[laughter] take the west side, west side story. [applause] >> tune in next time when i own the room for coach gibbs. i cannot work like this. with nfl greats isaac bruce and gerald mccoy. what are you doing. >> that are you doing. >> th >> steph welcome back everybody. [crowd cheering] thank you so much for joining us. i got to say, during the commercial break, i heard some accusations that my superb coverage is nothing more than a thinly veiled attempt by talking about sunday's trademark let's call it sports gavin 48. [laughter] because superb all contains the same letters of what's happening on sunday in the exact same order. hello. have you ever heard of a thing called coin sidence. this is about the greatness of man's best friend all and i'm committed to these majestic birds of prey as i am for not getting sued for extra right ion fringement. america is bringing with hot al controversy. >> the spotted all was considered a species in the northwest for 20 years but now the species is facing a new threat by another specials of all

the navel gazing and the abuse excuse to praised on a kind of i'm deprived may have worked it west side story but it doesn't work anymore. coming up does judge judy impart tough love on her own children and grandchildren. libs are a military hard to take on a limb here a plug in that are exactly what that make their lives play. lists. lists lists lists. i've lived. lives. little endless lists lists. lists crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want. a little. more so. than when i find out. on. the back with judge judy we're both in the internet world it's the world the story we have to accept that we can fight it so i joined it we are at the journal does it have a negative impact sure people are putting too much information about themselves out there and your privacy is lost. about so i get a feeling along what that's next that's next you know bullying used to stop at the corner of the school you now used to from the get home when you were in a safe haven where your family took care of you and but that's not true anymore because everybody's on the internet itself. wh

. >> you use this is a transition points to doing things for west side story, tell me about that.t ofbusiness business, i need to fill that spot. what happened was that we got involved with custom designers and we started building designers and -- costumes for the runway shows. >> what are some of the challenges with working with the people at broadway? >> everything has to be done on a deadline. them and tell on them that we need to have it by friday. we get it done, but we go crazy. >> what is some of the craziest stuff you made? >> we're doing rocky the musical. hispollo creed, and all of managers -- >> the boxing shorts as well? >> the leather jackets. these takeing like off on their own? >> a lot of people come and call me and say i want that rocky leather coat. motown musical is a runaway hit with the old color. ind i'm doing it tour chicago, and the suits and coats from that are incredible. dicaprio wore the suits well. long a 42 regular joint 42 he is not as short as he appears. >> thank you. oscar gold two olympic bronze. my next guest have made history by collectively wr

some of the music on live television yes do i do that i want to do sound of music i would do west side story what would you do would you venture into live television. i think it's funny you were raised catholic are you very religious. you certainly don't play religious role. i have i am very spiritual . you like your new pope. i know my mom does the positive indorsed gimme shelter it's indorsed by the vatican really well there's probably previous forbes would have not. you never know he's a cool pope you know he's a good. ok we have some social meetup social media questions ok bryson knocks on facebook wants to know if you do another high school musical movie if you had the chance i don't think so just because it's one of those things that we did it and the world got to enjoy it and i feel like it was left on a very positive known it's about growing with two. amaury one development thirty seven any musical projects where you say you can do that so yeah i'm going to spend the year to try to predict whether something of my own but if you will watch these then i will create some in the process

from "west side story." this guy is like a quote machine, right? he's a simile machine. he also repeatedly spoke about what happened on that bridge in ways that helped the people who were trying to minimize it and that mocked the people who thought the whole thing stunk and there was something really wrong there. the head of the police union characterized as, quote, a load of garbage, an internal e-mail from port authority executive director patrick foye in which mr. foye harshly criticized the closures. that patrick foye e-mail is the one that blew the whistle on the shutdown of the lanes and said it was not only wrong, unauthorized but probably illegal. the head of the port authority police union called that e-mail a load of garbage. he also said that there were no first responders who were delayed by the traffic mess in ft. lee which was definitely not true. but he said at the time, quote, was there any ambulance delay? no. was there any police service delay? no. in fact, there were both police delays and ambulance delays because of the bridge shutdown. ft. lee had be

>>reporter: different story on west side road in healdsburg. soil is sandy. perfect for growing grapes. wine maker rick says they will need more rain in the next few weeks. >> when the soil just suck up the water and then it drains right through so when these vine wake up and start pushing bud and the bud bud break you need moisture in the soil. >>reporter: in the mean time sonoma county is reminding everyone to conserve. >> irrigation off. shorter showers. full load of laundry. full loads of dishwashing. everything you can possibly think of. >> if things don't improve mandatory water conservation plan may have to be imposed. in santa rosa, abc 7 news. >> in east bay arborist still busy removing big tree that fell on an office complex around noon. this is on camino pablo south of the country club if you know the area. nobody hurt when the tree tumble but you can see pretty big tree and did real dachbility earl year today crew in san mateo county work to remove a tree came crashing down across highway 35 and 84 in woodside fell overnight blocking all lanes nea

i tell the whole story about how i have an apartment the west side and i go to this place and i get aice bagel and a cup of coffee and read the newspaper. and as the first thing i would do when i get stateside. and i will be sitting there reading the paper and looking at page 18 of the new york times and this tiny little blurb and will say that you were hanged for your crimes and you were buried in an unmarked grave. >> nobody will ever know. ever again. >> i will remember my first cigarette. >> let's take a look at some clips. we will look and see what we've been talking about. here it is. >> monuments is about to go live. >> i hope we play music. >> calling london. >> we read you loud and clear. >> we will find out tomorrow. roger that. >> are all the fellows there? >> they are. >> listen up. i think you should know the truth. this mission is never designed to succeed. they are wrong if they tell us that. they tell us with this made people dying, who cares? they are wrong. that is exactly what we are fighting for. a culture, a way of life. you can wipe out a generation of people and

stories. and next to her we have the editor of the "new york times" on the west side. needs no introduction. but nevertheless we're delighted to have her here. she's a member of the board of visitors of the journalism school. and also i think it's fair to say that "the new york times" is still the voice, the editorial voice which is probably most listened to by the establishment in the u.s. i hope that's not too controversial. next we have david schultz. david is a leading first amendment lawyer. he's very kind to make time in his schedule to teach up here at the law school. he's a partner at a law firm. he is "the guardian's" lawyer on the n.s.a. and before that he was external counsel to "the new york times" on wikileaks, i believe. so he has been inside two of the biggest stories of this time. and we're very, very pleased to have cass here. one of the things we have sought is to get members of the administration or the n.s.a. to come and talk to us. they're not quite ready for that yet. we hope they will. at some point. he's one of the country's leading scholars in constitutional law. he

and i tell a story about how i have an apartment in the upper west side and everyday i go to this place sid melvin's and get a nice bagel and cup of coffee and read the newspaper and i think about it everyday i'm here and it will be the first thing i do when i get state side and i said i'm going to be sitting there reading the paper and when i look at page 18 of the "new york times," there's a tiny little blush and it will say that you were hanged for your crimes that you committed during the war and you were buried in an unmarked grave. >> rose: that's what i got. nobody will ever know ever again who you are. >> then i'll remember my first cigarette. because i take a cigarette. >> rose: let's look at some clips. show me first clips and we'll look and see what we have been talking about. here it is. >> monuments men radio is about to go live. >> i hope we play music. >> calling london, calling london and all the ships at sea. >> we read you loud and clear. >> how far will this thing reach? >> we'll find out tomorrow. >> roger that. >> are all the fella there is? >> they are. >> all righ

stories this morning. a teenager was shot to death while shoveling snow on the near west side. the body of 17-year-old ronald hayes was discovered yesterday afternoon by his mother, on a sidewalk near his home in the 13- hundred block of west hastings. he'd been shot in the head. hayes was a senior at banner academy west high school. there's no word yet on who shot him, or why. two men were killed when a car went off the highway and hit a light pole. it happened on i-90, at barrington road, yesterday morning. a third person in the car was slightly injured. the car wound up on the left shoulder of the eastbound lanes. the cause of the crash is under investigation. while emergency crews were there, another car hit two state police squad cars. that driver suffered minor injuries, but no one else was hurt. people in downers grove got a chance to hear most of the republicans who want to be governor. the indian american republican organization sponsored a candidates forum. bruce rauner didn't attend. but state treasurer dan rutherford and senators kirk dillard and bill brady did. for

west side, or their groundhog becoming a meteorologist. no major storm this weekend. 44 and 29. about average for a change. the record is 64 setback in 2011. -- in 2008. a bright, clear sky. at is our storygs will change as the first of two weekend disturbances. a lot of cold air to the north. the big push has been self. now it is more to the ease. temperatures are starting to warm up. lower 20's in suburban areas. the first disturbance tracks to our south these. we had to draw in a little of the cold air. that is our system. light snow developing. maybe up to an inch. the track is going to go to our south. that is tapping long. this doesn't have the ability to produce a lot of moisture. there is another system we will keep an eye on. that has been a number of snows. that is going to try to our north. is the projected snowfall for the weekend. maybe over into fredericksburg. here's is her story for the next seven days. too early to be rain or snow. that all weekend long. flex that would scare me. -- >> that would scare me. >> a lot of fun tonight for a special person. a baseball legend. hank aaron. we will have the details coming up. >> the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your loca

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west bank. i know c.n.n. m.s.n. b c news have taken some not slightly but the fact is i admire their commitment to cover all sides of the story just in case one of them happens to be accurate. that was funny but it's close and for the truth from the right thank. you it's because one whole attention and the mainstream media work side by side with you is actually on here. and our teen years we have a different brain. because the news of the world just is not this funny i'm not laughing dammit i'm not how. you guys talk to the jokes well handled in the sense that i'm. welcome back to artsy and turn ashen away consume you now with brits in the union jack has long been an inspiration for artists fashion designers and then and so in symbol and pop culture but with scotland's independence referendum just months away there's growing talk about whether the iconic flag will need a make over there are already several designs around an r.t.s. for smith want to find out what people in london think about them. the campaigns on both sides of the scottish independence debate the factions have until september to sell their idea of how the uni

two sides resume peace talks last july a deadline has been set for april was israeli settlements in the west bank and is jerusalem remaining the key sticking point. because now at some other stories from around the world series of explosions at a cinema in pakistan africa least five people eyewitnesses say a man sitting in the bathroom hurled several grenades into the audience around thirty people were injured some critically during the incident in peshawar. and more clashes have broken out between police and use at a protest in the canyon city of mumbai that's after security forces stormed a mosque on sunday resulting in a violent confrontation that left at least two people dead the raid was ordered after worshipers raise the flag of the band extremist group al-shabaab use armed with knives are said to have attacked the officers who responded with gunfire and over one hundred arrests were made. now the united states will continue to enforce the sanctions currently in place against iran secretary of state john kerry made that clear at a closed door meeting with his reigning counterpart in munich however kerry's predecessor hillary clinton has called on congress jewry france for a

the story threatening not me because apparently offering homeless people shelter is now a threat in america he hasn't filed any paperwork with the department of homeless services but upper west side ers are freaking out because oh my god they can't have a homeless people getting shelter in their neighborhood letters distributed to neighbors warned of the homeless shelters scheme and asked residents to support a challenge to the thirty day law as a rabbi a holy man who runs a synagogue next to the imperial court hotel put it it's like putting a homeless show. in beverly hills no we can't have that democratic new york assemblywoman linda rosenthal said he's trying to scare the neighborhood by threatening the homeless shelter it's really reprehensible yes reprehensible is the word but the fact that people would consider providing housing for the homeless off the rat is reprehensible indeed this is not the first building issuing this threat to challenge the two thousand and eleven law either apparently this homeless shelter or threat is an actual facing i'm sorry aren't we supposed to be christians in this country are we supposed to love our neighbors not do everything we can to make

jews on their side, and the other hand you hear stories from german business men, a very long ago being taken out for drunken evening by japanese colleagues who thought it would please west german colleagues enormously if they start seeing -- was not the thing to do. >> i am afraid part of the question has been taken up, interested in whether germany was instrumental in urging japan to enter the war and i was curious did they know the japanese were going to attack or any of the details of it? america declared war but not against germany. it wasn't clear what was going to happen and there was even some thought that it might be beneficial for hitler not to declare war and see what happened. the details of those few days and what the germans urged japan to do this? >> not as far as i know and i doubt if they knew. one of the mysteries of world war ii is why hitler decided to declare war in the united states which he didn't have to do but maybe it was an honorable man. and thank goodness he did because that made it very easy for roosevelt to get into the european war so is not for nothing that when churchill was given the news over a late-night dinner wherever he was, he sai

stories. the xt to her we have is editor of the "new york times" on the west side. needs no introduction. but nevertheless we're delighted to have her here. she's a member of the board of visitors of the journalism school. and also i think it's fair to say that "the new york times" is still the voice, the editorial voice which is probably most listened to by the establishment in the u.s. i hope that's not too controversial. next we have david schultz. david is the leading first amendment lawyer. he's very kind to make time in his schedule to teach up here at the law school. he's a partner at a law firm. he is "the guardian's" lawyer on the n.s.a. and before that he was external counsel to "the new york times" on wikileaks, i believe. so he has been inside two of the biggest stories of this time. and we're very, very pleased to have kas here. one of the things we have sought is to get members of the administration or the n.s.a. to come and talk to us. they're not quite ready for that yet. we hope they will. at some point. he's one of the country's leading scholars and constitutional law. h

west side of the highway. no word when the road will reopen. we can tell you no one was hurt. >>> to massachusetts a student finds himself in a situation straight out of the movie "a christmas story middle schooler got his tongue stuck to a medal pole just like this movie. firefighters showed up pouring warm water on the student's tongue to free it. >> triple dog dare you that l get you. >>> a police chase with sparks flying. it didn't end there. the bad guy took off on foot. what he did that had cops chasing him for miles. >> a new excuse to order a pizza pie while you are stuck at em who. proof that pizza is actually good for you. : [ chicken caws ] [ male announcer ] when your favorite food starts a fight, fight back fast with tums. eartburn relief that neutralizes acid on contact and goes to work in seconds. ♪ tum, tum tum tum tums! ♪ aflac, aflac, afc! ♪ [ both sigh ] ♪ ugh! ♪ you told me he was good, dude. yeah he stinks at golf. but he was great at getting my claim paid fast. how fast? mine got paid in 4 days. wow. that's awesome. is that legal? big fat no. [ male announcer ] find out how fast aflac can pay you at aflac.com. ♪ >> who says teachers can't be cool? >> these a

west side. the fire broke out just before six last night, in a building near lavergne and harrison. the victim was pronounced dead at the scene. the man was found on the second floor of the three-story building ... in a bedroom where the fire began. investigators found a walker and cane in his unit. the cause is still under investigation. working smoke detectors were in the building. two lawsuits claim that negligence by officials at a church in south barrington allowed a volunteer to molest two young boys in a special needs program. police say 20-year-old robert sobczak sexually abused two children at willow creek community church. the latest lawsuit was filed yesterday on behalf of an eight-year-old boy who (sob- check) admitted to molesting early last year. he was sentenced to two years of probation and has registered as a child sex offender. another lawsuit was filed in november on behalf of a second child whose allegations have not led to criminal charges. jurors heard more audio, and even watched some video, in the murder conspiracy trial of former chicago police officer steven mandell. in the video, mandell and an associate tour a storefront on devon avenue where prosecutors

west africans returned to senegal. named is the delano after? a militiale who was member during the seven-year war with the british forces. he was involved. this is a little side tension in the storyhe was involved in a massacre of native americans off the connecticut valley near canada. and fleeing from retribution from the community, they got lost in the winter coming down the connecticut valley and wound up killing the native american prisoners of war they had an cannibalizing them. all of his other siblings were named william and alexander and his other innocuous names, for some reason, his parents named him after his uncle who was in -- pretended something not - >> over the last 30 or 40 years, we have had enormous amount of scholarship on the african slave trade and links to economic development here and in the world. this one insurrection on one ship as a prism to look at the entire system, what were some of the new insights that you think the reader will take away from your book that hasn't really been mined by previous colors? >> a lot is based on work of scholars that one before and mine is a close study, a narrative history that follows these two tracks. one is the hist

side of the story. what can you tell us? >> reporter: they are in federal court this morning right there in west virginia.have the legal issue. this is bankruptcy court. they filed for bankruptcy shortly after this crisis began and today is just really a preliminary matter. there will be argument on whether freedom industries' counsel can obtain their own consultants just on their own. there but i want to reiterate what elizabeth was saying. when this story was breaking, i was told by scientists and medical doctors that the one million part per standard set by the cdc, anything below that should not cause a health concern was just sort of thrown out there. they had to have a number and they had to have it fast. the fact is, when we did our independent testing there, the chemical was found in the water. yes, it was below that number but the chemical was there. and that is the heart and soul of the issue. i think it's amazing that independent consultants across the country are going to try to find out the truth of what the composition of this chemical is, does it stay in your body, does it leave when it bre

the other side of the renewable energy story is around encouraging development of her noble energy on public lands. and especially in the westwhere you have abundance of sunshine and thermal and wind's blowing in making a real push with the department of interior with much of the public land. making a real effort to lease the land for renewable energy also for conventional energy development and never before has that not really been open for business in the sense of her noble energy and i think that that will be accessible. many renewable energy projects are permitted on land and they are flipping the switch on some of these projects just yesterday. and the department of interior has been doing a great deal offshore. and so that -- if the public lands are open for business, and there are the renewable resources, we should really take advantage of that. >> when the federal government this up, these omissions come up with those associated with those from the federal lands? >> yes, that's an interesting question. all agencies in all federal action to evaluate this underneath it. and so for example if blm is leasing for cool dev

stories. and next to her we have is the editor of the "new york times on the west side. needs no introduction. but nevertheless we're delighted to have her here. she's a member of the board of visitors of the journalism school. and also i think it's fair to say that "the new york times" is still the voice, the editorial voice which is probably most listened to by the establishment in the u.s. i hope that's not too controversial. next we have david schultz. david is the leading first amendment lawyer. he's very kind to make time in his schedule to teach up here at the law school. he's a partner at a law firm. he is "the guardian's" lawyer on the n.s.a. and before that he was external counsel to "the new york times" on wikileaks, i believe. so he has been inside two of the biggest stories of this time. and we're very, very pleased to have cass here. one of the things we have sought is to get members of the administration or the n.s.a. to come and talk to us. they're not quite ready for that yet. we hope they will. at some point. he's one of the country's leading scholars a

side. on this president's day. happy monday every win. look at the forecast. first coming up at 4:30 here are big story, a man shot outside the west field shopping center in safe san francisco with life threatening injuries, police are still looking for the shooter, they believed the victim was targeted. >>> an argument leads to a deadly hit-and-run accident in san jose, the fight started at a near by flea market before it carried out into the street. san jose police have not provided a suspect or vehicle description yet. >>> and an increase in the number of car burglaries, richmond district looking at ways to prevent the break-ins, they'll be meeting tomorrow to discuss options. >>> time now 4:28 we are getting some areas of fog on this monday morning. here is a erica with a look at your forecast. reporter: we could see a few showers tomorrow evening for the north bay. nothing too developed. that is a weak cold front, a huge amount of rain so perhaps maybe a 10th of an inch for santa rosa, the rest of us dealing with cloudy conditions. a lot of people have president's day off and they want to know what to expect. we are waking up

but the other side of the renewable energy story i think is around encouraging the development of renewable energy on public land where appropria appropriate. but especially in the west where you have abundant sunshine and wind blowing and lots of room to make a push in the department of interior which controls much of the public land in a real effort to permit and lease the land for the renewable energy developme development. they also do it for conventional energy development and they've always done by conventional energy development but never before have they really been hoping for business in a sense for renewable energy and that's been a big success story for thousands of renewable energy projects permitted on the public land. they were flipping the switch in california on one of those projects, and the department of the interior has been doing presales offshore blog just for audio and gasp the wind develop so that again if the public land was open for business into the conventional energy development and there is the renewable resources we should take advantage of that and we have. >> when the government looks at its mission, does it account for the emissions a

west. >> pot stores can't deposit all of that cash into federal banks so they've become one-stop shopping for thieves. abc's clayton sandell has the story. >> reporter: it's the dark sidehristie kelly has been hit three times by burglars who know that booming pot businesses are drowning in cash. >> i feel very paranoid. i feel like i'm always looking over my shoulder. >> reporter: christie has turned her business into a virtual fortress. just in this small room there are one, two three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine cameras and those are just the ones i can see. banks keep shutting kelly down because the federal government still considers marijuana illegal. >> in the last 18 moss i've lost six bank acts. >> reporter: she deals only in cash. no checks, no credit cards. marijuana shops are turning to heavily armed private security for help. >> thank you, sir. >> reporter: every month, ted daniels and his guards move cash in huge amounts. how much? >> we don't like to say how much our clients have in their store. >> reporter: as former military and ex-cops stand watch -- >> we look for anything suspicious. >> reporter: armed escorts bring the weed in, unlock the saf

story. cost 20% more to buy a home now than it did about a year ago, even more than that in the west. there's also uncertainty on the mortgage sideabout what's happening with rates and the new mortgage rules may be at least temporarily slowing down some of the mortgage activity. we're seeing continued shift toward all cash purchases. all these things are affecting the market at the same time. >> when you see rates go up, prices go up, a lot of times that will lead to a temporary pause but then consumers come back when they realize they need a house and things aren't going to get better over the case of many months, things aren't going to get cheaper. is that what happens here? >> both with the rates and mortgage rules, we're in a period of adjustment. i think that's temporary. we'll see mortgage rates continue to rise. but what also matters is what's happening on the rental side. a lot of this pent up housing demand we've been waiting for is going to show up on the rental side, not on the for sale side. when young people start moving out of their parents' homes they're not going to buy. first they're going to rent. builders are r

west situation. that would be too simplistic. it really is a story about ukrainians figuring out who they are and what ukraine is. that's going to take nothing less than a major compromise between both sidesjust don't see any daylight right now. >> yeah, it's in a very strategic country. >> reporter: too far apart right now. >>> still to come this morning, tesla as you know is sizzling. the stock at record highs. we'll get you ahead of the curve on the electric carmaker's fortunes after the bell earnings. >>> also ahead taking the pulse of the consumer and economy, a live interview with the ceo of clorox who had interesting comments on currency effects today. >>> another look at futures. a relative weakness here and the nasdaq is going for nine straight, something it's not done since 2010. a lot more "squawk on the street" from post nine in just a moment. ♪ [ male announcer ] we don't just certify our pre-owned vehicles. we inspect, analyze, and recondition each one, until it's nothing short of a genuine certified pre-owned mercedes-benz for the next new owner. [ car alarm chirps ] hurry in to the mercedes-benz certified pre-owned sales event. visit today for exceptional offers. ♪ >>> wit