- soon-yi.he two facts i wanted to put to you. is there anyway of assessing the character of woody allen when you take that fact and you take the fact that i interviewed somebody who's now had an affair with him when he was 42, he found this girl at 17 on the set of one of his movies. >> okay, no, let's -- >> when you put them both together is it inappropriate enough to think there's something wrong -- >> no, but you're doing this wrong, because what you're saying is that this is a man who had a relationship that you might call inappropriate not illegal, and, therefore, this is the leap that you're making here, whether you're saying it or not, therefore it's likely he molested a 7-year-old. now -- >> no, i'm not. >> there is no connection there. >> i'm not doing that. >> yes, you are doing that. >> no, i'm not -- >> i'm not saying that. but you absolutely are. >> okay, don't put words in my mouth. 50i78 asking you to assess for me the character of woody allen taking into consideration the two fa

he gets involved with soon-yi. and from there a cascade of things happen that are not necessarily related to the fact that he got involved with soon-yi. >> yeah, listen, i don't disagree with that, and i don't have the answers to these questions nor do you, it may be as alan dershowitz said, we never find out. >> there's also something else that dershowitz said that isn't true. you know, there was a -- and this was in the christophe piece, this all gets launched because mia farrow has a friend who writes a column for the new york times, she calls him, he prints dylan farrow's letter all again. this whole series, this whole story is essentially based on mia farrow's friendships with people in the media. >> okay, well, look, michael i have to leave it there. what i would say is you don't know that it didn't happen either? >> i don't know that you haven't molested someone. i mean, this is not the way you're supposed to look at any story. of course i don't know, nor do you know. but the suggestion that we don't know, d

could it soon become just as biased as traditional mainstream media outlets joining me now for more on this is jeff cohen media critic critic and founder of fair and accuracy in reporting. as well as the author of several books and jeff called welcome back great to be with you thanks joe so what's your take on first look media and the intercept and thrilled that i'm seeing the best journalists in the country investigative journalists like jeremy scahill joining when greenwald it's already started the intercept it looks great i look at it every day now you matt sorry beat it's a real star in monitoring wall street and the political. nonsense. in washington d.c. that makes the wall street scandals possible and he's going to be heading up another on line magazine as part of the first media this is exciting and you know i taught my journalism classes over here and if we could college for years i'd say i wish there would be a billionaire who would put up some money set up something and say i'm getting out of the way you journalist run things and we don't know how it's going to turn out at f

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really. >> don't do that. >> reporter: soon yi movedy allen's house, and within a few years they were married. the breakup hit the entire family hard. "vanity fair" writer spoke extensively with the farrow family last fall. >> the soon yi revelations were absolutely devastating to this family, according to the eight children i spoke to. because here he was, the de facto dad in the family for a long, long time. and so the fact that suddenly, their sister was sort of -- betrayed the mother and ran off with woody and he didn't act like anything had gone wrong. >> reporter: perhaps no one was more affected than 7-year-old dylan. a few months after the split on august 4, 1992, dylan says allen took her to that attic room in farrow's country house. >> and did she tell you explicitly that she was molested in the attic? >> she told me that she remembers very clearly what happened to her in the attic and what she was wearing when she got there and what wasn't on when she left. so then she told me, my advice to the 7-year-old dylan today would be, -- be brave, testify. >> so she told you explic

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you may have a chief apology officer soon?tot just about saying you are sorry, this is a experience for end consumer, it hasn't to about the experience for home, right now it is not good. charles: you hear that music, you know tt means, time for the night cap. gary, tomorrow? ? >> charles issue gold, 2 1/2 year bear market over, you saw it last week, i think it continues in months ahead, i think you with buy goal or silver, and underlyingtocks here, i am not sure what it means for market, i'm focused on that area right now, i think it will be a great few months. charles: gary, does that infur we may see inflation? >> look, i think we have inflation already, the numbers coming out of the government are a joke, they changed how they rate inflation years ago, i think this is out there. the big key is, interest rates, if they stouter to back up big time then we'll know. charles: zach. tomorrow in. >> i don't want investor focused on next 20%, no one knows if it is up or down, i want them focused on next 200%, staying long-term, ow

as soon as i clicked on that, that first computer was compromised.a popup window that said, oh, by the way, you're going to need this extra software. each device was different, but each, all of the attacks were quite sophisticated and once you fell for them or went for the come-ons, your computer was compromised or phone was compromised. >> the international context with this today, the white house not exactly overtly accusing russia, but all but accusing russia of having carried out that surveillance on the diplomat's phone call and having leaked that crystal clear recording of their phone call. obviously the united states is very upset about this. the united states has taken a lot of grief for listening in on other foreign leaders' phone calls. how is that news received in russia? what kind of impact does that have there? >> reporter: well, there was an article in a russian newspaper earlier today talking about how russia's already won the gold medal for surveillance for these games. there is a lively debate about how much surveillance is going on

the schmidt out of and to guess which country is singing that same soon overtaken india as the number one consumer of gold we'll tell you all about it just ahead and boom bust days golden with george sheldon who joins me to talk about whether the gold standards in flexibility contributed to debt deflation in the one nine hundred thirty s. plus comedian and author lead can't it makes a big deal debut to talk about how chevron tried to mend this relationship after customers had to go through an explosive mistake on their part chevrons part you don't want to miss a moment and it all starts right now. with . our lead story today gold now india has long been gold's top consumer however china has recently overtaken india as the country with the highest demand for the precious metal chinese demand for gold bars coins enjoy a resort thirty two percent to record levels in two thousand and thirteen even as the price of gold slumped twenty eight percent now according to new data from the world gold council china over took india as the world's top consumer of physical gold importing over one thou

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. >> plus how our record breaking drought will soon hit milk lovers where it hurts. ktvu channel 2 morning news continues. >>> good morning. we are outside san francisco a marijuana dispensary. because that is where girl scout decided to set up shop. she was very successful in selling cookies but some people don't think that is really the right spot for her. we will talk about that. a lot of conversation on facebook about that story this morning. it is friday, february 21st i'm pam cook. >> good morning, i'm dave clark. let's talk weather and traffic. steve, i can see clearly now. >> yes, you can. yes, you can. we all will be today because skies are clear. not a cloud in the sky and temperatures look like they will start to warm up pretty fast. although a little chilly for some. lots of sunshine. mild to warm today. in fact above average on the temps. over all it looks like this pattern holds into the weekend. changes next week. yes, we will get clouds but i'm not 100% sold we will some rain. san francisco will go to 64 degrees today. starting off 30s and 40s. sfo wa

. >>> they have got private buses and ferris and soon google executives have their very own personal airport terminal. construction has begun at san jose international airport. this is an artist rendering i want to show you here of the $82 million private jet center. the official ground breaking will take place next friday. construction is expected to wrap up by the end of next year. now, google will pay more than $2 million in rent each year. >>> there's a big debate in berkeley, a city usually known for its inclusiveness has had enough with squirrels and gophers. the booming rodent population at caesar chavez park could threaten the entire bay. nbc bay area's jodi hernandez joins us in berkeley this morning. a new plan under way to exterminate these rodents? >> reporter: that's right, raj. the critters have done a number here in this park. look at the ground out here, the ground is covered with holes and tunnels like this one and all the digging could spell big problems for the bay. >> they are so friendly. and they are cute. >> reporter: but squirrels and gophers living in berkele

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she'll be here soon. >> waiting on mom. >> all right.ter eight excruciating hours, charles' faith and patience is about to pay off. >> hey, your mom is here. come on out and meet her. >> mom. >> hey. how you doing? >> i'm all right. >> came to get my child. i had so many things go wrong during the first course of the day. i'm grateful. i'm happy. i'm ecstatic. oh, yes. yes. and it felt right. good deal. good deal. i am so proud of you. i bought you a cake, too. >> all right. >> glad to see you did something right. >> no more jumpsuit, charles, no more. >> it has been a long, hard road for him. you know what, sometimes they say you've got to take that long road to get to the good part. freedom, huh, baby? >> yeah. >> gonna keep it this time? >> yeah, i'm going to keep it this time. >> i'm glad to have my child back. that's the main thing. you're going to be all right, baby? >> yeah, i'm going to be all right. >> you finally made it. >> we'll be talking. >> keep with your plans. >> good luck. good luck, ma'am. bye-bye. >> charles. >> no lo

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she will be back on the ice soon preparing for the world championships in japan. for now, though, a very well-deserved rest after her olympic debut earned her a ninth place finish. not just skating. the first four chapters of the great gatsby. >> it's just crazy. but it's definitely inspiring and you know what the olympic experience is about now and it's just really motivating to try to get to another one. >> reporter: middy held a huge send-off for polina right before she left for the olympics with kerri walsh there. it will be fun to see her friends welcoming her back later this morning. she says she is motivate forward the next olympics in korea. also said she wanted to thank team polina, her friends and supporters here in the bay area. she thought of them often while she was in sochi. reporting live in san jose, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> we saw that as she raised the stuffed animals after her performances. >> let's check in with christina. there is a huge amount of rain coming and starts wednesday. >> starts tomorrow. and we're going to be all ove

. >> as soon as the woman screams, he runs. if you are so scared, you cannot get a scream out. >> the residents are aware of these crimes and their environment. >> i tried to keep aware of my surroundings. if anybody is following me. >> it is a very scary thing. you try to take every precaution you can think of. >> the other two cases happened in december and occurred in the morning. for them, the only time that matters is when police have a suspect in custody. >> every night, people are walking their pets or coming back from the store. >> the suspect may be driving a small vehicle. loudoun county authorities are working with neighboring jurisdictions to see if their case could read connected to others. sterling is not far from the fairfax county line. >> also in the commonwealth, family and friends are preparing to say goodbye to kevin quick. he will be laid to rest tomorrow following a memorial service at john paul jones arena in charlottesville. his body was found february 8, a week after he disappeared. police arrested six

if they do, it's possible i could get out as soon as the third of july. the reason i'm doing this is my daughter's birthday is next month. i'm really trying my best to get out before her birthday. i'm in there -- >> i cannot promise you -- >> i know. >> -- it will get pushed through because we don't do that. otherwise we would always be pushing through. that's what happens at the end of everybody's sentence at level two. you know how that works. otherwise you are scheduled to get out in august. correct? >> yes. i was talking to -- >> okay. because you won't go to committee until i get the paperwork, the referral from education, and then once i get that, then we can set you up for committees. i can find out. if i can find it today, i will look for you and have you sign it. >> that's all i can ask. i understand. thanks. >> all right. >> it's frustrating because it just takes people doing paperwork and signing and putting it through. sometimes it can take up to four months. if that's the case, all the classes and everything i took will be pointless. except f

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he was 5 seven years old and was arrested in the tenderloin district and will soon go free. and he is concerned. >> they called and said you did right pops calling him in but it will be worse next time. >> he is a convicted child molester and has two prior convictions. >>> another pedestrian is hit by a car in the bay area and the latest incident happened in haywood. a car hit a woman in tahoe boulevard and she was rushed to the hospital with life- threatening injuries. >>> and the national weather service said a few inches could fall near lake tahoe and this is a look at what drivers can expect on highway 880 and chains are required from one mile into baxter and chuckee. we are dealing with another big winter storm and power outages. in louisville kentucky high winds caused many trees to come down knocking out electricity to homes, our temperatures are as muchs 40 defreeze and many have had to order and help replenish it. >> let's check in with torii campbell to see what is coming up on mornings on 2. >>> we are covering all of the weather and traffic this morning. we have

it's soon began to explore the moon's resources using cutting- edge radar.the mission went wrong in mid- january. it was not functioning though few details were given. experts believe that its systems were struggling to cope with the abrasive dust on the moon's crust. it was unclear whether the rabbit would even restart after two weeks. today, a breakthrough. it is awake and is medicating with earth. it delighted many in china by making contact with his followers. to see thent you stars here, it said. scientists are now trying to solve the malfunctioning systems from afar. >> in more news from china, giant panda twins that are breeding seem to have made the friends.ual a peacock was visiting him. months of fighting, all is well. today, representatives gathered in london for a conference aimed at halting wildlife poaching. among the attendees with the prince of wales and prince william who have made it their mission to draw attention to the crisis. conservationists say roughly 22000 and elephants were killed by poachers wanting their ivory. that is actually o

i do not know if it means you will be buying a new car anytime soon. francine? >> we will see. thank you. ryan, you're watching bhp. works it rose over two percent, the biggest gain in nearly a year. l to make cars and iron ore was a big driver. underlying earnings up 30%. not unlike australian shares. the company is cautioned that this rise we had last year and consumption might be short lived will stop they think they are on track to cut costs. there may be a buy back, august. >> thank you so much. we'll have plenty more on the commodities and the dollar/yen throughout the morning and a little m&a. activis is said to be near a deal to buy forest labs. the second-largest generic drug maker. it is not confirmed. that is according to people close to the matter. one of the biggest acquisitions up this year if it goes through. we'll find out more. $25 billion deal. homee also watching luxury prices in the u.k. at intercontinental. >> will talk about the luxury market. what is driving it. new cases as well. they all want to buy, billionaires. intercontinental hotels. up in 4%. isis

you may have a chief apology officer soon?t about saying you are sorry, this is a experience for end consumer, it hasn't to about the experience for home, right now it is not good. charles: you hear that music, you know that means, time for the night cap. gary, tomorrow? ? >> charles issue gold, 2 1/2 year bear market over, you saw it last week, i think it continues in months ahead, i think you with buy goal or silver, and underlying stocks here, i am not sure what it means for market, i'm focused on that area right now, i think it will be a great few months. charles: gary, does that infur we may see inflation? >> look, i think we have inflation already, the numbers coming out of the government are a joke, they changed how they rate inflation years ago, i think this is out there. the big key is, interest rates, if they stouter to back up big time then we'll know. charles: zach. tomorrow in. >> i don't want investor focused on next 20%, no one knows if it is up or down, i want them focused on next 200%, staying long-term, own e

and even the lucky few taking part in these reunions will soon have to return home. after a brief taste of the relationships they never had, curtain that divides them will swing shut again. lucy williamson, bbc news, seoul. >> after 60 years apart, just 11 hours together. you're watching bbc world news america. still to come on tonight's program -- facebook pays an eye-popping $90 billion for whatsapp. we will look at why they paid so much for the mentioning application. -- messaging application. france has uncovered new threat to the already beleaguered bumblebee. researchers found diseases harbored by commercial honeybees are spilling over into the wild and bumblebees, which are already in decline, are most at risk. our science correspondant ba recia morel explains more. >> there are a vital part of the countryside, but bumblebees are in decline. the destruction of their habitats has caused numbers to plummet and now they face a new threat -- diseases carried by their distant cousin, the honeybee, have spread. bumblebees are already doing badly. tests carried out h

no verdict is expected soon as both sides are still making their arguments. >>> jeanette yellin made history today. she was supposed to make this address some time ago but bad weather got in the way. she will soon dial down some of that easy money that propped up the american economy during the recession. the question is when she'll do it and by how much. >> this morning friends and family are mourning the death of "the dating game's first ever hose. he died in his home of a heart attack. he hosted "the dating game" that began in 1965. he was 81 years old. >> the fbi is investigating several acts of anti-wealth graffiti. the fbi is investigating it. investigators are not sure if this is an attack on the wealthy or kids pulling a prank. >> a man picked the wrong convenience store to try and rob. the whole thing was caught on camera. he went to an a&m in richard monday and demanded cash. the clerk grabbed the gun and tried to take it, and a customer grabbed him from behind and wrestled him to the ground. they say on the suspect until police arrived. >> don't ever, ever, ever do that. >

i'll see you soon. back to you. >> we hope to see you soon, kristin fisher reporting live on the road heading towards frederick. >>> you might want to consider allowing extra time for this morning's commute because that freezing rain that kristin was telling you about are sure to slow things down. >> we're trying to check things out throughout the region. we have team coverage this morning. first alert meteorologist erica grow is driving around leesburg, virginia checking out the conditions there so far this morning. over to you. >> reporter: all right, mike. well i did pull over. we're on route 7 in leesburg and we pulled over to a sunoco station so that i could take a look at the ice that's on everything. and it is on everything. if the road has not been treated with salt, it is definitely frozen right now. i'm looking at what appears to be like a holly bush basically right here with this sunoco station. it's coated with about a quarter inch of ice and ice hanging down as well. everything is coated. l

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perhaps not but it would soon become all too real. the events about to be related here have been for a long time shrouded in a veil of mystery, pinkerton wrote in a memoir published near the end of his life. many are aware of plot existed at this time to assassinate the president elect to is contemplated journey to the capital but few have any knowledge of the mode by which the conspiracy was detected or the means employed to prevent the accomplishment of that murderous design. strangely, these words are as true today as they were in pinkerton's time and he was against the tide of criticism when he wrote them. the distinguished historian, john thomas sharp chronicling the history of his native maryland in 1879 insisted pinkerton's actions had been an insult to the fair game of one of the chief cities of the country and expressed the hope that the matter would soon be settled once and for all. i myself am a resident of maryland and i am as partial to blue crabs and black eyed susan as the next man. i believe it has possible to treat th

and that has been going up 52 as well and there as low cloud deck, it is not going anywhere any time soon and that system is looking good. rainfall projections may be up to two inches and it may have a half inch of rain, santa rosa it looks good and some of the heavier rain may be good for central california and we may get a break, 60s and ons -- 70s, here is sal. >>> we are looking at traffic that has become very slow, for example we have slow traffic backed up and metering lights have been switched on and now the drive time across the bay is about 15 to 20 minutes and there are no major problems, it is just beginning to get crowded. on interstate 880 traffic in both directions is still about 5 minutes to the hagueen berger exit. the traffic looks good northbound. and traffic northbound, as we move to the south bay, the rest of the south bay still looks good let's go back to the desk. >>> investigaters are looking for clues in a deadly fire in san jose. it happened in the vista neighborhood and it happened with dramatic results. tara? >> reporter: a man got out and was talking to firefig

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concern about low inflation rates with some officials suggesting that if it doesn't move up sometime soon, the fed might consider halting the taper. that was the doves on the committee. the hawks on the committee, they fired a shot of their own with some saying they could see raising interest rates even before the middle of the year. but that right now is not the consensus of the committee. for "nightly business report," i'm steve liesman. >>> disappointing housing data in january did not help the market's tone today. construction on new homes recorded their biggest drop in nearly three years in january, tumbling 16% with builders putting the blame on harsh winter weather and the number of permits filed for future construction also fell last month. that was the third month that row for that. >>> also moving higher, the price of oil. crude oil closed above $103 a barrel today, the most in more than four months. fuelling the price hike, forecasts for more cold weather which boosted demand for home heating oil. >>> it's not just crude prices that have been moving higher. natural gas prices h

doubt that it's true i want to thank you for your time and your insight we have to be back on very soon thank you very much it's been a lot of fun and appreciate the opportunity to talk to you. now as george celdran university of georgia economics professor and author of the theory of free banking . time now for a quick break but stick around because when we were turn we're bringing you part two of my interview with ben steele senior fellow or fellow and director of international economics at the council on foreign relations then in today's big deal i'm joined by our tease me camp to discuss chevrons recent pope paul you won't want to miss it so stay tuned but as we head to a quick break here are some of the closing numbers that the bell sticker out. of the journals have the specific tendency of seeking out negative stories about russia and what could be one that gets you down the possibility of a major terror attack when it comes to the western media there's a tendency to look at the caucasus emirate through the prism of what the russians do that is don't look at the idiology don't loo

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as soon as we possibly can. we want to do it quickly, thoroughly and fairly. >> d.c. council member tommy wells tells news4 an investigation confirmed the 911 dispatcher sent an ambulance to an address in northwest instead of northeast. mills will be buried on saturday. >>> it is now 5:46. bob and maureen mcdonnell will have to watch what they say around friends and family. a judge has ordered virginia's former governor and his wife not to discuss the corruption case against them. the judge ordered the mcdonnells not to have contact with potential witnesses ahead of their trial in july. the lawyers want some restrictions lifted so they would be only banned from talking about the case. >>> and in the day ahead, embattled loudoun county supervisor eugene delgadio will be in court for a hearing regarding neglect in duty and incompetence. he called the effort to disenfranchise voters who elected him four times. last year the loudoun county supervisors censured him for misusing funds. he was never indicted for his ac

he says now that as soon as he heard about the lane closures on the bridge after it was over, he read about it in the wall street journal, in an article published october 1st. as soon as he read that article on october 1st, the governor says he dispatched his two most senior staffers to go to the port authority and figure out what was going on. governor christie has not previously said he did this, but now he says that's what happened and that's what he did. this is new, watch. >> i do just have one question about the bridge. >> yes. >> why when it was closed down, and traffic was backed up in new jersey, our state, why didn't you call at is that time to find out what the issue was? >> first of all, carol ann, i didn't know about traffic, as i told you. and as soon as i was aware of the fact that there was a problem, which is when pat boyd's e-mail came out, i had my staff say -- go find out what's going on at the port authority, why are they fighting with each other over this, what happened? i did call carol ann and i asked my staff to find out what was going on. to answer carol ann'