the mix-up kicked up by a snowplow, wham, he's down. the car dealership put the clip on line. video had almost 1 million views. the man's wife didn't believe him until she saw the video on tv. >> what happened? you might with somebody? no, one truck, came through street, put ice on my face no, i don't believe it. >> the 33-year-old is cut up but doing okay. >> good. >> wake up. >>> "today in the bay," the ice in sochi. where the u.s. men's hockey team's getting ready for its first game. hear from the only member of team teal to represent team usa next. >>> call him captain america. home of the sharks, san jose. smooth drive, better visibility for 101 here. rest of the commute coming up. >>> welcome back. a view from san bruno mountain looking down into san francisco. you can see the low cloud layer. i don't know if we call it fog, we'll have to check in with christina in a minute. >>> more about our coverage from sochi. right now, nhl teammates are rivals as they compete for home countries in the olympics. >> it's always interesting to see. video of the u.s. men's hockey team

but this kind of noah cross borders, a wham a mole type insurgency, we see this in mali that ambassador talked b swaoe it nigeria, we have seen it in chad previously. and now the we are trying to address this in lip i can't as well. so there is very many commonalities with what is going on in central african republic. with rebel fighters who have a grievance who have a history of being exploded from a central government, which was exactly the case in under the previous administration. and they have the weapons, they have the resources to rise up and fight. >> what is the american interest? historically in various parts of africa you might have looked at one country or another having terrible problems and say, well, that's a really a british problem because it's a former british colony or it's a french colony it's a former french colony. here we are yet again with another badly run country, people suffering the prospect of starvation down the road and you are sit something where in america and watching us with our talk on television. what's is nba it for you? why should you pay attention

this guy flying a small plane minding his own business, wham.ird crashes right through the windshield. the impact sent glass and plastic flying, even knocked the pilot's glasses off his face. luckily he wasn't badly hurt, was able to land the plane with a few cuts. >>> this may seem like a touchy or either ridiculous question, but who should asian women marry if they want smart and successful kids? betty yu finds out one answer is quickly becoming the talk of the bay area. >> reporter: if you go there, you're going to be stereotyping. it makes some people nervous, but amy shaw makes a living talking about touchy subjects. the self-proclaimed tiger mom who set off a firestorm about her extreme parenting in 2011 is back. in a new book the triple package the author and her husband jed rubenfeld have more to say about why certain groups in america are more successful than others. >> our whole book is written to show that's what's propelling success today in these groups and in plenty of individuals are three qualities open to anyone. >> reporter: th

he gets slid sideways, wham-o. >> and he'll cross the start/finish line unofficially upside down in the 18th position. >> on fire. >> joey chitwood couldn't do that. >> coming in at number two .2 margin of victory, jimmie johnson with help from hez teammate, dale earnhardt jr. beats clint bowyer in a spectacular finish. you make the call. >> fifth and sixth, they are there. which group will they go with? will it help? will it help gourd on the victory lane. >> all bets are off. watch out, way low. snap that is just a beautiful thing right there. two, four, six, eight cars, so close we can hardly capture it with our stock motion camera. there's a look at it, and there's the margin. darlington 2003 has will be selected as our greatest finish on fox. the race has been remembered for ricky craven and kurt busch banging their way to the checkered flag. >> come on, baby. >> side by side. two laps to go. sub-got to make a deal going into turn one. busch, that was not a very good idea. got into it. >> come on, clear. good job, man. >> and here comes blaney. >> oh, baby, i'm telling you, kurt bu

pack card children's hospital is find being out wham is happening and the cause of the illness may not they may soon take possessions to change pro- football. >>> and trouble at an elementary school, trouble reported on campus, coming up what the district plans on doing about it. >>> and we have a new career we are hearing about close to interstate 608 and we will run -- 680 and we will run that down for you. >>> it will be cooler and we will take a look at temperatures and projected rainfall for tomorrow. hey! hi! ladies, how are you? let's taste some wine. ♪ ♪ seize your vacation with a southwest airlines sale. go to southwest.com, where our lowest fares are now available as low as $69 one-way. book now at southwest.com and carpe vacay. ♪ . >>> welcome back, reports of violence on oakland campus, representatives from the oakland school district are expected to be at fruit veil after reports of several fights on campus and little or no adult supervision. now in an update for 2 investigates, brian flores is right in front of the campus this morning with other steps that the district wi

paul champ wears just -- wham bears just arrived.s. >>> we have heartbreaking news from the cal campus. a football player collapsed and died today. he was a walk on that worked so hard that cal gave him a scholarship. >> the gloom of the day can be felt on if university of california berkeley campus. and scene on the faces of student athletes. >> they and we are devastated. we've lost an incredible young man. the at lettic director choked back tears. the cal family is heartbroken. >> the defensive end for the cal bears football team who died following a supervised training run. >> i'm saddened for you all today. team physician explains. >> towards the end of the work out the medical staff noticed he was having difficulty. >> they transported him to the medical facility in the stadium. he was on the back of the cart, talking, hydrating, he didn't have labored breathing until we got to the north tunnel. >> then he collapsed and medical staff performed cpr. a defibrillator was used and he was taken to ita bay be at the hot. >> student a

towards russia with the same kind of corrupt acto come -- why isn't biden on the phone and not owe whamt the stakes -- obama. the stakes could not be higher on that part of eastern europe. >> as you are looking at the map, marah and talking about sochi to kiev go up it's 166 miles. and there you see president putin and he is going to all of these events and he is overseeing these games so far, you know, not ain't there, but not far away, there is a big incident. >> there is a big incident. and despite all of the competition and all of the kind of speck technical of peck speck technical of the olympics. this unrest in the ukraine. i don't think that that's -- he has ever been able to completely put that to the side. >> george? >> lennon and stalin were forever worrying about what they called the nationalities question. cause in theory, the workers had no father land. they were going to be communists. but the nationalities persisted today what you are seeing nationality asserting itself against the former kgb. no question that putin who is seen by the world and certainly by those closest

called the comedy act theater with michael will whams.here and he would do that to people all the time and he was a genius comedian. it was walking right up to the line and knowing when not to cross the line. >> what advice do you have for it though, so you don't cross it? >> i think it's a matter of taste. everybody has different tastes. i think the best comedians, they understand the audience -- push the audience and put audience only so much and i think some guys go across the line but the really great comedian, i think about you know, chris rock or i think about dave chappell or mike epps or even kevin hart, they can walk right up to that line and not cross it and still have everybody enjoy the joke, even the person they are making fun of. >> with the hollywood shuffle, you are really doing an excellent job of mining some difficult and deep sort of social yo political theme he is. and i know you are getting to that police like i want to touch on these themes but i also want to make a funny movie. talk about making that film and puttin

attorney general from mississippi was the first to pursue t others glommed on and before you know it wham, bam, thank you ma'am, $250 billion. >> i understand that but i think, again, what i'm saying is that if you do the research first, you don't have to make assumption, you don't have to say that any particular company or any particular product is a bad actor. what you do is you do the research first. but if you're determining at the end of that research that there are certain kinds of categories of food that contribute to the problem more than others -- >> you're a very good lawyer. you're a smart lawyer. you knew by doing this, you would be scaring them. and they are scared. >> well, but here's the thing i think also that's important about the proposal i've put forth. to me, it's not about -- what you want to do as i said in my letter, you want a conservative approach to a damages model that disaggrega disaggregates, for instance, personal responsibility, personal condition so you're not trying to say that the food companies are 100% responsible for this, 'cause they are not. what you

holocaust survivor, our look at oscar no, ma'am dated documentaries continues with a very special wham the natural is because of music. >> start with one issue education... >>> our series profiling oscar-no, ma'am gatenominated ds continues with a profile of one of the most memorable people you will ever meet. at 110 she is believed to be the world's oldest piano play and oldest holocaust survivor she was allowed to survive because she was in an arc extra. music and the outlook saved her life because the lady in number six is he attorneyly optimisti . >> i knew that we would play and and if we can play it can't be so terrible. the music, the music, music is in the first place of art. it brings us on an island with peace, beauty, and love. ♪ ♪ >> music is a dream music is a dream. >> nick reed produced the film and joins us from los angeles. oscar winner malcolm clark directed the film and joins us from mont rat the laid any number six is playing in select cities across the country as part of the program with the other oscar nominated short documentaries. nick i want to start with you a

. >> wham schbam. generation, seems had best learn the skills of the future or else. >> ifill: you can read more online about what makes this the second machine age and what jobs are still best suited for humans. >> woodruff: now to a subject on the minds of many americans this year: the growing divide between rich and poor in this country. the issue is also the focus of our ongoing series of conversations "closing the gap." last week, i spoke with democratic congressman george miller of california about how he believes the problem should be tackled. yesterday, gwen spoke with republican senator marco rubio of florida about his anti- poverty plan. tonight, we hear from south carolina senator tim scott, who recently launched what he's calling his "opportunity agenda." i sat down with the republican lawmaker yesterday afternoon. >> . >> woodruff: senator scott, welcome to the newshour. >> thank you very much, thank you for having me on your show. >> woodruff: you have been talking a lot lately about the

>>> double wham my. a second storm set to slam the east just as we dig out from monday. this the worst winter ever to fly and why? >>> your "new day" starts right now. >> good morning. welcome to "new day." it's tuesday, february 4th, 6:00 in the east. a first chris christie doubling down while the feds turn up the heat. christie took to radio to insist he didn't know anything about lane closures on the george washington bridge until the story break in the media. you seem to have changed your opinion about the governor. a new cnn poll pitting chris christie against hilary clinton shows a stunning plunge in the governor's popularity.

then, wham, three masked men jump out and grab the guy and take off. this as we're also getting disturbing information about a new al qaeda-linked group that is rapidly expanding in egypt's sinai region. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge live in washington with more on that. >> reporter: thank you, jon and good morning. congressional investigators tell fox news they believe the surface-to-air missile or sam that was recently used to bring down an egyptian military helicopter in the sinai was from a libyan or syrian weapons stockpile. this video of the helicopter being shot down in late january was posted on line by a group called supporters of jerusalem. analyst who is follow al qaeda say it appears to be a front for the jamal network, using sinai to move weapons and training fighters flooding out of libya and now syria. mohammed jamal and his network are identified formally as suspects in the benghazi terror attack of 2012. with fighters from al sharia, and al qaeda affiliates banded together to kill four americans. the alarming spik

going to give them an amazing opportunity, they think at least is an amazing opportunity, to really wham republicans ahead of the midterm elections for being antimiddle class, for being in the pocket of big business. of course it's going to be harder to make the argument when there is that big levy on banks as well as the subtext -- surtax on the wealthy because those are democratic ideals but they're going to be given the opportunity in the future negotiations over the budget, over fiscal cliff, to point to any one of the inclusions in dave camp's proposal and say, hey, you know what, we can raise money by taxing big financial institutions because that's a bipartisan proposal. it was in dave camp's plan. so democrats by and large are pretty gleeful this is happening. >> the process starts with ways and means on the house side, but already we're hearing senator mitch mcconnell, the republican leader, saying that this sort of package has no chance in the senate. what are you hearing? >> that is exactly what mitch mcconnell and other senators are saying. the path to the senate has always b

their wham pain turned into a nationwide movement for economic quality but their message eventually fizzled out at least that in physical storm. sicily was one of the thousands of protestors forcibly removed by police. she said she was beaten and bruised. as america tonight reporter tells us, she is the one facing trial. [ screaming ] >> on the night of march 17, 2012, a group of police officers swept into new york city's zucotti park trying to break up a demonstration marking the six month anniversary of occupy wall street. a then 23-year-old as he ili mcmillen was in the park that night. she says in the chaos, she felt a hand grip her right breast from behind and she instinctively put up her elbow bow. she said she was detained and beaten by police, suffering a seizure. officers stood around her convulsing body, eventually giving her an oxygen mask. it took 15-20 minutes before an ambulance took her away. in the videos uploaded late that night, you can hear the confusion and concern from by standers. >> where are the medics? >> she is still on the ground. >> these are photos her friends s

and you had a double wham my with china coming with bad news and that together means that everybody thinkst a minute, does this mean that the u.s. recovery is not as sound as we thought it was. >> reporter: you talked about volatility, that you would expect throughout the year, but is this also a sign that the market may experience a general downward trend this year? >> i think you will see continuous downturn this year. the markets were over valued to some extent and you have so many other factors coming in. so i think we will see a general tapering this year but probably will see ups and downs and swings that are a little bit more volitile than we have seen. >> it has only been a month and the executive person of hedge funds and thank you for joining us this morning. the west virginia chemical spill has prompted hearings on capitol hill this morning, a senate committee will question state and local officials about the accident that left 300,000 people without drinking water. this follows a public hearing last night before the west virginia legislature. people who were directly effected b