thank you so much megan-weir from the department of public health. >> . >> i have commander ann mattox from the police department. thank you also to the police department for being an early vision zero adopt er as well. >> great. i did provide the data that i could and i think you had a question about 2013 data? our data collection methods weren't really accurate before april of 2013 so the numbers are a little bit off. again, i'm 2 weeks into this new position i'm very excited to work with all of the advocates i've met a few in the audience already working with the mta towards the goal of vision zero by 2024 we're here today to answer any questions you have specifically related to enforcement. other than that again i'm new i'm new to the position and i don't know what else i can offer today. i'm looking forward to working with everyone. >> thank you for taking on the task that commander holly has been working on for years but i look forward to working with you. i know the report mentions that the police department is planning to increase the number of officers in the traffic enforceme

somehow i got cnn to fund my midlife crisis. >> bill weir, it is terrific.for coming in. sunday night, 10:00 eastern. it's the debut of "the wonder list." do not miss it. >> and don't miss this. jump over to our website and check out an "@this hour" web exclusive. i spoke with star jones and randy zuckerberg, the sister of mark zuckerberg, they joined me to talk about a pressing issue in silicon valley, efforts to bring more diversity to the industry in silicon valley. take google as one example. 79% of its leadership is male. it's an important, important issue. you'll find that online in just a moment. you don't want to miss it. and that's all for us. >> "legal view" with ashleigh banfield starts now. >>> if he really believed his co-workers were cannibals and the men he killed were hybrid pig people, would that actually make him insane? that is a much tougher question than you might think as you're about to hear in the closing arguments of the american sniper trial. make-or-break testimony in the aaron hernandez murder trial, all about guns and cash and co

bill weir joins me now. also the show's director. welcome to both of you.elievably beautiful place. >> it was so nice. we picked this place because it's a country at a crossroads. feels like it's 100 years back in time and some folks like those guys think tourism is their way to a better life. others not so sure. they tell a story about a guy from california that said i want to buy this island. name your price. the guy threw out the biggest number he could think of. $5,000. and in the end you'll have to sigh where they went in the end. i have to thank this man from capturing those stunning images. >> those pictures are so beautiful. >> fantastic place to film. it's hard to make it look bad. it was absolute paradise. it was worth three days to get there. it was quite a trek for all of us. to film that place was amazing. all of the places we went to had different visuals. >> in this remote place what did natives think of you two? >> it was interesting that they were excited to see us. we got to that island and there's one car on this island. you saw a quick s

let's talk more about the wonder list with bill weir and the show's director of photography phillip blue him. walking up to that mouth of a volcano. >> yeah. >> that's like a once in a lifetime experience. how cool is that? >> it was so amazing. we went there to do really a story about change because they're right on the cusp of entering the modern world, you know and legend has it that the fires of that volcano attracted captain cook brought the first white men to vanuatu. and you think millions more would pay to go and experience that but there's a tribe that lives at the base of it which thinks it's a god. they don't want people walking all over hallowed ground. it was really an interesting study. but as you saw, the cinema cinematography cinematography that's why i reached out to this guy. i've always been a fan of phillip blums and i wanted to capture that. >> i wanted to ask you more about the photography aspect. while we're watching bill on camera you're the guy having to carry all the equipment. >> he didn't carry anything. you know. it was amazing. we wanted to make it as cinema

let's go out to fred weir who join us live. what more do we know about this? >> well, one of the main long-term opposition leaders in this country. he's one of the most irreconcilable people who was in government himself in the 1990s. he was deputy prime minister. he went on to become a presidential--not contender but some people talked as presidential contender. he always staked out his differences very clearly very eloquently. he was to be a major speaker at the spring rally first main opposition rally here in moscow in months and months. which is to take place on sunday. so all these things come together to make this a really shocking event for everybody and it's not surprising that putin is saying he thinks it's a provocation of some sort, and he will take the investigation under his personal control because it has explosive potential. >> yes, and unfortunately russia has a history of being kinds of targeted killings, and this does appear to have been a targeted killing. there was the murder of a russian journalist almost ten years ago now who was a fierce

fred weir in moscow now. >>> heading to damascus for atwo day visit. trying get the parties to agree to a truce in aleppo. he said last week, the government had agreed to a temporary ceasefire. >> kurdish fighters backed by u.s. led air strikes fighting its way into a syrian town, links territory droll by i.s.i.l. between iraq and syria. close to where more than 220 crifnlts werechristians were abducted by the group two days ago. >>> president obama is given one more day of funding for homeland security. congress now has seven days to find a longer term solution to the department's funding problems. kimberly halkett has the story. >> a stopgap for the department of homeland security for seven days. that means the border patrol, coast guard will go to work as they always expected to but now they know they will be getting a paycheck. what this also means is there will be continued debate on capitol hill how to fund this department for the next seven days. that's because there are many on capitol hill that feel this funding should be tied on an issue on i

bill weir join me now. the visuals, everything about it. explain the idea behind it.ing to a lot of incredibly remote places. >> the idea was that i i turned to my 10-year-old girl and one day she will be my age in 2050 and will there still be wild tigers in india? how many species will go extinct? for this episode, if there's still a hawaii without hotels out there, a bali before bird joints and we saw this amazing place that was such a great test study in values. you know, some tribes can't wait for tourists to arrive. they want hotels on their islands. they're willing to give up their lives as fishermen. others like the tribe on the volcano doesn't want part of the modern world. they worship as a god and think trudging up there is disrespectful. and then low lying islands. so they worry about climate change as well but fascinating people and we got to these places. in the middle of nowhere, the cell phone signal was stronger. than in manhattan. >> they're beautiful images. you had a small hardy crew. were you using drones? >> we used a drone. we didn't use them muc

weir pretty much dry for the evening. one or two snow flurries way back to the west and more snow is in the forecast. a little bit tomorrow and a little bit more later on in the seven day. that's coming up in a few minutes. >>> glenn, we're closely watching the roads from our network of traffic cameras. we have a live picture now from southern delaware where some of the highest snow totals are reported and this is route 9 in dover. you can see the roads, they're clear here. as always, it's best to take it slow. >>> power lines could aren't handle the heavy, wet snow that hit carolina last night. down lines and tree branches left 310,000 customers without electricity and up to six inches fell in part of that state. that same snow system slammed parts of virginia as well. some drivers struggled and while others ditched their cars and just walked. most central virginia schools closed today as they worked overtime to clear snow-covered roads. >>> you can always get live weather updates with the nbc 10 news app for your smartp

. >>> in cnn's new series "the wonder list" bill weir goes to a nation in the south pacific where thets of climate change could threaten their way of life. >> there is an alarming number of americans who are skeptical that it is even happening and that violent nations see this as an easy way to get some money. what is the reality when it comes to an island nation? >> i mean we have seen because we've been living years and years, you can see that. >> you can see the actual changes? >> you can see the actual changes. >> a warmer planet will likely affect their crops, bring stronger storms but folks in these hyland villages are relatively safe from the rising tides. but our next stop includes communities that live just inches above sea level. places where they're thrilled to see one flight a month land on the grass patch that is the mota lava international airport. >> you're the man, mick. >> on this island there are around 1500 people and two cars. this is the one that runs. sort of. >> oh! >> it started. i will never complain about new york city taxi cabs ever again. >> bill weir joins

weir looking at a broken pattern today and tonightment we could see the snow line push into the northern suburbs and doesn't look like it will amount to that much. let's move on to the winter weather advisory, this is in effect not only today but tonight, the main issues yosemite area light freezing rain, maybe sleet mixed in, and later on tonight some of the snow coming into the northern suburbs. the world to the wise if you're on foot or behind the wheel even though there's a spotty light precipitation temperatures are near freezing and you see drops you want to slow down because they could be freezing up beneath your tires. the untreated surfaces that will see the worst icing the rest of the day and tonight. rick williams when i come back i'll talk about how this gets out of here and how it involves. and we'll look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast and see what's coming next. >> thank you let's switch live to john rawlins in newtown bucks county where people had a slippery commute to say the least. >> reporter: that's correct rick williams it was dicey going particularly

bill weir.ured you to this island and what else you uncovered there. >> you are one of my favorite people as well. i love being on the show. you know it started with a grand question. climate change is one little aspect of that. we will get into it in further episodes as well but i started with a question. i know you have kids. i looked at my 10-year-old daughter who will turn my age in the year 2050. i thought hm i wonder what kind of planet she will have at that time. will there still be wild tigers, how many species will go extinct. will there still be island nations like hawaii 100 years ago, bali without burger joints. vanuatu is a fascinating test case 83 different islands, different tribes on each one, some with wifi and amazing cell phone coverage and they can't wait for the tourists to come. others have seen the big city and want no part of it. it's this real sort of neighbor versus neighbor debate whether or not to join the modern world. it is the most beautiful bountiful place i have

weired animal household. >> you know what, if you are driving soon for the most part, you are seeing all kinds of nice traffic out there. we're going to start you off here at the bay bridge, everybody wants to know about that, getting into san francisco, there are no major problems getting to the toll plaza, if you're on 880 the traffic is moving along very nicely, no problems here. traffic continues to look good, passed the coliseum. and there are no problems heading south to heyward. now we're looking at a crash on highway 4 that has been cleared, but traffic is still a little bit well, a little bit slow in some areas on highway 4. still good enough for you to get a decent start heading over to concord. at 4:47. let's go to steve in the weather center. >>> boy, what a change in the weekend from yesterday, and even today. temperatures yesterday, struggle to get out of the upper 50s at noon they were all in the 50s, napa, 61. i have to be honest with you, i was up in napa, that 61 must have happennened for about a minute and a half. the low cloud deck was all over the place and it wa

. >> you get one car that hits a weir spot or driver who is not real paying atten and you end up with a mess like that. pa of th reason we have the dela today, they don't want so many vehicles on road. >> tharight. the timing of the snow, people start heading out for work and school and real quick, prince s o o hours late today. >> let's check in with tom n now to find out more aboue snow. weather and traffic on th. >> yeah, snow moving in right on time as we said yesterday, movin around 4:00 5:00 and now we getting it across virg and maryland brighter bands right in southern maryla charles county, northe st. ms where it's coming a little bit harder. another bri near fred near southern of fauquier co into spotsylvania. anotr brigh band across howa county, mont the potomac into ly and northern fauqui coun. around the metro area light snow showing up on the tower came. the sky looking a little fuzzy. just very light snow here right in washing right now. hour b the rest of the day, we'll have the heaviest snows around 8:00 this morning. d then it quickly tapers off. temper hovg below fre

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fred weir updating us from moscow >>> 11 people have been killed in twin blasts in kabul. two car bombs blew up targetting a busy market. 31 were injured. >> condemnation is dwelling after i.s.i.l.'s destruction of priceless relics in mosul. >> translation: what has happened is a gross violation, not only to the iraqi heritage. we call for the world community to come together and support iraq. for our part we'll open the iraqi national museum and promise the iraqi people that our answer will be to open more museums and shape our future. >> reporter: the u.n. envoy to syria is heading to damascus for a 2-day visit. stefano is trying to get the rebels and the government to agree to a truce. he said the syrian government indicated a willingness to halt bombardment. they are sending a second team to aleppo to assess conditions there >>> india's finance minister unveiled the first full budget. government headed by hindu nationalist prime minister narendra modi. the induction of corporate tax has been announced, and the government is introducing a universal security programme, i

>> because she said that he'd kill our families. >> reporter: prosecutors say last may weir and geysers before stabbing her both charged as adults with intentional first degree homicide. attorneys for both attempting to get them tried as juveniles. payton and her mother speaking exclusively to abc's david muir in september. >> do you think they should be charged as adults? >> for me it's about making sure payton feels safe that she can move on with the rest of her life. >> she's now back in school. celebrating her 13th birthday friday. >> she's doing great in school. but she continues a long path as well. there's much healing that needs to be done. >> reporter: court resumes today to determine if there's enough evidence to proceed to trial. for "good morning america," alex me perez. >>> time for the weather and ginger and i have friends in maine and like boston they are >> we keep saying boston but we don't want to forget about places like east port maine. almost 100-inches of snow. for boston five and a half feet above their average. boston number seven on the list of totals. look at

we had rehearsed enough, worked hard and talked enough and peter peter weir was the director -- he wantedin williams was, first of all, i grew up on "mork and mindy." second, he was coming back from the oscar for "good morning, vietnam." he used to joke around on set and it would make me crazy because his focus was laser but mine was not. it was difficult to stay concentrated. and it happened. i felt this buzz of what it was like to act. and he says "remember this." the memory is different now that he is gone, the memory changed. this has a power. now it is filled with how hard this profession is, you know? two of the greatest talents of my life, robin williams and philip seymour hoffman, both passed away last year. very, very serious artists. they are not celebrities to me. philip was the first one of my generation to be a fully actualized actor/artist. yet something to say with the choices he made, the way he carried himself. he was a serious person. robin, too. depression is a real demon to a lot of creative people. it is part of what the documentary is about to me finding balance. whe

the wonder list with bill weir.at may soon disappear from our planet. the south pacific island nation of venue watt u off the australian coast. >> instead of packing for this camping trip, they brought bows and arrows. and spears made of bicycle spokes for the reef. but the most stunning example of the bountiyyiy of these waters comes when they grab a net. and once it is in place, the catch is over in about 90 seconds. >> my goodness. look at this. >> yeah! >> that's not fishing. that's not fair. when i fish i have to sit and drink beer for eight hours before i get one bite. >> look at this. i guess we have dinner. ♪ >> wow. it's vennuatu. let's hear from cnn's bill weir. you were there, got to know the people and place. extraordinary pictures and just to see the way of life there, how many so many americans would think that is so much work. and for them they're like this is what we do, and we do it with ease. so what struck you the most on this journey? >> well fred it was -- i started with a question here. that's

be a little bit not moving along pretty well i'm still trained a little slow on 237, it is kind of weired when it doesn't happen. it is good for you when you're driving into the valley, it does look good. eastbound 580 at park, a new crash happening eastbound 580 a couple vehicles on the shoulder, not expecting slow traffic be aware it is there, might have to run a traffic break to slow cars passing the scene. eastbound 580 right before park. it is 6:02 let's go back to the desk. >>> topping our news this morning oakland fire investigators are looking into some unusual circumstances at a school fire that started early this morning. the flames are out but ktvu fox reporter says the firefighters are likely to be at that middle school for several hours. >> firefighters tell me when when they first got here they saw the door to the cafeteria wide open, that wanted them to investigate whether someone had been here shortly before the fire broke out. a couple of police officers have moved in front of this school drive way, they are standing by as fire investigators finish up. it was a passer-by

. >>> i still say it is weired to watch the game with no defense. >> they don't want to get hurt, the western conference won, the second half of the season kicks off friday with the san antonio spurs in town. >>> seth currey says the shoes he wore in the all star game is in tribute to one of the three muslim students, they are going to be sent to the man's family. currey wrote this message on the shoes on saturday, it was in honor of dia, now he and his wife and her sister were all shot and killed near the university of north carolina last week, he was a huge seth currey fan. >>> time is 5:56. o'brien going cuban, the comedian spent his weekend taping segments in cuba taking his recent move to improverelations with cuba, it is the first late night show to film since the u.s. embargo started in 1962. he says the trip will give viewers a glimpse of life in cuba every day. the show will air on march fourth. >>> very interesting. >> well, an international business conference all about marijuana, what hundreds of activists are doing in san francisco. >>> fire damaged the middle school in o

domino's statement reads in part, weir shocked and horrified of what happened.e couldn't conceive of something like this happening especially sunday morning. we're working with the franchise owner to provide the victim with whatever support she needs. this is a woman who was just trying to make a living. we may learn more about the suspect. antioch police say we may be prepared to release more details. kris sanchez, in antioch. >> horrible crime. thanks, kris. >> and police have released a sketch of a man accused of sexually assaulting a 10-year-old boy. police say the man is described as hispanic, between 40 and 50, 5'7" with a goatee and gray and black hair. the police are offering a reward to catch the man. >>> the only suspect in the body parts case found in a suitcase is dead. the cause of his death has not been redecembleased the d.a.'s released him last week saying there was not enough evidence to charge him. the body in the suitcase has not been identified. >>> an intense standoff with police in a high end gated community ended peacefully after a man bar

but i think we do ourselves a disservice in this fight if weir not taking into account -- if we're notto account that the overwhelming majority of muslims reject this ideology. >> others say that you've downplayed the importance of terrorism. you want to downgrade it as a threat to the united states. >> well i -- look i have to talk to the families of those killed by terrorists. i have to talk to the families of soldiers of ours who fought to make sure that al qaeda and the fattah couldn't carry out attacks against us again. so i think -- i'm pretty mindful of the terrible costs of terrorism around the world. what i do insist on is that we maintain a proper perspective and that we do not provide a victory to these terrorist networks by overinflating their persons and suggesting in some fashion that they are an existential threat to the united states or the world order. you know the truth of the matter is that they can do harm but we have the capacity to control how we respond in ways that to not undercut what's -- what's the essence of who we are. that means that we don't torture, for

synagogue in norway's capitol oslo offering symbolic protection after an attack on a synagogue last weir jewish leaders were present. the attack in landdenmark was the latest against jews in germany. in january, a kosher supermarket was targeted i am here to promote inter faith and show everybody that we get along. we live in peace and this is what being human is all about, getting along and being at peace with one another. >> employees of some failed businesses in argentina are turning their misfortunes around. instead of trying to deal with the national economic crisis on their own, they are joining forces. they are creating cooperatives. >>> one of many victims of argentina's economic collapse in 2001/2002. machinery sold wages not paid absent owners no hope until the workers early in 2002 took control. >> we believe in what we are doing, or we wouldn't be able to do it. it's a question of faith for us to take the company guard and little, we are moving forward. >> schwin employs more than 20 workters. all of the workers have a stake in this enterprise. this is their machinery, their

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also, bill weir talks about "the wonder list" in the "spotlight."ow. here's more. ♪ >>> one time in college, i remember i had to audition for one of the shakespeare plays. not only do i sound like a

there's a lost companies who have -- can borrow and what not, still, even though weir at $50, a barrelso, i think there's a -- they've had -- opec succeeded in taking oil off the market, removing 1 million barrels of u.s. supply. that alone is enough for us to get over $75. opec and saudis are talking to russia, also. so may be russia, plus opec. then that rally above $100 will happen even sooner. >> morgan, thanks. we'll hold you to it and have you back and see what happens. >> thanks. >> coming up airplanes, satellites and magic kingdom. a lot of movers today. first another headwind for gold mann sachs, may face a loss of $3 billion. what is the potential fallout for investors? we'll debate that next. >>> competition for trader of the year continues. in the ultimate portfolio challenge. keep up with every move in the halftime report. plus exclusive insight and analysis behind the trades. sign up now on cnbc.com/pro for your limited time free preview. the portfolio challenge on the halftime report. in my world, wall isn't a street. return on investment isn't the only return i'm lookin

my colleague, bill weir has one of the best jobs ever.res creatures and the land itself at a crossroads. places could disappear in our lifetime. bill is joining me now. bill this is incredible. >> thank you. you explained that it was anthropologists. you said you have to go to a certain place. >> for the first episode, i wanted to know if there's a hawaii without hotels out there. bali without burger joints. are there still people in a fabulous sun kissed place where there's plenty of food but only a matter of time before the golf resorts come in. it was so fascinating and butd full beautiful. they say we want to get away from it all. let's show you how we go camping and food shopping. >> here's a sample. >> instead of packing food for this camping trip they brought bows and arrows. and spears made of bicycle spokes for the reef. but the most stunning example of in the bounty of the waters comes when they grab a net. once it is in place, the catch is over in about 90 seconds. >> my goodness. look at this. that's not fishing. that's not fa

. >> demonstrating particularly as democrats that weir the party of inclusion and empowerment and a chance to show that our party through highlighting the city of philadelphia is the party that provides the pathway to opportunity for everyone in america to succeed. >> and as for those hugs from congressman bob brady that you heard about in doug's piece, as well, schultz confirms they did take place and it certainly did not hurt philadelphia's bid. >> it will not only infuse millions of dollars into the regional economy. it will bring hundreds of jobs to the area. the transportation service and hospitality industry will all begin to step up their game with the hiring and training of additional staff and not just in center city. visitors from all over the country and only 12,000 hotel rooms in center city people attending the convention will fan out from valley forge to wilmington to cherry hill because the pope visits ahead of this year ahead of the dnc, the jobs created will be lasting. >> i'm expecting there will be a lot of infrastructure cleanup and build out. >> it will be a huge refer

we had rehearsed enough and worked hard and talked enough and peter kind of -- peter weir was the directorf all, i grew up on morning mork and mindy. he had just come back from vietnam. remember how great he was on garp. his focus was laser. mine was not. it's very difficult for me to stay concentrated and do all the things i wanted to do to be this person, you know and it happened. i felt this buzz of what it was like to act. you know, and he says, remember this -- and, you know, you know, time keeps changing and the memory is different now that he's gone. the memory changed. "remember this" has a power. of course it also is filled with how hard this profession is. two of the great talents of my life, two of the biggest in-- influences on me, robin williams and philip seymour hoffman both passed away last year. these are both very, very serious artists. they're not celebrities to me. you know, philip was one the first of my generation to be a fully active artist. he had something to say with his theater company, his choices, the way he carried himself in the world. he was very serious. ro

weir we're very glad we haven't had to take that step here in boston yet.ut if we did have to do it, that would be about two million gallons which is about 1% of the daily flow of the charles river. certainly urban snow is dirty, and it's not our favorite resort. but at the end of the day, public safety first. >> is there anything they can do to be dumping into rivers or the sea, is there anything they can do to mitigate any potential worries? are there cleaner or better ways to do it? >> absolutely, the critical thing is that snow is fairly heavy when you dump trailer truckloads into the water. we're concerned that it not be done in shallow water, that it be done in deep water. boston harbor has an average depth of 40 feet at low tide. we have a nine-foot tide. so you want to do it at high tide with the tide falling. and you want to be alert. there is a lot of crap that you can see. we have a tradition here in boston of putting space savers in our space once we dug out our car. a dinette set, so we might have furniture floating in the harbor. on a serious

>> mike weir sitting in -- we're sitting in record territory right now. that 6 in national is as cold as it's been in a long time. that's a new record for the day. 2 above in baltimore. windchills to 15 below. friday's going to be chilly and snow tomorrow. oh. complicated business. seven day forecast coming up in a few minutes. >>> it is frigid out there the morning. some of the windchills 15, 18 below. with the temps as you saw low single digits. a couple of spots sitting at 0. 1, 2 below right now. with the actual air temperatures and records at national and baltimore. extremely cold morning a very cold afternoon. we will have less wind later this afternoon than this evening with highs 16 to 22. we're looking at a snowy saturday and could be a very snowy saturday in spots,ville the forecast and my snow map and a look to the better sunday at least in about six minutes. larry miller what's happening out there. >>> right now we have some delays going on on metro. no service between the west falls church and metro station on the orange line. on the silver l

despite tommy john surgery matt weir will catch opening day for the baltimore orioles. we're concerned with the nationals. they're in vieira where the mood is light and the expectations are high. no question that nats has the best pitching in all of baseball and should have one of the most exciting clubs in the game. robert burton is with the team in florida. hey, robert. great weather, what's the latest down there? >> well the latest is all about that pitching staff. max scherzer and steven strasbourg, two members of that rotation made their way to the bull pen to throw for about 10 minutes. entire crowd of fans followed them to get a glimpse of what they could see this season. matt williams tells us he's not buying into the hype until he sees results. >> there's to d year's pitching staff is loaded. and with former cy young winner max scherzer on board, you can say the rotation just reloaded. >> he's a workhorse. he logs a lot of innings and he throws great many pitches that are all look the same. so it's tough to pick up as a hitter and, you know got great stuff and

. >> bill weir and phillip bloom. thanks for taking us on the journey. the wonder list premieres this sunday night at 10:00 eastern right here on cnn. >>> thanks for staying with me. developing right now the house of representatives back in session after a short recess. at issue, do they have enough votes to pass the three-week bill to fund the department of homeland security? yes, a three-week bill. that's where we're at with this. athena jones is keeping track of it for us on capitol hill. bring us up to speed. what's happening right now? >> hi ana. well right now the house is now back after their recess. they recessed for a little over an hour because the republican leadership couldn't get together the votes to pass that three-week funding bill you just mentioned. so now they're back. they have just passed a motion to conference the house funding bill for dhs, the department of homeland security that includes measures that would block the president's executive actions on immigration. they passed a motion that would try to conference that bill with the

you are red lines are hours as ours as well. 30% of that agreement is toxic and we reject it weir peered >> germany, france and russia will hold peace talks over the fighting in ukraine. vladimir putin is expected to attend and the russian diplomat says there is a 70% chance -- fighting rages on in eastern ukraine. how much autonomy will progression rebels get? shares of apple hit an all-time high again. the world's most valuable company has more than seven or billion dollars -- $700 billion. apple is going all in on renewable energy. it has agreed on an $850 million deal to get electricity from a solar farm. nbc has suspended brian williams for six months without pay. he was forced to retract the story in which he said he had come under fire while reporting in iraq. the host of comedy central's daily show, jon stewart says he will leave sometime this year. he has anchored the program since 1999. he turned it into an influential show that makes satire commentary and interviews -- a 16 year career, unheard of. it is crunch time in europe with two big meetings to discuss the future and sav

obviously madam madam secretary weir and tax filing season and there are lots of issues with respect to premiums and credits and obviously secretary lew and the commissioner play out key role but you are involved as well. i does have a couple questions here. you have any sense at this point of how many people might be entitled to a refund under the law because of that is certainly one possibility and how many people might go something? do you have any sense of numbers they are because that's an idea of? >> where the sense that three-quarters of people will check a box those that have existing insurance-3/4 of the people will check a box. with regard to the other category 1 that you are referring to which is those of the marketplace and whether or not they have underpaid or overpaid with regard to the subsidies they have received we don't have a sense because this is the first time through. we consult with their colleagues at the irs and because of the first time through i'm sure commissioner koskinen as well as secretary lew have spoken to that. >> would be doing to make sure this is

weir not looking for a playoff team, we're looking for a championship. why people like college ball and march madness. let's talk about the slam dunk contest. >> it really isn't fun anymore, but once upon a time when i was a child growing up and i was a teen acre, i couldn't wait far the dunk contest. because i don't really know who is in the dunk contest tonight i want to go over my favorite dunkers of all time. >> the first nba all star game or dunk contest was 1984 and this gentleman right here, six six university of massachusetts, dr. jay, julius irving, he didn't even win it, but he had this dunk from the foul line. is there anybody better than dr. j? there is an older doctor j. >> i don't think on. he lived in villanova. the body movement through the air, it's art's comes in for that dunk. >> s what the originator which led to two years later a guy who wasn't six foot six, spud web, look at that picture, look at the elevation. karen, i'm five foot eight. i'm listed at five foot ten, but really i'm listed as five foot eight and a half. that's an ama

. >> weir group is down 8.9%. they warned lower margins citing commodity price pressures. they're already active to cut costs due to the southern drop in oil prices. seema back to you. >> still to come on the show wilfred, with just a few months before the u.k. general election the race is too close to call. we'll speak to tony blair's former press secretary and what he thinks the outlook is for the u.k. general election. the united states population is going to grow by over 90 million people and almost all the growth is going to be in cities. what's the healthiest and best way for them to grow so that they really become cauldrons of prosperity and cities of opportunity? what we have found is that if that family is moved info safe clean, affordable housing, places that have access to great school systems access to jobs and multiple transportation modes then neighborhood begins to thrive and really really take off. the oxygen of community redevelopment is financing and all this rebuilding that happened could not have happened without organizations like citi. citi has formed

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