does he make? is that breathing or communication? >> it's communication. he's excited. >> hold on to it. >> you guys didn't throw the bottles down fast enough. he's taking them out and putting them back in. it gives them opportunities to show their natural behavior would be to forage on the ground. instead we turn it into opportunities for him -- >> oh, my god. >> and it gives him activity as well. so we're going to move on to the next animal which -- >> yeah.

seaworld. helping to press that button.en beginning factor leading to a double, a triple digit rise on the dow today. all the indices up, doing very well. this is, again the second day that we have had a triple-digit gains on the dow. that hasn't happened since october. so it's a relief in a way to a lot of people wondering because we were so slow starting out in 2014. looks like now we have gained momentum. again all indices over half a percentage point or greater. a good day for the markets. liz: still don't beat that all-time high of s&p for 18.50. almost there. time for the front page headlines. the federal reserve says the u.s. economy continued to grow at moderate pace from late november until 2013. the fed beige book

. >> steve, a blackstone specific question, you and seaworld, seaworld has been a great success for you which showed a very horrifying picture of what goes on in this world. >> well, i actually haven't seen that. and it had a -- had a run. you know, seaworld is a remarkable business. and people who go there love it. they had one safety lapse interestingly with a situation where the person involved violated all of the safety rules that we had. >> what happened to the fish? >> did you not see the documentary? it was pretty bad. >> the fish are mistreated? >> i don't know if you call them fish because some of them are -- >> mammals. >> mammals and things like that. >> all right. is it a mother jones documentary? >> no. >> no. >> you're right. you're right. okay, i'm sorry. i'm sorry. >> steve, thank you. >> we're out of time. >> it's good to be here. >> it's great to have you here. thank you for the optimistic outlook. >> seems to be fine. >> thank you, steve. >> thank you, steve, we appr appreciate it. that does it for us today, make sure you tune in tomorrow. "squawk on the street" start

they went to seaworld. >> so when people go swimming at hotels in dubai with dolphins and stuff, that's they're being taken from their families from the wild? >> that's correct, yeah. and it's based on supply and demand. so the solution is don't buy a ticket for a dolphin show. it's that simple. and people can do that. they can -- the industry itself doesn't police itself. the world association of zoos and aquariums can stop this any time they want to. and if people want to urge them to do that, please, go to our website, dolphinproject.org and look for take action. hit that and take action. if we can get enough people to force the world association of zoos and aquariums to take action, we can end it. >> let me ask quickly, the japanese government says look, slaughtering these dolphins, it's like killing animals, you know -- killing pigs or cows for food in the west. do they have a point there? >> no. they're comparing domesticated form animals with wildlife. no, that's not true. and by the way, they're doing this in a national park. and the legality of it is highly questionable. that n

there are reports that southwest airlines is being pressured to break ties with seaworld after reportst its animals are mistreated. southwest plans to respond as soon as it finishes herding its passengers back into their flight cage. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: get up, get in there. get on in. get on. i can fit two more of you in here. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's a weird story right here. this week, country singer trace atkins was on a country music themed cruise when he got into a fight with a trace atkins impersonator. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: it was a nasty brawl. in fact, i heard it took five elvises to pull them apart. [ as elvis ] hey come on, man. i don't want no fight, man. [ normal voice ] [ laughter and applause ] i was watching my man, dr. oz, yesterday. love dr. oz. he actually had or pal, cameron diaz on the show, and was doing a strange activity with his audience. check this out. >> everyone in the audience here has a little piece of clay. you have that? i want you all to mold your most recent poop with that clay. let me see your po

that's like seaworld!l is quiet now on the roads now that traffic alert has been cleared. this is what it looks like right now approaching the bay bridge just seeing the usual delays in the outer cash lanes. but once again no metering lights means no big delays yet getting on to the bridge. 880 here's a live look in the east bay, northbound and southbound 880 both moving at the speed limit by oakland airport also close to oakland coliseum. so the drive time is time is 14 to 16 minutes between 238 and the maze. westbound 580 finally starting to see delays out of tracy. looks like the busiest backups now or the busiest areas are approaching north flynn and then a little bit sluggish approaching vasco and then things improve until you reach the dublin interchange and sluggish approaching santa rita road. westbound 4 you notice that one speed sensor suddenly change by "a" street exit in antioch and then things look good into concord approaching 680 and 242. and mass transit also still on time. bart systemwide

dawn would not have remained a trainer at seaworld for 15 years if she felt that the whales were not cared for. directly from her family. that's it for me. i'm brook bald lin. thanks for being with me. next up, "the lead" with jake tapper. >>> do you think you could concentrate on landing a triple axel if you believed terrorists were at that very moment threatening your life? i'm jake tapper. this is "the lead." >>> the world lead. it's finally happened. a direct threat made against the lives of americans going to the winter games. how worried are athletes? at least one member of team u.s. sashgs telling his cheering section, shay home. the national lead. just getting home from work tonight might almost be an olympic sport for many freezing in the bitter cold. some of our major cities look like they've been hit by an avalanche. is relief on the way? in national news, unlike some democratic presidents we could name, there's never been a doubt about whether barack obama inhal inhaled. but if the president believes pot is no more dangerous than booze, shouldn't he tell his drug czar? >>

seaworld. helping to press that button. david: maybe it is the pen beginning factor leading to a double, a triple digit rise on the dow today. all the indices up, doing very well. this is, again the second day that we have had a triple-digit gains on the dow. that hasn't happened since october. so it's a relief in a way to a lot of people wondering because we were so slow starting out in 2014. looks like now we have gained momentum. again all indices over half a percentage point or greater. a good day for the markets. liz: still don't beat that all-time high of s&p for 18.50. almost there. time for the front page headlines. the federal reserve says the u.s. economy continued to grow at moderate pace from late november until 2013. the fed beige book report which looks at 12 regions of the united states. some regions likely to see a pickup in growth and hiring. david: in a separate report the new york fed says its general business conditions for the new york area rose to 5.1 in january. this is the highest reading in 20 month

. >> it's incredible what we've been seeing lately with "blackfish" and the current against seaworld, even though they're saying we're doing things just fine. now with everything with the dolphins. might make some families think twice. jvm, thank you. >> thank you, brooking for covering this. >> you got it. >>> this new study says that 85 of the richest people in the world, 85 people have the same amount of money of half the people in the entire world. we'll explain that. >>> plus, speaking of wealth -- >> i would say 90% was legal in terms of the day-to-day operation. 95 probably. but the 5% was incredibly disruptive and disgusting and poisoned everything else. >> this man is the real wolf of wall street. and he talks to piers about real bad boy behavior on wall street. drugs, prostitutes, millions of dollars. where did he decide to draw the line? do not miss that conversation. >>> so help me god. >> congratulations. >> friends in new jersey. governor chris christie takes the oath for a second term in office. how is this for a question? what are the chances christie completes the ful

they say because the black fish documentary did not get nominated for an oscar it's positive for seaworldeemed sincere. >> aol sells a majority stake. >> to buy this very expensive local paper thing that they have and this is what people have been looking for. armstrong delivered. >> then positive on facebook. >> facebook we haven't even talked about it but they are setting expectations that are very good. what's amazing is you could have a whole show and you don't even get to facebook? >> we need a 70-minute hour is what we need. but you'll have more time tonight. what's tonight? >> life lock is a company you might have remembered it from when donald trump's show came on. this is all about, by the way, identity theft, okay? and maybe we know from the credit card breaches everyone is worried. and golina, a this is a lot of people wanted me to have on. very special breast cancer breakthrough perhaps. i always like to give -- always say false hopes in breast cancer have been a continual theme and so i'm not trying to create false hope, but i am bringing them to see what they have. >> see yo