>>this veal is on the menu i take it. >> not a lot of people tried hbo. dry age veal.ender. it has a complex flavor. we teamed it up with the grand stout that has coffee infused into it. we are going to hit it with a splash of espresso. we are going to let that reduce. we are going to put a little bit of the veal inside of there. >>this is one of those lunchbreaks where you really cannot make at home. we have to come to you. >>you can sip on a different beer and make it. >>we are going to place our veal chop in the pan. let this guy seer. turn him down a little bit. you can smell the coffee fragrance. we paired the veal with the beer because it will bring out the cherry and c hocolate. >> you drink it as well as put it in the sauce. >>that is nice. >>i have to sneak a taste. >>that is wonderful, it rea melly lly tastes great. >>we are going to let it reduce a little bit more. let it rest. through the magic of tv we have done that. >>what we have here is rafini. >>those look delicious. the veal chop we will let rest a little bit longer. a litt attemptle bit of that butt

we also have a brick -- veal brought worst -- veal bratwurst. >> bratwurst, currywurst are growing ever more popular in the british capital. this man and his british friend opened a snack bar a couple of years ago. >> it looks like good quality meat to me, so very nice. >> it is like being back home. >> great flavor. we come back at lunchtime. yes, it is very good. >> bratwurst and big ben -- these men are not the first to sell german sausage in london, but they seem to be in the right place at the right time. the appetite for german food is growing in london. business is booming. >> we chose the name because at the beginning we decided we did not want to come across as too german. we have been living in london a while, and we like the english sense of humor, so we went with this name to make a little fun of the german pronunciation. it fit perfectly somehow. >>omeriti still cl germans krauts, so of course, sauerkraut is also a must at the snack bar. >> when someone learns in german, they usually have a story to tell. they say, "i've got this body in the german army, and they have great

we also have a brick -- veal brought worst -- veal bratwurst. >> bratwurst, currywurst are growing ever more popular in the british capital. this man and his british friend opened a snack bar a couple of years ago. >> it looks like good quality meat to me, so very nice. >> it is like being back home. >> great flavor. we come back at lunchtime. yes, it is very good. >> bratwurst and big ben -- these men are not the first to sell german sausage in london, but they seem to be in the right place at the right time. the appetite for german food is growing in london. business is booming. >> we chose the name because at the beginning we decided we did not want to come across as too german. we have been living in london a while, and we like the english sense of humor, so we went with this name to make a little fun of the german pronunciation. it fit perfectly somehow. >> some british still call germans krauts, so of course, sauerkraut is also a must at the snack bar. >> when someone learns in german, they usually have a story to tell. they say, "i've got this body in the german army, and they ha

[ laughter ] when i'm not there, she raises veal.t. >> jimmy: but she must get upset. first of all, you have to tell her i said hi. we love her here. >> yes, she loves you. >> jimmy: i mean, living with your mom, it must be a little -- >> but she cares. she cares. she cares. >> jimmy: she does. >> she cares. >> jimmy: she does. >> yesterday, i said i'm going to new york. she said "remember, if you don't feel well, call 912." don't hesitate. >> jimmy: see, that's a sign right there. >> that's a sign. >> jimmy: that's a sign that she wants something to happen. >> i'm always saying things like that. my left arm is killing me and i can't breathe. she says "that means you're losing weight." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: but here's the deal, because i know that you were dating. you dated a president at one point, didn't you? >> yeah, yeah. you know, people look at me now and you see an older woman. i lived, trust me. i had a very -- i -- this is going to sound -- get ready to bleep. i [ bleep ] abe lincoln. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that'

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director supported the thoughts that penn state con vealed top abuse allegations against jerry sanduskyue paterno tells katie how she felt about the accusations. >> i was looking forward to the report, to be honest with you. i thought, we will get the truth, the right answers. then, we will know why everything occurred, that occurred. unfortunately, i wanted it alone and he went through his report, he did not know joe. thissent what the man i knew. this isn't the man anyone knew. i was totally devastated. >> you can watch the exclusive interview with sue paterno today at 3:00 only on abc7. >> mike nicco will be with us coming up to look at forecast but right now it is warm and dry, sunny out there, will there be a change in the pattern in. >> the new plan to ban repeat offenders from riding bart and how you can weigh in on that proposal today. >> they are getting washed, dried, fluffed and exercised, a look at the dog >> cupertino, concord, wine country and all the bay area this is abc7 news. >> a rocket with an earth observation satellite blasted off from the central california coast a

and he ordered veal poached in chicken stock because he had had just had quadruple bypass, which wasot. so we're having a nice enough time and we're driving home. we're going over memorial bridge and that's not the way back to my apartment. i go larry, where are we going? he goes my place. [ laughter ] and i was like oh mother of god. oh, god. and i'm like dear cosmo, what do i do? i was only 30. i just could not figure out how to extricate myself from it. so we go to his apartment. we walk in, it's covered with proclamation larry king day, keys to every city in the country. that was sexy. >> jimmy: you have to be careful because you could have been like his 13th wife. >> i know, darn. so we sat there and, what can i say, he lunged. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: incredible. >> i love larry, by the way. i do love him. >> jimmy: of course, who wouldn't want to have sex with larry? >> i started laughing because the whole situation was like out of a bad lifetime movie. so i said larry, you're such an interesting, nice man, but i would like to meet someone a little closer to my age. and it was l

director supported the thoughts that penn state con vealed top abuse allegations against jerry sanduskyand today, sue paterno tells katie how she felt about the accusations. >> i was looking forward to the report, to be honest with you. i thought, we will get the truth, the right answers. then, we will know why everything occurred, that occurred. unfortunately, i wanted it alone and he went through his report, he did not know joe. thissent what the man i knew. this isn't the man anyone knew. i was totally devastated. >> you can watch the exclusive interview with sue paterno today at 3:00 only on abc7. >> mike nicco will be with us coming up to look at forecast but right now it is warm and dry, sunny out there, will there be a change in the pattern in. >> the new plan to ban repeat offenders from riding bart and how you can weigh in on that proposal today. >> they are getting washed, dried, fluffed and exercised, a dried, fluffed and exercised, a look at the people are stuck in very old habits of using toothpaste to clean a denture. but dentures are very different to real teeth. they're

but it is very veal.itnesses say they thought war had broken out. >> we have video from russia today posted on youtube. you can see long slow streaking of the meteor and then the flashes of light. it is estimated it weighs ten tons and entered the atmosphere of the earth going 33,000 miles per hour. it explodeed between 18 and 32 miles above, causing shockwaves and shattered windows over 1.5-mile area, with 500 people reported for injuries and 100 of the victims are being kept in the hospital. most injuries are from broken glass. schools are closed because the windows are broken and it is zero degrees there and a factory walled crumbled. 20,000 troops are on alert in the area and three aircraft are doing surveys from the air. according to reuters, groups have been set up to look if remains of the meteorite. >> amazing video. nasa is emphasizing there is no connection between that meteor and a huge asteroid make a close trip past earth. these are images from radar chicago the asteroid named da-14 saying it

and their signature veal chop with rosemary. >> it looks amazing. you have a lot of gift ideas. >> yes. we have a single wine decanter for those who do not want to decant a single bottle of wine. >> people can give their significant other a trip to italy. many restaurants celebrating valentine's day. back to you guys. >> we want to see the singer! >> did you see the size of those chops? >> taking folic acid during pregnancy reduces the risk of a child developing autism. >> a new study shows it could help prevent autism spectrum disorders. the critical window was four weeks before conception through the eighth week of pregnancy. women who took the supplements were less likely to have a child with autism. the findings have been called fascinating. >> some studies show full of acid released to -- folic acid. >> it could have an indication in future research about increasing the number of foods fortified with folic acid. 5:51. >> 33! >> spring training in session with the orioles. >> time for traffic and weather. >> everything is running smoothly with t

papers and all of the violations of american rights and liberties by our own government that were veals in those congressional investigations the church committee hearings in which the mare america found out just how far the government had gone to silence or dissidents journalists activists and those who had become enemies of the state as defined by the government in secret now that was the one nine hundred seventy s. . and frank church had warned the nation then particularly respect to the technology of the national security agency and others. that if we ever found ourselves in a similar scenario in the future would we be able be able to pull ourselves back across the rubicon because it might be too late well speaking of too late do you think that not only the egregious erosion of their our civil liberties systematically so far after an event like nine eleven but that coupled with the corporate state that actually profits off this the surveillance state all of these these military industrial complex corporations i mean have we gone too far to really repeal this now that we have this co

papers and all of the violations of american rights and liberties by our own government that were veals in those congressional investigations the church committee hearings in which the mare america found out just how far the government had gone to silence or dissidents journalists activists and those who had become enemies of the state as defined by the government in secret now that was the one nine hundred seventy s. . and frank church had warned the nation that in particular respect to the technology of the national security agency and others. that if we ever found ourselves in a similar scenario in the future would we be able be able to pull ourselves back across the rubicon because it might be too late well speaking of too late do you think that not only the egregious erosion of their our civil liberties systematically so far after an event like nine eleven but that coupled with the corporate state that actually profits off this the surveillance state all of these these military industrial complex corporations i mean have we gone too far to really repeal this now that we have this c

papers and all of the violations of american rights and liberties by our own government that were veals in those congressional investigations the church committee hearings in which the mare america found out just how far the government had gone to silence or dissidents journalists activists and those who become enemies of the state as defined by the government in secret now that was the one nine hundred seventy s. . and frank church had warned the nation that in particular respect to the technology of the national security agency and others. that if we ever found ourselves in a similar scenario in the future would we be able be able to pull ourselves back across the rubicon because it might be too late well speaking of too late do you think that the not only the egregious erosion of their our civil liberties systematically so far after an event like nine eleven but that coupled with the corporate state that actually profits off this the surveillance state all of these these military industrial complex corporations i mean have we gone too far to really repeal this now that we have this c

papers and all of the violations of american rights and liberties by our own government that were veals in those congressional investigations the church committee hearings in which the mare america found out just how far the government had gone to silence. or dissidents journalists activists and those who become enemies of the state as defined by the government in secret now that was the one nine hundred seventy s. . and frank church had warned the nation that in particular respect to the technology of the national security agency and others that if we ever found ourselves in a similar scenario in the future would we be able be able to pull ourselves back across the rubicon because it might be too late well speaking of too late do you think that the not only the egregious erosion of their our civil liberties systematically so far after an event like nine eleven but that coupled with the corporate state that actually profits off this the surveillance state all of these these military industrial complex corporations i mean have we gone too far to really repeal this now that we have this c

papers and all of the violations of american rights and liberties by our own government that were veals in those congressional investigations the church committee hearings in which the mare america found out just how far the government had gone to silence. or dissidents journalists activists and those who become enemies of the state as defined by the government in secret now that was the one nine hundred seventy s. . and frank church had warned the nation that in particular respect to the technology of the national security agency and others that if we ever found ourselves in a similar scenario in the future would we able be able to pull ourselves back across the rubicon because it might be too late well speaking of too late do you think that the not only the egregious erosion of their our civil liberties systematically so far after an event like nine eleven but that coupled with the corporate state that actually profits off this the surveillance state all of these these military industrial complex corporations i mean have we gone too far to really repeal this now that we have this corp

>>some veal stock red wine, dark chocolate cinnamon sticks, almonds, garlic, apples, jalapenos.r three hours until it falls off the bone. the salad here has dried strawberries, omens, vinaigrette, shaved white chocolate. >> if you want to make reservations it is available through february. go to epicrestaurantchicago.com. >> for today is recipes log on to our web site on this day in 1934, baseball hall of famer hank aaron was born. what was his first minor league team? a. eau claire bears b. winona pirates c. superior blues the eau claire bears. >> is to our long snow and that is coming through here. 3 mi. at ohare. visibility's are coming down the snow comes into the area. and is writing down at thermal boundary between the cold air and northern midwest. we are where we were yesterday at this time. that is what is feeling the snow showers with temperatures at 30. a year running 22.5 degrees colder than the first days of february last year. 31 tomorrow. sunshine is back with an icy makes. mix. >>we are back at 5 and 9.

papers and all of the violations of american rights and liberties by our own government that were veals in those congressional investigations the church committee hearings in which the mare america found out just how far the government had gone to silence. or dissidents journalists activists and those who become enemies of the state as defined by the government in secret now that was the one nine hundred seventy s. . and frank church had warned the nation that in particular respect to the technology of the national security agency and others that if we ever found ourselves in a similar scenario in the future would we able be able to pull ourselves back across the rubicon because it might be too late well speaking of too late do you think that the not only the egregious erosion of their our civil liberties systematically so far after an event like nine eleven but that coupled with the corporate state that actually profits off this the surveillance state all of these these military industrial complex corporations i mean have we gone too far to really repeal this now that we have this corp

we also have the veal chop with rosemary. we have beautiful heart-shaped cookies will serve with cappuccino. lime dessert. >> this is amazing. you are putting in a special thech for valentine's day, flowers or the gift certificate. you can hear the music as well. >> getting a live, private serenade. you are setting the mood for valentine's day. one of my favorite restaurants. 28 in parkton. we are off to a chilly start. there will probably be some sunshine this morning. the clouds will start to thicken up and this storm will catch up to less. it is not very impressive on the radar. it is drifting in our direction. it will start as a mix of rain and snow and changeover to pure snow. we expect some minor accumulations. there could be a few spots -- the part of baltimore and frederick county -- i could get up to two or three inches. seoul will say -- so we willsay 1-3 inches. the could be some snow flakes this afternoon but the rose will be ok. -- but the roads will be ok. an arctic cold front goes through friday night. temperat

papers and all of the violations of american rights and liberties by our own government that were veals in those congressional investigations the church committee hearings in which the mare america found out just how far the government had gone to silence or dissidents journalists activists and those who become enemies of the state as defined by the government in secret now that was the one nine hundred seventy s. . and frank church had warned the nation then particularly respect to the technology of the national security agency and others. that if we ever found ourselves in a similar scenario in the future would we able be able to pull ourselves back across the rubicon because it might be too late well speaking of too late do you think that the not only the egregious erosion of their our civil liberties systematically so far after an event like nine eleven but that coupled with the corporate state that actually profits off this the surveillance state all of these these military industrial complex corporations i mean have we gone too far to really repeal this now that we have this corpo

we're going to hear what the industry insiders are have vealing. -- revealing.re you really getting a good deal on the restaurant specials? >> you guys came armed with an arsenal of insider information today on what restaurants don't want you to know. willie you say specials are not always so special. >> if you look at a restaurant that isn't so busy and they're offering the specials most of the time it's product that's been sitting around a listening time. maybe been frozen once, twice. isn't a good seller and they try and get it out there. >> absolutely (. >> really? >> yes indeed. >> today at 4:00 right here on abc2. >>> i do not like those shows. because it always makes you cringe when you find out what's going on behind the scenes. >> here's the list i guess. >> i guess so. >>> coming up in just a bit caught on camera. >> the moment right before that kansas city restaurant exploded we're going to show you the video. what was going on and what led to that ongoing investigation. this is dylan right here, this is dylan, and this is his big brother hayden. dyla

they are expected to very veal the investors they have lined up to stop the kings moving to seattle. some fear the move is too little too late and they are selling to seattle. last night's performances, the only thing more special would have been the wind. >> he is going back around. >> curry was ridiculous. 54 points against the u.s. knicks in madison square garden den just like that. the most points scored since 1984. he made a team record of 11.4 shots but they didn't have david lee who was suspended. the warriors ended up losing to the new york knicks, 109-105 but he was on fire. sal and i were talking about that earlier -- >> they have bow get and lee. >> well, sal, you were telling us about an injury crash? >> yes, that's right, it's on industrial and it's southbound and if you are going to venetia bridge and you happen to be in an area where you can use 780 instead of 680, if you just give yourself an extra five minutes you can get by because the lanes are not blocked and the activity on the shoulder and center divide so it will be a little slow to that area. this is the part

a study veals us aus dults get more than 11% of calories from fast food.n recommended but down from nearly 13% reported just years ago. seniors on the low side getting about 6% from burgers and fries. african american adults tond eat the most fast food. calorie counts down among american children as well. national examination survey shows calorie intake for boys dropped 158 caloriesb+Ñ per day over a 10-year span. girls dropping about 76 calories. the survey says they're receiving calories from protein and fewer from carbohydrates. officials say obesity rates have leveled off in recent years we're here fwhit house kitchen looking for a healthy snack. >> it's a big job. so michelle obama teeming up with big bird to help fight childhood obesity. the coincides with the tour for the third anniversary of her let's move campaign. >> this is a terrific story. a hospital is marking an unlikely milestone by a truly extraordinary man. >> i work and this is how it works. just. >> he has been shining shoes at children's hospital of pittsburgh 32 years in that time, ev

most everybody knows what grits are, but grits, they are covered with veal or beef and they cook themin a stew-like substance. they are fabulous and you get to try them. >> these people called me up from the streets, invited me into their home and demanded that i eat this beautiful spread of food and then it just kept happening. >> you walk into the new orleans french quarter style homes. >> yes, another family invited me in, which is where tennessee williams lived briefly when he moved to new orleans in 1939. the spot we're sitting at right now was rained out during that nasty storm on wednesday morning. >> oh yeah we remember that. the royal hotel hosted us on their balcony for three hours. then there is william bora, who we brought you their story on wednesday night. not only allowing us to use his home for a live broadcast at 1:00 in the morning, but he cooked us dinner at 1:00 in the morning. >> i know, he made us meatloaf, rosemary potatoes. >> don't forget about the drinks too. and that was it. it was the hospitality that was relentless. >> that's what we have been talking abou

to southern california, that is where the high mountain snow is in the veal but it will taper and 63los angeles and clouds over tahoe and 39 degrees. safe travels. >> this is alarming because people are using hand sanitizers during the flu season. authorities in oregon are trying to figure how a girl caught fire after using hand sanitizer. the 11-year-old girl is involving from third-degree burns. she was in portland hospital when it happened painting in her room. moments later she ran into the hallway screaming with her t-shirt on fire. the girl is a cancer survivor and was in the hospital for an unrelated injury. doctors say they are waiting for the fire marshal to finish the investigation but static electricity from her hospital bed sheet could have been the trigger. >> we are nine hours away from a highly anticipated announcement from sony expected to unveil new play station 4 gaming console this afternoon that will be a hot holiday item. six years have passed since they launched play station three, and analysts say this will have to focus on mobile and social networking. they wi

on the protein side, there's a cute, side-by- side veal cheek dish that is almost dancing literally cheek leaves and potato, jazzed up by a citrus foam. desserts continue the ingredient-focused pattern. this is poached quince, rolled into cones filled with tamarind juice, held together in place with quince puree. poached cranberries arrive with toasted meringue and pine ice. and my favorite combines coconut flesh with coconut water gelee and vivid basil sorbet and african blue basil. i give grace (652 west randolph st.) ....4 stars. grace is the best new restaurant in chicago, and even though it's only february, i don't think i'll change my mind in 10 months. for wgn news and the chicago tribune, this is phil vettel. he went way out on the lam with that one ... the second week in a row a four-star restaurant ... >> for more on this week's restaurant, text phil to: 9 7 9 9 9 ringing in the lunar new year on the west side. next, a special celebration at the garfield park conservatory. and fat tuesday is right around the corner- so you know what that means.... it's paczki time. [ female anno

they're half chicken and half veal and a little grated cheese and pepper.it cooks about ten minutes, that's all. it's bite sized. valentine's day, you know. you can't chew too much. >> there is garlic in there. you have to be careful. >> no, no, not in the meatballs, no! just in the foundation. >> right, right, right. >> and as she pointed out, this is okay for a second wedding. >> are you married, will? >> i am, yes. >> okay, forget it. >> we were going to have it at the restaurant but now forget it. >> i was going to cook you a pot if you were getting married. go ahead, go on down. >> all right. what's next? >> what's next? >> i love short bread. >> one pot. we have this on valentine's day at fresco. i brown off the short ribs. using all the gristle, garlic and onion, cook that down for a couple of minutes. add a little beef stock. >> beautiful. >> take a little bit of that red wine you have there, please. >> okay. >> thank you so much, sir. and then we'll let that settle down for about -- we'll put the beef back in, i apologize. cover it for about half a

. >> and if it was a sandwich like maybe a veal cutlet sandwich or eggplant or scrambled egg and peppers. >> an entire loaf of bread. >> jimmy: and the big grease spot on the side of the bag. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: did the kids think that was weird? because at my school, the kids thought it was very weird. >> they did think it was weird. they were shock ed. this boy with lots of hair at the time with a sack, and you're like oh, what laborers are coming with you to eat your lunch? >> jimmy: my mother, my birthday especially, but every once in a while we'd have linguini and crabs and my mother would put that in my lunch bag the next day, and the horror on the children's faces. it was like they had seen me dissecting a frog in front of them. >> how did she wrap it up for you? >> jimmy: poorly. i don't even remember. i think it was just put in the lunchbox and had welcome back cotter on it or something. >> you had to boil your own crab. >> jimmy: but packing it is -- i would think that out. i didn't want things to get soggy. >> so do you do the separation thing? >> jimmy: yes, i will. like

tonight we get many answers in a vealing and surprising. joining me is nancy's good friend, john.elcome to you, mr. boquist. where were you when you hear the news about what adam lanza did at sandy hook school? >> i was at work. i heard the -- the, you know -- the ongoing coverage all day long, but i was at work when i found out about adam lanza and, sadly, my friend, nancy, who i knew then who was no longer with us. >> what was your reaction? did you know adam lanz wra? we're getting a picture of somebody who was pretty disturbed whose mother was struggling to deal with really. was that your impression? >> i just -- you know, i knew she loved her son. she was devoted to him, and certainly that he was capable of doing anything like this was an absolute shock. i never would have believed it, and i believe that. she had no idea that something like this would have been possible. >> you knew her well. what kind of woman was nancy lanza? >> she was a wonderful friend. i looked forward to seeing her at the restaurant, and, you know, her smile lit up the room. she was a great friend to m

did they veal anything about what was said in -- reveal anything about what was said in any of the conversations? >> reporter: no. they will not characterize the conversations, just saying they are ongoing. i'm not even sure they called them negotiations at this point. they're just trying to keep the lines of communication open. remember, a day or so ago we heard the little boy is crying asking for his mother and grandparents or at least they're hearing this child and they're able to talk to the child as well and that's key. that's why they keep telling us he remains physically unharmed at this point. >> i understand we're learning a little more about the suspect. what have you learned about him today? >> reporter: right. looking back into his background in vietnam, from '64 to '69, was decorated actually that the point but then had moved out of alabama, moved back a couple years and the last couple years has really had a rough times with his neighbors, has threatened his neighbors. his neighbors call him paranoid, someone who is anti- government, kind of a survivalist, so definitely a hard time

and he ordered veal poached in chicken stock because he had had just had quadruple bypass, which was we're driving home. we're going over memorial bridge and that's not the way back to my apartment. i go larry, where are we going? he goes my place. [ laughter ] and i was like oh mother of god. oh, god. and i'm like dear cosmo, what do i do? i was only 30. i just could not figure out how to extricate myself from it. so we go to his apartment. we walk in, it's covered with proclamation larry king day, keys to every city in the country. that was sexy. >> jimmy: you have to be careful because you could have been like his 13th wife. >> i know, darn. so we sat there and, what can i say, he lunged. >> jimmy: incredible. >> i love larry, by the way. i do love him. >> jimmy: of course, who wouldn't want to have sex with larry? >> i started laughing because the whole situation was like out of a bad lifetime movie. so i said larry, you're such an interesting, nice man, but i would like to meet someone a little closer to my age. and it was like wah-wah. >> jimmy: someone from the paleolithic era

we veal your response. -- reveal your response. >>> you work out most days and you watched your portion size for the few -- for a couple months to a year. >> but if you get your healthy resolutions -- if your healthy resolutions are slipping away, we'll help you get back on track. >> let's see who's celebrating a birthday today. >>> today is the 10th safer internet day encowrning all of us to -- encouraging us all to be more cautious. joining us is dan,. he is up early in san fran. thanks so much for joining us. i want to tell you, my stepdad just got hacked. he's in his 70s. i know hacking is bad, viruses are bad but how bad is it out there? >> well, of course it's something that affects many, many people. my father had to deal with something recently too where he was concerned that his e-mail had been hacked. so this is -- it's something people have to think about on a regular basis. so for us on safer internet day, it's about creating an awareness, talking to different companies and of course people who use the internet and really instilling this idea of being vigilant and coming up

soldiers have arrived in turkey to protect turkey from the spillover of veals from syria. >>> meanwhile, violence escalates in egypt. opponents of mohammed morsi launched fireworks at the outer wall of the presidential palace. at the compound there. here's a life look outside the compoupd. police are responding by firing canons and tear gas at protesters. >>> energy secretary steven chew is the latest to step down after four years in the obama administration. the nobel laureate is one of the last cabinet members to announce plans to either leave or stay for a second term. >>> the mother of 15-year-old hadia pendleton is remembering her daughter, who was killed in chicago by gun violence a week after she performed at the president's inauguration. cleo, her mother, spoke to msnbc's the reverend al. >> you know, she had aspirations for being an adult, but, you know, she was just 15 and enjoying it. we talked to her about these years being some of the best years of your life and just enjoying. you are going to make a difference. she was hadea. she was special. >> in response to the latest w

. >> do you think we veal the sequester? do you think it happens, greg? >> for a while, yeah. i think on march 1 we begin at least on defense and discretionary spending. if there's enough sidewalking maybe by late spring, early sum eshg it gets undone. we'll have that. there's still some headwinds. there's this and the higher payroll tax. maybe first-half growth would be a little slow but i think the storm is sending us a message that by the second half things could be looking much better. >> this week, austin, we moved closer to the automatic across the board spending cuts, the sequester that president obama promised us would never happen. listen a few months ago. >> first of all, the sequester is not something that i propose, it's something congress has po pro-posed. it will not happen. >> i don't know, austin. that could be the one election promise the president fails to keep, the sequester a critical part of the fiscal cliff punt that delayed a new year's decision on those cut on march 1st. what is if the sequester happens? >> well, in fairness, i think that cliff was abou