t. university is partnering with a silicon val can company to provide the courses that will start later this month. the project will begin with just three classes in entry level math. they'll be open to anyone and will cost $150. >>> starting out to trade their guns for cash, why this gun buy back program turned out to be more popular than organizers expected. >>> it was another chilly start to the day, coming up ross koa will tell you when warmer weather will arrive in the bay area. a proposal to rename san francisco international airport . >>> lawmakers are set to vote today on a bill that will give new york the strict gun control in the nation. the state senate passed it last night. it includes a ban on assault weapons and magazines that hold more than 7 rounds. it has measures to keep the mentally ill from getting guns. >> mental health professionals will be required to report dangerous patients, people who say -- people the mental health professionals believes are a danger to themselves or others. right now police in the bay area are trying to get guns off the streets by giving out

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t. >>> google's chairman visited an elite university in korea today and asked students how they look forey google it and he told them that's where he works. schmidt and former new mexico governor richardson are on a visit. >>> the obama administration suggesting it may pull out all american troops in afghanistan at the end of 2014. currently there are 66,000 american troops in afghanistan. a total withdraw could open the way for a return to power of the taliban. the no troops comment by a national security advisor could be part of the a negotiating strategy when president obama meets with afghan president on friday. >>> venezuelan officials say hugo chavez will not be able to attend his scheduled inauguration. the president of venezuela has been undergoing cancer treatment. >>> there are other stories making news around the world tonight. in peru a chinook helicopter crashed in the jungle killing the five americans and 2peruvian crew members on board. none of the americans were from california. the chopper was headed to an oil rigging location. witnesses say it lost control shortly after

jimmy bell, a neuro imageer at cambridge, university of college london calls it tofi, t-o-f-i.on the outside, fat on the inside. when you do mris inside, you can actually see the fat in all of the organs. the muscle, the heart, et cetera. bottom line is, from your weight, you can't tell where you are. >> so how -- so what do you do? how can you tell, first of all? >> well, in fact, the best way is, again, waist circumference. that's the cheapest way. there are some lab tests your doctor can do, a fasting insulin and some liver function tests that can give you clues as to whether or not there is a problem or not. but the single best way to deal with excess fat is to get it off and the easiest way to do that is to exercise. the problem with exercise is, every doctor will tell you, if you exercise, you would lose weight. that's because they say a calorie is a calorie. so if you burn them off, you would lose weight. guess what, there is not one scientific study, not one literature reference that you reference that you can point to that says that exercise causes weight loss. what it

university of minnesota and ferris state frto the back of t net. good day for the penguins.they've done a nice job here today. the flyers played a great game here this afternoon. >> doc: after a slow start, they are rebounded well. the horn sounds. the pittsburgh penguins have won 8 of 12 regular season games here in philadelphia. marc-andre fleury, win 227. that is a franchise record for the penguins. final score in the game, penguins, 3, flyers, 1. tomorrow, don't miss the nml game of t -- nhl game of the week. the flyers go to buffalo the play the sabers. >>> coming up next except on the west coast, it's your local new. at 8:00, deception, then chicago fire and law & order. an all-new saturday night live with host jennifer lawrence at 11:30. jer rye the only goal for philadelphia. 3-1, pittsburgh, the final. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> the ravens arrive for their championship rematch against the new england patriots but the sports fans will be watching the game with heavy hea

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university of minnesota and ferris state frto the back of t net. good day for the penguins.they've done a nice job here today. the flyers played a great game here this afternoon. >> doc: after a slow start, they are rebounded well. the horn sounds. the pittsburgh penguins have won 8 of 12 regular season games here in philadelphia. marc-andre fleury, win 227. that is a franchise record for the penguins. final score in the game, penguins, 3, flyers, 1. tomorrow, don't miss the nml game of t -- nhl game of the week. the flyers go to buffalo the play the sabers. >>> coming up next except on the west coast, it's your local new. at 8:00, deception, then chicago fire and law & order. an all-new saturday night live with host jennifer lawrence at 11:30. jer rye the only goal for philadelphia. 3-1, pittsburgh, the final. >>> inauguration weekend is finally here f you've been around town today, you know. the roads and trains packed with people and organizers are very busy, too, making all the last-minute preparations before the big day on monday. good evening, everyone. we have everyth

when he would say these things, 't know what to create this -- take from this so i treated my own universe-- created my own universe. creating your own universe is the key to it, i believe. and letting all the people that you need occupy that universe. got a black: and we president now. >> i do not vote. i got no dog in that race. tavis: why? >> i am one of jehovah's witnesses and we have never voted. that is not to say i do not think that president obama is a very smart individual. he means well. prophecy is what we all have to go by now. i did a sold-out concert in london. we played 21 nights in a row and all the concerts were sold out. when i would watch television over there and you would see the united nations feed, the direct feed from the united nations, you would hear them talk about religion. you would hear the bible mentioned constantly. this is not what we're used to in the united states. it is almost as though there is no need for god, no need for religion and justice in politics, so there is supposed to be a separation of church and state over here. we can't have a separation

wonder is just how long that might take and at what cost playboy k t paris middle east researcher dr yunus are you from columbia university told us that the french intervention in mali has materialistic and geo political motives the konami crisis has shown that the western developed countries have. lost the economic competition against the new. players china russia south africa the brics countries basically and now that tending to militarize this competition trying to expel the chinese from the region the natural resources are very important especially when you know because it's a very necessary element and resourceful france this is basically a new fight and competition over the resources of the african countries this is going most probably to spread in the region and there's also this new cold war that it's taking place one of its battles being fought in syria and as we speak and it's now also in africa we've seen what happened in libya and now the french are coming back again they're all former colonies to basically play the role of the master especially to deal west no is more focused on now in asia so it's a big poli

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t i among the latest craze. >>> good monday morning. it's 4:43. california state university venturing into new territory today. the school system's first online program starts today. it's offered through cal state fullerton and it is for business administration. 400 to 500 still more than a class on a cal state campus but cheaper than competing online programs. other csus are expected to offer online degrees soon. the east bay will accept applications for bachelor's degree in women's studies. >>> apple's newest iphone not doing as well as the company had hoped. for more on the futures, we turn it over to seema mody at cnbc headquarters. >> good morning to you. futures point to a mixed stock market open this morning. asian markets were mostly higher overnight. european markets seeing green this morning. dow gained 17 points in friday's trade at the nasdaq nearly adding four points to close at 3125. a big story that we're watching this morning. apple is reportedly slashing orders for component parts for the iphone 5 due to weak demand. reports saying the tech giant alerted sup

leader in biology, why are we the leader in high tea, the strength of the universities is a part of that. this is something we should , tities is a part of that. this is something we should make sure we don't lose the other countries have adopted the more successful elements of the higher education system so they in some ways have moved ahead and looking at what worked for them and how we will stackup is very important. so this gives you a sense of the jobs question, the income question and how that connects to education. people say we need more jobs. in certain areas of college-educated like college-educated with foster engineering degrees, a shortage of people, if the country changes its immigration policies that will allow these over $100,000 a year jobs, some of them to be filled by people who go to u.s. universities and they are not able to do that. even with that you still have a big shortage. so if you look at professional degrees, it 2.4% unemployment is as low as it can go. even in a bachelor's degree, or master's degree, 3.6, back to this degree 4.9, if you broke that out by different majors you would see in m

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and so i thk there's a t we can do to pursue this issue. the universal background check being one of the first that i would talk about. on the issue of a particular weapons ban, i do think that -- obviously it has been done before and i do think if we take the care to debate this properly and do it right perhaps something can move forward. obviously very tricky politically. >> woodruff: senator women in the senate. there are now 20, more than there have ever been before. you ink th fa will change the work that the senate can get done? the kind of legislation that's passed? >> you know, i do see women in politics having a different approach to issues and i think that that's going to work well. this record number of 20 is very exciting. we had our first dinner last night and i got a chance really to talk with my new colleagues about our approach, our process and how we go about tackling problems and solving problems. i think as we work together it's going to be a very exciting opportuny an i've always believed that when our legislative bodies look like a c

t bank stadium. the girl who painted it is a scholarship student at directionel and painted it over the -- drexel university and painted it over the summer. if the ravens win she has to paint the final score on the scoreboard. >> if only maybe the superbowl could end in a tie. that's what jack and jackie harbaugh are hoping could possibly, well, happen on february 3rd. it's not going to happen. most people don't have one son to go to the superbowl never mind two. this is the first time brothers have ever been on op sid sidelines as head coaches in the superbowl. for the families, they could not be more proud. throughout their careers dad said he wanted them to have a good experience. >> we are no different than any other parents anywhere in the united states of america that have youngsters. and it doesn't have to be athletic. it could be music, it can be art, it can be being successful in school. just hoping you can be there and be a support for them so they have a good experience and they enjoy what they are doing. >> the harbaughs said they will remain neutral in the game. neutral. either way they will ha

gun buy back was so time at least 87 people were rocked aleppo university in syria yesterday. 150 others were injured. the state-run tterrorist explosion" but others are blaming forces loyal to president bashar assad.saying they launched the airstrikes. some argue the intent was to terrify displaced families living in the university dorms. a helicopter crashed into a construction crane in london today. and then landed on a busy street. the helicopter hit a new luxury residential building on the way down. it happened in misty weather during the rush hour. the pilot and another person were killed and 13 others were hurt. police say it was 'something of a miracle' that more people weren't killed and injured. thousands of pedestrians were in the area at the time, trying to get to work. >> the widow of a victim killed in last year's colorado movie theater shooting is suing the accused gunman's psychiatrist and the university where she works. the civil lawsuit alleges that the psychiatrist should have advised police to arrest suspect james holmes weeks before the theater rampage. the woman who filed the lawsuit lost her 26

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t. about how it will more than eighty people now mostly students have been killed and dozens injured in two blasts at a university campus in the syrian city of aleppo and the area is also believed to have been housing refugees a middle east correspondent paula she reports now. we know that there were two explosions at the university of illinois it happened on the first day of examinations the state television has banned of this a terrorist act saying that terrorists launched rockets at the campus so the activists on the ground say that the explosions were caused by listeners that were fired by warplanes immediately following the explosions a number of cars went up in fire there were bodies strewn across the street and tearful survivors managed to find refuge in a nearby building now we know that the campus is home to university students but also an additional thirty thousand people who have found refuge there since fighting broke out in syria in july last year at the same time the university is in an area that is under the control of government forces and what we've witnessed in aleppo is the constant fighting be

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t. paris was his more reaction now go live to london adam elliot cooper's there is the associate editor of cease fire magazine and doctoral candidate at university orks for does well serve pleasure to have you on the program and thanks for being with us a lot to talk about here of course the main headline it looks like it looks like i say at the moment at least that the hostage crisis in algeria is over after four days nonetheless they've certainly been a lot of civilian casualties there are no french casualties but the countries that came in to help from some bolster the the french presence there have received casualties i wonder how that news is going to go down in those countries tonight. but of course it's tragic news that there are any casualties at all but i think that the first the most important thing to remember is that france's allies did support them an enormous amount in the invasion of mali and they're very much familiar of the risks of foreign invasions both the united states and britain have engaged of course as we know in iraq afghanistan and in many other conflicts but i think it likely reaction is likely to be similar to the ki

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