this is a developing story out of whiting, indiana. a mechanical glitch apparently caused the leak. the refinery has recently increased the amount of canadian crude it processes. environmental groups protested the increase saying it would cause more pollution in the lake. 60% of the lake is frozen over and, the cold temperatures mean the oil has a thicker consistency making it easier to collect. the government issues startling new data on pay day loans. borrowers who use the quick loan storefronts often end up paying more in fees than they originally borrow. the consumer financial protection bureau says more than 80% of loans are also 'rolled over' or extended amounting in even more fees and often trapping borrowers in a cycle of debt. the bureau says it is working to bring needed reform to the industry. quick loan industry representatives say the current model provides a useful service. a top aide to jaime dimon will leave jp morgan. michael cavanagh, the co-ceo of jp- morgan's investment bank division is leaving for a top spot at the carlyle group. rumor has it cavanagh had been c

the leak is linked to bp's relatively new distillation unit built in whiting indiana to process more heavy canadian oil from the tar sands of alberta. lawmakers in illinois want agressive action from bp to prevent additional spill. drug companies may be in for a billion dollar settlement deal. the u-s wants more than a billion dollars from drug companies for paying for patent delays. the federal trade commission alleges drug makers paid for patent delays. the ftc claims it was costsly to consumers because it took longer for less expensive generics to get on the market. brand-name drug companies argue that if they release products before patent-infringement lawsuits are over, they risk paying triple damages. a virus that is killing piglets is driving up prices in the hog market. last week hog futures went limit up on reports the deadly virus spread to at least 27 states in the u.s. gary kozlowski of united futures joins us from the trading. gary how bad is the situation.. that ped virus in hogs right now it's a lot worse than they are reporting. they are looking for a pullback of anyw

leaked into lake michigan from its refinery in whiting, indiana. that's more than double the initial estimate and comes after b-p analyzed the amount of crude collected by containment booms and vacuumed off the beach. a chicago department of transportation employee was injured after falling 15 feet while working on the randolph street bridge, over the chicago river. chicago police are investigating a funeral home on the west side after a hidden camera was found in a bathroom. employees discovered the camera on monday, at "smith and thomas funeral home" in the 57- hundred block of west madison. the receptionist tells w-g-n it's a unisex bathroom that's only used by employees. she also says the owner is conducting an internal investigation. the state house passed a bill last night to fund buses for children who take a "safe passage" to school. parents have complained that those safe passages make their children go through dangerous areas on their way to school. opponents of the bill say it's expensive and could take money away from other school distr

oil has already washed to shore in whiting, indiana. a statement from the bp refinery didn't explain what happened. it only said there was a disruption at the facility. bp says the oil was contained to a cove near the refinery's waste water treatment plant. >>> a debate about workers' rights forces maryland lawmakers and advocates to choose hourly wages over paid sick leave. >> and the makers of one of the most popular video games in america preparing for their wall street debut. wusa9 is back right afte >>> welcome back. yellow alert out for to reasons. one, winds near 40 miles an hour with gus. to, it got cold overnight so things that were wet have become icy slick. we'll check in with jessica in a few minutes. mostly sunny, windy and cold, highs between 36 and 41. windchills in the 20's. let's go to delia. >>> this winter has been brutal for many of us. imagine if you don't have a home and spend most of your days and some of those nights out in the cold. that's the case for 3,000 chronically homeless people in d.c. the city has scram

and a boy in indiana, ryan white, kept out of school because the he was, hiv positive.and magic and with a little help from us, changed the debate on hiv and aid around the world because of a beloved face. i reflect back on that as, sort of, something which told us -- sports really does have something to teach. >> commissioner stern, can't thank you enough for your time. appreciate you being here. >> thank you for having me. >> up next, a look at the news this week that will have an impact on the money. and the investment paid off better than the market in 2013. of course you had to lose something before you've could make money in this case. when we come back, the tooth fairy puts her money where yorm mouth its. >> hi, are we still on for tomorrow? >> tomorrow? [ male announcer ] pillsbury grands biscuits. delicious, but say i press a few out flat, add some beef, sloppy joe sauce and cheese, fold it all up and boom! delicious unsloppy joes perfect for a school night. pillsbury grands biscuits. make dinner pop. worst morning ever. [ angelic music plays ] ♪ toaster strude

hiv positive, we were a country with -- that was ignorant about aids aids, a little boy in indiana ryan white had been kept out of school because he was hiv positive because of a transfusion. and magic and with a little help from us, changed the debate on hiv and aids around the world because a beloved face was the face of hiv, and i reflect back on that as a -- as sort of something which told us and the world that this sports really does have something to teach. >> commissioner stern, i can't thank you enough for your time today. appreciate your being here. >> thank you for having me. >>> up next, a look at the news this week that that will have an impact on the money and the investment that paid off better than the market in 2013. of course, you had to lose something something before you could make money in this case. before we come back, the tooth fairy puts her money where your mouth is. >>> for more on our show and our guests, go to our website, otm.cnbc.com and follow us on twitter @on the money. here with the stories coming up. on monday, 0 motor vehicle sales for february are due. the

has struck again on monday of b.p. a refinery in a whiting indiana spilled and as yet unknown amountof oil into lake michigan the source of water for more than seven million people just in the chicago metro area although the spill has now been contained and b.p. officials say it hasn't had any negative effects on local wildlife cleanup is ongoing coming on the hill on the heels of saturday's one hundred seventy thousand gallons spill off the coast of texas lake michigan oil spill is yet another stark reminder of the costs that come with having a fossil fuel dependent economy and ironically it happened twenty five years to the day after the massive exxon valdez spill that decimated alaska on march twenty fourth one thousand nine hundred ninety exxon belle the a ship bound for california ran aground in prince william sound sending eleven million gallons of oil into the pristine coastal waters around until the deepwater horizon spill in two thousand and ten this was the worst oil spill in american history in the years since most of the blame for the spill has been placed on the exxon va

indiana. he is our role model. downstate senator, the winner of a hard-fought seven white candidates gop primary candidate spent the morning in nedowntown chicago. >> credit rating went up in the edgar administration which i have the honor of being the chief of staff in. our unemployment rate was above the national average. i'm the one candidate and only candidate who could send him packing in the fall. >> the fourth candidate is state senator. he has been keeping a low profile as of late. now making very many public campaign appearances in light of his sexual harassment lawsuit that he is fighting from a former staffer. >> will be extended at a handful of precincts and this is in response to a number of problems that have occurred this morning. we're told some of the issues involved judges not entirely up to speed with the electronic poll book which is getting its first big test today. in the meantime we will try to find out what is going on in some of these locations. >> >> voting will be extended at a number of precincts. some had to wait >> some of the voters had to suffer through this morning pared some of the

white house. thank you very much. >>> malaysia flight 370 still missing and authorities say they still don't know what happened. they're searching the area about the size of indiana. al jazeera has more from kuala lumpur, malaysia. >> reporter: day five, search teams are searching larger parts of the states of malaka still unable to pinpoint where the missing plane may be. malaysia authorities indicate that radar may have tracked the plane away from its last path 45 minutes after its last contact. >> to analyze both the civilian and military dat data in the eat and in the west, on land and in water. and that's what we're doing today. >> reporter: the new development comes following days of confusing and sometimes conflicting information. the airline had initially reported that the last contact was made with a plane two hours into its flight. but later amended it into an hour. a day ago reports causing military officials say the plane had been detected in the west far from where vietnam had been concentrating it's efforts. this prompted a swift reaction from the vietnamese, who scaled back their operations for the day. >> up until now we only had one meeting with

indiana indicated. the senior officials of the white house we have a commitment as a january 31 they will have completedir declassification of those materials that the committee has voted to relieve. i give my word to the gentleman and also to miss are fully that it he white house fails to meet that deadline that i would join with mr. hamilton and coming back to the floor at the appropriate time to seek further extension with the alive at the ran committee. i do not expect that will be necessary. my colleagues, the important thing is that at the adoption of this resolution, the investigation is essentially complete. the committee will continue until march 1 to whine astounds a very limited staff. as of march 1, it will be transferred to the archives under important securities. after that date, all of the requests for access to the materials will require a majority vote. it is a good package. i think it is one that deserves the support of the house. i think it satisfies the concerns that many of us on this side of the out have expressed in recent days. i am delighted that we were in fact able to work out

white is heavy snow. from illinois to chicago, very heavy know. one to two inches per hour is coming down. very difficult driving conditions over the next three to four hours spreading into northern indiana and southern michigan. how much snow are we talking about? one of the biggest winter storms of the season in areas like buffalo, syracuse, rochester, vermont could get a half a foot of snow. and then up to maine a foot of snow easy. a couple of other totals for you, ice in albany. snow following that. same for you in cleveland with three to six inches of snow. enjoy twarmth today. d.c. could be 72 today and tomorrow temperatures in the 30s and wind chill in the teens. that's your national forecast. now, here's a look at the weather outside your window. so washington d.c. when that cold front comes through it could spark off a shower or storm but the worst will be in northern indiana and through upstate new york during the afternoon and evening. i'll talk more about the cold coming. it is going to be january cold behind this storm. >> ouch. bill, thank you very much. joel osteen's mega church robbed. and how did the president end up sitting between those two ferns? and breaking news ab

indiana state prison. but ironically, those 900 days might be tougher than the preceding 20 years. after discovering the whiteupremacist gang shephard had recently dropped out of ordered a hit on him, officials decided to move shepard to a temporary cell for the weekend. >> moved to an rtu unit. do you understand what rtu is? >> huh-uh. >> it's a residential treatment unit temporarily. until they find the unit to put you in. >> to protect him, prison officials decided to move shephard to a housing unit, segregated from the general population until they could find a more permanent solution, such as a transfer to another prison. >> you said you wasn't going to tell them where i'm at? >> it won't go back to the cell house. this will go to the unit you're going on. >> shephard will also be placed on key lock status, a measure usually meant to discipline inmates, but in this case it's to protect him. it means he'll be locked inside his cell 23 hours a day and allowed out only for a shower or supervised rec time. >> check the cell out over, make sure there ain't nothing in here. >> this is like a dungeon in a dunge

indiana indicated . the conversation today with the senior officials at the white house. we have the commitment that as of january 31, they will have completed their declassification of those materials committee has voted to release. that if the my word white house fails to meet that deadline, i would join with mr. hamilton in coming back to the floor at the appropriate time to seek a further extension of the life of the iran-contra committee. i don't expect that will be necessary. i colleagues on this side of the aisle, as the adoption of this resolution, investigation is complete, the committee will continue until march 1. as of march 1, the document will be transferred to the archives. date, all of the requests for access to materials will wire majority vote. is a good. speaker it package. i think it is one that deserves the support of the house. i think it satisfies the concerns of many on this side of the aisle 10 days. i'm delighted we were able to work out the accommodation. i would at this point asked the chairman to yield and join with me with respect to explaini

i would confirm what the gentleman from indiana indicated in conversations today with the senior officials of the white house, we have a commitment that as of january 31, they will have completed their declassification of those materials that the committee has voted to release. that if the my word white house fails to meet that i would join in with mr. hamilton and coming back to the floor at the appropriate time to seek a further extension in the a lot -- the life of iran --. theolleagues on the side of aisle, the important thing is that as of the adoption of this resolution, the investigation is potentially complete, the committee will continue in march 31.ntil as of march 1, the documents will be transferred to the archives and after that date, it will be up to the members of the select committee on it ran -- on iran. i think it is a good package. i think it deserves the support of the house. it satisfies the concerns that many of us have expressed in recent days. i am delighted we were able to work out this accommodation. i would ask the chairman to yield and join with me with respect to explaining

idaho senate delegation in 2003, then-white house counsel alberto gonzalez stated -- "i also want to make sure the president's commitment to nominate an idaho indiana for the ninth circuit seat if judge trott retires or assumes senior status while president bush is still in office." idaho has had two ninth circuit seats for more than a decade, and that allotment is appropriate. as such, when judge trott did take senior status the following year, president bush nominated judge randy smith of idaho to the trott seat. at the same time, another nominee was pending in the senate to fill a vacancy on the other idaho seat on the ninth circuit. regrettably, senate democrats used the long-standing senate rules that were available at that time to block the confirmation of both idaho nominees. the reason given by the california delegation for blocking the randy smith nomination to the trott seat made clear that the objections had nothing to do with judge smith's qualifications and that they were willing to support his confirmation to the other idaho seat. the nelson seat, which is ultimately what happened. as such, the california delegation blocked randy smit

indiana, got nearly seven inches. chicago is now over 79 inches for the season. and that's about 10 shy of the all-time record. tonight that storm is moving east with white-out conditions in upstate new york and new england. caroline tucker is with our cbs affiliate in rochester new york, wroc-tv. caroline? >> reporter: scott, the heavy snow started midmorning here in rochester and is not expected to let up until late tonight. at the peak of the storm, snow will fall up to two inches an hour and wind gusts have reached 45 miles per hour already. creating visibility of less than a quarter mile. a blizzard warning was posted in upstate new york where we could get as much as 20 inches. we've already had seven feet of snow this winter here in rochester. just yesterday it was starting to feel like spring, it was in the 50s. here it's now in the 20s. st. louis it was 83 degrees, this morning it was 36. indianapolis also saw a 30 degree drop. and scott, it's expected to feel even colder here tomorrow, feeling like 10 below zero. >> pelley: spring coming on march 20th. caroline tucker in rochester new york for us tonight, thank you, caroline. today president oba

in indiana refinery owned by the energy giant bp has lead to an undisclosed amount of oil into lake michigan. the whiting facility is used to refine tar sands crude oil from alberta, canada. lake michigan serves as the water source for millions of people, but the environmental protection agency says the spill has been sufficiently contained. the epa also says it will investigate whether the spill violates the clean water act. the spill comes less than two weeks after the u.s. government lifted a ban on bp's ability to seek oil leases in the gulf of mexico. it also followed saturday spill of up to 170,000 gallons of oil in texas. this week marks the 25th anniversary of the exxon valdez oil spill. heards. supreme court has arguments in two key cases about an employee's right to birth control under the affordable care act. the law exempt religious nonprofits from providing insurance that covers contraception, but two for-profit companies, hobby lobby and conestoga would, say they should also be exempt to to religious police. at stake is not only the issue of contraception, but the question of whether corpor

at indiana state prison, billy kyle, serving eight years on a drug dealing charge, likes to strut the yard with his grill. >> i like blue and white diamonds. >> let me see you smile. what's the deal with that? >> it was just something, you know, that we did on the streets, you know what i'm saying? >> how much are they worth? >> about $1,500. >> $1,500? >> yeah. >> we found that most women still like to feel like women in prison as well. betty conley, serving life for murdering her husband, made that clear. she has turned her bunk into a salon, of sorts. >> i love makeup. i've been into makeup since i was a little bitty girl. and i'm like dolly. the redder the better. the more the merrier. >> at the limon correctional facility in colorado, we met inmates who have had more permanent transformations. aaron cooper, serving 10 years for assault and escape, didn't stretch his ear lobes until he got to prison. >> did it about four years ago when i was in ad seg. no reason, really. i just like the way it looked. it started with the tooth of a comb and started wrapping saran wrap about it and got it fatter and fatter. this was bigger tha

i would confirm what the gentleman from indiana indicated , the conversations today with the senior officials with the whiteouse, we have a commitment that as of january 31 they will have completed their declassification of those materials the committee has voted to release. i have given my word to the gentleman, mr. hamilton, and also to mr. foley, that if the white house fails to meet that deadline, that i would join with mr. hamilton in coming back to the floor at the appropriate time to seek a further extension of the iran-contra committee. i do not expect that will be necessary. my colleagues on this side of the aisle the important thing is, the investigation is essentially complete, the committee will continue in business until march 1 to wind down its affairs with a very limited staff. as of march 1, the documents will be transferred to the archives under appropriate procedures, and after that date members of the select committee on iran, all of the requests will require a majority vote of the house select committee on intelligence. i think, mr. speaker, it is a good package. i think it is one that d

indiana. senator, thanks for joining us. first, i want to get your reaction to this announcement by the white house this morning announcing the targeting of certain individuals for sanctions. does this go far enough for you? >> well, it's a baby step in the right direction but given the fact that the united states is viewed as retreating, declining president who is viewed at weak on foreign policy, very indecisive, we need to do a lot more than this, i think, to get this bully that is in the playground stood up to by the united states and provide the leadership with europe and our allies to show that we really mean business here. you can't just trample on your neighbor because you think we can't do anything about it. economic sanctions need to be strong. they need to be wide. just naming a few individuals is a small start. i've listed a number of options for the president and we should work together with the president as the united body so that we have a unified message to tell the russians we're not going to tolerate this. >> senator, as you know, the u.s. has about $40 billion a year in trade with russia. it's much bigger,

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