. >> demonstrators agreed to sleeve city hall in kiev if the government dropped charges against arrestedctivists. >> those are the headlines. i'm thomas drayton in new york. "talk to al jazeera" is coming up next. >> i called it a ticking time epidemic. sherman. >> he twerked his way into the national consciousness, taking a page out of miley cyrus's book. >> when you started off the term super agent didn't exist. if you think about it player representation didn't exist as it does today. how did you start that, and why?

. >> demonstrators agreed to sleeve city hall in kiev if the government dropped charges against arrested activists. >> those are the headlines. i'm thomas drayton in new york. "talk to al jazeera" is coming up next. >> i called it a ticking time epidemic. sherman. >> he twerked his way into the national consciousness, taking a page out of miley cyrus's book. >> when you started off the term super agent didn't exist. if you think about it player representation didn't exist as it does today. how did you start that, and why? >> the reality is there was no right of representation when i began. i remember calling up mike brown of the bengals to represent a player, and he said, "we don't deal with agents" click. that was that. mostly players had their parents tore did it themselves. the roll of an agent is to serve as a buffer. years ago i asked steve bartkowski in the first negotiation whether he wanted to hear every fact that went on between me and the general managers. and he said, "sure, it's my life, i want to hear it. i said steve, they'll say no so complimentary things about you. "no, i

sleeve weather? you judge. 68 redwood city. beautiful day. downtown san francisco, north bay you're going to see plenty of low 70s. 70 for castro valley. 72 fairfield. temperatures running a good 2 to 10 degrees above average today and continuing with well above normal numbers throughout the weekend. 70s into warmest spots. next week with rain arriving wednesday, it's looking like a chance of showers thursday and friday. another storm coming. we have a pattern change coming up. live from the roof of the kgotv broadcast center, do you think our boss woz mind if i just stayed here? >> i don't think so. i'm doing my job, watching weather >> throw in a forecast every now and then, you're good >> war games how best and brightest making the internet safer >> dressing down san francisco court >>> three men recovering from being shot in oakland governor brown weighed in on how to stop the violence in the city he used to lead as mayor two. men were victims of a drive by shooting. police say she were standing on a sidewalk when a shooter opened fire ne

and the banks -- the federal government, the state government, the city government, and working eople. we should all roll up our sleeves and get back to work. host: are there ways to think about how you got to this place? guest: puerto rico is the next on the block. there are 24 more cities in a similar situation to detroit. we are trying to now sync together and try to avoid that situation. the lessons are, i think, much ore civic and business and union leadership. thinking ahead about how to avert these crises. host: mark from ocala, florida is next. aller: good morning. i would like to thank you for your patriotism. i happen to be the son of a korean war veteran, a marine. i am a desert storm veteran. guest: thank you for your service to our nation. caller: i thank you for this service to our domestic economy. to our america. i was a platoon sergeant in desert storm. my father works at a power plant. my grandfather was the president of a union. knew unions growing up. i found myself in central florida continuing after leaving atlanta to be with my daughter again. i was never able to exceed $10 per hour. one afternoo

sleeve for tesla. fourth, he already mentioned this week that things are good. so i figured with all of that, solar city goes higher, especially after the rare dip that it took today, as the shorts pressed it down. they failed. tuesday we hear from auto zone. and i say in "get rich carefully," auto zone's deep within the important theme of the new frugality in this country. the average car's been on the road for 12 years and car owners like going to auto zone to service their vehicles. i like the way that the company services the shareholders with huge buybacks that have managed to shrink this one. just an astounding 50% of the stock that trades over the last six years. they bought in. i would buy some of the reports and some after, because auto zone's been a terrific bet to buy. sometimes it's down 10, 12 points and you've got to snap it up. listen to me, snap it pup. one is the maker of jack daniels. some analysts think it's expensive. i can tell you that the scarcity value alone, though there aren't a lot of hard liquor stocks to still trade, makes it worth a lot more than people think. plus, even be

city government, and working people. we should all roll up or streets -- roll up our sleeves and get back to work or it host: are there waysthink about how you got to this place? guest: puerto rico is the next on the block. there are 24 more cities in a similar situation to detroit. we are trying to now synced together and try to avoid that situation. the lessons are, i think, much more civic and business and union leadership. thinking ahead about how to avert these crazies. host: mark from ocala, florida is next. caller: good morning. i would like to thank you for your patriotism. i happen to be the son of a korean war veteran, a marine. i am a desert storm veteran. guest: thank you for your service to our nation. caller: i thank you for this service to our domestic economy. to our america. i was a platoon sergeant it done at -- in desert storm. my father works at a power plant. my grandfather was the president of a union. i knew unions growing up. i found myself in central florida continuing after leaving atlanta to be with my daughter again. i was never able to exceed $10 per hour. one afternoon, after befriending a fel

sleeves. what's going on here? brian todd spoke with some meteorologists. >> reporter: the refrain is so simple from atlanta which got one city >> it's nothing i have seen in 30 years. >> reporter: to the great lakes where 80% of the lakes were iced over for the first time in 20 years. the buildup forming ice caves. >> these were something special. they were as big as a garage. >> reporter: people in so many different regions say they have never seen weather like this winter's. over the past week, we have reached a point where 49 out of 50 states have had snow on the ground. we have had thunder sleet. captured in this video from a backyard deck in new jersey. but also a punishing drought in california. people in more than a dozen towns in danger of running out of water. again, that refrain. >> this is the worst year i have ever seen. >> reporter: these weather patterns are severe, crazy and connected. this winter a high pressure ridge of stable air blocked precipitation from the pacific ocean causing the drought. then it pushed the jet veem further up into canada than usual, which led to a trough in the east. that's why those