stephanie stanton looks at midnight around the globe for us. >> reporter: midnight in new zealand brought fiction over auckland's sky tower. in sidney harbor more than a million people ushering the new year with fireworks over the opera house and harbor bridge. it was temple bells in japan ringing the customary 108 times, a solid, dignified tradition ringing in the new year. 2014 was welcomed with a bang by the chinese. from the great wall to shanghai. and if that wasn't spectacular enough, dubai's new year celebration was one for the record books literally. the world's tallest building center stage for an attempt at the world's largest display. and at the same time, moscow rang in the new year in red square. in paris tens of thousands celebrated at the eiffel tower while in london big ben rang out the old and rang in the new. >> three, two, one! >> and in new york city millions in times square celebrating the famed ball drop and the coming new year. stephanie stanton, nbc news. >> former first lady barbara bush is in stable condition at a houston hospital after being admitted for treatme

stephanie stanton, nbc news. take a look at new york city's times square. crews hit the deck removing tons office confetti and other debris. roughly 1 million people jammed into times square for the party. you, like me, were probably sound asleep. >> yeah, until the fireworks started going off in campbell last night. you know what, it is the fireworks in combination with our pattern that we've had in the weather department. spare the air day for the first day of the year. temperatures this morning are chilly. travel cautiously. i do want to point out, you won't be alone. you really want to take it easy out there on the roadways, as a lot of people have been celebrating. a nice, clear start to the day yesterday. we had a lot of fog. even flight delays as a result of that fog. not the case for today. looking pretty good. all across the bay area, you might find some patchy fog in the north bay where temperatures are cold enough for a little patchy black ice. looking pretty good. take a look at where we're headed for the first day of the year. 2014, record terr

our stephanie stanton has more. >> "12 years a slave". >> reporter: the true story of a free man sold into slavery took top honors as best drama at the golden globes. >> thank you, guys, for taking a chance on this movie. >> reporter: it was part of a wealth spreading night in the drama category. matthew mcconaughey best actor for "dallas buyers club," cate blanchett best actress for "blue jasmine". >> i went to the magic castle with my children this morning and i thought that was weird. >>> best supporting actor went to jared leto for "dallas buyers club," leonardo dicaprio for" the wolf of wall street." taking home a globe, alfonso cuaron, best director for the space drama "gravity ." in the tv categories -- >> "breaking bad," amc. >> reporter: the series won best drama and brought bryan cranston his first globe as best actor. >> this is such a wonderful honor. and such a lovely way to say good-bye to the show. >> reporter: the globes also honored two first year series, "house of cards" scored best actress in a drama for robin wright and "brooklyn nine-nine" won best comedy and best

stephanie stanton reports. >> from the leaning tower of pisa to the ancient mayan picture midst, a smallpany in the san francisco bay area is doing big things mapping out the world's cultural landmarks using high tech 3d imaging. >> the core of the mission is to go out and document these sites before they are lost, so we have an everlasting image of them. >> using this 3d scanner to record images of sites. it can predict the images within millimeters. the founder of the company came up with the idea of digitally preserving the the sites. scientists are particularly concerned about documenting the monuments in syria and egypt due too political and social unrest in those countries. our historians say the technology is invaluable. >> at a time when we have natural disasters increasing in frequency and we have wars and we have all sorts of sms transformations going on. >> inclusion mission dolores which is the oldest building here in san francisco. the company was started in 2003 and so far scientists have mapped 100 landmarks including the sydney opera house and mt. rushmore, which proved t

dr william stanton who was at one time that the director of the american institute in taiwan is here with us and he's of course currently the director of the center for asia policy at the national team fight university. bill will come to provo. thank you. it's great to be here. yes first of all i wanna come back to me for being a permanent resident of kabul. that's my proudest achievement in time i'd fill you in the days that the recognition for the many contributions they have come to us how one wastes over the years it's been an elk was what it said bill you are now the director of the center for asia policy the national team on university. telescope that of other note the center of what kind of research being conducted over. the ok well you know on the center was actually on the brainchild of the president charm of the national team or university. okay um i think he heard present lot about the time you is offering the permanent residence here okay make that comment tea that perhaps i should be teaching in taiwan university we decided to take advantage of that. actually no tulane u

as john stanton reports according to one southern republican lawmaker, the reason the party has had such a hard time doing anything on immigration reform is because "it's racial. if you go to town halls, people say things like these people have a different culture than we do, and that's code for race." joining me now is political editor and white house correspondent at "the huffington post" sam stein and nbc news capitol hill correspondent luke russert. luke, you are at the hyatt regency chesapeake bay golf resort spa and marina. you got a question in to speaker boehner on speaker reform. how optimistic should reform advocates be at this particular moment? >> alex, it goes back to something that i've said on your program over the last two years it's been on, and that is what constitutes border security for house republicans? john boehner said this morning before they move forward on immigration principles they have to figure out what border security is. one said verify then trust. the billions of dollars towards border security in the senate bill has not satisfied house republicans. we a

stephanie stanton is live for us with that. >> good evening. this shooting happened around 8 o'clock this morning at berendo middle school in roz well. a 12-year-old boy, a 7th grader walked into the gymnasium and opened fire on his young classmates. >> police converge on a middle school in new mexico. the scene terrifying. >> there's one student possibly shot >> the routine interrupted by a boy with a shotgun, a 12-year-old who shot two classmates. >> we have a 12-year-old and 13-year-old shot while sitting in the gym, waiting to go to class. >> the 12-year-old victim was injured and airlifted to a hospital in texas, in minutes it was over. >> the shooter was stopped by one staff member. who walked right up to him and asked him to step down the firearm. >> the mother and fathers struggled for information. >> at the school classmates of the suspect described him as a smart and nice kid. the is it-year-old boy shot was the target of the shooting, although the motive is unknown. >> a short time ago in new mexico a press conference was held. the s

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stephanie stanton, nbc news. >> former first lady barbara bush is in stable condition at a houston hospital possibly a pneumonia. she was hospitalized also in 2008 after suffering a perforated ulcer. >> late last night, supreme court justice sonia sotomayor. gave the obama administration until friday to respond. >> and monday's derailment of a mile-long train carrying crude oil sent fire balls and huge plumes of smoke into the air. it burned so hot, the mayor did not even try to put out the flames. the mayor wants the government to make oil transportation safer. the ntsb is on the scene but has yet to evaluate the wreckage. >> russian president vladimir putin has called for a crackdown after two bombings and as the olympics approach. we report from russia. >> reporter: by the thousands russian police swept through volgograd's shops last night hunting for those connected to the bombings that killed 34 money vladimir putin backed the show of force with a strong warning. >> translator: we will confidently, consistently continue the fight against terrorists until their complete annihilation." a

stephanie stanton, nbc news. >>> and former first lady barbara bush is in stable condition in a houston hospital after being admitted for treatment of respiratory issues, possibly pneumonia. the wife of george h.w. bush was taken to the hospital on monday and is in, quote, great spirits, has received visits from her husband and family, and is receiving fantastic care. mrs. bush was hospitalized in 2008 after receiving heart surgery in 2009. >>> sotomayor issued a stay on health law that would require companies with religious beliefs to provide insurance that would provide contraception and. she gave the obama administration until friday to respond. >>> with the wreckage of a disastrous train derailment smoldering, residents of a small north dakota town are calling for precautions. it burned so hot firefighters didn't try to put out the flames. the mayor of the small town located near the accident called it too close for comfort and wants the government to make oil transportation safer. ntsb is on the scene, but has yet to evaluate the still smoldering wreckage. >>> russian president vla

stephanie stanton, nbc news. >>> after any big party comes a big cleanup afterwards. you can see, they are almost finished. as soon as the ball dropped and the last few stragglers were pushed out, the crews began to remove 50 tons of confetti and crash. roughly 1 million people jammed into times square for the party. >>> at 2:10, the stanford football team will go head to head with michigan state, at the 100th annual rose bowl. the cardinals are looking to make it back to back wins in pasadena. they took the title last year. for this showdown, odds makers are favoring stanford by a touchdown. >>> a concord playground designed for children with disabilities will be featured. a concord resident will ride on the float with a 17-year-old boy with scrcerebral palsy. she was part of the concord dream playground, somewhere safe to play for children like hers, who was wheel-chair bound and blind. he has since passed away. hoda kotb and al roker will cover the road parade. i always love to have that parade on in the background maybe if you are making something special to eat,

live in times square, stephanie stanton, back to you guys. >> thanks.ew year, stephanie. >>> across the globe in australia, it's already 2014. >> four, three, two, one! happy new year! >> more than 1 million people there cramped into the area around sydney harbor to see the fireworks display that lit up the city's iconic opera house and harbor bridge. a 12-minute-long light show welcomed the new year. new zealand said good-bye to 2013 two hours before sydney with fireworks over auckland's sky tower. >>> thousands of people in san francisco will be celebrating the new year in style. nbc bay area's joe rosato jr. shows us how one is quite the circus. >> reporter: there was a time when an elaborate new year's eve party meant a little dancing, some champagne and party hats. peter akworth remembers the new year of his childhood. >> as a kid, you know, new year's was always a little bit of a disappointment for more. >> reporter: akworth who runs the adult website kink.com is making up for the days. this year he's hosting a new year's eve bash inside san franc

. >>> now let's turn things over to stephanie stanton in times square where the ball drop is just four hours away. what's the scene like there? >> reporter: it is an amazing scene, you guys. this is my first new year's eve in times square. the energy is unlike anything i have ever experienced. there are millions of people lining the streets here in and around times square. the streets are blocked off for several blocks and people are just excited. they're having an amazing time. there's going to be some incredible headliners expected for tonight's big celebration including blondie, miley cyrus. the supreme court justice will flip the switch to officially ring in 2014. it is an incredible evening here. it is very cold outside. at last check, it was 26 degrees. so folks are wearing hats, scarves, coats, gloves, anything they can to keep warm. it hasn't put a chill on the celebrations in times square. >>> for more on new year's eve events around the bay area, you can visit our website. nbcbayarea.com. just search new year's eve. coming up at 6:00, we'll have a look at some of the parties.

stephanie stanton reporting live from los angeles.y mentioned the weather is having a big impact on businesses. we paid a visit to a town to see how they are dealing with a drought. >> in the city of willets in the heart of farm country the drought said impact can be felt over town. >> i may have to shut down totally. >> he manages the car wash. >> we pray for rain. >> officials say they only have 100 days water before they'll be forced to find alternative sources. it's one of the first communities to mandate water conservation. they have stretching their supply for a year. they declared the water drought in willetts and required residents to preserve water consungs. >> normally there would be water 12 feet deep. people hope with the rape-ey season halfway through. water levels can go up. for now it's at 16%. the reservoir collects rain water. if it runs dry he can tap into wells. >> in 1985 it was the driest year on record. we are an inch below that total. >> businesses are under orders to cut back water uses. at lumberjacks, they ar

stephanie stanton has more on new technology being used to save world treasures. >> from the leaning, a small company called ziark in the san francisco bay area is doing big things, mapping out the world's cultural landmarks using high-tech, 3d imaging. >> the core of the mission is to document these sites before they are lost so that we have an everlasting record of them. >> justin barton oversees the project which uses this to record images of sites. the technology is so precise, it can duplicate an image within a few mil meters. >> a little over 6 and a half minutes will have a full 360 degree scan. the founder came up with the idea of digitally preserving historic sites after thetab taliban's destruction of the bud buddhas in afghanistan. they were documenting syria and egypt icons due to political unrest in those countries. >> in a time when we have natural disasters increasing and frequency, wars and we have all sorts of transformation, to have that cultural heritage preserved is essential. the spanish colonial era, syark hasma mapped five landmarks including mission to juarez,

stephanie stan stanton with morn that fire and that drought. >> reporter: good morning to yon to you, morgan. this fire is 30% contained. we do expect to get some updated numbers throughout the day, but this fire is just one consequence of the drought that is crippling california, and the governor's recent drought declaration is hoping to actually alleviate and prevent some of the damage from this drought, especially the the drought for the agriculture industry. >> reporter: mounting pressure from politicians, business leaders and farmers struggling to cope with the dryest year ever on record. emergency declaration means california can now apply for relief aid from the government the news count come soon enough for paul who is struggle to go feed his cattle just outside of santa barbara, california. >> if we don't get rain, we'll be in dire straits. we're faced with no feed and cows that need fee. >> cal's a.g. industry is worth $40 billion and produced a large percentage of fresh fruits and vegetables consumed by americans. the industry is threatened by the catastrophic condition. re

stephanie stanton, al jazeera. >> more details emerging about the victims of friday's suicide attack in afghanistan. two were american. susan rice called the attack a heinous and cowardly attack. we have reports from kabul. >> reporter: only after sunrise was the level of damage clear. over 20 guests were enjoying dinner at this restaurant when it was attacked by the taliban. it was believed that none of them survived. >> unfortunately, the death toll we have indicate 21 dead including 13 foreigners. >> reporter: when the attackers approached the restaurant there were cars parked all around here as there would be at any popular restaurant on a friday night. still this morning there is blood in the street, they haven't managed to clean up the entire carnage from those who were injured or killed outside of the restaurant. the first attacker was this suicide-bomber who blew off what were incredibly thick steel doors that allow the attackers in and start shooting the diners. this is where so many people lost their lives. once inside they shot diners and staff. footage obtained by al jaze

that's when i know i have what i was looking for. >> reporter: what stanton has found is a remarkablesay journalist, how many sources have you fact checked, when you say photographer why are your followers. i don't want to have to worry about other people's definitions of what correct work is. >> his work became a top spot on "the new york times" bestseller's list. now the humans of new york stop him. >> very exciting. he's like a celebrity. >> it's a very intimidating thing to approach strangers, and having somebody do that in your sted and learning these stories of these people having someone take that risk for you and kind of being able to enjoy the benefits of it is a very powerful feeling, i think. >> powerful for both the authors and the humans he profiles. for "cbs this morning" jim axelrod in new york. >> his approach is so great. listen. everybody has a story. >> yeah. >> and they just want the opportunity in most cases to tell it. >> it's interesting because it's a form of street photography in effect but usually street photographer try to stay in invisible? he's clearly not

and stephanie stanton reports. >> from south bones to tv and computers, chinese factories are turninghe latest technology and sending it to our shores. along with something else less desirable, pollution. >> you see the pictures in beijing with masks on. >> reporter: steven from the university of california in irvine coauthored a study saying it has been found in air samples in la and west coast and using the most recents data provided by the chinese government and looked at the years 2000-2009 with 2006 as the sample year >> 24 mercer --% related to the exported goods from china. >> it is small and making up 4-5% of our overall emissions it amounts to an extra day of smog per year that exceeds federal standards and not just in los angeles. >> no, it is stopped by the rockys. >> reporter: the pollution is carried here to west coast, more than 6,000 miles across the ocean. south coast air quality experts met with the chinese government and state and federal officials to minimize export related pollution and part of talks between both countries. >> this is transported air pollution that

in california, stephanie stanton, al jazeera. >> the drought is now threatening to wreak havoc on wine one of california's best known products melissa chan is in napa valley. are crops vulnerable to these types of drought. >> reporter: the wine makers are concerned about the drought but they're not panicking yet. they're optimistic that we're halfway through the usual rainy season. if the second half of the season is normal, and we're seeing a lot of rain, then the vineyards are going to be fine. but the problem is, of course, if we don't see any rain in the coming months then this is going to be a problem. it did say, you know, vines, if they struggle a little bit it creates a better vintage, so there are positives but extreme drought is not something that anyone wants to see here. they do depend on rainwater and the reservoirs in this region, and they are low. in the summertime in july and august if they can't irrigate and they don't have enough water the wine makers say there could be an impact. it could effect 50% production. >> is this likely to result in consumers paying more for

. >>> joining me now, john stanton, washington bureau chief for buzzfeed and michelle goldberg, author of "the means of reproduction," a fantastic book about the battle over women's control, their reproductive health and birth control. do you -- what's your feeling about this? is it about birth control or not? >> well, i guess he's right in that it's not about birth control as much as it's about sex. they have no objection maybe in theory. you have to assume mike huckabee be has three 13, not 13 children. either he knows something about controlling his libido or his family is using contraception like 99% of sexually active women in america. but there is this sense of kind of women's out of control sexuality as being -- that's why you hear them talking about libidos. that's why you hear rush limbaugh talking about birth control as if it's something that you need more of it the more sex you have. you know, i think that you guys talked about it as a gaffe or you fell into a trap. i don't think he fell into a trap. i think he knew exactly what he was doing. he was invoking the kind of two

john stanton from "buzzfeed." thank you. >>> i'll talk to former minnesota vikings punter chris kluwe who said he was fired from football because of his support for gay rights. >>> plus the big news out of utah today in the fight over same-sex marriage. those stories are still ahead. and a low sex drive, i had to do something. i saw my doctor. a blood test showed it was low testosterone, not age. we talked about axiron the only underarm low t treatment that can restore t levels to normal in about two weeks in most men. axiron is not for use in women or anyone younger than 18 or men with prostate or breast cancer. women, especially those who are or who may become pregnant, and children should avoid contact where axiron is applied as unexpected signs of puberty in children or changes in body hair or increased acne in women may occur. report these symptoms to your doctor. tell your doctor about all medical conditions and medications. serious side effects could include increased risk of prostate cancer, worsening pros

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it happened around 1:30 this morning on stanton avenue.e making repairs about 50 homes and businesses lost water for several hours but the water has been turned back on. >>> a 4-year-old boy is listed in fair condition this morning following a new year's eve crash in san francisco that ill canned his older sister and critically injured their mother. the tragic crash happened at polk and ellis in the city's tenderloin neighborhood. police say the family was in the crosswalk when the driver of a gray honda pilot turned into them. investigators say the driver was behind the wheel of an uber ride sharing vehicle. the driver is now facing gross negligence charges. >>> a 3-month-old boy is fighting forehis life -- for his life after a tragic accident in fremont on knew year eve that killed his young mother. last night about 100 people gathered for a vigil to remember ashley. she was sit by a truck new year's eve while walking on mowry and paseo padre parkway with her sister and her son. >> i don't want to say it was her time. i don't believe it

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the ntc said the stanton that seems to turn seven. the team contains ten am. i seem to think of her candidacy is not a team conducts. i have never been better to do. the guy we got rid of the way that is very very earth to be japanese cd but excited. we had a little michael he will also finish the season in america with no losses this weekend i attended the seminary at that and are hoping to get this jc may let him kiss it. its economic scene of a skewer me off. i know. it's an epic check out that the weather people in northeastern areas the united states on experiencing extremely cold weather conditions like chili she joins us with latest. that's right calf and we had to show you pictures of the snow recent weeks has been phrased it since tuesday. nafa from a new york. after receiving the historic amounts of snow on tuesday people in your brain during freezing temperatures. some rivers are frozen in a couple of people were killed because the treacherous road conditions but some people were enjoying the powdery snow in the batter aside by saying that the damag

six months and israelis is so nostalgic putting one on one jacobson him to leave the new year tt stanton expressed mixed opinions are guiding new york yankees star alex rodriguez suspension the slugger will be out for the entire two thousand fourteen major league baseball season and playoffs for doping. some fans thought the one hundred sixty two game ban punishment was a bit much. i've been debating on that day that goes out with the losses they've been caught on the bed and looked at me that in the game that he would do if i was then that contains triad. ah i guess. possible. this means to enhance their performance i got to see the update irish show an id. i think i'm set. with us. lily is an amazing line. and it's brilliant and entertaining the suspension was the reduction on the initial penalty of two hundred eleven games handed down by mlb but it's still the longest sentence ever imposed for doping offenses in baseball some pencil or thought it wasn't long enough the ecb gone. life is worse than heroes. earlier this week anthony botched the owner of a now closed for the clinic accus

it was the brainchild of late frank stanton what ran the network in the early days.d him some years ago why he started it, he said simply, because nbc had "meet the press" i thought we needed a program like that. today the two broadcasts are the oldest on television. first guest was joe mccarthy, producers were apprehensive, he had shown up at another network packing a pistol. but he came to cbs unarmed. over the years everyone from a parade of foreign potentates to the queen ever the crop of politics. presidents, candidates, diplomats, civil rights leaders, war leaders and revolutionaries. and authors and opinion makers. all came to "face the nation." chief george meeaney was one of the few that showed up late when moderator george her man chided him by saying, don't you know i'm a good union man? meaney responded, yours is not much of a union. in the early days "face the nation" included live report beamed to new york all the way from new jersey. now we can speak to news makers at any point on the globe. for all the technology, the remarkable thing about "face the

a few snowflakes out in the shenandoah valley, stanton, you are getting some in the way of light snow. the heavier snow is back across eastern kentucky. and the main area of low pressure that's going to drive the formation of this whole storm is still back here in southwestern indiana. it's going to make the dip and the turn aiming for the lower parts of the chesapeake baby about sundown tonight. and as it makes that move, it has the ability to throw moisture back into the cold air, which will be settling in during the course of the day. and that will make everything snow. so heavy snow is coming today. here's the future weather forecast for this timing of the snow. by 8:00 this morning, three hours from now, most of the i-81 corridor is getting snow by 8:00 or 9:00 a.m. by 9:00 to 10:00, the snow moving right into the heart of the d.c. metro area. and by lunchtime today, snow pretty much everywhere, even down into southern maryland by lunchtime. and the snow could be briefly very heavy at times from 2:00 this afternoon until 6:00 or 7:00 this evening. eventually after about midnight

halting sites in thing has grown by single county council was supposed to be temporary plus it is ms stanton regeneration for the past twelve years and has not been connected and that's the end of the women isn't a candidate and now today becoz the sludge walked around a stone axes of houses and hit the intended use and in tatters after some kind of premise of the to get it. but destruction and on to the sum due to fuse is a continuing problem cost run into millions of euro. dublin city council now has two hundred and three houses on halting days for travelers. but some of the seventy nine my last june to vandalism since two thousand and five. that's twenty eight percent of the total. three community centers and by the firm is to look and fingers were also destroyed to close. some councillors want the idea of travel only accommodation re examined. but you can handle on what has happened since has been turned into a nasty piece of the court. we need reassurance that god would not happen in future posts or sugar free to use to do with the respect it. but others say the traveler community shoul

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but harry dean stanton, dennis hopper, adam o'rourke. shooting at that time? >> not shooting. just on our own. we would make up things to do if we weren't shooting. if we were shooting. when you did movies, like we did. you are doing a movie in 15 days. for $195,000. a box lunch. with real hell's angels. we didn't ride motorcycles. god al mighty. i was scared to death. i have done a bunch of westerns. i can't ride. i'm the guy that looks at the horse i am approaching. i just know he hates me. just right away. this, this guy is going to kick me to death. and ruin me. and it will be a nightmare. >> jimmy: here you are, with alfred hitchcock. working on -- the family plot. a guy to me, almost as if he is a fictional character. like a cartoon character or something. what was he like? >> well, he was -- when weep first came to hollywood. we got a lucky break. because we still had a chance to work with the legends. he is even bigger than a legend. he is -- the legends were bigger than life. you can't be bigger than life now in this business. b

indianapolis blanketed in white and all those on the stanton island ferry could not wait to get inside. >> it was painful. i feel like my fingers are going to crack and burst into a million pieces. >> reporter: it was a mess in detroit with cars caught in fender benders. seems like the only safe place is at home. >> as soon as i get home from work i am going to make sure i bundle up inside and get there. >> reporter: texas ranchers too are worried. their livestock is at stake. this is the worse they've ever seen. it's so cold in kentucky this escaped inmate turned himself in. sunday robert vick escapeed from a minimum security facility. it was too cold for him to handle so he walked in and asked a clerk to call police which gladly took him back. >> and flights separated hundreds of passengers from their bags. ktvu's noelle walker back at sfo. what happened here? how did all those bags get lost? >> reporter: there are a lot of people who want to know the answer to those questions. the airlines are just trying to play catch up to get people to their final destinations. but as you can see

joining us now is jong stanton.you for being here tonight. >> it's good to be here. >> on this issue, there's a lot of talk by people who don't know, such as myself, about what was going on inside the republican mind about losing women by 12 points, about all the senate seats they thought were going to be winnable that they lost, about the resonance of the idea of a republican war on women, and people who don't know were thinking, republican mind-set here, they're going to have to start soft peddling this issue, they've gone in the completely opposite direction. do you have any insight as to why? >> they look at this as -- a thing that unites their base, it does bring their people out to vote, they see this as a very good political issue, they don't have any notion that this is going to pass, they understand that if by some miracle, they found the 20 some odd votes they're going to need to get it to the senate, it would be vetoed you could not override that he veto, they see it as a way to gin up their base. they al

. >> you'd do object very much and you have said that the white house stanton was that they were, inour own words, the most aggressive in talking to four-star generals, the most aggressive in centralizing power in the white house and micromanaging since the nixon white house. >> and i would totally say they have gone that will better. >> and you hated that. >> again i make clear in the book i strongly believe that the white house and the national security adviser need to drive the policy process. the big bureaucracies, defense, state -- i have seen this through my whole career. rarely if ever, they come up with big ideas or controversial ideas. that has to be driven by the white house and it has happened in virtually every presidency that i served. so i never had a problem with that. the problem that i have is when they begin to become operational and when they are starting to micromanage military operations. when they interfere with the chain of command. those are the things that got under my skin. >> and they got under secretary clinton's skin, too, didn't it? >> that was certainly

tajh boyd to stanton. 40-35. boyd throws for five tds. miller is picked off by stephan anthony.lemson wins the orange bowl 40-35. >>> missouri and oklahoma state in the cotton bowl. cowboys driving. missouri seals the game. shelf sacked by sam. fumble and ray scoops it up. the big guy lumbering 73 yards for the game-clinching touchdown. missouri takes the cotton bowl 41-31. >>> stanford football coach checking out the stanford women in action. cardinal and oregon. 33 points in this contest as stanford defeats the oregon ducks 96-66. and that is a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >>> mike shumann bundled up to have coverage from lambeau field. and we'll have a playoff edition tomorrow night after the game. >>> the san francisco bowls got to skate on paint. they took on the thunder at stockton arena for its painted classic. they are the first teams to play on an ice surface decorated with paint. the thunder recently invited fans to come onto the ice, paintbrushes in hand and put their mark on the rink. they plan to keep the colorful ice for

at one of the promotional stops in tokyo, 17-year-old nick stanton.e "walking dead" fan, he was born with one arm and no legs, believe it or not. he was invited by a producer to play a prank on one of the show's stars. take a look. >> ah! >> you [ bleep ]. >> as you can see, dressed as a zombie, nick leaps out of hiding, and yes, manages to scare, even tough as nails, norman. but i tell you, he did not freak out the way -- not even close to how i would have. he was still in his seat. i would have gone running. >> i would be running to the bathroom to do a quick change. >> yeah. that is some great makeup. >> yeah. >> wow. scary stuff. >>> '70s wife singing duo, captain and tennille splitting up after nearly 40 years of marriage. >> so wrong. ♪ ♪ >> apparently love was not enough to keep them together. the song back from 1975. apparently he was blind-sided by the event saying he had no idea why his wife would file for divorce. didn't see this coming. >> oh, wow. so many years together. my goodness. >> they really seemed, the song and everything -- >> th

some places weren't getting the checks for a while because of computer problems. >> stanton? a knneonazi fascist. >> republican? >> i think the polar vortex. coca-cola now knows there's climate change and that we need to deal with this issue as well as evolution and tomorrow of the other things they deny. >> kasie. >> i learn that prevus was throwing his weight around. >> i learned carmelo anthony last night 62 points for the knicks and they benched him. keep him in there. keep it going. let's see big numbers. i want to thank elahe, kasie hunt, thank you for getting up this morning. thank you for joining us. for up, my show on the development site at the heart of the scandal. we'll be joined by members of the city council and one of the members who says that mayor dawn zimmer's allegations hold true because she told him about it when it happened. that is tomorrow morning at 8:00. don't go anywhere now though because melissa harris-perry is up next. harry bellafonte joins her. stick around, nerd land is next. my dad has atrial fibrillation, or afib. he has the most common kind

thank you to john stanton and victoria defrancesca soto. >>> we're continuing to follow breaking news out of colorado where an airplane has crashed at the aspen pitkin county airport. a member of pitkin county sheriff's department tells nbc news that one person has been killed and two people were injured and transported to a local hospital. airport officials have closed the facility as emergency responders work to evaluate the situation. and we're continuing to gather more information. we'll bring that you as soon as it comes in. >>> stay with us. we'll be right back. [ mom ] over the years, i've learned how to stretch my party budget. but when my so-called bargain brand towel made a mess of things, i switched to bounty basic. look! one sheet of bounty basic is 50% stronger than a full sheet of the bargain brand. bounty basic. the strong but affordable picker upper. bounty basic. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. yeah. everybody knows that. did you know there is an oldest trick in the book? what? trick number one. look-est over there. ha ha. made

i want to call mayor stanton in phoenix, mayor becker in salt lake city. they may a challenge to get every single chronically homeless vet off the streets and both of them have done that. that is one step toward ending veterans homelessness completely. we are seeing where you make this a priority and focus on it and work with us to bring creative resources, you can do remarkable things. at a time when our trust deficit in government is just as bad as our fiscal deficit, to be able to say to an american that we have gotten our heroes off the streets is a very powerful way to say government works and we can do stuff together that really makes a difference in peoples lives. i want to make sure we are working together. we will be coming back to you ask you to make commitments about what you can do to end veterans homelessness and other forms of homelessness where we have a focus and so stay tuned. we want you to step up and do more on this. i think it is important we recognize, and this comes from my work at the local level, that so often what you see in a fed

have got hilary cain from toyota, kevin lane from horizon, thilo koslowski from gartner, and mike stanton of course on the association of global automakers, andrew brown, delphi, and mitch bainwol, from the alliance of automobile manufacturers. since dave was just here in talking about it, and it is a policy kind of discussion, is how can anybody in legislature, you know, government, keep up with the changes we see? many of us have gotten demos today, but with a brand-new things -- how can you legislate and protect the public, help manufacturers, etc., and can they do that? i will start off with, if you want to start right off, or we can -- >> no, that is fine. the question is, how can we keep up or how can the administration deal with what is changing in the telematics world or automotive world? we have to have a lot of people, i guess. full employment asked to the government because it is changing dramatically. i think a lot of the change is good, and there is a lot of innovation, the cars are getting smarter, yes, the cars are connected, and i think to his last point about safety, it i

mile marker 420 is now labeled 419.99 and is stands in stanton, colorado. we will see.ing at a record-breaking heat wave giving temperatures forecasted for tomorrow and if they did to last through the weekend. the high heat coming one week after serena williams tweeted cold-weather put her in a bad mood and it was freezing. her sister venus already in the tournament losing. unbelievable. dennis: so glad you had that name, not me. we will be live at the auto show where jeff flock is going one-on-one with the ceo. you will find how the mercedes maker plans to stay number one. sandra: major headaches in their launch, but for one part, it is turning out to be a huge boom. first, here's how the world currencies are faring against the u.s. dollars. [ chilen yelling ] [ telephone rings ] [ shirley ] edwa jones. this is shirley eaking. how may i help you? oh hey, neill, how areou? how was the trip? [ male announcer ] with nearly 7 million investors... [ shirle] he's right here. hold on one sec. [ malennouncer ] ...you'd expect us to have a highly skilled call center. kevin, nei

john stanton of buzz feed is here, i want to get to you in a moment.ani, i want the play you a clip. this is from the january 9th news conference that governor christie gave, that nearly two-hour news conference, when he basically said he knew nothing about any of this until he read about it in the newspapers. listen to what he said. >> and i knew nothing about this. and until it started to be reported in the papers about the closure, but even then i was told this was a traffic study. i don't know what else to say except to tell them that i had no knowledge of this, of the planning, the execution or anything about it. and that i first found out about it after it was over. and even then, what i was told was that it was a traffic study, and there was no evidence to the contrary until yesterday that was brought to my attention or anybody else's attention. >> that was governor christie. mayor giuliani at that january 9th news conference. the other day you said something intriguing. i want you to give us some context. you said something about 50/50 chance h