ware, can you hear me?explain these black widows to us. >> a ringing -- i'm sorrow we're having few technical difficulties we'll be back been mr. ware as soon as we can. started about his private life. tonight pbs american masters. >> would be the hardest thing. the day after d day that's when it one point they see a white flag and so the americans think there's going to be a surrender. officers come forward to accept the surrender honorably. the germans open fired. the americans become kill crazy. had to be punished, they're going to hunt down every german in the area and are going to kill 'em. shall engirl was part of the counter intelligence corps whose job it was to interview enemy prisoners. >> played a very important role. g.i.s, young guys in squads being asked to attack a village, want to know every single thing they can possibly know about that village, where the machine gun nests were, where the alleyways were, where the avenues of fire were. then like shallinger their job was to provide informati

the theft helped investigators track and identify the mall ware. investigators believe there may be more retailers under attack. >> what's unique about it is, the first time we've seen this attack at this scale and sophistication in terms of the overall operation. >> it is advanced enough to cover its tracks. cards were compromised during the holiday shopping season. >> half of the top ten companies on fortune magazine's list are here in the bay area. google came in first. the boston consulting group out of san francisco came in third. salesforce.com cracked the top ten and to see the complete list go to our website. we haven't seen a worst companies in america yet. if your job is making you miserable, there's an app for that. the new quit your job app helps you break the news to your boss by sending a text message. >> bad idea. >> you can choose one of these reasons to explain why you're leaving. it takes a few taps to get the job done. >> that's as bad as the breakup app. >> there's probably an app for that. >> it's not you, it's me, click. >> oh

. >> albert ware is another inmate expecting a visit from his wife.cey truvillion, ware will likely never leave anamosa. 20 years ago he killed a man in a bungled robbery attempt and was sentenced to life without parole. >> although i didn't intend to kill the man, i did kill the man. and i just have to be a man about it. >> ware is one of the few inmates who has remained married while serving a life sentence. >> it's rare. most guys that were married when they came in here, they don't stay married long. >> al, you got a visit. >> all right, thanks. >> my wife is the most important person in my life. the visits that we have here are the only contact we have. she'll come and visit me. when she leaves, i'll just sit back and i'll wait for the next visit. we just have to take them as we get them. ♪ >> hi, honey. good to see you, honey. >> same here. >> it's been a while. >> yeah. >> how long has it been? >> a couple months probably. >> how are the boys doing? >> fine. >> staying out of trouble, huh? >> yeah. >> i usually come as often as i can. because h

according to "the wall street journal," which recently ran a story about oddly shaped stem ware, pleaseuet, the wine, if it is not in the right glass. >> we're going to test our pallets with the help of alyssa rapp, the ceo of bottle notes incorporated. before we get started, the whole idea of this thing is wine and champagne and everything tastes different depending on the glass it is in? >> it matters. if the wine matters, so does the glass. a great stem will enhance the taste of the experience for a $10 of wine or $100 bottle of wine. >> we have our stations. what are we doing? >> we start with the champagne, right? >> starting with the sparkling wine will awaken your pallet and get your taste buds going. look at this long, beautiful stem. flutes like this are great for two reasons. you can watch the bubbles dance and taste it. see what happens. >> they are dancing. that's for sure. >> and they continue to dance on your pallet that's why a long beautiful stem -- >> delicious. so what's this? >> this is a blanco glass -- >> i thought we were supposed to see if -- >> is this the same c

and it's flowing from west to east because in the west we generally don't understand gold's utility wares in east they understand you know gold usefulness the chinese character for gold and money are in fact the same thing so they intuitively understand gold utility and its usefulness as as money and as long as wealth is being created in that part of the world which it is gold is going to flow from west to east and unfortunately it's a replay of what happened in the one nine hundred sixty s. with the cartel called the london gold pool tried to keep gold at thirty five dollars an ounce eventually there was ten thousand tons of gold to sort of from fort knox during the one nine hundred sixty s. to try to maintain this price but ultimately the market knew that gold was worth more than thirty five dollars an ounce today the circumstances are slightly different because it's harder to actually see the gold coming out of central bank vaults because again the the false reporting that we're seeing and the misleading accounting but we can see it in terms of the flows so you know the gold is going o

and soon what's happening-- i ware this is going to happen what is happening in iraq will happen in afghanistan. and there's only one person to blame for that, alexander the great. in 323 he cuts and runs and a thousand years later islam is founded boom, muslim extremists. i am going to say t i'm going to say it, macedonia's best years are behind it. to make certain that this sort of thing never happens again, president o bamenta needs to send troops anyplace we don't want bad things to happen to good people. that is why-- (laughter) i am calling for a surge into the unstable region of everywhere. -of-course i'm not suggesting anything permanent. our prepare-- troops will leave the moment they anyone will hurt each other after that. we will rake the seas, imprison the wind and count every star. anything is possible. now, will it be easy-- (laughter) >> stephen: no, it won't be easy. but once we're fighting in every country on earth, at least we can never be drawn into another war. and that's the word. we'll be right back. ¡á1#(#( >> welcome back, everybody, thank you so much. folks, you know

of good people and that's who we hope to be representing as we stand on the sidewalk of the abort wares to say there are other choices and information. i'm sorry, i thought of this, we found out up with of the pregnancy centers is charging $35. in the neighborhoods where we are, it's a lower income area where people are struggling to make a $1500 month rent payment. two of our sidewalk counselors refurbished the box of information to give out free pregnancy tests. i feel like we hear there is a need. how do we fulfill it? every tuesday we had a diaper site. we had over 10 packs of diapers come. people hearing about the movement, not ready to pray yet but want to participate. >> the story is really the real story, isn't it? it's not just the one note that some people like to put in sometimes. >> we, i have so many experiences, it's hard to figure out which up with i should tell you about. last night, we had a young lady came who prayed with us, when we were praying on 80 street. she had a brand new baby with he. it was marvelous. cute little thing. she is a latino lady. she showed me, sh

we are taking you all around the world for all the celebrations, because ware cnn and that is how wein here to 2014. back here in the states an awesome new years eve party in new orleans where they will be dropping the fleur di li. we're getting close, happy almost new years. >> happy almost new year's to you, too, brooke. it's getting very close. very exciting. 70,000 people are here. hank williams jr. taking a short break. they are teasing he will be back on the stage to ring in 2014. and as you know, brooke, you were here. that music note will fall at midnight, and, boy, will it go nuts here. we're hearing them say we're going to hear screams. confetti. 20 pounds of confetti. and also fireworks will be here. of course, the headliner, hank williams jr., who a lot of people i spoke to flew -- a woman flew in from canada to see how hank williams jr., also someone drove in, a couple women from kentucky. that's who they wanted to see. boy, did he perform and what a show it was. but he's not done for the night. he's going to be back out to ring in the new year. back to you, brooke. >> g

while german products are in high demand, foreign companies are finding it hard to sell their wares in germany. germany's trade surplus was over 18 billion euros in november of 2013. seven percent more than one year earlier. they are growing inpatient from the ballooning trade imbalance. they say they should take measures to boost demand and increase exports from the neighbors. >> also big news on the markets. >> from the company's point of view, export numbers have been going down. it is taken is good news. also the story may be continued. economists think that german exports will grow by four percent this year. and that this prediction may come true has been shown by new industrial orders. they rose sharply and more than expected before. the german economy stays in very good shape. in the and, there hasn't been a positive reaction to that after investors took some of their profits out of the market. >> let's have a look at the numbers. very slight losses on the day. the dow losing four percent on this hour and trading under $1.46. >> millions of people across north america are coping

here ware. the golden bears this week, gary b smith, tracy burns, jonas max ferris, john lay feel, along with sasha burns, welcome, everybody, john, is this t kind of spending why we're in the mess we're in? >> yes, absolutely. this is how politics are done, since 1980, a debt has taken off, except for a few years under bill clinton's reign, since 28, we offered $17 trillion. there is dlur 15 million in here to study atfish for the usda. inte despite they already do it. in place, we owe china $1.3 million. we have for the borrow money from china against itself. this is insane. >> i think china has 18% of the debt. jonas, you don't worry about this spending bill. you don't think it's too bad. >> it's all essential. it's there to get it passed. that's why it was passed so smoothly. it's essentially to get all the congress to vote for. what they did very smoothly this time, not meeting in the middle, having a shut down, the first in numbers, you are talking taking discretionary spending back to the

whether it comes to fruition, we will see, but there are tons of withnies at the ces show their waresng this is the next big thing in consumer technology. >> a small band of fitness fanatics. of the new products may break through the pack, but there is plenty of competition. there is the augmented reality glasses, which allows you to watch hd movies or receive information. tv, andunveiled a huge its main attraction is its curved screen, and then there is a curved smartphone. glitz and glamour at a bargain basement hotel, preparing its assault on las vegas with a 3-d printer. >> this is huge. this has not seen by anyone apart for some people on the website, so we are really keen to show it, what we can do, what it can do, and how it can make life better for everybody. are also unmanned aerial vehicles, popularly known as drones, with new commercial uses for them. analysts already said they could use drones to deliver parcels. >> daylight agriculture. search andes for rescue. you are able to get something in the air quickly without having to get a fully manned helicopter out there. this

we removed the mall ware and provided a safe and secure environment. >> to do our own checking al jazeera reached out to bloom iping dale, lord and taylor and gapp. gapp owns banana republic, old navy and intermix to name a few. none of the companies returns our request for common, except macey's saying: >> al jazeera also reached out to visa and mastercard and are yet to hear back. federal investigators are trying to determine if the cases are linked. >> target announced last week that hackers made off with the credit data of $110 million customers. it's been a tough winter for low-income families. more than 2.3 million out of work americans had benefits cut in december. in a month before that, the last food stamp benefits. >> the exact is trickling down to local businesses. >> david opened his grocery store on the south side 15 years ago after moving from jerusalem. for the first time now he is considering closing shop for good, a move putting him and his employees out of work. >> maybe i go to work like stock boy to survive. i have family. i need to find something. >> david's store, li

i was not i ware it merged with the regulatory arm of the new york stock exchange. i'm thinking who is this? investors defrauded in the security market. and i started questioning, like, how was it that they had an instewtively i was thinking they must have lick dated funds. i started going down the path. i continued down the path. in the summer of 2009 my blog really started to take off after i saw a case that was file. i read the article in bloomberg. the securities i called the law firm bringing the case. it came to the offices. and i initially spoke to bill anderson, and to john the fella that writes the blog. indeed i am. he said, you're look at the same stuff we're looking at. i said how about that? and continued to track that case. had the good fortune of meeting john and bill and colleague richard greenfield at the court house in the fall of '09. what blew me away of aside from myself and one reporter from bloomberg the that cases weren't being fully covered. wait a second, this is literally, i mean, the vortex of where wall street and washington and the regu

the cold ware in the upper midwest, and we're watching a good swath of snow moving into areas of nebraskalinois, and the great lakes. rain will continue in the gulf coast, we're talking a good soaking rain. parts of georgia still watching out for very localized flooding, watch out for that, especially in low-lying areas, because this will really continue to add up. after the rain moves out the temperatures will be dropping. the moisture is then lifting northward. we're watching a developing storm system that will really start to take shape late into the day wednesday and thursday. that's when we'll have snow coming in in new jersey and new york city even. and it will be a very fine line as to when this precipitation will change over from rain to snow. so we're watching it very closely as a lot of areas could see significant snow falling late tonight and early thursday and also on friday. behind it, we will see dryer conditions, but definitely filling that much closer air mass. we have winter storm watches for the areas shaded in blue, but we could see that being updated to warnings in thi

that attack targeted flaws in the java programming and delivered mal ware in an exploit kit.irm based in the netherlands blogged about the attack estimating that 27,000 users were affected every hour. they say the signs started on december 30th. yahoo releasing a statement saying that they had identified and removed the add they will monitor and block the adds. -- ads. >>> a emergency forced the amazon founder to cut his vacation short. he was flown from the ship to his private plane for a trip back to the u.s. for medical help. he was reportedly suffering from kidney stones. no word on his condition. >>> pet ownership has hit an all-time high. some are taking the love for their friends -- friends to the next level. 70% have one pet. and owners shelled out more than $50 billion for the pets in 2012. it is reported that this has resulted in a rising interest in pet friendly homes. and the spaces include everything from dog spas to grooming to lounge areas with pet size furniture. the article said that a woman had catwalks installed throughout her home for her cats. >>> and com

there is a lack of political ware the board may speak to the mta and say this is what we think is what's right and on the other side there's some loud voices who are not particularly informed and our organization has tried to increase the outreach and also try to supplement the education of the public so they understand what the facts are and really we'd like to sxand we'd like to see everybody talking to each other in terms of the people in power and saying yes we stand together and we know this is the way the economic and vital future of the city has to go and i can say although they seem to magnify, actually the voices in opposition are more often than not a very small presence or omni present very often. >> thank you very much. any other member of the public who would like to comment? and seeing none we'll close public comment and can we take this -- >> and now we will go onto the item from our personnel committee. if you can call this item. this is actually called for a closed session i do not believe we need to have a closed session all the documents have been in the packet and are

that is because the five officers who entered the building were not either not waring the cameras or did not have them turned on. the coroner has released the autopsy result. it shows that sergeant tom smith died from a single gunshot wound after the bullet somehow got through a small gap in his bullet proof vest. investigators have still refused to publicly explain how that deadly shooting unfolded. the funeral for sergeant smith will be held at the neighborhood church of castro valley next wednesday morning. the service begins at 10:00 a.m.. the public view willing be held the night before the funeral and held at the chapel of the times from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. tuesday night. the public is invited to attend both memorial services. >>> time is 4:35. the search is on for a driver who hit a 70-year-old man in hercules and took off. surveillance video from a passing bus shows an suv stopped for a pedestrian in a crosswalk and then suddenly the driver plunges forward and hit the elderly man. this happened last friday at 6:30 in the morning near sycamore and willow avenues. its what happen

infected with the same type of mall ware that has used to access 40 million debit and credit cards. >>> we're learning more about the attack on nieman marcus. "the new york times" reports that payment cards and customer data may be gone as far as back as july. and fully contained until just this past week. >>> in washington today, president obama announceded some big changes at the nation's top spy agency while defending some of its controversial surveillance programs. the president compare ed the electronic eves dropping into our private lives into what some companies are already doing to find out who their questions are. >> the challenges don't come from government alone. corporations track what you buy, store and analyze our data and use it for commercial purposes. ads pop up on your computer and smart phone periodically. but all of us understand that the standards for government surveillance must be higher. >> those higher standards involve changes about who the nsa will no longer spy on and about storing all that intert phone and e-mail data. eamon jabbers joins us now with more.

>>> start your engines the big three american auto makers hope to let the good times roll, but be waref speed bumps ahead. plus the changing face of the american auto industry through the eyes of a family that has worked session generations at gm motors. i'm ali velshi, and this is "real money." ♪ >>> this is "real money" life from the detroit auto show, you are the most important part of our program so joins on twitter and facebook. well, welcome to the north american international auto show. this is the year's biggest and most important showcase for american car makers. the u.s. auto industry has 15.6 million reasons to celebrate. that's how many vehicles auto makers sold in the united states in 2013, and that was the stropgest year of sales since 2007. a big improvement for an industry that recently suffered through bankruptcies and bailouts. today, though, was about buzz, and a lot of that was about ford's f-150 pickup truck unveiled today. the aluminum frame lightens the truck by 700 pounds and that boosts fuel efficiency. you'll hear my view with ford ceo in a moment. meanwhile,

he's still lucid and ware. >>> two nuclear launch officers whose hands were on the trigger are off the job today. they were suspended for allegedly possessing illegal drugs. they were assigned to a montana air force base where they were response for launching nuclear-armed intercontinental missiles. defense secretary chuck hagel was visiting another base in wyoming. he was hoping to give a speech to booth morale. >>> such a high demand for marijuana in colorado hat that the plant is in short supply. it's been ten days since the rocky mountain state legalized the sale of marijuana. it's led to a shortage of the product that has made colorado's 36 smoke shops an estimated $5 million in sales. all of the frenzy along with the talk of more states lessening restrictir restrictions has stocks on the rise. >>> take a look at this stunning image released from nasa. officials have titled it the hand of god. a powerful nasa telescope captures what appears to be an outreached hand with fiery fingertips. the image as many wondering if the remnants are an optical illusion or divine intervention. le

again, this board has the ware withall. please protect women's health, san francisco will support you and thank you for your efforts so far. you have petitionings updating the ones i brought a couple weeks ago. thank you. >> thank you. >> my name is cheryl travis. i got off the stop in pollo and i'm walking up the steps looking at the trees at the top, and low and behold i see this thing behind the trees that says abortion hurts women. it's a good thing i'm fit, or i would have had a heart attack otherwise. i called scott wiener and he turned me on to public works people. they said they used a content neutral strategy. i can't think of anything that's more not neutral than the issue of /aeu /pworbgs abortion. i like the three parts of this. to abolish the signs, to take the money and try to retrain all the hundreds of thousands of people that have seen this misinformation, and number three, i'd like to know -- in our city the average salary is about $92,000, who at the dpw thought this was okay to put up. i mean, the proces

. >> critics say buyer be ware. annual percentage rates are 36 to 100%. borrowers can get into trouble. it quickly becomes a burden that people kant carry. that it gets you into a dent trap that you can't get out of. >> most important to people like melissa it provided short of term relief. >> they didn't make me feel like i was a poor person that needed to borrow money. i didn't feel that way at all. that meant a lot to me. >> stacy tisdale reporting. it's estimated a third of american workers are going through some kind of financial distress. the number of air force service members implicated in a cheating service has doubled. 30 more airmen have been suspended for reportedly sharing questions on tests. the officers had been taken off miss ill launch duty. all work at maelstrom air force base. >> a florida school was plagued by allegations of abuse. researchers found the remains of 55 people buried on the grounds. we are in tampa where they are trying to figure out who they belonged to and how they died. >> when the school closed in 2011, the property w

some people online even comparing her to this old earthen ware goblet and got videos of her as well. it seems like she had the surgery what seemed like a few years ago but she's still catching flak from people online, this is her reporting on tv post-surgery and you can see how she's very different her face looks, her chin comes sort of down to that very, very specific point. >> wow. she doesn't look necessarily terrible. i think people are just shocked by is the fact that it is very dramatic. >> was this her desire or is this desires by her managers on television or -- you know, her fans? >> some are speculating that she got this surgery to sort of look like more japanese annie anime. >> the number one country for plastic surgery procedures which is alarming. >>> a pro stunt rider cruises. but not the way you'd expect. >> doing a slow-speed burnout. all the way up around this curb. >> the whole time? >> why burning rubber really works for him. >>> and if you've got a lot of wood to chop, this is your machine. >> it's almost like a wood chipper. >> see the speedy way it gets to slici

. >> buyer be ware. when you add up the fees work place loans carry a percentage rate between 36 and 165%. well, that's half the cost of the pay day loans borrowers can still get into financial trouble. any time you carry 100% interest rate, it's quickly becoming a burden that people can't carry. something that you can't get out of. >> the credit repair that attracts borrowers could bes reversed. >> if that makes you less able to pay credit card bill or a car loan payment, those are going to be dell ink wednesdayies that are reported to the credit bureau. >> important to people like melissa is the loan provided short term releech. >> they didn't make me feel like a poor person that needed to borrowo money. that meant a lot to me. >> today on twitter and facebook i have asked you sips companies are offering short-term loans, would you borrow cash from your employer. denise tweets: >> tell me what you think by tweeting me. all right, coming up next - going sour on apple. the company's latest disappointment

our shopping habits even as retailers are forever trying to figure out how to get us to buy their wares. and with the recession waning, there's a lot of pent up buying demand. trae bodge is senior editor of retailmenot.com, a retail coupon & research company. you crunched the numbers, what do we know about what consumer behavior will be in 2014 - different from last year? >>we were very interested to find out how people were feeling coming into 2014 and we had some really encouraging poll findings. about 7 in 10 people feel really good about 2014 in terms of the ability to save, better earning potential, and also the ability to buy the things that we need this year. so i think we're getting started on the right foot this year. >>what are we doing differently when we shop? the traditional way of course is to go to the store but now with apps out there is that starting to have an impact in how consumers do comparison shopping for example? >>definitely. we are much more well informed now and obviously that keeps retailers on their toes. consumers have the ability now to shop in the way tha

requires about seven glasses of water for every fwlafs water you serve in order to clean the glass ware plus the water you serve. riot it's gotten so shortage the marin water district will start pumping water out of one of their two reserves. >> we used it briefly two years ago but we haven't used it as a water supply for 20 years. >> reporter: if things don't improve by april marin may do something it hasn't done since 1991, impose rationing. >> we're looking at that. >> i don't think it's going to hurt anybody, you know, if they ration. >> reporter: for now marin is asking for voluntary conservation. >> it's 4:33. another northern california town faces a water emergency. willits in mendocino county is down 100 day supply of water. it relies on surface water that flows in to this reservoir. this dirt you see here is normally under 100 feet of water. >>> members of the u.s. chemical safety board decided to send a report on the 2012 richmond refinery fire back for modification before voting on it. board held a hearing on the staff report last night. a huge fire at the chevron refinery tw

. >> well, we do know there was mal ware installed on our point of sale registers. that much we have established. we removed that malware, so that we could provide a safe and secure shopping environment. clearly we're accountable and we're responsible. but we're going to come out at the end of this a better company and we're going to make significant changes. >> you can see becky quick's full interview with the target ceo this morning at 6:00 eastern on cnbc's "squawk box". >>> the biggest stars of film and television got together for the 71st annual golden globe awards on sunday. host tina fey and amy poehler kept the audience laugh, no doubt, along the way. our stephanie stanton has more. >> "12 years a slave". >> reporter: the true story of a free man sold into slavery took top honors as best drama at the golden globes. >> thank you, guys, for taking a chance on this movie. >> reporter: it was part of a wealth spreading night in the drama category. matthew mcconaughey best actor for "dallas buyers club," cate blanchett best actress for "blue jasmine". >> i went t

before that, ware points out, a workshop might be what he called a lie see yum. a journeymen would hire boys to read to them while they worked. these were social businesses with many opportunities for reading, discussion, mutual improvement. along with the factory girls, the journeymen, the artisans bitterly condemned the attack on their culture. same was true in england, incidentally, where conditions were much harsher. there's actually a great book by jon that be rose called "the intellectual life of the british working class." it's a monumental study of the reading habits of the working class in england. and he contrasts what he calls the passionate pursuit of knowledge by proletarian autodidacts with a pervasive fill standtism of the british aristocracy. actually, i'm old must have to remember residues that remained among working people right here in new york in the 1930s who were deeply immersed in the high culture of day. it's another battle that may have receded, but i don't think it's lost. well, i mentioned that dewey and american workers and farmers hel

can >>> a hayward church suffered major damage when a woman drove her car right into the sank chu ware. she plowed into new bridges church yesterday afternoon. luckily the driver line of people who were there weight for food donation. nobody was hurt including the elderly driver. witness say it looked as though she hit the gas instead of the brakes. >>> san francisco police tonight are defending their decision to detonate an explosive device at a home instead of moving it to another location, but a statement reports people leving in the neighborhood there at 46th and judah say they're unhappy about how the whole situation was handled. >> san francisco firefighters this afternoon cleared broken swin windows and shovelled glass. remnants of last night's bomb squad detonation in the sunset district house that tore the building apart, rattled the neighborhood and sparked a fire at its liquor store. >> my whole house shook. i ran to my roommate's room, and none of us knew what it was. >> police were called in around 6:00 tuesday night, the family clearing away the belongings found what inve

impersonators are calling homes on the ruse of solving computer problems and they try to install spy wareike will not cold call so hang up if you receive this call. >> the better business bureau is warning consumers of a new credit card scam and urging americans to check their credit and debit cars for charges of $9.84. thieves think they can get away with charging thousands of cars with smaller amounts rather than trying to steal larger amounts from fewer cards. the thieves believe the credit card companies will not go after such a small amount and says if you find small unexplained charges on your card, report it right away and get a new card. >> good idea. we will check with mike nicco to see what is coming our way. >> you can see that the ridge is still holding but it is getting pushed down to the south or flattened, and you can seat rain getting closer to us as it started to drop down. there are scattered showers in the north bay and sprinkled for the rest of us, if you are headed to the north that is the best chance of wet weather and it will be wet in tahoe but no snow tone. to the

a number of knee and hip replacement operations do need to be repeated because they ware out, sometimes within three years. experts think hormone replacement therapy helps to strengthen the bone that surrounds the implant. >>> a new study in the journal of neurology found people who have higher levels of omega 3 fatty acids had larger brain volumes later in life. they found the difference was equivalent to preserving up to two years of brain health. a lot of the increased brain matter was in areas that play a key role in memory. >>> okay, time for the facebook question of the morning. the average american eats 23 pounds of this every year. is it a, candy, b, cheese, c, french fries? go to our facebook page. give us your answer and tell us why. we'll share some of your comments throughout the morning. >> this week when you answer the question of the morning, you have a chance to win four tickets to the monster jam at verizon center this friday and saturday. we're going to choose a winner every day this week. thanks for wa king >>> we're looking at temperatures in the single digits in man

. >> that super popular slim ware that shapes your figure could be harl will to the body. they compress your body so tightly that doctors say it can worsen acid replucks -- reflux bowels. try not to wear it too often. >> how do you feel about this new fashion trend? leggings have appeared on male models and fearless rockstars but, now, a new fashion label hopes to make meggings main stream. a chicago-based company offered man clothing last month and says the pants are a hit. they are sold nationwide online, and this is the company website they start at $30. >> i will get right on that. >> 4:57. the free ride will end with a vote to start regulating the private tech shuttle buses. >> a rally forriver street with a group on a mission to reduce the number of traffic debts if san francisco. >> the messy makeover in oakland and the coliseum ♪ use chase freedom at gas stations this quarter and get 5% cash back. so you can keep rolling in style. activate your 5% cash back at chase.com/freedom chase. so you can. want to play hide and seek? yeah! 1... 2... 6... 10! [ female announc