they're looking forward to some r and r. ken? >> all right. kiet do in santa clara tonight.could take days to figure out why the lights went out at the super bowl. electrical tests done a few months ago showed there was a chance of a power failure. and cbs 5 reporter armin was in the control room during the blackout and says there is one rumor that can be put to rest. >> reporter: the route cause of the -- root cause of the darkout remains under investigation. but they say it was tied to a shutdown of one of the main electrical lines. thornton said power from the electrical company was being fed into a substation, which split the electrical feed into two main lines running power into the stadium. it was the main a line that went dark without warning. it happened some 90 seconds within the third quarter. we were in the nfl command center. the man in charge of the supergame day operations -- >> all right. we lost light. frank, we lost the ac. >> what does that mean? >> that means about a 20-minute delay. >> reporter: on monday, both thornton and roger goodell put one rumor to

. >> next for our team is, some r & r. i think our players, our coaches have spent everything they have at this point. and a couple of weeks to recharge the battery. but also thinking, thinking while we're doing that on how to get an edge. everybody is going to want to have a lens to look at this season or look at this last game or the final plays of the game. but, our lens really has to be, it's the toughest one to look through is how can, how can i improve? >> that's going to take some time. here's some rough video for 49er fans to look at. this was supposed to be on market street in san francisco. the super bowl parade but instead it's back in baltimore. as the ravens celebrate their super bowl. hard fought victory and you have to say deserved victory for them and there is the lombardy trophy making it through some of the fans. this is just tough video for 49er fans and i'm sure the players to look at too. because that parade was supposed to be -- >> it sure was. >> it was almost here. 5yards away. >> yeah, 5 yards and

. >> next thing for all the guys is getting some r&r. recharge the battery.e doing that really start thinking about how get an edge. >> as we saw during the superbowl jim its one of the most demonextrative head coaches in the nfl hates to lose and really doesn't care what people think of the side line behavior. today harbaugh was asked if he would ever consider toning it down. >> in terms of what. etiquett etiquette. >> we fate to win. asking my personal etiquette need to be changed.'s pay the that. that happens. >> i don't think he will be as ravens sell brited the second superbowl title. thousands office fans dress in purple line the street and cheer as the team paraded through downtown baltimore. the route went by the ravens stadium and city hall. star safety reed so happy he broke in and out song unfortunately. >> we have 2 tickets to paradise. pack the bag and leave tonight. whoa. whoa. >> baltimore. >> this is our time. and we brought home another crown. 2 for me. 2 for me. the city of baltimore. i love you. forever. >> after going perfect 4 and o last

as for the passengers they are now enjoying some r & r which they deserve. and many of them are making their way home. they are also sharing their stories of what they experienced while stuck out at sea. catchingen the decks, sleeping on the floor toilets that didn't flush. trash piling up. these are the vacation memories triumph passengers are trying to forget. >> we were so ready to be off the boat. the last eight hours were the worst because we were so anxious to be out. >> reporter: the nightmare cruise is all over. as the ship made its way into the port of mobile passengers cheered and waved. others hung signs like this one reading sweet home alabama. celebration after days of unsanitary conditions and power outages. before passenger disembarked the ceo of carnival offered this apology. >> we pride ourselves in providing our guests with a great vacation experience and clearly we failed. >> reporter: some vented their frustration. >> there are a lot of unhappy people on this ship. because of the conditions and the way things went down hill. >> reporter:

she may not want -- may want some r&r for the short run, but already the world of democratic operativesnd donors is itching for the big drive in 2016. take a look at the tablet version of "newsweek" this week. there it is, it's most powerful women in history. i think there's an overstatement. nobody wants to be late to this party. wouldn't cleopatra have been pretty powerful? with me is former pennsylvania governor ed rendell and pulitzer prize winner cynthia tucker. where would you put hillary with cleopatra? >> cleopatra immediately came to mind for me, too, and i think hillary clinton probably still has some history in front of her to make before she can be declared the most powerful woman in history. >> okay. >> i think cleopatra is a little ahead of her. >> we've settled that. ed markey -- i'm thinking of ed markey because i'm endorsing him tonight for the senate because scott brown isn't running. let me ask you, governor rendell, let me try to bother you a little bit. back in 1979 you were convinced ted kennedy could not be beat for president of the united states. you were out the

. >> turns out many tourists visiting the philippines are looking for a lot more than just some r&r.alex marquardt reports. >> reporter: we traveled to the subic bay in the western philippines. a hot spot for sex tourism. the american ambassador estimated that 40% of american men here come for sex. to investigate the reports of rampant underage prostitution, producer alex waterfield and i go undercover with hidden cameras. we've been told about this man, arthur benjamin, a 49-year-old texan who's lived here for 25 years. he's suspected or pimping out underage girls from his bar. over coffee, he tells us how he met his 16-year-old girlfriend. >> she needed somebody to take care of her. you know what i want. >> reporter: and how, with the help of his bar manager, lucy, underage girls have worked in his bar. one of them is 16-year-old princess, who has given us permission to show her face. little did benjamin know, filipino and american authorities were planning a raid on his bar. that's it. >> get out, go! >> reporter: benjamin is stunned. that's when we reveal ourselves to him. we're

them and he has all the facts right.cts he really cared about that deeply, deeply, deeply but in some respects r it's not is definitive. ive. it left out, to me, you can imagine, i got it sent airmail from england, and i read it in the terror, and i was going, whew, whew, whew. [laughter] it doesn't do, doesn't do what i'm doing, so thank goodness there's still room for my book. my point is no matter how definitive and no matter how objective-seeming the book is, it still has some kind of personal bias. and i don't mean to mean the word "bias" prejudicially, but there's a human mind there making the choices. and there's a personality behind every book. and the person's personality will be reflected in the kind of book they write. i wrote the only kind of book about virginia woolf that i possibly could have written. that's my virginia woolf book. so i think there's always personality reflected in the biography, no matter the genre. >> i think what i say is going to sound really old-fashioned, but i really believe there's a great difference between biography and fiction because i write both of the

president enjoying some r and r at a resort in palm city.s include trade representative john kirk and jam crane, a major democratic donor. mr. obama due back in washington tonight. not only will facebook probably not pay a penny in federal and state taxes for all of 2012, the social media giant expects a federal tax refund of -- are you ready? $430 million. wow. here's why. facebook reported about $1 paraleg $1 billion in pretax dollars last year but gets to rely on stock options it awards to executives. it's perfectly legal. >>> an air force bomber jacket worn by jfk is a top seller of kennedy family memorabilia. the leather jacket has the presidential patch on it. it fetched $629,000. other items included a birthday card from john john to his dad and a marked up itinerary for the slain president's 1963 trip to dallas. relatives found the items at the ho home of one of jfk's special assistants. >>> a new report by "usa today" is uncovering serious problems with a multimillion dollar army program. the program calls itself the human terrain s

authorities have some around r warning for potential cheats. >> it is not an easy thing to do and if do you it, there is a good chance we'll find you. >> reporter: experts warn the disability trust fund could son go broke unless congress acts to boost funding and cut waste. those who stand to lose the most because of fraud are people legitimately disabled who need benefits. >>> one of the australian dy's who was removed after making a prank phone call involving the duchess of cambridge. the djs pretended to be queen elizabeth and prince charles when they called the hospital asking about kate's condition. >>> one student at the just of maryland is turning a common problem into profits. details on his booming business when we come back. hey! did you know that honey nut cheerios has oats that can help lower cholesterol? and it tastes good? sure does! ♪ wow. [ buzz ] delicious, right? yeah. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... ♪ well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? bee happy. bee healthy. with clusters of flakes and o's. oh, ho ho... it's the honey sweetness. i...i mea

coach jim harbaugh said he wants his players and coaches to get some well deserved r & r before the team starts its off-season activities. over to the warriors. the warriors and rockets. houston was on fire from three-point range. they tied an nba record with 23 threes in the game including the record tying 14 in the first half. up big late in the game. the rockets continue to hoist threes to try to break the record. so mark jackson ordered his team to intentionally foul houston in order to prevent them from shooting threes. the rockets won the game. however, jackson had to to say when it was over. >> i'm not going to lay down. i'm an old school basketball player. i'm an old school coach. if you can't appreciate that, that's on you. we're not going to lay down. if you're going to try to get the record, we're going to stop you. there's a way to do it. that's all. understand it, appreciate it, and i would expect nothing less if i was on the other side. >> we may not have heard the end of that story. to the ice. blackhawks, sharks. sharks up 1. michal handzus buries the puck. a wild first.

there are some r&d tax credits that the administration wants to put on small businesses to offer all of these programs. it would be great to get some assistance on the other side. host: you are the ceo of the company? what does the employee size? caller: 18 employees. host: could you tell me what business you are in? caller: we are in soccer tweeted we are in software development. host: use it 20 personal days, could that be used for anything? caller: it could be vacation or sick day. host: go-ahead. caller: the last thing i would say is this is a difficult thing in january times when revenues are difficult. a lot of ceos and presidents of small companies, when times are difficult, they do not get a salary. i would offer that as a comment to one of the persons calling earlier. host: mike is next in illinois on the independent line. caller: hello. i work for a company here in illinois. we have about 3000 employees. they give us five personal days per year unpaid. i believe the government is overreaching and we do not need any more government. that is all i have to say. host: you get fi

. >> reporter: what they need most says coach harbaugh is some well deserved r and r and some time toarge their batteries for a season the team's wildly popular young quarterback is hoping will have a different ending. >> we are just going directed to a little bit more. >> reporter: at 49ers headquarters in santa clara rob fladeboe kron 4 news >> pam: thousands of baltimore ravens fans gathered in the streets to celebrate their second super bowl victory. a ceremony was held at city hall-- then the players rode on floats and humvees to the stadium for a free celebration party. retiring linebacker ray lewis held the position of honor at the end of the parade. >> new orleans...outside experts now being brought in to get to the bottom of a 35-minute blackout right in the middle of the super bowl. newly released documents show the stadium managers were concerned about power lines feeding into the stadium. replacement work was done just weeks before the super bowl -- still no word on what caused the outage. >> jacqueline: on this day, in 1976 it was a rare snow day. but even that several in

j-r heard from some of the 49ers players after the game. j-r.has to be a tough night for the team. >> reporter: this team did not celebrate that it did not celebrate getting to the playoffs or winning playoffs this is a team that wanted to the super bowl and did not get it. >> sometimes things are not meant to be. we all went out there and played hard and got the ball down there and in positions. >> we get the jitters but if we did not. >> we kept taking baby steps. now it is the super bowl. i just felt that we were going to win it. we are not corn to have this team like this every year with all of these weapons on this team. >> the only thing that i could be disappointed is not winning this team. >> this seemed like it was all for nothing. >> they came out and the place that we usually made were not made tonight. the plays... we will tip our hats and we know that it is going to be a battle. and the showing of the pride and the character of this team. >> back out here live certainly a somber mood inside about locker room. and i have been in

be a clear math through environmental review here whether it involved program e er or project e i r or some amount of negative declaration that is there is a package of project here and didn'ted on how it's packaged, things could move faster or sloar and i would hope that we don't get to the point where we have project disciple and prim print and ready to go but now it has to sits through another three years while we go through another seek voir process and so i hope we have a strategy and that will be presented to the commission in the next opportunity whether three-six months down the road and the other point is about real estate. plutei as commissioner cane asked about real estate earlier and you are going to talk about that in a future meeting, i think you need a clear path to the real estate issues particularly at southeast with respect to the digester and central shops we have talk about these things before but i do not yet get a sense that, that path exists it's being developed but that are for me is the other critical path item to the dear dear digester project and so those are real

so president obama really enjoying some r&r on this three-day weekend ahead of the presidents' day holiday, it comes after he spent the week, craig, crisscrossing the country touting some of the key messages in his state of the union address, so he will enjoy some down time and then head back to d.c. and take on a number of the big challenges that await him, including of course the battle over the sequester, those deep spending cuts that are set to go into effect in just two weeks now. at this point, still no resolution on the horizon, a lot of skepticism about how something's going to get done to avert those spending cuts. craig? >> i want to talk to you about the rubio thing before i let you get out of here. the president has not been to israel just yet, he's heading there we know this spring. does the rubio announcement at this point, have you heard whether it irks some folks inside the white house? >> well, they haven't reacted yet to the rubio trip. of course the timing is interesting, rubio just delivered the response to president obama's state of the union address, certainly his spe

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r t birmingham. turning now to some other stories making headlines across the globe hundreds protested pakistan a minute kashmir paula india to announce its territorial claims they also demanded an end to violence in the troubled region this less than a month after five soldiers from both sides were killed in a shootout both pakistan and india seek for control over the disputed territory. in nepal more than one hundred thousand people taking part in massive celebrations that multi general convention of the ruling party it's the first major maoist assembly since the decade long insurgency brought them to power in two thousand and eight party leaders launched the event while vowing never to resort to guerilla tactics again they also promised to step down from government and let people choose the next leader in a democratic election. hundreds of animal rights activists demonstrated against both fights in the capital of mexico some of the protesters lay on the ground covered in fake blood imitating slaughtered animals other activists chanted slogans demanding the sport to be banned despite concerns over ani

he said "i'm hoping we'll hear something -- some sort of something that r, a call to get together on something" but he said "it just does not seem to be happening." i thought he was speaking kind of more out of dismay and despair than anger. the one thing he said, he said the president is simply not engaged with the congress. he said not at the presidential level, not even at the staff level. so i don't know what the president's going to say tonight, but so far republicans don't seem to be expecting very much. >> pelley: looking forward to seeing you here later for the state of the union bob, thank you very much. just a short while ago at the capitol we spoke with the number-two republican in the house, majority leader eric cantor of virginia. speaker boehner this morning told a group of reporters over breakfast, and i'll quote, that the president "does not have the guts to do what needs to be done." that's pretty personal and i wonder if it's helpful in terms of reaching compromise on legislation? >> i didn't hear the speaker say that. what i would say is there's a lot of frustratio

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companies are trying to finish a deal before friday, when a confidentiality agreement covering some a m rders expires. if the two carriers were to strike a deal, it would create the world's biggest airline by passenger traffic. a m r has been operating under bankruptcy protection since november 2011. >> pope benedict the '60s has made his first public appearance since a shocking announcement that he is stepping down as the head of the catholic church. >> daughter is a faithful flooded to the vatican today to see the pope. he thanked them in several languages and said he does not have the strength required to carry on. >> the vatican insisted no serious medical ailment was behind decision, though he had meant for the first time that the pope has had a pacemaker for years, and recently had the batterers replaced. kennedy also celebrate and ash wednesday mass marking the beginning thelent. >> coming oup on the kron 4 morning news pittsburgh police i'm is getting an overnight officer of shooting. a live report is coming up at 5:31 a.m.. burgeon america is offering a new nonstop service out of

r t. jo political analyst to patrick henningsen believes the war on terror is just a pretext used by some powers to tighten its grip on africa this is supposedly an african led mission but really if you look under the surface of it all these happenings in the last month or so go pills perfectly into the united states. directive agenda which has been put in place in two thousand and seven under bush and has really caught pace under the obama administration so it could be a case of this is just an entree for bigger escalation on the western powers in the future look at the government in mali is a junior military coup that took over a democratically elected president who fell out of favor with the u.s. so again it's the king making nation building and we're going to see more and more of this enough for africa's untapped economically in the west is really racing with china to gain sort of dominance on this continent because of all the uranium the cobalt. you know tanian the lithium all the rear earth minerals the gas the oil africa is absolutely bountiful and this is going to be a battlegroun

the fundraiser is causing some controversy. kron 4's j-r stone is live. j.r.testers still there? new developments tonight in >> the protesters were out here, in full force protesting against crescas th governor, chris christie.. >> we are appalled. how is this possible? it is the wrong thing to do. we are here as mothers, grandmothers, mark. >> i think that zuckerberg is making a mistake. >> i am very upset what christie does in new jersey. >> i was very happy that he was a republican. he's a hard core republican. >> cutting those funds are going to die. for the lack of health care. that is wrong. >> reporter: it is important to note that chris christie is one of the most popular republicans in the nation. they believe that he will be running for president in 2016. and that he cut those programs to balance the budget reporting live, chairs storm, kron 4 news. >> jacqueline: 60s through pleasanton. santa rosa but take a look a stark contrast with 50s. that fog will not go away. if some of it will return. and as we head towards tomorrow noticeably warmer. near t

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to some other international news now here in r t clashes have broken out in turkey between police and kurdish protestors on the fourteenth anniversary of the rest of the leader of the kurdistan workers party known as the p.k. k. demonstrations took place in several provinces across the country security forces use water cannon and tear gas to disperse crowds the p.k. is long fought for kurdish autonomy demanding greater political and cultural rights . thousands of protesters are gathering in the capitals of portugal and spain they're responding to union calls to put on a show of anger over fresh sturdy measures according to eyewitness reports there are at least five thousand people taking part in madrid with more expected to join spain as you know wave of rallies in recent months with protests over fresh budget cuts in the education and medical sectors. police in pakistan so at least sixty three people have been killed and up to two hundred injured in a suicide blast. in the southwest of the country a remote controlled bomb went off in a shiite area the city of quarter with numerous wo

r t. but let's get some more details on this now and speak live with the toronto his son from the human rights watch are joining us here in our see it as a pleasure to see you today let's get straight to it now i understand you've actually just returned from the city of kona can you tell us your thoughts what is the situation like there at the moment we didn't get it i just finished a ten day investigation into various human rights abuses that took place in mali we were in the town of qana where we also did document civilian casualties we into the same family that might have family and indeed we confirmed that there were people that were killed by what appears to be aerial strike which took place at ten am on the eleventh of january and what we've been calling for a new strike force is that there's a full investigation because french those who say that the aerial strike launched by the french actually took place in the afternoon approximately around four o'clock but what we've heard is that it was an aerial strike by helicopter. at around ten o'clock in the morning on the eleventh and that str

r t. but let's get some more details on this now and speak live with a tirana her son from the human rights watch are joining us here in our see it is a pleasure to see you today let's get straight to it now i understand you've actually just returned from the city of kona can you tell us your thoughts what is the situation like there at the moment we didn't get it i just finished a ten day investigation into various human rights abuses that took place in mali we were in the town of qana where we also did document civilian casualties we into the same family that might have family and indeed we confirmed that there were people that were killed by what appears to be aerial strike which took place at ten am on the eleventh of january and what we've been calling for from this strike force is that there's a full investigation because french those who say that the aerial strike launched by the french actually took place in the afternoon approximately around four o'clock but what we've heard is that it was an aerial strike by helicopter. at around ten o'clock in the morning on the eleventh and that

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technology platforms and asset structure to bring on new technologies, particularly manufacture, to some degree, r footprint and reduce recycle time. it's a little bit about classic restrur restructu restructuring and allowing us to take the company forward another step. >> are the austerity measures you're facing in europe in the pricing of pharmaceuticals and the like, has that run its course or continue to see pressure in your business? >> i think we will continue to see negative price evolution in europe going forward, we saw 6 to 7% negative territory last year hopefully a little less dramatic this year and still see pressure, maybe single digits for 2013 and anticipating and factored into our guidance we gave today within which we think we can deliver 4% ets growth in 2013. >> when one looks at your enormous company, it's still a fairly diverse fights one than others. i know you mentioned divestiture of your sports drink business. why still so diversified when others seem to be following a different strategy. >> we have key business, pharmaceutical business and vaccine business and consumer

retires he will retire to his summer home near rome but there are still some questions unanswered tonight. first, how will cliks r catholics address benedict. also what happens toth ring? the pope hasn't retired in 600 years so the church is entering somewhat unchartered territories. >>> tomorrow is ash wednesday. the start of lent, and that means mardi gras and of course new orleans. a live look where the par toy officially ended about ten minutes ago. >> cbs reporter is in the french quarter right now. big ann what's -- it's still cooking behind you looks like, huh. >> yeah. it certainly is. ken, elizabeth hard to tell that mardi gras is officially over. i'm going to step out of the way and you can take a look. the new orleans police department actually just came through on horseback and in police vehicles signifying the end of mardi gras and beginning of lent basically telling revelers it's time to go home, but if history is any indication they will just pour right back on toth streets to party well into the morning. >> in the french quarter the mardi gras celebration went on for bloshgs and will likely stretc