the dog instinctively attacked tom, and tom shot her dog rusty in self-defense. >> and then he panicked because he had a prior record, was known to the police, and that no one would believe him. >> so, tom had no desire to explain the incident to police, and gave candra the choice between staying with him or heading back to town. >> i had no way of getting down. i couldn't even drive. i didn't have a license. i didn't know how to drive a stick. >> confused and in shock, candra stayed with brown. but after two days, they reconsidered and decided to notify the authorities. >> he told them that there had been a shooting, and it was an accident, and she backed up his story. he then cooperated and took them to where the body was, helped them recover the rifle. >> to prove his story, tom took a lie detector test and passed. police ruled julio's death an accident. >> the sheriff's department was very supportive of tom brown. i think that they believed the stories and that they wanted to keep an innocent man from being locked behind bars. >> but a few days later, candra changed her story. >>> c

today toms river water is clean. but from the mistake made and lessons learned could not be ignored by other communities. >> the overall societal cost and actual dollar cost would have been a lot less if back in the 1970's that we had a problem here, we can't keep this well field anymore. the chemical companies may be a big dollar item right now, but you're going to have to fund moving this well field to another spot. that's not what we've done here. and, you know, i think that the overall citizens of toms river paid a very heavy price over that 40-year span. >> you need to have tests and you need to have levels of safety for all of these chemicals that we're ingesting. as long as we do not have this information and regulation on these thousands of chemicals that are being ingested all over the country in water supplies, we are not going to be able to protect the future of this country. of these children. >> no corporation, no politician is bigger than a combined voice of people. when people join together and form th

>> when we return, tom steyer's paradise.unning this huge ranch, how is it different than running a hedge fund, a $20 billion hedge fund? >> the northern california coast is one of the most places -- picturesque in the united states so no yonder this is where billionaire tom steyer spends his time. a few miles inland from the pacific is the 1,800 acre ranch steyer and his wife bought in 2002, only an hour outside of san francisco, it's a world away. buying this ranch, was it your idea or your wife's idea? >> i think you can only blame my wife for that one. originally we bought it because the land had been so misused, you could dump stuff here if you paid them a fee. there had been a d.e.a. raid. they had people -- >> why? >> i think they were growing dope. >> oh. running this huge ranch, how is it different than running a hedge fund, a $20 billion hedge fund? >> i'll tell you how it's the same and how it's incredibly different. it's the same in the sense that you think this looks like an asset, but it's actually dramatically

tom brokaw's cancer diagnosis. the former nbc news anchor has multiple myeloma that affects the blood cells in bone marrow. doctors are very encouraged with the progress he's making. joining me now our own dr. sanjay gupta and debra norville and tom brokaw's former colleague at nbc news, an honorary member of the board of multiple myeloma. welcome to all of you. let me start with you if i may, sanjay gupta. to get a grasp of what this is. what is multiple myeloma? >> well, it's a type of cancer of cells within the bone marrow. the bone marrow's the area of the body that's responsible for producing all sorts of different cells. your red blood cells, white blood cells. this is a type of white blood cell that just starts growing essentially out of control. and as a result, it's a type of cancer that also crowds out the other cells so people don't have enough red blood cells, don't have enough white blood cells. that's really the problem. a lot of times what happens in this is that someone may come and develop back pai

tom ford is here.ed "night time, my time" sky ferreira from the at&t stage. tomorrow night kerry washington will be here, michael strahan will be with us, and we'll have music from juicy j featuring wiz khalifa. >> and sunday night our 9th annual "jimmy kimmel live" after the oscars special. our guest will be the always delightful kevin spacey, and we will jam pack every a-list actor in hollywood into something i think you will like. watch us at 10pm on the west coast, and following the late local news after the oscars everywhere else. and again if you'd like to bid on this very fashionable rubber band loom suit you can do so at ebay.com/suitoftheloom. all the money will go to the maxlove project which is a great charity that helps families battling childhood cancers. and if you're not in the market for rubber formal wear, please make a donation at maxloveproject.org. this sunday, our first guest will be seen by an estimated audience of eighty billion viewers around the world when she hosts the oscars

tom? this point aren't weep just piling on the poor russians because they aren't as cool as the west. we are going, ha-ha, they don't have good toilets. >> this city, sochi. never heard of it until the olympics. >> no, i hadn't heard of it. >> let's get to the whining reporters. they are reporters. these athletes they're, they're, they have to compete. and these jerks are going over and writing about it. they can't sleep on a cot. stop complaining. when you go to a another country you should live like the local. if they have crappie hotels. stay in the crappy hotel. >> do you feel that way on tour? >> i don't love the nice hotels. i like a red roof, you know? >> way to slam the red roof. >> no, i like them. i like. >> you like the red roof. because nay suck. i love the red roof, the people there are very nice. they always have, free, free, pastry in a pack. you've know what, tom, i don't want you to offend any more people. andrea. >> you need to know that is a urinal cake. >> the tart flav

>> it is a family show, tom. >> i believe you, tom. >> strong father figure, right?with his son and gets high on a plane. >> what's up with this guy? bieber is doing this because he thinks it makes him look cool like kind of a -- what do you call the -- he wants to be a gangsta-type? he was a teeny bopper. the way you advance from teeny bopper to pop star is you become a bad dude. you start breaking the laws. but it is not going to work for him. we are over that. we have seen it happen so many times before. he should model himself after me. >> that's so true. >> that would be truly radical. who is the radical in the room? tom shillue. >> they are. they are not booing him, they are shillueing hem. that was so stew ped. >> i liked that. >> i can't do that with now shaw sheen ski. >> you should have changed your name. >> there is time. i can get married. celebrities being abusive to employees, how does that make you feel? >> i get so angry with whatever service industry they are in, you can tell they haven't because they are terrible. i have no respect. i don't care how

tom kierein will tell you what the weather is like. tom? >> cold, under a clear sky.'s right about that pothole-producing weather. it's freezing and thawing, freezing and thawing, causing asphalt to break up. we'll have more the next couple of days. we've got the freeze now and the thaw coming in later. cold monday. be prepared for that. dress accordingly because we'll have temperatures below freezing i think through between now and 8:00. as of 8:00, may be in the teens to near 20 degrees. then by noontime, should be into the upper 20s to around 30. much of the region should be peaking around 30, maybe low 30s for a brief time. downtown, making it to the mid 30s early to mid-afternoon. back down below freezing tonight, clouds return after sunshine today. and snow is likely tonight. here is the time frame. by midnight tonight, leading edge of the snow moving into the metro area from the west. and initially maybe just a dusting between midnight and around 3:00 a.m. between 3:00 in the morning, then through around dawn on tuesday, it will quickly exit, head off to the ea

>> when we return, tom steyer's paradise.ning this huge ranch, how is it different from running a $20 billion hedge fund? ♪ >> the northern california coast is one of the most picturesque places in the united states, so it is no wonder this is where the billionaire tom steyer spends his free time. there is an 18 acre ranch he and his wife bought in 2002. an hour outside of san francisco, it is a world away. buying this ranch, was that your idea or your wife's idea? >> i think you can blame my wife. [laughter] originally, we bought it because of the land was so misused you could dump stuff if you paid the fee. >> running this huge ranch, how is it different from running $20 billion hedge funds? >> i can tell you how it is the same and how it is incredibly different. it's the same in that you think it looks like an asset, but it is actually dramatically changed by the people who run it. that's exactly like every organization i have been in, which is having great people at the top. it is unbelievably significant and powerful, an

tom kieran here with our forecast now, tom? >>> we've had that punch yesterday to a second punch today. the third punch is on the weekend. right now we'll start off with a partly cloudy to mostly cloudy sky. reagan national, 31, rural areas in the 20s. so watch out for patchy ice north and west of the metro area through 8:00 to 9:00. they are above freezing by noontime, mid-30s and partly sunny. then 30 degrees by mid-afternoon with a lot of clouds around. then overnight tonight, the colder air begins to move in as rain arrives. we'll have some rain initially with temperatures in the low 30s by around 8:00. but some light icing north and west of us by then. then by 10:00 much of the region including the metro area and points north and west of i-95, icing is likely by 10:00 this evening as we'll be hovering near freezing. then maybe a little below freezing by midnight. icing likely continuing north and west of the metro area. and that is likely going to continue all the way into the morning commute on wednesday. then we've got a

that was my focus only. >> tom? >> i think when we all started doing what we are doing, got into business, we were rallying against those restaurants that were around, that were established for a long time. we wanted to be independent. we wanted to do our own thing. the thought was never let's build something and it will be here for 100 years. certainly, when i was 26, when i had my first chef's job, i wasn't thinking along those lines. even when we opened gramercy tavern, we were not thinking 20 years in the future. >> but you were hoping it would be successful, obviously. >> you hope everything you do is successful yeah. , but when i started cooking, i had no idea that i would be working in new york. i started cooking in new jersey. we do not have a model for a young american chef doing whatever cuisine you are doing. that example of that kind of longevity. >> there was nobody to follow. >> prior to that, you didn't know about chefs. >> getting the cooking job was the last thing you did after you got out of the mi

degrees, tom. >>> it is still february. and old man winter doesn't want to give it up quite yet. we have a likelihood of light snow moving in, but it is several hours away. as you head out the door, you will need your warm winter coat. storm team 4 radar showing a little gray patch there right around calbert county. there's a few flurries there. farther west, storm team 4 radar showing some light snow that is advancing from the west to the east. just now coming into garrett county. and it's into northern west virginia. it's still a good four hours away from getting into the metro area. so we're talking around, maybe 8:30 to 9:00 in the morning it will begin to move in. and here's the timing on this light snow. i think it will leave just a dusting to an inch. my forecast, a dusting to an inch for the metro area between around 10:00 in the morning until 1:00 or 2:00 in the afternoon. it will quickly exit to the east and break up. and we'll get some sunshine breaking out by mid to late afternoon. fast-moving system leaving a d

storm team4 meteorologist tom kierein joins us with the first forecast. tom? >> yeah, it was frederick county, maryland, parts of loudon county that got hit hardest by the icing overnight, that has now pretty much ended. storm team4 radar showing now the last of the rain, and now it's just rain, no longer freezing, because we are getting above freezing, it's in montgomery county, prince george's county, howard county, northern anne arundel, continuing to pull away. a few sprinkles lingering in southern prince george's county, into calvert. here is how much ice fell overnight. just a light glaze south and east of washington. there's washington. generally a tenth of an inch to a quarter of an inch fell in the northern and western suburb, but farther north and west, from montgomery county, loudon county, over a quart of an inch. a few spots in frederick county, some of the spots in washington, panhandle of west virginia, got half an inch of ice. and that, with some of the weaker trees, causing some of the tree limbs to snap off, coming down, and bringing power li

>> thank you, tom. no>> a northern virginia community is mourning the death of their longtime mayor. vienna mayor m. jay seaman died over the weekend. we have more from vienna. >> reporter: it's a somber day here in vienna, many learning that longtime jane seaman passed away sunday. last year, she announced she had lung cancer. >> it's a shame that we lose a good citizen like the mayor. >> reporter: vienna resident jeff donley said he's known the mayor for 20 years. >> she's a beautiful, personable lady, great personality, always thought about the people. she took her job very seriously. >> reporter: she moved to vienna in 1968. she was first appointed to town council in 1996 after her husband, a then councilman passed awayment she filled his council seat and ran for re-election twice and won. in 2000, she decided to run for mayor and won every election since. >> it's a huge loss for vienna as far as somebody who put so much into ensuring that vienna remained the great place that it is. >> reporter: she

i am tom keene. adam johnson and alix steel as survived arlet fu helicopter dropped in eight feet of powder two days ago. time for a morning brief. extraordinarily busy day. china manufacturing fell to the lowest level in seven months. china's central bank also draining cash from the financial system for the second time this week because the rate the bank charged one each other for overnight loans sent to the lowest level in 10 months. finally, japan's trade deficit record to -- widened to a record january. it weighs on prime minister shinzo abe's recovery. 8:30 a.m., the all-important must pay attention cti. we are paying attention to the inflation rate. 945 a.m., bloomberg consumer comfort. doing what mortgage she's was that we have earnings before the bell. walmart and tom's favorite shoes -- crocs. after the bell, nordstrom, hewlett-packard, and groupon. rogers moment. >> it matches your iphone cover. >> they do. i have got my girl iphone cover here. it goes with my pink crocs. let's do a pink da

also joining us cnn law enforcement analyst tom fuentes. tom, you first. there was an awful lot of attention about all of the concerns, the nearby terror activity and whether it would find its way into the olympic games. in what way are you kind of commending russian authorities for having made this a very secure olympic games? >> first of all, fredricka, i was one of those that expected an attack to occur, to think that it was going to be basically impossible for the russians to prevent something if the terrorists really intended to do it. so now that the games closed, there was no attack -- >> what did they do right? >> you know, we may never know exactly what they did right, nor would we necessarily condone whatever it took on their part to make sure that the games were safe. we just know that they were safe. so maybe down the line it will come out. some of the measures that i've heard of that were somewhat extreme was that russian authorities went door to door to the homes and families of known terrorists, took dna samples from all of the family member

tom kean jr.former governor's son. and what's worse, it didn't work. as soon as governor christie was re-elected he took a huge shot at the son of his former mentor, the son of the most respected republican in the state of new jersey and it didn't work. tom kean jr. survived and held on to his leadership position, but it was such a bizarre and unexpected move from chris christie to try to overthrow him. and here's the thing. here's the thing. here's the newly relevant thing. the guy who chris christie wanted to replace tom kean jr. with was this guy. kevin o'toole. chris christie wanted him, this guy, in place so badly as the top republican in the senate that he burned the strongest and oldest bridge he had in politics. he wanted kevin o'toole in there so bad he was willing to betray tom kean like that. you want to know what happened to kevin o'toole? turns out he's the one senate republican who has been assigned to the committee investigating the bridge scandal. oh. and now the newark "star-ledge

tom? >>> that is right.re's a view from our storm team 4 tower cam looking down on -- here in northwest washington. the circle right in front of nbc 4. you see all that snow on the ground there, and where it looks like it's wet, in fact, that is iciness. it's going to stay icy with a clear sky all the way through around 8:00 this morning. what did melt and turned to water overnight is icing up. then i think by mid morning, we'll get abovefreezing. by noon, 40 with bright sunshine. a southwesterly breeze should get us into the low 40s with a partly cloudy sky by mid to late afternoon. are you going out this valentine's day evening? for your date night tonight, it should be fairly nice. you're going to be dodging the slush on sidewalks and many side streets that remain unplowed, still slushy. above freezing through the evening with a southwesterly breeze. staying into the 30s, mid to upper 30s. right now storm team 4 radar scanning the sky. don't have any snow. and we've got a clear sky now. we've got the moon

what are we going to do about this, tom?don't have a christmas club account at my local bank, i have a valentine's day account. it is like a club. you put money aside every week to get ready for the onslaught. our twitter question of the day at "bloomberg surveillance." and massive amount of sensitivity when into this. what are you spending this valentine's day? let's get right to it. it has become huge. it is an extravaganza. and theny card chocolate and flowers. we did not even mention flowers. >> if you don't do anything, you look really bad. -- know, >> you don't want to be the chump that does nothing. >> we are going to look at diamonds and champagne later. >> also, another day and another change in italy's government. prime minister and enrico letta is resigning and italian bonds arising. we will get you caught up on all the latest out of italy next. this is "bloomberg surveillance ." ♪ >> good morning, everyone. this friday morning, it is valentine's day. don't forget it. i'm tom keene bit with me, scarlet fu and adam

but i asked him is he still an uncle tom, and he can't answer.s is hypocrisy, it is kind of the old demagogue routine that we can't accept in america. by the way, does this really affect you? >> we'll bring richard fowler in, as well. watch her dodge this. >> well, i think -- what -- what reverend barber said was in frustration. >> do you think he should apologize? >> i think he has already spoken to that. the tim scott issue, quite adequately. and he has made his statement. and that is where we are. i can't focus on things like that. >> i can't focus, the naacp can't focus on a black senator being called a ventriloquist m dummy, really? >> what does the naacp have in its bilaws, it is supposed to be for the advancement of colored people and also the defense of people being attacked. what is the common thread here? barber, holmes, long-time members of the naacp, what does this tell you about what was once a great organization. >> richard, respond to that. >> thank you for having me. i notice there are millions -- >> she is the interim president,

storm team4 meteorologist tom kierein joins us with his first forecast for midday this monday. tom? >> yeah, barbara, we have a lot of sunshine, and i'm tracking a storm system over the great lakes. storm team4 radar showing that coming into southern lake michigan, illinois, iowa, wisconsin. this area of low pressure is going to be getting closer to the metro area not until, though, late tonight. between now and then, we'll have high clouds drifting over us. this is what's been happening, looking down from space over the last couple of hours. a few high clouds drifting in, and just past 11:00 here on this monday, presidents' day, temperatures are still below freezing. in fact, it's only hovering in the upper 20s to around 30 degrees in the metro area. nearby suburbs, prince george's, montgomery, fairfax counties, and alexandria, arlington, the district, around 30 degrees. in the mid-20s farther west and north. cold air is in place. that's one ingredient. we've got the moisture coming our way for some accumulating snow later tonight. i'll show you my forecast for how much we'll get a

it's my honor to call tom perkins to the stage. tom (clapping) >> complaining one and all. i'd be a lot less nervous if you were dressed in black leathern with a thousand hearts laura. so i'm sure you're all wondering how a haefrl davidson dealer and rider gets to obtain on this stage to a accept an award. i'm a proud alumni with a small story. back in 1975 picture me on the motor vehicle at night heading for home then image a truck headed my way that doesn't stop at the red light i'm sure you can imagine the rest of the story i'm loaded into a ambulance for a bumpy ride to general with a team of decreases and nurses worked throughout the night and into the down u dawn enabling me to live and eventually walk another day they jump started any batteries and with plates rods and sensuous in each leg and vuvenl an affordable leg you can put humpty-dumpty back together again there was no traumatic head injuries - (clapping) but if you ask my wife and children that's up for debate (laughter) after a few years guarantee go by and i'm back on motor vehicles i start to look and real

tom has a copy.urns out as the american who came over and inspired the character who is now on the show. >> this is a love match for my grandparents. catherine was an american in new york who is descendent from the virginia family. her ancestors and sat in the house at williamsburg. she married and it became her home in 1922. >> art of the plot right now is how hard it is to keep an estate like that running and what they are doing to not sell it. talk about how that is echoing what is going on for you. tryings what we are all to do. not selling and working out different ways to make it sustainable. runow much does it cost to the estate for a year ? than mostigger businesses. the castle itself is pretty expensive. the insurance alone would make you blink. >> we have such stereotypes worldwide -- with an americana with some he stereotypes of the so-called aristocracy of the united kingdom. if you have one message for live and about how you what we get wrong about it, what would you say? >> we do work a

>>> yes, tom, still seeing the report of patchy ice.s corner and police are still on the scene. so heads-up. chain bridge road. slow down and use caution. we'll check out the delays this morning. now shooting over to bw parkway, slow from green belt d.c. to 95, delays continue before you reach the route 50 split. over to route 50, that's where we'll find chopper 4 at landover road 202. it is a slow trip inbound for folks, but the good news is i'm not tracking any accidents with a broken down car off to the left shoulder lane not affecting delays here. so just slow trickle into the district. and the rails still check out using metro, marc and vre. no delays. back over to you. >>> 6:54 now. the d.c. council could make changes to a proposal to legalize small amounts of marijuana. if the current bill passes, you would only be fined if police find you with an ounce of pot. some council members want to change the bill as they think police should still be able to arrest you for smoking or having pot in public places like parks or concerts. >>>

. >> storm team 4 meteorologist tom kieran is here with more. tom? >>> good morning. the patchy ice north and west of us, otherwise no travel problems but we do have a winter storm warning just issued. all the counties including howard, montgomery, loudoun, northern faulkier, this is for tonight into wednesday. this morning into this evening we are fine, but mid to late evening we could see a quarter inch of ice possible in this zone. could be a real mess on area roads tomorrow morning. likely we'll have delays tomorrow morning because of that icing coming in tonight. but for today, we'll have just some clouds in and out this morning with patchy fog and ice. watch out for that this morning. we'll be in the upper 20s through mid-30s until noontime. by mid-afternoon temperatures should be right around 40 degrees with the clouds beginning to move in with a light wind. and now we'll check on the commute for this tuesday morning with danella. good morning. >>> good morning. still no accidents in the roadway, but traveling the beltway inner loop and outer loop at connecticu

we just heard tom talking about how arizona's allocation has remained the same.has that meant for the colorado? >> like arizona, california has a very complicated water system. in the winter we have our rainfall and snow in the mountains in the northern part of the state primarily. there are local rivers in different parts of the state. parts of california gets some of its water from the colorado river. in the past not all resources have been in drought at the same time. and as tom mentioned the colorado river is relatively low, but not low enough to have a shortage call. so even in southern california, those areas that are dependent on the colorado river may see their full allocation whereas other areas are more subject to the lack of rain and snowfall. but even in california some farmers in some cities are in better shape than others, and it will be a mixed story even here. >> but what if this continues, does this force some really tough choices down the road, if we're not in fact in part of a three or four-year cycle, but a 12-year cycle as sometimes occurs in

you've got to be in on this action, tom.ere's only one new store you focus on this morning, the ipo off of one game. why couldn't we have just created a game? >> this game is a big deal. it could be valued between $5 billion and $7 billion. >> it is hard to fathom that it generates over $1 million of revenue per day. it is brilliant. it shuts off after four games and you have to buy more. >> i am going with it. i have never played it. others have with my ipad that was completely covered with ritz crackers this weekend. how do they do that? crush the ritz crackers onto the ipad in three minutes. retirement planning in america. in 10 americans are behind the eight ball. we do not save enough. we are living longer. morning is the former governor, the former senator from nebraska. it has not worked out so well. has it? >> it has and it has not. you have seen success of individuals taking charge of their retirement systems. the decline in defined-benefit programs available at the work face -- workplace is not been met with an inc

tom perkins was known as the king of silicon valley. even though kleiner perkins is disavoig their association with him, he was the guru and at one they would tout as being a visionary around a legend and so on. no longer can he get away with this behavior, no longer can the frat boys get away with this kind of behavior. this there is an uproar about sexism, ageism, elitism in silicon valley and this arrogance will not be tolerated anymore that is the good thing that happened. >> a very good prosecution of silicon valley. i'd like to sort of just play devil's advocate for a moment, because it's true sort of once upon a time it was geeks who became filthy rich, now it there is filthy rich geeks a problem around a lot of the issues you had. at the same time, how do we deal with this by taking out of the emotion, because it's become very heated and there are all these ignorant statements being made. at the same time, silicon valley and the technology come out of it is creating vast alps of wealth that wealth is trickling down to a certain

tom, continue. >> hang on. i didn't mean to interrupt you. you now import young lads from thailand and force them to paint their bodies green and worship you. i think playing with these army men did affect you. >> if i imported anyone it would not be ties. i don't know what that means. >> they always complain that barbie gives girls bad body image. you know who gives them bad body image? the girls themselves. there are sticks coming out of them. 24r* is a torso -- there is a torso, draw it. >> i thought you were going to say you know what gives them a bad body image? me. >> what is worse is when they bring them to life. >> barbie looks fine. she looks like a woman. look at barbie. to me that looks like a m would. >> hang on. can i bring in the lovely lady? do you really think barbie and her three-inch waist looks like a woman? >> it is shrinkingen down. >> it is a scale, not to scale. >> is there a barbie doll here? >> i think i am the closest thing you have. >> i used to play with barbie dolls as a little child. i know that kind of thing. i

court is an uncle tom. a black man allows himself to be used to carry the message of a white man, which is against the interests of black people in america, in my opinion, that is an uncle tom. >> in my opinion, clarence thomas is a very prolific uncle tom. >> all right, joining me now to talk more about his confrontation, patriot radio host, and democratic strategist, richard fowler. you were there, you confronted him. he stands by his ignorance. >> not only does he stand by this, but as we'll see as we play out this story, sean, it is more about exposing ignorance, hypocrisy, bigotry, the difference here is that alvin holmes is somebody who uses this. he is smart enough to use it because it plays to something that matters to them, which is frankly the dishonesty in this when you think about somebody who knew martin luther king jr., who has been in the house in '74 in alabama. who has been through the tough times but yet continues to argue back then what happened pre-civil rights, not now. >> all right, le

it's my honor to call tom perkins to the stage. tom (clapping) >> complaining one and all.'d be a lot less nervous if you were dressed in black leathern with a thousand hearts laura. so i'm sure you're all wondering how a haefrl davidson dealer and rider gets to obtain on this stage to a accept an award. i'm a proud

we just heard tom talk about how arizona's water remains the same. and what does that mean for the colorado. >> unlike arizona, california has a very complicated water system. in the winter, we get our rainfall and snow in the mountains in the northern part of the state primarily. and there are local ground water resources in the northern part of the state. and rivers in different parts of the state. parts of california gets some of its water from the colorado river. in the past, not all of those resources have been in drought at the same time. and in fact, this year, as tom mentioned, the colorado river is relatively low, but it's not low enough to promote a shortage call on the colorado. so even in southern california, those areas dependent on colorado river water may see their whole allocations, whereas other areas that are dependent on snowfall in northern california have very very low reservoirs. it depends on where you are, and how didn't you are. and what your options are. but even in california, some farmers and cities are in better shape tha

i am tom keene.me is scarlet fu and adam johnson. >> lawmakers and ukraine are pledging to protect bank deposits while a new government is formed. about 70% of deposits were withdrawn las vegas police and protesters battle. and a vote to form a new administration is planned for tomorrow any country's parliament. moving on, heisman trophy winner james winston at-bat against the new york yankees. yesterday, the florida state quarterback is also a pitcher outfielder. he struck out and grounded out in the play. maybe he ought to go back to the gridiron. he was probably will that are at winning the football matches. >> but that is really cool. >> an athlete is an athlete. you've got to respect a guy for being able to wear a bunch of different hats. and the obesity rate for 5 dropped by 2 to more than 40% over the last decade. about 8% of children in that age group were found to be obese according to a study from the centers for disease control and prevention, but obese figures for the overall u.s. populat