sources claim that one envelope c contain theed baking soda and additional testing will be tested as a precaution, and several people have been evaluated at the nearby hospital, because they came into contact with the letters, but nobody has reported any symptoms. >>> and now to a major development in the ongoing investigation into chris christie and the lane closures on the busy bridge into new york. scott macfarlane with more from the live desk. >>> yes, a bombshell of a letter from a chris christie appointee, and friend, and claiming that the governor was aware of the closures on the bridge as they were happening which plainly contradicts what christie said in a news conference earlier in the month. david wildstein has known the gov for the since they were in high school. to the day, his attorney released a letter saying that he had evidence that christie ordered those lane closures, and this is the first indication that the governor may have known about the closures that caused snarled traffic as a punishment for the mayor for not supporting the governor. at the live news desk, i

theed the prosecutor says the bullet came down and hit the victim in the head. >> illegal fireworks takes up our time. >> oakland police officer jana watson says they're gearing up for celebratory gunfire. this police lieutenant is depending on shot spotter to help police pinpoint where gunfire is coming from. sensors pick up location of the shots as well as fire works in the streets. extra officers will be out, reresponding immediately to alerts. volunteers will be a part of operation silent night. >> they are not police officers. they're not sworn. they just report, observe. >> police will be out in force with a heavy concentration of officers downtown. illegal gunfire, and fire works have been a problem in this city during holidays like 4th of july and new year's eve. police will have a special enforcement team out tonight, through tomorrow, responding to shots and fire works. >> officer has a lap top. they'll not only have address of where shot spotter detected the discharge of the firearm, but also, a map. >> we know san francisco is a big draw for people that want to celebrate the n

he's add theed an officer to pat trailer libraries perimeter. >> an update on a story broke on abc7 news at 4:00. sky seven over raed when police captured a man after searching a neighborhood downtown. the driver rammed into a building before running from officers >> new details about the off duty police officer who shot a motorist after two got into an argument following a fender bender sunday morning on interstate 2806789 both pulled over to a gas station on gerald avenue the department says they have video showing the other driver identified as a 35-year-old, punching the off duty fame yale officer in the face the officer drew a gun and fired once. he was hit in the leg by a freg fragment and later arrested. the officer is now on routine paid administrative leave. she was not in uniform driving a personal car. police say the officer identified herself before she was punched. >> a suspected murderer learned he will stand trial for the murder of a girl killed while answering a door in july. police believe darnel williams wounded two other children and their grandmother. prosecutors say

she told us she would have theed all night, it has constitution will help egypt overcome a crisis. i want to tell all the people in egypt, come now. this is the best for our country. >> it is the first time egyptians have gone to the polls since their elected resident, mohamed morsi, was ousted last july, removed by the army in a popularly backed coup. the military wants this vote to endorse his removal. there are 73 coming to cast their ballot and more queuing. referendum is a key test. it should represent the new, democratic egypt. there is a comfortable majority. but the key issue is the turnout. >> especially for general abdel fatah lcc-- al-sisi. in thencing result referendum could kickstart a presidential bid. he is already shaking hands like a politician. the constitution bolsters the economic power of a military. it allows military trials for civilians but also promises improved human rights. opponents say they have been silent and harassed, picking up these posters has meant arrest and terrorism charges for seven terrorism activists. they say they are giving voters no opti

his name comes after steven fulop who also claims theed a min vags retaliated against him because he also did not endorse the governor for re-election. the fort lee mayor reacted to today's news this way. >> don't do any favors. don't reach out for me. you need to reach out to the families who were waiting for ambulances taking three times longer to get there. you need to reach out to the thousands of families that couldn't get their kids to sdool a and you need to reach out and figure out how much this cost fort lee to zo we can get a reimbursement check. david wildstein deserves an ass kicking. there i said it. >> i for one have a new favorite mayor. wildstein filed a lawsuit that might stop his testimony from happening. and chris christie canceled his only public event today and the normally talkative christie only issued this of written statement. what i've seen here for the first time is unacceptable and i am outraged and deeply saddened to learn that not only was i misled by a member of my staff, but this completely inappropriate and unsanctioned conduct was made without my kno

cell phone video show the fire moments after it start theed. flames race through home on south 17 street nearest san antonio. firefighters credit smoke detector with wake the people up who live there and they got out. everyone got out safely. investigators looking for what caused the fire in house that was built in 1907. >>> east bay man almost lost his life on the same day his baby was born. it was a terrifying encounter with armed robber who opened fire. the allen is live at group city police headquarters where investigators still searching for the gunman. allen. >> yes detectives say this is one of the more brazen crimes they have seen here in union city in the past year and it happened open one of the happiest day of this guy's life but before he was able to experience the joys of father hood, he almost lost it all. >> then he was here i was here. he was lick give me all your mongive me all your money. i said cool consolidate didn't shoot anyone don't shoot anyone here's the money. throw the money right here on the car. >>reporter: one minu

i went to a hebrew school, all the way up to the 10th or 11 theed grade. >> did you do the bar mitzvah and the whole think. >> i had the bar mitzvah, and felt - i found that i didn't believe in god. >> then stories on evangelical christians, when i get along with them, as often as i do, don't you think there was a reason that you were drawn to do the story while we are meeting each other, and they'll try to sell me on believing in god again. >> your parents, they wanted you to be a doctor. at what point did they say, "okay, he's doing well, we can . >> i was in my late 30s, before my parents stopped saying, "you should think about medical store." i said it publicly and it upsets my dad. my parents are the only jews in america who don't like public broadcasting and don't listen to public radio. >> how come? >> it's just not their thing. dad has come around. they tried to be supportive. they'd let me know, "i think you are making a mistake, you should be a doctor, you won't make money. if you are going to be in broadcast, why be on the radio, why not be on tv?" the and i don't think they

cell phone video show the fire moments after it start theed. flames race through home on south 17 street nearest san antonio. firefighters credit smoke detector with wake the people up who live there and they got out. everyone got out safely. investigators looking for what caused the fire in house that was built in 1907. >>> east bay man almost lost his life on the same day his baby was born. it was a terrifying encounter with armed robber who opened fire. the allen is live at group city police headquarters where investigators still searching for the gunman. allen. >> yes detectives say this is one of the more brazen crimes they have seen here in union city in the past year and it happened open one of the happiest day of this guy's life but before he was able to experience the joys of father hood, he almost lost it all. >> then he was here i was here. he was lick give me all your mongive me all your money. i said cool consolidate didn't shoot anyone don't shoot anyone here's the money. throw the money right here on the car. >>reporter: one minu

dozen years georgia or since the 9/11 terrorist >> over the last dozen attacks, the idea of networks theedof and transnational movements have dominated the discussion of how transnational movements have dominated the the world responds to this. the world is this a particularly sensitive is this part of the world for those part kinds of kinds threats, and are other governments around the world watching closely of what is happening now? governments around >> absolutely they're watching watching closely. >> we've seen this with other groups that have started off closely. and there with local groups that are have started off really concerned with regional that are really issues. back regional issues. back even in the late in the late there were a lot of people looking at al-qaeda 90 90's and we don't alqaida. they didn't need to worry about what al-qaeda because it was just a with this local group interested in the events of the middle east. because it's just a local group that look at what happened years later. east, and years later this organization ha morphed and split and has morphed and f

cell phone video show the fire moments after it start theed.hrough home on south 17 street nearest san antonio. firefighters credit smoke detector with wake the people up who live there and they got out. everyone safely. investigators looking for what caused the fire in house that was built in 1907. >>> east bay man almost lost his life on the same day his baby was born. it was a terrifying encounter with armed robber who opened fire. the allen is live at group city police headquarters where investigators still searching for the gunman. allen. >> yes detectives say this is one of the more brazen crimes they have seen here in union city in the past year and it happened open one of the happiest day of this guy's life but before he was able to experience the joys of father hood, he almost lost it all. >> then he was here i was here. he was lick give me all your mongive me all your money. i said cool consolidate didn't shoot anyone don't shoot anyone here's the money. throw the money right here on the car. >>reporter: one minute the man was at the

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authorities distributing photos and personal details of this 22-year-old woman identify theed as theid yoef a militant from nearby dagastan. her husband killed last year by russian security forces. officials are posting a video post by the another group threatening to attack the olympics. u.s. military says it's prepared to evacuate americans if something goes wrong. >> well, federal holiday honoring the birthday of martin luther king junior turned into a day of service for many. some volunteers are making a difference here in the bay area. a community in west oakland came together to plant trees. urban relief organized dozens of volunteers. >> it means a lot to me tho know i'm making a difference some way. and you know, not just out there playing video games or smoking weed. >> volunteers came to the old navy yard to help, paint, clean and to do gardening. one nonprofit refurbishes the apartments for vets. transitional housing is needed around the bay area. >> on the street again, living in their cars and couch hopping from relative to relative. friends to friends. >> my hope they c

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his other girlfriend had been consider theed the french first lady. he will visit the white house. and the question is who will he bring? >> reporter: it is over. they were never officially married but as the live-in companion of french president francois hollande, valerie trierweiler was known as the country's first lady or to some the first girlfriend. in a phone call to a reporter tonight, the president announced, "i make it known that i have ended my partnership" with valerie trierweiler. tonight the ex-first lady returned to paris after a stay in the hospital and rest at the official residence in versailles. "it's a bomb," said the main news cast. the fuse on that bomb was lit two weeks ago when the tabloid "closer" published photos of a man in a motorcycle helmet it said was hollande having a clandestine affair with an actress. at a news conference last week the president tried to brush it off, saying it was a private matter. it didn't work. the affair stayed in the headlines. the first lady was not popular. just yesterday hollande traveled on his own to the vatican with a me

four others are serving decades in prison for theed attack on the girl. a sixth is awaiting trial. >> tonight the mother of a man killed during a robbery attempt this morning is making a plea to find her son's kill yefrment the 24-year-old brandon clemens died just after midnight. authorities have not released many details but the victim's mother tells us her son was headed home with a friend and they were confronted by someone that held them up the robber shot clemens when he refused to hand over his wallet and backpack. his mother says her son died a hero. >> my son helped his friend to run. he told his friend to run. >> no arrests have been made. moseley asking the public to come forward with information that would help find the killer. >> when is free speech hate speech? that debate being played out in san francisco. banners advertising a demonstration by those oop yoesed to abortion created a fire storm. abc7 news has the story. >> reporter: have you noticed these banners along market street? pro claiming aborings hurts women? they are hanging from c

in 2013 the stock market in theed the most country where the interest rate was the lowest. the policy was more accommodating. year wer should be the see growth picking up. able to justify, at least for the u.k. and the u.s. we are seeing the best stock market and the best on market this year. on equitiest focus for the moment. growth is going to trump. >> yes, you have to keep in mind valuation is around 25 times earnings. so far earnings are not going as much as valuation. a catch.t the otherwise we will have surprise later in the year. >> let's talk about the bond market. we have been above three percent. you said caution was the byword. there is a 10 year yield at the moment. this morning. >> the equity market is still resilient as long as the rate stays under three and a quarter percent. of refinancing, housing, and so on, this rate is very important. we could see further rise in the equity market. >> 2013 was the year of him in a -- of m&a. i am seeing some notes. you say st. mary's, and ubs says saint very is the the target. sainsbury'sy -- could be the target. >> we

to the surf conditions now, big waves expected are attracting surfers from around theed world. some worry waves could be too dangerous for surfers. swells will be higher than those seen today on half moon bachlt is as tall as a five-story building. >> are you worried? >> absolutely. it's just dangerous and crazy. it's gooding to be a big swell. >> the surf competition gets underway tomorrow at 8:00 a.m . keep in mind traffic is expected to be heavy and bit way we're going to stream the contest tomorrow. so check that out. >> university students back in classes and health officials doing all they can to keep them from getting the lieu. students are getting a cold and flu care packet and a thermometer. uc berkeley is offering flu shots to students coming back for spring semester. >> still ahead a major gun manufacturer choosing to stop selling weapons rather than obeying a law. >>> a pair of teenagers. their science project could help save your live. >> a couple has proof they paid a garbage bill but the company won't believe them. >> and equal access to health care... welcome to

to the surf conditions now, big waves expected are attracting surfers from around theed world. some worry waves could be too dangerous for surfers. swells will be higher than those seen today on half moon bachlt that is as tall as a five-story building. >> are you worried? >> absolutely. it's just dangerous and crazy. it's gooding to be a big swell. >> the surf competition gets underway tomorrow at 8:00 a.m . keep in mind traffic is expected to be heavy and bit way we're going to stream the contest tomorrow. so check that out. >> university students back in classes and health officials doing all they can to keep them from getting the lieu. students are getting a cold and flu care packet and a thermometer. uc berkeley is offering flu shots to students coming back for spring semester. >> still ahead a major gun manufacturer choosing to stop selling weapons rather than obeying a law. >>> a pair of teenagers. their science project could help save your live. >> a couple has proof they paid a garbage bill but the company won't believe them. won't believe them. >> and good. good answe

matt miller is on the detroit auto show with the man on theedes, ceo of diamond and first on bloombergjust stick with dr. z, very difficult for most americans to announce. we are glad to have you with us. it is difficult to pronounce your last name but they are making your cars. tell us about that. click that is true. for0 years, we are running trucks and we are happy to with the quality and the dedication of the folks there. it is therefore a great place to have the mercedes cornerstone. >> i wonder how much that has to do with great sales that you had in 2013. i was shopping for an suv and i walked into the store and each and every car and suv in there has a placard saying exactly where it is made and where the parts are from. it seems to be the best strategy have ever heard of. on the one end, the business is global. people do not care too much about it anymore. still, even though it is a truly we use it.uct, class you are selling a lot more of the smaller and sportier cars. i know a lot of guys from silicon valley, they made their first million and they have got their own business

authorities distributing photos and personal details of this 22-year-old woman identify theed as thetan. her husband killed last year by russian security forces. officials are posting a video post by the another group threatening to attack the olympics. u.s. military says it's prepared to evacuate americans if something goes wrong. >> well, federal holiday honoring the birthday of martin luther king junior turned into a day of service for many. some volunteers are making a difference here in the bay area. a community in west oakland came together to plant trees. urban relief organized dozens of volunteers. >> it means a lot to me tho know i'm making a difference some way. and you know, not just out there playing video games or smoking weed. >> volunteers came to the old navy yard to help, paint, clean and to do gardening. one nonprofit refurbishes the apartments for vets. transitional housing is needed around the bay area. >> on the street again, living in their cars and couch hopping from relative to relative. friends to friends. >> my hope they come and be able feel attention and l

witnesses say several people jump from theed building to escape flames. that fire broke out following reports of a big explosion. authorities have not been able to pinpoint the cause but looking at a possible natural gas leak. >> rob ford showed up to get his name on the ballot for next october's election. he was the first candidate there. the mayor of canada's largest city said he would run again even after admitting i smoked crack in a drunken stupor. the city council stripped him of most powers. >> people love rob ford no matter what sde, almost. police in georgia arrested a former investment banker who faked his death, then vanished worth of investor money. writing a long suicide note after supposedly jumping off a suicide boat in florida. a judge declared him legally dead, though police never found his body. that is back in 2011. new year's eve, hello! georgia police stopped a car for tinted windows and it was price. he's been hiding out miles from where he used to live.. >> i cannot believe he had nerve to hide out close to home. >> well, fbi had su

and he also wants more beds available so that nobody can be turn theed away. and the governor is on a fast track for those recommendations, and he wants those to be acted on by the end of the month, and then the task force can go to more complex issues. >>> and companies marketing them as products to lose weight, but the feds disagree and how they are putting the squeeze on four companies involved. >> and the life of a beauty queen and soap opera star whose life was cut tragically short, and what police say is the motive behind the murder. >> temperatures in the teens and how cold is it? >>> guns, chemicals, and bomb-making materials, and we are told that all of the items seen here were found in a glenn burney man's home. he is charged with two counts of having explosive materials, and the authorities were tipped off wheeler was taken to the hospital for a chemical reaction inju injury. they say they are not sure what the intention was for the materials and he is not cooperating with the police. >>> tonight, police in venezuela are looking for the gunman who m

when i was working at the imf, i theed on thailand during dark days of 1998 and 1999. look too many business people that it was never going to emerge from that. they came that warren. they came back as a tiger. it ties up too much to lose. it will come to resolution. a lot can go wrong. >> will a push into a deficit? they are sitting on a fence right now. how deep can it get? you're the exports. it is the outpost. not many people come to visit. that is a big problem. >> 7% of the economy is tourism. it could dry up. investment inflows could dry up. exports.s and lower that could cause of deficit to widen at a time when they do not want that to happen and the contents of qe tapering. >> against hong kong. >> thank you for the relevance. >> you are talking about the chinese. >> hong kong. >> 2 thinks. ieve --gs i bel [laughter] >> they said hold till i keep seeing rate has gone to 40%. a lot of tourist -- they said hotel occupancy rates have gone down to 40%. -- a lot of tourist -- >> they are hit by the role of the monarchy. i am concerned we are in a bout of much longe

four others are serving decades in prison for theed attack on the girl. a sixth is awaiting trial. >> tonight the mother of a man killed during a robbery attempt this morning is making a plea to find her son's kill yefrment the 24-year-old brandon clemens died just after midnight. authorities have not released many details but the victim's mother tells us her son was headed home with a friend and they were confronted by someone that held them up the robber shot clemens when he refused to hand over his wallet and backpack. his mother says her son died a hero. >> my son helped his friend to run. he told his friend to run. >> no arrests have been made. moseley asking the public to come forward with information that would help find the killer. >> when is free speech hate speech? that debate being played out in san francisco. banners advertising a demonstration by those oop yoesed to abortion created a fire storm. abc7 news has the story. >> reporter: have you noticed these banners along market street? pro claiming aborings hurts women? they are hanging from c

they met it, and then some the 49ers landed 3 to 5,000 more spots on the city-own theed course just ahip shot from levis stadium. >> it gives us an opportunity to host large events. that will stimulate the reason. >> negotiations for more spaces at nearby mission college are ongoing. >> there will be tail gating. fans will get barbecue on. >> monday and thursday night games under play. fans are excited but cautious knowing getting there may be tough. >> you have 237. you have, we'll see. i'm not sure what is going to happen. >> public transportation is the way to go. >> so how much will it cost in one of the spaces? what is about 5 to $10 more than it costs to park in candle stick. >> this is big. >> right. if you don't have parking you can't accommodate the crowds. >> thanks for joining us. >> abc7 news begins now with cheryl and dan. >> look at that. a massive clean up is now underway. >> some of us are in basking in the weather high temperatures may be harming fish. >> i'm sandhya patel. second day of record high temperatures today. i'll let you know how long the warmth will contin

center, but more than that he said they spent $2 million more than they needed to do put the family in theederts -- >> what was the total spent? >> the earmark was $25 million, but the cost of the ads we just showed you was 4 or $5 million. but the point is they spent $2 millionmor than they might have done. and palloan has called on hud to go for an inquiry. according to frank palloan, the inspector general is looking into this. >> his opponents are trying to make the case that there is a pattern here? >> yes. and there was the allegation that surfaced last week for the closure on those lanes on the george washington bridge, and there have been allegations ever since that there was a list of mayors they didn't like, because they refused to vote in favor of chris christie. and then today we have proof -- at least it's being presented as proof from several newspapers including the journal and the "new york times" showing emails that there was some kind of list against mayors in new jersey who didn't support the governor' reelection. on july 18th we have a graphic when he announced he was no l

a better candidate with a message more tailored to the concerns of wage earners in theed middle classill do well among his panics, not to look at immigration as a magic bullet. it's not. >> what do you think will happen? the republican party, especially with 2014 elections coming up and primaries within the party, where minor republicans might face conservative opposition. they are. especially if they jump aboard the amnesty train. you'll see activity in the house. they may pass a couple of targeted bills. the senate won't act. they are okay with separate bills, but everything that was in the senate package has to be sent over to them, even if it's in pieces. only then will they act on it. i don't see it happening. i think we'll end the year with no bill on the president's desk. >> it will be an ongoing battle. >> thank you for coming on the show. >> turping to the 1%. are they freaking out. it's become a talking point for politicians and pope francis, putting the wealthy among, bringing one to step forward to complain. >> the 1% are not causing the inequality. they are the job creato

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. >> each couples theed to provide for themselves -- need to provide for themselves. you need to protect your family, this is the way to do it. >> thank you both for your time tonight. >> well french president francis hollande is breaking up with his first lady. francis hollande's companion moved to a paris apart: two weeks ago a tabloid reported that francis hollande was having an affair. >> matches are set to start in june. too much money is being spent on the world cup. brazilians say the money should be spent on public health and housing. there was some vandalism. 100 people were arrested. >> we are eight days away from super bowl. ross is here to preview that game. >> 110 million fans are expected to tune in and watch. both teems flaying into jersey for a preb. in the last check, broncos failed by two points, so kiddy up. >> touch down. >> it's the highest scoring offense, for the denver broncos, versus the number one defense. led by richard sherwin and the leejened of boom secondary. >> you just use manning and brady, you are talking about the greatest pears in

he was rest theed. >> atletico madrid set up a derby. atletico with a lead. equalizer in the first half. atletico secured the 2-1 victory on the night and 3-1 on aggregate. their top storer diego kavt costa. >> mexico city takes top spot. city ended the first half one-up, and the goal gotten after the break. in the second half the company rounded off the scoring. manuel's side sits one point clear of the gunners. >> it's very important because i have adjusted better on what we do in every match. we still have to fight for 45 points more, and i don't think we had that advantage, seeing that the premier league is finished. i think that arsenal, chelsea, liverpool, all of them including tottenham - all of them have chances. >> chelsea remains in third after a goalless score. chelsea manager jose muirino was not impressed with the visitors. >> his objective was not to come here and play good football and try to win or feel part of the quality of the family. his objective was to come for a point. he takes the point. after that he's a lucky man. congratulations. .

. >> and i thought jennifer garner look theed beautiful in the navy. it was gorgeous.nd i'm not a fashionista, but that was beautiful. >> yes, that qualifies. i hope you had fun, we'll get to you later on. >> i heard you in the ear before i went on, she's in the west coast, and it's early and i heard her say, man, it's early right now. >> that's the pitfall of having to report live from the west coast. you feel sorry for you. that was a fun event. i'm sure you had a great time. >> i did, i did. >> thank you. and much more coming up. >>> we'll start with the new threat to the winter olympics. less than three weeks away. look at the video overnight. these are purportedly the young men who carried out a terror attack not far from sochi. you can see them preparing a bomb and issuing a fresh threat. straight to the newest member of the foreign reporting team, hamish mac donald. >> good morning, dan. the group calls its an is a al sue that. it's one of the groups based in the kau causes region. the same region that sochi is located in. the two guys were in the attack at the

in theed to take part floyd's case because i was tired of the same scenario, sing my peers being stoppednd frisked. i myself have been stopped a number of times and i understand very well of the psychological consequences that it has of a person who has been stopped from the time he was 14 and now you carry that burden of being illegally stopped and frisked and your adulthood. i decided to stand up for my community. larger a small part of a battle that we have. i think the city is going in the right direction by killing this. we have a long battle ahead of us. >> that was nicholas pert, one of the plaintiffs in the lawsuit against the city over stop and frisk. was called floyd versus city of new york. explain who floyd was or is. >> david floyd is our lead plaintiff. he is currently in medical school in cuba. david floyd was stopped twice on his block, once about 100 meters from his apartment and another time literally outside his apartment helping his neighbor with a set of apartment keys enter his house. trial to theat significance of this, which is that he felt illegal even on his own

i cocooned myself, didn't watch tv, listen to radio, didn't gous on theed internet, just focusedn theven though the stage is huge, it's just football. >> sean: i don't get nervous doing radio or tv, i'm on the o oair four hours a day, but all of a sudden i was at the white house and hit a a sense of urgency. you played two super bowls. won one, lost one. do you remember what it was like? >> winning ised euphoric. the first one we won in super bowl xvii with only a week to prepare. i agree with matt, the two weeks is too much time to think about it. you want friday to be game day,p because you spent enough time talking about it. now you'd like to play.morr the thing you don't want to get is stale going into the game. he's absolutely right, once the game is kicked off, for the everybody except the fans, it's another football game, but the fans and media all make it sobu big, but for us on the field it's a game of football. >> sean: you're focusing just like you are on any other game, kicked, but you know it's bigger than that -- >> i'd be lying to you if i said it wasn't a bigger stage.

this is something theed o this is something theed ministrn has been working on and if the deal is ultimatelya major fosh pore policy accomplishment, underscoring the fact this is a six month deal aimed attesting iran's seriousness. there are lawmakers on capitol hill who feel as though this deal doesn't go far enough. they want to see new sanctions imposed. let me read you a little bit what have president obama had to say today in a statement. he had says unprecedented sanctions and tough diplomacy helped to bring iran to the negotiating table and i'm grateful on our partners in congress who share our goal of preventing iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon, imposing additional sanctions now will only risk derailing our efforts to resolve this issue peacefully and i will veto any legislation especially acting new sanctions during the negotiation. that last sentence is really key because a majority of senators right now support a bill that would impose new sanctions if iran were to break any part of that deal that was just signed off on. the administration says if that were to happen, if that

conscience won't let me go shoot my brother or some darker people, or some poosh, hungry people in theedn't rob me of my nationality? how can i shoot them poor people? just take me to jail. >> the epitome of standing for something bigger than himself. ali was banned for four years only to come back and become champion again. still, his fight for religious freedom, racial justice, and ultimate defiance that may be lost by others. it may be his most lasting legacy. happy birthday to the champ. i've known many people in my journey, many that were famous. many that were lauded and applauded, but i've only known a few that i would call great. and i certainly mrs. obama has approached greatness. i certainly think there are overs i have met, two or three that have approached greatness. but the great southeast the man that i saw with my own eyes as a youngster who let me become close to him. i used to hang out with him when he would come to town. he put it all on the line, never knowing what the results would be. the greatest is he that gives up the most. he will in turn receive the most. happy

trepidation about continued to buy these stocks but the important thing to look at, the previous guest theed out the earnings, how is this affecting the economy? is the economy doing better? that is the big story. economy will tell us how the stocks will do. liz: i want your assessment. is it doing better? >> my assessment is it is doing better and getting not just marginally better in my view but considerably better. the first start and it is early on someone to see what happens over a couple months adding to will continue. liz: we have all been through the green shoots a couple years ago. that retrenched. i agree with you i think we are seeing a moment by moment looks like we better, as we look at what is going on in the energy complex, that is something that has been interesting because it helped people, gasoline has stayed below $4 a gallon and that continues for the moment. >> yes. we are in and oversupplied market in the energy complex but the winner just a little while ago, we see colder weather coming, has given support to the energy market. right now i feel if we don't get above 95

this point a thank you to the teachers, to the staff, to the resource officers for those schools, theedmip str administrators. many of them were there all night and made sure that if the children were staying in their school, they were safe. they have been aided by the state patrol. we sent state patrol officers to all of the schools where children were being kept. they have worked with the local resource officers of those schools because we were concerned of their safety and of their well-being. i think everyone can report to you as you talk to those schools individually there has been tremendous cooperation from the state level, city level and from the school and district level. that has been our priority. let me tell you how far we have come in that regard. there were several school systems that were affected, some more dramatically than others. last night at midnight, fulton county schools had 99 school buses with children on the roads. by 1:30 this morning, it was down to 45 buses and by this morning, there are zero buses on the roads for the fulton county school system with childr

the phone companies are not equip theed to do the kinds of instant searches. they don't have that data mining. he's putting it on congress and the other thing that nobody's really talking about here is that in june 2015, this whole thing goes away unless congress reauthorizes it. it was sunseted. >> all the more reason for congress to step up and have a real debate. look, be cat's out of the bag on a lot of stuff. go down there and say what you're for. >> that's right. they're calling for him to do that. it sounds like a big about speech, small changes more to come with a congress that is so far hasn't been very productive with much of anything. there is a movement i had i in the house for ending this entire program, right? it got a lot of votes actually in the house side. but a lot of division in terms of where to go on this. you had the leaders of the top two committees feinstein and rogers come out and say basically rubber stamp what the president said, but it definitely feels like the devil is in the details. >> i was in congress when 9/11 happened. there

but theed the way, states did not set up legal alcohol regulatory systems and allow it to be sold legallyeds that wed the are out of enforcing it. california and colorado are more responsible. he could they are trying to set up a regulatory system. public health, public safety issues. if the fed will not figure this out, we will regulate in a responsible way. >> they police the weed, watch the growers. selling edible marijuana products, conforming with safety and health standards. is industrythis imposed because they want to see it go legit. i don't know if i told you this story. one of the things i found remarkable was that when they accept cash in a dispensary, they take the cash and put it in a sealed bag. it is in a special airtight room because they can't let the cash smell. if the bank smellst h the cash, they're done. >> how do they know what weed smells like? >> it's weed, that's why. >> good to see you. this is a big deal. >> we will take a break? >> and we will be back with more. >> we haven't seen a selloff like this since june 20. a big 300 point drop. ♪ >> first there was thi

of theed those pictures umpire conference. no more managers going out and throwing their hats and yelling and screaming and dirt. >> they will keep doing it. they are playing to the crowd appeared that is part of the theater in the game to see the manager store map. they have to do it. >> do you agree they have to shorten the game? >> it can't be four hours all the time. >> what would earl weaver say about the replay? he's with god's team. [laughter] >> he is with the baltimore orioles. they are in the american league, right? baltimore who? out goes the federal reserve's balance sheet. basically, this chart shows the total assets on the balance sheet of the fed, the yellow line command of the s&p 500, the white line, a very close correlation in the past two years, basically moving in lockstep. we are in the pitcher days of the old market right now. with the fed starting to taper, the yellow line getting a little bit -- it will still move higher, but a little less steeply. what happens to equity prices? >> this is a raging them

toward theed solidly idea that immanence is important. speech set for the first time, we will only use ofne strikes in event imminent threat. what that means is a hard question. level,t the conceptual there has been a significant movement based on this side of the atlantic and the other for -- i don't want to say there is a common understanding. but i have a question for everybody. the chinese announced about a year ago that they were planning to use armed drones to kill a notorious drug trafficker over the chinese border. in the end, they decided to capture him. by the standards that we employ, this would have been a legal strike from the way that we think about threat. >> i think not. >> because? speaking, the authorization for those strikes is to authorize the use of military force. we are compliant with international law. as i understand, the chinese position toward druglords -- this would've been a law enforcement operation. we do not use drugs and law enforcement operations frequently. >> really? this guy had kidnapped 14 chinese sa

going back to the chart you theed on the potential, suggestion of share lots of traditional cable --. net neutrality will come on the earnings call. more expensive to watch television online because of the cost of the data, all of a sudden, traditional viewership, cable, watching television over cable becomes a more attractive proposition. the way people think about cord cutting. looking at what are they doing respecttent spend with to big media companies and how much they are doing on their own. issues of -- >> how long does that last? more strength of the internet, how much leverage and for how long do cable companies have? >> with respect to -- making ittrality, more expensive. bill, mymy cable unbundled cable bill about $70 a month. an unlimited amount of bits coming through to watch television, the value proposition of the ecosystem. really think about the concept of metered bandwidth. the more you watch online, potentially the more expensive it could get. if we migrate viewership towards the online basis, it changes the model and the way we think about things. i do not know whe

i don't think the world is -- theed yet this is the new category to go to.ortant point. how do these devices change our the >> the fitness players or maybe getting some of the early lift from that because if there's a quick way for you to better monitor your health and fitness tied to a device, that is an easy one to sort of understand. using -- you don't think -- >> come on, when they can cut your heart rate, more accurately measure the number of calories you have burned, when a connection to take your blood pressure and tell you things about your body you need to know -- >> a were not talking about people who are already very fit. how about people who say, i'm going to cap my steps, walk more, take the stairs and of the elevator? it is making a difference. baby steps. that is affecting people's lives. >> i know she loves her fitbit. apple has proven that you don't bed to be at the show to involved. the biggest stage. if you're not apple, you don't have the luxury of being able to get the world's attention like that. this is the place where everybody is at

boston logan, earlier this morning the flights were all theed there. there are limited flights now going in and out of boston logan airport, so a bit of progress there, and then at bradley airport in connecticut, flight operations are expected to resume there later this morning, but this is all sort of a fluid situation, authorities are keeping an eye on weather conditions, the big issue is visibility, it's creating a tough situation for pilots because you have the snow, the light, fluffy snow kicked up by the whipping wind and ashleigh, there are people sleeping on cots here in the airport that were pulled out of a warehouse. look at the pictures that we have for you about 180 people sleeping on the cots and you can bet a lot will be here even after the conditions calm down. this picture really sort of sums it up, what people here at this airport and the airports all over are really having to deal with. ashleigh? >> one of the first things that my producer who is standing off camera, steve and i go upstairs to get a cup of coffee around 6:30, 7:00 in