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Miles per hour. so not only cold and blustery, my goodness, but just covered in snow. a big blanket there. alexandra steele in the weather center, extremes of all sorts across the nation. >> actually, thats what global warming is, extreme. its not that temperatures are getting warmer everywhere, its that its more extreme. more severe weather, snowstorms, highs and lows, and thats what were seeing. >> no question. >> lets talk more about what fred was talking about. willisson, its right here in w...

Im usually in your turf in new york. youre in for fredericka. you have the legal guys? >> we have the great legal guys and hot topics well be going over. first of all, well be talking about a teacher. how far would you go to quiet a disruptive. students. one teacher duct taped her students mouth shut. well tell you what the parents reaction to that. then the gift that keeps on giving. charlie sheen is trying to trademark some of his big phrases like duh, winning and violent torpedo of the truth....

Fredericka. several days ago we started hearing that this law would be lifted and lifted soon. today, after the presidents speech yesterday that left so many activists profoundly disappointed that there had been no mention of if this law would be lifted or when. we hear today a committee is being formed to study the lifting of the law. a statement of the syrian news agency said the committee will draw up legislation that procures the country security and combat terrorism in preparing for lifting...

Son with him that saturday, he said, as his bodyguard. he took the ticket and listen where he put it. listen to this. >> i went into work and got the ticket, took it home. i said, what am i going to do with it now? the only thing, im frantic. i put it in two zip-lock bags in a five gallon bucket of bird food i had in my garage and hid it in the basement. i didnt know what to do with it. >> thats awesome. >> when he had that ticket in the bird feed in the bucket, he went to the lottery commission...

Intensifying their crackdown on protesters. amnesty international today accused bahrains government of shooting shotguns, tear gas and rubber bullets on demonstrators. were joined now by phone from abu dhabi in the united arab emirates. mohammed, what are your sources in bahrain telling you about what is indeed happening? >> fredericka, were hearing from more and more people on the ground in bahrain that the crackdown is conditioning. a few days ago, you had the king of ba range declaring a stat...

>> i have so many friends. i hope that the guy from the "kings speech" was just at the restaurant. natalie portland. we will see all the stars come. jeff bridges i like a lot. >> im sure they are going to enjoy it so much. and thank you so much for my chocolate oscar. im going to love it. >> thank you. great to talk to you. >> all right. fredericka, the stars are beginning to arrive. i saw sheryl hines. also jennifer lawrence. its going to be a lot of fun. >> lots of fun and good eats too. all r...

Says the average man drops more than $158 for valentines day and the average woman will only spend about $75. and valentines day is not just for humans. the average person will spend just over five bucks on the family pet. but lets face it. not everyone has a valentine to lavi lavish. that doesnt mean that the folks arent spending. the nrf says consumers spend an average of $6.30 on friends, $5 on class matds and teachers and just over $3 on co-workers. after all, valentines day is on a monday. ...

Earnings reports all of that making financial news right now. our business team brings wall street to main street. lets begin with alison kosik. >> hi, fredericka. jobs were the focus this week. the governments latest figures showed the economy added 36,000 positions in january, thats a big disappointment considering that wall street was expecting a gain of about 150,000. but the unemployment rate fell sharply, dropping to 9%. however, ammists are skeptical about the reliability of both sets of ...

Square and i understand gun fire was heard. explain what happened. >> reporter: well, whenever theres a burst of automatic gunfire in tahrir square and i believe you can see and hear it there on your screen, there is always concern, especially after several days of violence this week on wednesday and thursday. it turns out based on testimony from many witnesses that the military broke up a crowd of people who were trying to remove barbed wire from around a tank to form a human chain. nobody got ...

Thats just a little sampling of members of the opposition if it were to become a case of the next administration or leadership after hosni mubarak. jonathan. >> fredericka. we have all been watching those amazing images coming cairo. weve been monitoring the airwaves and monitoring the internet but what about the streets? we have a resident of cairo worried about the deteriorating security situation. cell service has been restored. hes on the line. tell us first of all where you have been and wh...