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>> reporter: weve seen a lot of people running and -- >> looks like shes okay. >> the jogger gave a thumbs up signaling she was okay. i have a hunch, though, that she agrees with our second must-see clip. check out an adorable child, what he had to say about all this cold and whacky weather. >> jesus make it warm! >> jesus make it warm, it was like a cry to the heavens. >> big man must be busy. >> no, thats not actually it. >> he thinks that was a carrie underwood song. >> take the wheel, make i...

News. suddenly, aol employees all had mail. in a message to his staff, armstrong wrote, we heard you on this topic. we have decided to change the policy back to a per-pay period matching contribution. he also went on to explain he made a mistake and apologize for mentioning specific health care examples at the company town hall earlier in the week. it is hard for me to contain my rage about this, mostly because it feels like its just dishonest to suggest that some employees or even obamacare ove...

Jamie anderson takes the gold in what is being called a near flawless performance in the snowboarding slope style competition. her win giving the u.s. the sweep of the slope style event after sage kotsenburg won the mens competition yesterday. the current medal count, the u.s. is in a three-way tie for the most gold at two and sits in third overall. but of course its quite early. aol becoming the latest company to blame obamacare for rising costs. but its ceo now saying the company is reversin...

Presence in the persian gulf. the u.s. says so far, this just seems to be an announcement by iran, and not an actual deployment. number three, the ceo of aol is apologizing for comments he made about the companys benefits. tim armstrong had cited the cost of obamacare and too-expensive pregnancies to explain why aol would cut the frequency of 401(k) matching payments. he said the new system would save money, but the employees were none too happy, they complained and got their old policy back. ...

Insight. major reversal and apology coming from aol ceo tim armstrong. you remember this one last week when he talked about how two of his employees distressed babies cost that company a lot of money. he cited those babies and the cost of obamacare as the reason he made changes to workers retirement plans. as you might expect, now hes apologizing and reversing the changes to the 401(k) plans. now to this dramatic testimony in the so-called music murder trial. it will resume, man accused of o...

Last week aol caught some employees by surprise when the company announced a change in how it allocates funds to match its workers 401(k) contributions. formerly, they used the traditional model, in which they match a percentage of employees. but on tuesday, they made the call to switch to a new system, in which they would only match employee contributions in one lump sum at the end of the year. that means only employees who are still with the company on december 31st will be eligible to receive...

Downloaded app at google stores. number four, outrage created by aols head is not dying down. he caused uproar about controversial comments cutting 401(k) benefits at his company. he blamed two staffers and babies costing them millions in benefits. he later apologized and reversed those. today one of those mothers wrote an op-ed blasting the ceo for gross insensitivity. take a look at this. i take issue to how he reduced my daughter to a distressed baby who cost the company too much money. how...

Statement to cnn just moments ago, damon feldman said he was tempted to go through with it for the money, but, quote, it was hurting too many people. thats just not the direction i want to go. i dont care how much money i could have made on this, unquote. now, feldman is promising to hold a press conference. its apparently going to happen on tuesday. number four now, the ceo of aol is apologizing for comments he made about the companys benefits program. tim armstrong had cited the cost of obam...

To the average restaurant. >> obamacare is going to kill off the small businesses. >> we no longer have free enterprise capitalism in health care. >> now tim armstrong is saying aols employee benefits need to be cut because of obamacare. >> obamacare is an additional $7.1 million expense for us as a company, so we have to decide whether or not to pass that expense to employees or whether to cut other benefits. >> the "l.a. times" reports health insurance experts arent sure where armstrong is get...

Hes a gold medal for russia. still to come, the ceo of aol is cutting his benefits because of sick babies? plus, an update on the man who lost his race for a year. on the ground in the marshall islands to get the truth. ♪ ♪ ♪ abe! get in! punch it! [ male announcer ] let quicken loans help you save your money with a mortgage thats engineered to amaze. thanks, "g."