paris he is the director of studies at the institute of democracy and cooperation in london we have tony help and he is a journalist and former moscow bureau chief for the times and in moscow we cross to dimitri bobbitt he's a political analyst with voice of russia all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it john if i go to you in paris the government has resigned the cabinet has resigned you know covert has reached out to the opposition so is the ball in his corner or the opposition's. well in a sense it's in the opposition's because they have been making the running in this as you said in your question they have or you applied anyway in your question they have shown extreme violence the opposition they have shown themselves to be very radical they've demanded of course the resignation of the president which they haven't yet attained and the government for the most part has responded with proposals of compromise the earlier proposals to appoint one of their members as prime minister was rejected and now the compr

i'm tony harris.e country's president ukrain ukraine's viktor yanukovych, agreed to scrap measures against the protestors. the opposition wants aid allowed into the city of homs, deadlocked over a transitional government. >>> the midwest is being hit by arctic like conditions. airlines are cancelling flights and emergency teams are mobilizing to clear the roads. >>> federal prosecutors have filed money laundering charges against two men operating a bitcoin operation, accused of selling over $1 million on the black market website silk road. >>> at the time's fifth state of the union. top advisors say he will demand lawmakers take action and is willing to use executive action to advance his agenda when necessary. you can watch the state of the union here on al jazeera america starting at 6 o'clock. "real money" with ali velshi is next. >> right now, your investments are taking a big hit over fears of a crisis half a world away. i'll help you make sense of emerging markets and how they're connected to th

i'm tony harris. transitional government talks breaks up less than an hour after it started. >>> in ukraine, people clark with police may lead to a state of emergency. apps like angry birds may be leaking information about you to the nsa. >>> anatoly pakhomov says there are no gays in his town. there are no signs of progress after four days of talks in geneva aimed at ending syria's long and bloody civil war. the negotiations are deadlocked over political issues including a possible transitional government. but u.n. mediator lakhdar brahimi says there is a willingness to continue the talks. discussing how women and children can leave the besieged city of homs. there is no talk about leading a u.n. humanitarian mission into that city. >> there is real need, i'm begging asking something be done about this area. >> nick shifrin is in that area. not a new ask from the regime but maybe you can tell us just how far apart the two sides are right now. >> well, as one official put it to me today, there is a ch

i'm tony harris. here's a look at your top stories. ira iraq's prime minister called residents of fallujah to drive out what he calls terrorists. rebels from a group called islamic state of iraq are battling government forces to control the cities of ramadi and fallujah. >>> the supreme court put same-sex marriages on hold in utah. the court agreed to a request from state officials there to stop weddings while they appeal a different court decision from last month. hundreds of couples got married in that time. the legal status of those marriages are now in doubt. >>> deep freeze, posing serious threats to much of the country. people are told to stay inside. the windchill in some areas making it feel as cold as negative 60 degrees. right now there's a bitter cold and freezing temperatures are working east and south. in atlanta, for example, where folks there are just not used to this kind of cold. the salvation army has set up a shelter for people who need relief from the temperatures. robert gray is there, and robert, you were inside e

science will defy tony bosch.osch's word uncorroborated by anything and of course, science. >> pelley: tacopina says the science would show that if bosch was doping rodriguez, rodriguez never could have passed a dozen drug tests. tacopina says that bosch was essentially paid to be a witness when baseball agreed to cover his security and legal fees. alex rodriguez has filed a suit against major league baseball that claims that you've paid him essentially $5 million. >> manfred: there's absolutely no basis for that claim. it's just absolutely untrue. >> pelley: you say you can't pay him to be a witness, but you're paying for his security guards, you're paying for his lawyers, and you're dropping your lawsuit. haven't you given him every incentive to tell you what you want to hear? every incentive for him to lie? >> manfred: i think that mr. bosch's credibility on these issues, whatever his motivations, whatever we did for him, was established by his willingness to come in, raise his right hand, testify, and by the f

the day before yesterday shows that this state is a state which really is extremely fragile indeed tony how do you reflect upon that because you know coverts for better or worse he's making compromises he did over the weekend it was rejected by the opposition i mean what more do they want after all mr unocal which is democratically elected in recognized by western capitals and everyone else in the world the view the electorate spoke why do they need him removed now i think it has to be recognized that the trigger for this latest round of the crisis which has been going on already for more than a couple of months was the passing of these repressive laws on january the sixteenth which have now been repealed in a hurry today and the reason those laws have been repealed is because of the reaction it produced from people on the streets they were designed specifically to criminalize people who have until that point been demonstrating peacefully for the most part only but today justified the violence did that just that either violence all of a part of the protestors later does that justify vio

i'm tony harris.f you would like more on the stories on our website, go to aljazeera.com. >>> "america tonight" with joie chen is next. >> on america tonight, promises, promises. as the president prepares for his biggest annual address, a remindish of how things went after the last one. >> it says a lot about the president's effectiveness. when people look back at history, they look at what they actually accomplished. >> also tonight, the fight for chicago. one year after the president highlighted her story to galvanize america, what has and hasn't changed.

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tony, a messy night. >> kevin, appreciate it. thank you. >> all right, day five of the syrian peace talks have come to an abrupt end. a mediator cut the session close because a regime is angry over the u.s. providing aid to the opposition. the meetings are now deadlock while the humanitarian crisis grows much more severe. >>> shortly after the government they repealed anticipate protest laws the moves are seen as major concessions to protesters after weeks of unlest. but opposition leaders say it is not enough. the demonstration started two months ago after ukraine's president announced closer ties to russia. >>> two colorado cantaloupe farmers have been sentenced for their part of a deadly disease outbreak. the men will send six months to home detention. they pled guilty to charges of outbreak of listeria that started at their farm. it killed 33 people and dozens of others got sick. each man will have to pay $150,000 to the families of the victims. that's it for now. >> richelle, appreciate it. coming up after the break heidi zh

i'm tony harris with a look at today's top stories. officials faced questions from a un committee over how the catholic church has handled clergy who abuse children. they denied allegations that the church protected pedophile priests. >>> the syrian coalition has released a statement saying they find it, quoted, impossible to participate in the peace talks scheduled next weeks geneva. >>> tomorrow president obama will unveil new guidelines for federal agencie

but tony, there is no clear winner.there are some hashtags out there, some selfie olympics, take a look at this one, you recall this scene right? et phone home. >> oh k et, thank you for helping me on that one. all right there's a hashtag and you can play along no prizes but it's good fun right? cool maria, good to see you. >>> record breaking cold take hold much of the united states, dave warren has your national forecast, that's next. going seriously, bitter even dangerous cold force being people to stay indoors right now. as many as 150 million affected by the dangerous temperatures. dave warren, if you might tell us when this will lift? >> about two or three days from now. we will get some relief. as by ther cold air can't stay cold that long. will reduce a bit each day. every once in a while it will change a bit, a little bit of this breaks off and moves south. you get this spinning here, there's an area of low pressure aloft because this is cold and dense, it stays around, days at a time. very cold air is over the

i'm tony harris with a look at today's top stories. as people in the northeast dig out from the first major snowstorm of 2014 temperatures are expected to plunge. [ protesting ] >> palestinian protesters take to the streets as secretary of state john kerry arrives in ramallah for talks with president mahmood abbas. the u.n. said rebels are marching on the capitol juba. and the battle over birth control. the obama administration asks the supreme court to not allow religious groups to opt out of that provision of the affordable care act. ♪ >> much of the east coast has spent this friday cleaning up the mess left behind after the first major winter storm of the year. people across the region woke up to heavy snow. more than two feet falling in some parts of massachusetts. and when the storm moved out, frigid temperatures moved in. we begin our coverage with richelle carey. she's at columbus circle. can you walk us through this day. i know it was a real pain during the early morning commute, but how are things going in the afternoon? >> re

in providence, rhode island, there's tony lapour with his white gloves and whistle directing traffic. to argue with that truck. he was too big. >> he may look like an ordinary cop, but the residents of this new england town have found that tony is anything but ordinary. >> everybody out of the pool. >> through a flurry of whistle, tweets and flashy dance moves, tony performs the routine that he's been perfecting for more than 25 years. >> always wanted to be a performer growing up. so i could look at dance steps and know what to do just watching them on television. i would go out and do a couple of hand movements and a couple of spins. and once i saw our boss come down the street, i would go back and do it the traditional way so they wouldn't catch me. i did it consistently after that for a half hour to 45 minutes a day. >> tony was already a local legend by the time he made an appearance on "nightly news" with tom brokaw. >> well, i can tell it's monday. i haven't gotten one smile today yet. >> "countdown with keith olbermann." >> finally to providence, rhode island, where no holiday

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are tony. >> thank you jonathan. i spoke to sheldon krensky, how are toxic chemicals can be stored so close to drinking water. >> the first thing you ask is what's the worst case scenario. what we have just seen is the worst case scenario. somebody should have asked, what happens if this tank ruptures, where does the spill go and what will be contaminated? >> professor explained that this is regulated by the states although there are federal guidelines. another tough day in what has been a tough week for governor chris croifd. it started last wednesday when, lain closures on the george washington bridge in september. during a news conference the next day, the governor fired the aide and denied there were other is incidents. today the state legislature announced the formation of a bipartisan committee to investigate the bridge-gate scandal. >> this has become larger than a transportation issue and that is the reason we're creating the supercommittee. the cools and the leadership under chairman wisnewski, this trail ma

>> yeah, a lot of people impacted, tony. frankly, frozen in their tracks, whether at train stations or airports for the second straight day records are falling as the bitterly cold arctic air moves across the country. >> reporter: from the midwest where indiana's governor has declared a state of emergency for 29 counties. >> temperatures kept dropping in the house. and my son was very concerned. >> reporter: south to georgia which saw snow in single digit temperatures for the first time in decades. schools closed, shelters opened in atlanta. >> i'm wearing long underwear. i feel like i'm going skiing but i'm not. i'm going to work. >> reporter: many states seeing stunningly low temperatures. new york just yesterday was in the 50's. 20 hours later a near 60-degree plunge. temperatures shattering a record of you 2026 j this is cold. i should have stayed home. >> reporter: the city's efforts to reach out for the homeless. >> we'll look for you later. >> reporter: amtrak said a large swing in temperatures is straining equipment

>> indeed they do, tony. the fact that they have a previous deportation order, which used to be civil, and not criminal, they would be swept up in it, and the fact that 2 dozen of them were arrested. and they chose to be arrested as an act of civil disobedience. i followed up with it to ask if it would make you a deportation priority. and they confirmed that yes, indeed. so if you have nothing else on your record, but having been arrested as an act of disobedience, that too will get you swept up in the kerry foreman. program. >> what we witnessed in new orleans is absolute desperation and anger in the streets. those couple of dozen people arrested were part of a much larger demonstration that took over the main avenues downtown in rush-hour traffic. they took it over for about three hours in november. there were hundreds of people there, roughly 2 dozen were arrested. and these are not activists, from what i can see. these are undocumented migrants caught between the hammer and the anvil of a broken immigrati

>> yeah, tony, and these are the texts that protestors said they received.hey are all sent around the same time. seven minutes before midnight, 12 minutes after midnight, and just ten minutes before midnight. now, the phrasing is similar to a new law making it illegal to participate in the protest. so some of the reactions we have seen or this facebook page they must have pulled activity records. i wrote back saying thanks. and you have this twitter reaction that says you calm that creepy, unfortunately, the text message that ukraine protestors got from the ukraine. now, the three cell phone companies in the ukraine denied that they had scene the message or provided location data to the government, but that's what the protestors suggests happen. the former minister for russia things are getting really scary, and clearly if you are getting these messages on your phone, it feels threatening. >> yeah, and that's what these people are saying, it was definitely a threat and a threat they say from the government. >> appreciate it, thank you. we'll take a break, an

i'm tony harris in new york. "inside story" is next on al jazeera america. >> recreational use of marriage legal and production for recreational use. but authorities still consider both a crime. the careful walk through the new legal landscape is the new inside story.

>> reporter: i can't hear you, tony.he flakes are getting bigger and bigger, i would imagine, yes, go on. >> and it's already causing travel problems. the storm that you're in the middle of with those big thick plates. >> reporter: yes, they're talking about this being the i-95 corridor storm. you know the i-95 goes all the way from miami to the tip of the country. the bit of a snow dump of 12 inches or more that you were talking about, that's going to come down between roughly washington, d.c. and boston. there is travel chaos expected on the road. on the rail ways, and i've just come from penn station, we see a couple of delays on the amtrak system. the local system seems to be okay. we'll get the snow going all the way tonight. so tonight's commute is being badly disrupted, and disrupted,t casualty so far is governor chris christie of new jersey who has declared a state of emergency in his state, as has the governor of delaware. and because the weather is so bad, they were going to have a big party on ellis island on

the last update we have from fire officials tony, 1700 acres have burned.it. one person has suffered minor injuries and about 2,000 people have been evacuated. you can probably hear helicopter going above me, there is an aerial a sought here, they have strike teams on the ground as well. and this is a multiple agency effort to try to get this fire under control. it has been fueled by extremely dry conditions and also earlier today the santa ana winds, these are heart, dry easterly winds were blowing gusts up to 40 miles per hour. while the fire crews are having a hard time getting the upper hand on this fire, it didn't take fire officials long at all to discover how the fire was started. and who started it. three people, as you mentioned, tony, have been arrested and charged with recklessly starting a fire. >> they were all three together. the way it's told to us is that all three of them were together at the time, sith around this campfire, a breeze kicked up and that's what caused the fire. >> reporter: and this fire is a great way to have a larger conver

over to you. >> reporter: they sure are, tony.team boat is a little town of 12,000 people, three hours northwest of denver, and it's well-known as a ski resort, but it may be one of the best kept secrets. this town cranks out more olympic athletes maybe in the entire world. steam boat athletes have made 137 appearances at the olympics, and here's why. >> forget football. this is how they do friday night lights in steamboat springs. the kids line up and launch themselves into the darkness. saturday morning it's time for speed camp. and saturday afternoon a cross country race. for all these kids this is base camp. the steamboat springs winter sports club. it's a place to play, meet, and compete. >> i'm on top of the hill, and it may be humble compared to big sister steam boat across the valley, but here this is mount olympus. they say the city is built out of dirt and dreams. on these slopes they've been quietly cranking out olympians for a hundred years. but even one of the club's most celebrated sons says win something not what th

i'm tony harris live in new york. president obama announced changes to the nsa spying. >>> 16 people died in an attack on a restaurant in kabul, afghanistan, it happened in a neighbor that is home to several embassies and foreign consulates. the tell ban has claimed responsibility. >>> a document shows pope benedict xvi derocke defrocked 0 priests

tony, people have been tweeting about this all day. ten years after: >> yes, i bet there are a ton more out there, and glad you were able to get what you were able to get. >>> president obama has announced a new effort to combat poverty. calling for a day of action. the first of five promise zones, and these are areas in the country that need help to bounce back. san toneio, philadelphia, los angeles, southeastern kentucky, and the choctaw nation of oklahoma. the goal is to tackle poverty, expand educational opportunities, and access the affordable housing and opportunity. michael, i've been reading about this today. but it seems that these are enterprise zones of years ago. >> empowerment zones. >> yes. >> it's a different thing. and ever since the reagan administration, if you want to go back to the 50th anniversary of the war onty. on poverty. if you go back, these are public-private partnerships, and they're all kinds of ways to invigorate economic growth and education, and try to eliminate some of the children that are born into t

i'm tony harris. breaking news, a new allegation that chris christie knew about the controversial lane closures as they happened. a big hurdle just cleared for the keystone pipeline. the state department says it has no major environmental objections. a new effort to help millions of americans who have been unemployed the longest and dozens of companies have signed on to change how they hire. >>> a protestor in ukraine claims he was kidnapped, beaten and crucified as the country battles on the brink of civil war. >> and again, we top this newscast with breaking news. the "new york times" reports that the port authority official who personally oversaw the controversial lane closures in new jersey is saying that governor crest christie knew about the closings as they were happening. and he says he has the evidence to prove it in a letter his lawyer released. david wild stein says the orders to close the lanes on the george washington bridge came from the christie administration and says evidence exists,

four of them are democrats tony.n order to strike it down, three republicans have to join them. >> okay, maria, you'll stay on top of that for us appreciate it thank you. >>> okay, let's get you to wall street, take a look at the numbers here. oh that's not good. a tough start to the week i'd say, the market falling 179 points. big earnings reports being released this week. among the reports that will be closely watched, j.p. morgan chase, the country's biggest bank is expected to have a profit of more than $5 billion on revenue of almost $24 billion. it is the first earnings report since the bank's $13 billion settlement with the government over bad subprime loans. and listen to this: a record setting budget surplus for the united states thanks to fannie mae and freddie mac. the treasury says washington was $53 billion ahead in december, the mortgage finance companies gave uncle sam nearly $40 billion as part of their 2008 bailout agreement. and coming up on al jazeera america, customer data, those breaches growing

i'm tony harris taking a look at today's top stories. chris christie state of the state address begins with an apology. the new jersey governor admitting mistakes were made. and a violent shooting by a student at a middle school in new mexico critically injured two children. the latest on these developing stories. >> the vote is widely seen as a referendum to ousted president morsi. the constitution would solidify government control. right now the control of 15 to 40% of egypt's economy. egypt has been an important u.s. ally in the middle east. but the u.s. cut aid out of morsi oust her. we have more on the vote. >> egyptians certainly are getting used to having to vote. this is the third time they've been asked to approve the constitution in three years. this didn't deter them. they turned out in voting stations around the country. >> it's it step forward and improvement over the last constitution. so i hope that we'll get a resounding yes vote. >> voting in cairo, it's the first real step on military's backed government. a yes vote wil

>> thank you, tony. in massachusetts the 15-year-old accused of killing a high school math teacher has pleaded not guilty to raping her. phillip already pleaded not guilty to rape, robbery, and murder charges. last week, a second charge of rape was added. police say he killed and raped her after she asked him to stay after school for extra help. he was 14 years old at the time of the murder. in new york, police arrested 81 people for prostitution and dealing cocaine in the week leading up to the super bowl. an 11 month investigation show p they call the sex have drug combination a party pack. officials say the ring texted potential clients in new york. in texas a fort worth police officer will not face charges for the shooting death of a man he mistook for a burglar. when he did not drop the weapon. in salt lake city parents are outraged after a school threw out children's lunches. 40 students at the elementary school had their lunches taken from them bought of because of outstanding balances. the school

tony mendes. tony described to me what to see. what is generation x. >>: it's definitely a mix i categorize it and for different desperate generation x to on the house. we have generation x of that on the house for its first-time home buyers and winners. we break that down and to. generation x is more likely to be married the generation live. when you're married you're more likely to start a family and that's when the pressure to on a home kickstand. it especially in a good neighborhood. i love the one of those good good neighborhood and there'sinventoo have to buy plus 20%. everyone wants to buy it. >>: inventory is definitely a big problem this is why i think we have a different era of real-estate permit with people living and their houses longer periods we of generation x and i can't afford i'm just going to improve the property at half. my kids like their friends are like the school where one to improve our house. it's one to be more money donnish as a tough market. >>: it's something. curry said the graves of cold. curry scho

go ahead, tony. >> let's go back to what joe said.said that no, she didn't say there is no criminal charges yet. yes, she did. this has been leaked in the "wall street journal." the irony is they haven't even concluded the report number one. number two, she has not interviewed anybody. how could you conclude this without interviewing victims. >> i like jim comby the head of the fbi. he is an honorable guy. what the hell is he doing putting someone from the hate crimes unit to involve -- to do an investigation of the irs when the fbi hasn't even spoken to any of the victims? you know what? let's go on. i want you, joe, this is a clip of then senator obama talking about spying on americans. >> this administration also puts forward a false choice between the liberties we cherish and the security we provide. i will provide our intelligence and law enforcement agencies with the tools they need to track and take out the terrorists without undermining our constitution and our freedom. that means no more illegal wiretapping of american citize

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and tony, there's a lot more in here.hese indictments the charges arranged from something that happened last summer, all the way back to a murder committed in 1969. >> all right, appreciate it. am necessarysy international says human rights and liberties are even harder to find three years after egypt's popular revolution. noters have passed raws to make it easier to silence critics. two have had their detention extended by 15 more days producer and correspondent have already been detained for 26 days. they are accused of spreading laws harmful to state security. al jazeera says are totally unfounded. central african republic has sworn in a new interim president who will have to bring a muslim rebel and christian militia together, in months of fighting, taking power after the former president was forced to step down, more than 1,000 people have been killed and more than 1 million more have fled their homes in the conflict. police in inyeah say a young woman was gang raped for falling in love with a young man outside her e

i'm tony harris with a look at today's top stories. a bitter clash over bashar al-assad's future that could threaten syrian peace talks. violence in ukraine becomes deadly. protesters killed in anti-government unrest. an attack by al by al-qaeda on . embassy in tel aviv foiled by israel. and chemical leaks in west virginia, some folks still refusing to drink the tap water because of it. >> a peace conference in switzerland did not get off to a promising start today. meeting face to face for the first time since the conflict began, and both sides are very far apart when it comes to bashar al-assad's future. the u.n. mediator said he will meet with each side tomorrow to see if they can sit down for talks on try. nick schifrin from montreux, switzerland. nick, the difference came in sharp focus today on day one. there is a real since a chasm between these two sides. the goal is to create a transitional government to replace bashar al-assad, but assad is talking about running in the next presidential election. given that the two sides are

the team in new york led by tony harris. tony?>> the team here in new york wants to weigh in on the economics of the speech tonight from the president and i'm reminded, we have talked about wage and equality and i understand that is a term. it is not testing well and the democrats are saying tap that down a bit. but the president has to address the issue in the state of the union address, one in five children in america, the richest country in the world is living in poverty. >> yes, the politics on the democratic side are saying look this is what we the democratic party are fighting for. he's not going to get a sort of major legislative policy through the congress in terms of dealing with poverty in america, but it is a huge political opportunity for him as he's looking ahead. >> we have seen cody. these are the pictures from earlier in the day. going through the speech and the last edits. with that, we are sending it back to john and joie in washington, d.c. >> thank you, tony. president clinton's former chief of staff is joining

and i'm tony harris with a look at the top stories.resident obama has unveiled the promise zones, aimed at eliminating poverty and creating jaws. eastern kentucky and the choctaw nation of oklahoma are the first five areas, and 20 areas will be chosen by 2013. >>> new jersey governor, chris christie, has fired one of his top staffer s. after she leaked a plan to start a traffic jam near the george washington bridge. >> i had a tight group of peopl

tony, well, it's eye catching that's one of the nicer comments.ere is the male version of the uniform, what are the comments? well, somewhere in wisconsin a grandma is happy they chose her swelter design. and jeff says hey, american olympians your first grade teacher she wants her sweater back. kind of like a christmas ugly sweater party. some people like it, someone said it looks like a christmas sweater, i like it. so tony, ralph lauren they got heat because the unican forms weren't made in the u.s.a., this time they say they used 40 domestic partners to manufacture these, so how much do these sweaters cost? some $595. $95 for the hat, but look, it could be worse. germany, definitely gives team u.s.a. competition. >> right. >> and this one is -- >> that's insane, what is that. >> this is the nor ow january curling. >> you wouldn't even put that on your table cloth. >> you request go dancing in this. >> just saying. >> i suppose, that's the curling team. >> the curling team for norway. >> well with, that's the only time. >> this, or this? what do

>> reporter: tony, i'm--my apologies, tony, my ear piece just went out. >> it's frozen that's what it is. >> reporter: my apologies. >> it's frozen, that's what it is. richelle, thank you. i got to tell you the frozen temperatures made fighting fires very difficult. in massachusetts two fire hydrant lines became frozen while firefighters tried to douse a building fire. they eventually got them to work again, and here's what it looked like after they put out the fire. a thick layer of ice covering the entire structure. the snow and ice is not the only thing that residents in massachusetts are dealing with. major flooding as well. the national guard has been deployed to help with the ask you. during the storm 50 mph winds whipped up big waves that pounded homes along the beach, and now the water we're told is trapped behind sea walls. and social media is really lighting up with pictures and stories with this storm. marie has been following this for us today. >> reporter: touching upon what you just mentioned. 400 members of the national guard had been called to help out i in the affecte

i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. and always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. >>> well, from mushrooms to snakes, it took about 6 people to lift this giant python down in sydney, australia. atomic betty had her -year-old weigh-in at the australian reptile park. atomic betty tip the scales at 308 pounds just a little heavier than last year. stay with us. ,, [son] all right,she has no idea. [man] no one told her,right? [son]hi! [mom screams] on the target security brea. cancelling your credit cards just the beginning. we found out just what kind of >>> coming up tonight at 5:00 some new information on the target security breach canceling your credit card only the beginning. we found out what kind of damage thieves can do with all the information. that and more tonight at 5:00. >>> well, a bay area woman is getting healthy with a little help from youtube. >> i am overweight. i have low self-esteem. i am going through depression. and i want to change all of that. >> well, she needs a little help. the woman from san

time' tony harris.efense secretary robert gates wrote in his book sharply criticizes vice president joe biden's i thin instincts. >>> investigation of two helicopter crashes. the first happened in norfolk, virginia, and the other happened in engla

vamos con mi luchito, oscar, tony, un placer tenerlos aquÍ.ienen y los cargos son manejar bajo influencia, tener licencia suspendida. >>> y la carrera. >>> no, no le pusieron un cargo por velocidad. cuando supuestamente lo primero que hicieron fue eso. >>> ayer. >>> el responsable de todo esta operaciÓn en miami beach estaba felicitando a todo el equipo por esta estupenda aprehensiÓn, tenÍan los ojos del mundo en esto se habÍa hecho justicia. >>> si, habÍa que detenerlo, aunque fuera justin bieber. >>> sÍ, pero media hora que estuvo ahÍ. >>> estuvo diez horas guardados. >>> 8 horas. >>> diez, diez. >>> los ciudadanos comunes y residentes comunes y corrientes, ves esto, indignado, por 2500 dÓlares que lo da de una propina en la esquina, lo dejen salir. >>> es una tarifa estÁndar. >>> no se trata de eso. >>> no se trata del dinero. >>> no, no se trata de eso. >>> no se sabe quÉ va a pasar ahora. >>> son actitudes recurrentes en un muchacho Ídolo de masas, en brasil, estuvo con prostitutas en colombia haciendo graffitis en la calle. tirando huevo

he's the fittest -- tony is the fittest dude you've ever met.ox, he dances. he's in such great shape. and here he is playing my dad. i challenged him to a push-up competition. figuring all right, i'm in really good shape. i could probably take this guy. he still beat me. he still beat me. >> jimmy: is it who could do the most? >> we were doing it at the same time. it went up into the -- i forget what it was. it was in the 60s. he barely beat me but he beat me. the back flip may have been retribution. >> jimmy: he's still the boss. >> no one ever said that to him. i'm sure he didn't hear that enough. >> jimmy: there's a lot worse things you could hear. what you talking about, willis. you might get a little tired of hearing if you were one of those people. >> that would happen. >> jimmy: what about the -- i know this is one of these things that is a big secret, or maybe you don't even know the answer. will you play -- meryl streep said she would be in a superhero movie. will you be in a superhero movie anytime soon? >> well, i'm working at the ver

>> tony, that's the big question. health officials and state officials want to know why they're just learning about this. we have learned that they don't believe there is any new health risk, but they're going around and doing testing on some of the tampsamples to see if it is detectable in the water. officials are still saying they believe the water is safe to drink. >> a second chemical pph leaked from a soldier tank along the elk river part of the same spill three weeks ago. >> when i saw that there is this new chemical, one of many, i'm sure, nothing at this point can surprise me, and i will never use the tap water here again, ever. >> state officials apparently didn't know either. they found out about the pph when they received a document tuesday afternoon from freedom industries. about 300 gallons of pph were in the tank. the mixture of mchm crude used to clean coal. the secretary of west virginia's department of environmental protection. >> according to the folks from freedom who revealed this to us yesterday,

bob and tony will break it down.a day in the wildcard round and a look ahead to the divisional round next weekend. new orleans will go to seattle if they win this game. and face the number one seeded seahawks. philadelphia goes to carolina if they win. whoever goes wherever, the winner goes to the other city. >> cris: this is going to come down to shayne graham playing for his ninth team. replaced garrett hartley. shayne graham has had big misses in the playoffs. i remember in cincinnati, one in particular. so he's been perfect so far for the new orleans saints. but it is going to ride on his back unless they can pick up a first down here to make it even closer. >> al: second and six. and this is going to be khiry robinson taking it very close to a first down. take a look. the officials checking over at the sideline and vinovich is going to bring the chains in. that stops the clock but only momentarily. they'll rewind it after they measure here. clearly right now in extremely makeable field goal range. here's robinso

i'm tony harris with a look at today's top stories. the massive security breach at target stores grows even bigger. 100 million americans now affected. >> i didn't know it was going to be this chaotic. >> a chemical spill causing chaos in west virginia. people clearing out store shelves after being told they can't drink, cook or bathe with contaminated water. >>> and 74,000 jobs created last month. a look at the disappointing employment report. >> the massive data breach at target stores has grown even larger, the nation's second largest discount retailer said more shoppers than previously thought is impacted. it's as many as 100 million americans whose information could be compromised. john terrett is more with what may be the second largest data breach ever. >> this story just keeps on giving but all in the wrong ways. it look at target a was a little off target, pardon the pun, when assessing how many customers were attacked. originally it was 40 million actaccounts, but then they found there was an additional 70 million accounts th

i'm tony harris with a look at today's top stories.the dow fell 318 points the worst drop since last june driving stocks down. concerns over strengths of emerging markets. and fretting over sell offs in argentina, turkey. and signs of a slowdown in china. >>> talks over ending syria's civil war are still on. talks were canceled however the special envoy has said that the two sides will meet tomorrow. >>> a violent explosion leaving 19 people dead hits parts of cairo and neighboring guiza. the worst attack took place in the capitol center. then protest began between muslim brotherhood supporters and egyptian security forces. 13 were killed in that fighting. >>> the state department has just issued a travel warning for travetravelers traveling to u c. it's president said it's willing to end the two-month crisis. president yanukovych said it will hold a special parliament on tuesday, but opposition want him to resign. >>> mackintosh turns 30 years old today. headline storiethose are the he. "inside story" is next. >> urban challenges in a