allen, her former boyfriend, who lived in the nearby town of jackson. ron allen was a small town criminal for prior arrests of assault and drug activity. his mugshot resembled the police sketch and the individual on the security camera videotape. >> we found out that ronald allen was a suspect in a shooting in jackson and the jackson police had two .22 caliber shell casings from that shooting. we took those shell casings and the shell casing that we found near wanda mason's body to the crime lab to see if they may have been fired from the same gun. >> analysts said that the casings appeared to be from the same gun. but the only way to be sure was to test fire the actual gun for comparison and police couldn't find it. police also looked for a link between ron allen and donnie warren. >> we tried everything we could think of to connect donnie warren to ronald allen. every time we came up short. so we decided to put donnie on the back burner and concentrate all our efforts on ronald allen. >> was ron allen the shooter and could the videotape identify him? allen was 5'3" inches tall.

mental illness is a reality for inmite corey allen. is he serving a two and a half year sentence at the house of corrections for an array of crimes. because he is now on medication, jail officials confirmed he was stable enough to consent to an interview. >> i'm here for armed robbery, possession of firearm, assault and battery, intimidating a witness, aggravated assault. that's it. >> straight from the bloody bean. ♪ you know what i mean [ bleep ] clapped up slapped up ♪ ♪ jacked up ♪ straight from the bloody bean [ bleep ] you know what i mean ♪ ♪ it's all ferocious, guns down token ♪ >> i couldn't let go of my past. i had to get revenge, it just happened to be on my birthday that i allegedly picked up this case, you know what i'm saying? rival enemies. a guy with the car, seeing someone, you know, starting shooting at each other and it escalated back and forth, you know what i'm saying? follow the person to the house and that's when the assault and battery and the armed robbery transpired at. >> corey's lengthy criminal record has kept him in jail for most of his adult

woody allen seems to be getting a free pass both have been accused, >> reporter: aguirre takes us inside forgiveness. >> reporter:less than a year after sexual molestation allegations were reignited by his adopted daughter dylan- which he subsequently denied. woody allen is seeminly forgiven by hollywood, signing a lucrative deal with amazon studios to write and direct his first tv series. >> reporter:of the yet to be titled project, allen said quote: >>:"i don't know how i got into this. i have no ideas and i'm not sure where to begin. my guess is that roy price will regret this." >> reporter: amazon studios who said quote: >>:"woody allen is a visionary creator who has made some of the greatest films of all-time, and it's an honor to be working with him on his first television series." >> reporter: globes awarded allen with the cecil b demille lifetime achievement award in 2014- his now 29 year old estranged adopted daughter with mia farrow dylan, new york times. in the letter, she wrote in graphic detail allegations of sexual abuse from when she was seven years old quote: >>:"h

paul allen. >> and steve wozniak. >> and steve jobs. i want to to talk about that. let's focus on gates and alan. you write about their relationship and detailed and personal terms. i wonder, when you started this book did you intend to examine the personal relationship? >> when i talk about collaborative teams and visionaries and engineers often they have a kernel a pair all the way down the list to people who work together to form the kernel of the operating system. and so i was always -- i i talked to bill gates from the beginning. he he said make it about the pc and the internet. i interviewed him many times but the important thing is it does exactly what we said takes something that is a big impersonal thing that up until then we feared would be orwellian controlled by the government and pentagon and big corporation and makes it something a hobbyist can do. with all due respect it is a pretty rinky-dink thing. people went nuts because you could make you do things. it did not have any programming. that is where bill and paul come in. one of the of the things we were covering j

another inmate made fun of allen's personal style. >> i'm the one that's got this horseshoe mustache in there and this guy is telling me hulk hogan and whatnot. i said i'm going to smash on you. i knocked him out the first punch. but i didn't stop them, i had to hold him down. and then the search came in with a tazer gun. >> the jail's special emergency response team, or sert, was called in to break up the fight. afterwards, allen was given ten days in segregation. locked down 23 hours a day with no privileges. but it's something he's grown used to. >> you do so many years in the penn, ain't nothing bothers you. >> narrator: allen's willingness to fight over his mustache is one of a seemingly endless supply of reasons others resort to violence. another fight is just broken up between three inmates in one of the general population housing units. >> the sert subdues the fighters and starts the investigation. the aggressors appear to be guadalupe. neither man shows any sign of injury. victor sanchez will require medical attention. >> his obvious injuries are a black eye and a cut on the

american story. >> joining us now on booktv is allen carl who has written a book called "forks". what is on the front of the book? >> it is actually a motorcycle believe it or not. it is in the middle of nowhere in southern south america. bmws-650. i took that motorcycle for three years alone and road it all over the world. >> you road it around the world? >> yup. >> why? >> a lot of us have passions and dreams and i want to travel around the world. my passions is photography and motorcycle riding and i saw myself at a fork in the road. unemployed and recently divorced. i decided instead of scrambling to try to find the next job, i sold everything i had, and hopped on the motorcycle to live and experience different cultures and different people all over the world. >> so why the name of the book? >> i came to a fork we come to forks in our live and forks are the things on the motorcycle that keep us going in the right direction and steer us. and forks are what we share and eat food with. if you a musicianer you know what a tuning fork is as well. there is a lot of meaning and it is all of th

manager. amazon is looking to cash in on the selling power of woody allen. we tell you about his new gate, next. ♪ >> i'm cory johnson. this is "bloomberg west." after a disappointing 2014, analysts may have reason to cheer. amazon shares were upgraded to a buy. scarlet fu breaks it down for us. scar what's up? >> they had the worst annual performance since 2008, but that may all change. one analyst says that pipeline growth remains strong. holiday sales support the fourth-quarter numbers and margins are ready to reverse the trend. in other words, the money that they spend on warehouses, video content in 2014 is not likely to get worse. it may even get better. 2014 may have been the low water margin. if you look at the margin over the last five years, they have risen from 2011 22013. they stumbled last year to 6.7%. they are projected to be at 8.2% for this year. there is reason to be optimistic. >> optimism always blooms this time of year. thank you, scarlet. speaking of amazon -- amazon changed this week. they got attention from hollywood. the company has decided to sign four-time aca

cash in on woody allen. we tell you about his new gig,. ♪ >> i'm cory johnson, this is "bloomberg west." after a disappointing 2014 amazon investors have a reason to cheer. analyst layout a bullish case as they upgrade amazon's shares. scarlet fu breaks it down for us. >> the stock lost 22% last year the worst annual performances 2008. it's down in 2015, but that may change. mark may says cc valuations reported that $300 price level. he said topline growth remains strong. there's reason to believe that sales support these numbers. and markets are ready to reverse this recent trend. the amount of money that jeff bezos spent on video content in 2014, not likely to get worse. it could even get better. the bottom line is 2014 may have been the low water margin. over the last five years, the expanded steadily from 2011 to 2013, this bundle -- they stumbled last year. citigroup predicts margins could expand to a 20% for the school year. -- this full year. the share price has performed over the past 12 or 14 months, there's reason to be optimistic. >> optimism blooms this time of year. t

to pay for a tank of gas. any gas station i will went into the embrace me and said mr. allen you are our american friends and even at the border even though i had all the pomp and circumstance to get this visa into the country and i had to get one for my motorcycle too too, here's what they said. wade mr. allen the chief inspector wants to see you and i'm thinking great they are not going to let me through. there are guns -- guards with guns of the big iron gate. the chief inspector shows up where i'm waiting with my motorcycle gear and i had been there for over day. he said before we go we must have chai. we get together here and have a beer. here it's less have chai. he sat on the side of this dusty border stop on a dirt road and drew an outline of the map of syria. on that he pointed out here is where you need to go to experience syria. the people there are warm. it's just sad that the government you know it actually brings tears to my eyes to think about what's going on there now. i had such a positive experience in syria but that's where we connect with people. it's that tm that

solicitation for under age prostitute. allen thank you for joining us and for taking the forebearing and barring up to do this tonight. >> thank you for having me i appreciate it. >> let's start with a plea deal. how in the world was as u.s. attorney involved in a plea that deal that was constructed largely by you, as i understand it, and given such a light sentence gifrnven the level of charges and agreed to facts. >> they had a very weak case. they had to rely on the word of witnesses who had long records of lying. so we were able to strike a plea bargain which my client didn't like he thought it was too tough. if people think it was too good a deal i agree but the idea i would be charged with sex with minors is just outrageous. sex in a ranch in new mexico. i was there once for for an hour with wife and daughter and it wasn't even built yet. and in law's childrens, my wife daughter, slept in the same room with my daughter and never alone on the island, there were no women on the island she just made it up. how could responsible lawyers have put in pleading in in context. >> respectful

, william m. allen. bill was 83 years old and served the u.s. army as a sergeant. charlie company 19th company infantry regiment. mr. allen was a prisoner of war from january 1 1951, until august, 1953. held captive during the korean war after being overcome by chinese troops. mr. allen was just 19 years old at the time. to those who knew mr. allen, he was one of those remarkable people that left a lasting impression on you after a single encounter. he was a patriot. he would share his stories not for his own intention but to impart on each of us the story of sacrifice that our men and women in uniform make so that the united states, all americans might live in peace protected by those who serve. mr. allen's story was most human and in his own words he wrote about his enlistment to the army, quote then there are people like myself, the little guy that went to korea as a young kid, still wet behind the ear, fresh out of high school and found themselves in the most controversial, military, political situations at the time. when it was over we came home as veterans. no longer were we the

in the java sea. did the plane take off without permission? allen pizzey reports. sole survivor-- adriana diaz on the seven-year-old girl who walked away from a plane crash in kentucky that killed her family. the first major storm of 2015 dumps some nasty weather on the midwest and northeast and creates holiday travel headaches for millions. about face-- new york city police turned their backs on the mayor last week, but today they saluted him after being told to check their politics at the wake for a fallen officer. jericka duncan reports. and let freedom swing. jazz legend wynton marsalis' classroom crusade to get kids hooked on music. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> axelrod: good evening. i'm jim axelrod. this is our western edition. and this is the western edition of our broadcast. the four objects found on the floor of the java sea are described as massive and unmistakable. the wreckage, according to the indonesian government, of air asia flight 8501, the flight disappeared a week ago with 162 people on board heading from surabaya, indonesia's

job as the top talent evaluator, replacing bruce allen. he brings with him 20 years of experience and a reputation as one of the best evaluators in the nfl. folks, he has helped shape the world champion seattle seahawks. the red hot capitals found themselves face to face with the bullies. the real bullies. the flyers were struggling in mediocrity until tonight when they faced the caps. we'll pick it up in the first period. alex ovechkin got them off to a great start, kept his point streak alive. right there bang! caps led the flyers, 1-0. caps getting all they could handle from carl. fourth goal of the year. it was 2-1 capitals. it was tied at two in overtime. the flyers have the 4-on-3 power play. philly wins it in overtime. for baseball fans, it's being reported that jayson werth is scheduled for shoulder surgery tomorrow. now, werth has been troubled by his right shoulder and it caused him a lot of pain near the end of the last season. the report says the 35-year-old jayson werth is expected to be ready in april which means he's being scoped. he ended up with 16 dingers but went 1-

voted to extend air strikes against isis in iraq. nbc's ron allen is in paris. ron, lots of reaction to this new issue. >> good morning, francis. here is the new edition of "charlie hebdo." we're not showing you the entire magazine because it's so controversial. some viewers may find it offensive. it predicts the prophet muhammad in an unflattering light. it's satire irreverent. they call themselves irresponsible. they are trying to poke humor, trying to poke fun, trying to mock terrorists. there are a lot of jihadi cartoons mocking them. for example, a cartoon where two jihadis arrive in syria, they have college degrees. they're asked what do they do. they're told just go start cleaning the toilets. it's that sort of humor that many people might not quite get. but the point is they are trying to say that they can say anything they are all about freedom of expression, freedom of religion. this is their country, their heritage. it's also a tribute to the survivors and the victims of the attack. "charlie hebdo" saying they will continue to be what they have been going forward. this mornin

the mayor made an appearance raising monday for the allen dale recreational center, the city needs communities like the davenport neighborhood to make her goal of a safer city a reality. >> events like this are part of what is going to make oakland safer and that's communities banding together and they are critical partners to our police department, helping provide information and be the eyes and ears in the neighborhood. >> now she also addressed the fact that oakland police are dealing with a lot of overtime costs given the recent protests, she says that she's incredibly grateful for that and for the work that they've done there. live in the newsroom, christian hartnet, kpix 5. >>> across the bay area ks but nolt like we've seen, small black lives matter like this took parts in oakland marching to the eastmont station and projected walls as you see but no problems, four protesters arrested at an mcdonald's across the police station police weren't respective, they were taken in to custody for a variety of crimes, no reports of vandalism in any of tonight's demonstrations: in san f

being here and allen diehl joins us a former ntsb investigator and author of a book "using science to save lives one crash at a time." allen, this plane not licensed to fly on that day said the transport ministry when it flew on sunday. but les and others on the program have been saying look this is more a paperwork issue than a safety concern. do you agree? >> i agree. probably some kind of middle management error, although it does suggest that perhaps we'll have to look very closely at air asia's management. >> explain to me what you mean by that in terms you think that this could be a sign of mismanagement? >> well again i'm saying we just need to look at it carefully. when we deregulated the airlines in this country we found that some of them weren't playing by the rules. i'm not saying air asia wasn't but it's something that the air safety investigators will need to look at very carefully. but i agree with les, this is probably just some sort of administrative error and not really critical to this accident. >> bobby, thank you for joining us. and let me ask you this in terms of t

lest's three kids five-year-old angie and her two older brothers. allen lock wasn't always an angel his wife admits. less than 24 hours after the native lives matter march against police brutality, just long enough for him to sober up. she thought the officer who came to the door would help. >> what can you tell me about what happened when the police came? >> i was like allen behave behave allen, and he only came so far, he walk sod far, he didn't charge at the cop, he didn't run for him, he didn't do nothing. that cop just stood right there, he pulled out his gun didn't try nothing else didn't try to pull out a tazer, pepper spray, i kept telling the cop, i am like don't shoot him, i was like oh my god you shot pimp all i -- i didn't -- i didn't want you to come over and kill him. like -- right in front of our kids right in front of us. >> rapid city police say officer anthony may rose fired only after lock lunged at him with a knife in his hand. two crow who was standing next to lock denies he made any aggressive moves toward then. >> he did not raise the knife? >> no. he did not

the middle we are going to talk about eniac women. let's turn to allen chernin and code breaking. you do something really interesting which is the magical year of 1937 a point in history when everything seems to be converging all at once from many places on the globe. >> yes, you know one of the things about the history of technology or any history is that it's not totally revolutionary. we build on things like babbage's engine but every now and then it's a punctuated evolution and things happen. 37 is one of those years partly because of the combination of analytic science like claude shannon figuring out information theory and people understanding how algebra which allows you to do logical sequences based simply on on/off switches with connects to the fact that they have a vacuum tubes going now and they can make circuits with on/off switches so bell labs and other places they are making these advances using algebra and then you have turning. turing has many things that he does but let's start with ada lovelace because ada lovelace as i told you said the machine will be able to

tail section of the air-asia plane that crashed into the java sea 8 days ago. allen pizzey shows us: we're getting a look at what may be the last image ever from the flight: (selfie from plane) vo: twenty-three year old pendra gunawan syawal took what may have been the last photograph of flight 8501 before it took off. (wreckage) vo: less than an hour later.the plane disappeared. (weather map) vo: even as the search continues, indonesian authorities have concluded that a storm caused the crash. a satellite image showed cloud temperatures dropped as cold as 121 degrees below zero. (wreckage and searching/air asia still) today was the best weather the searchers have had since the plane went down. ships using sonar scoured the sea where five large pieces of wreckage were detected over the weekend. the hope is that divers will retrieve the plane's flight recorders among the wreckage spotted a few days ago... only then will authorities be able to confirm that icing -- from those storm clouds -- likely triggered the crash. allen pizzey, cbs news, surabaya, indonesia. just 37 bodies have b

hired by woody allen to make a comedy series. he is a controversial filmmaker, of course but they want to be a more serious competitor to netflix. no one knows what kind of viewers that amazon amazon prime customers are getting at the moment but they're pushing ahead with a load of pilots plus this series from woody allen. but i love the quote from woody allen as well, says "i don't know how i got into this. i have no ideas. i'm not sure where to begin. my guess is roy price," who is the amazon studio boss, "will regret this." no price, no concept, but they have woody allen. so sounds interesting. >> taking a swipe at programming and more power to them. because "transparent," big hit and well rewarded at the "golden globes." steve, thank you. >>> still ahead, feds are investigating what caused smoke to fill that d.c. metro station, killing one passenger, injuring dozens of others. do they finally have a proper distinction there. >>> and up next mo-mentum, mo williams racking up a season high after he rallies the timberwolves to a win after 15 straight losses. highlights ahead in sports

. that's what u.s. general john allen, washington's special envoy told germmy. to date think u.s. and its coalition partners have carried out more than 1200 air strikes against isil a barrage, which general allen says: sales of seized oil and refined products to truck drivers who smuggle the goods primarily to turkey was believed to have earned isil between 1 and $3 billion a day. >> essentially this oil is being laundered. by the time it crosses the border into turkey or is sold in turkey it doesn't look like this oil has come from isis. >> reporter: air strikes have also potentially interrupted human trafficking and sales of stolen antiques. >> i think one really overlooked revenue source that the group has enjoyed for going on eight years if not longer is really the extortion of the local economy. >> reporter: isil reportedly claims to be in strong financial shape with an expected budget surplus of a quarter million dollars. figures impossible to a verify but sure make great coffee for a group who's revenue sources are getting pounded daily. >>> isil's allocation services include t

♪ >>> good morning. welcome to "squawk alley." playing some gesh wynn in honor of woody allen. joining us from palo alto roger mcnamee co-founder of elevation partners, great to have you back. with us jon fortt at post nine, kayla tausche has graceds us with her presence once again. good to have you back. >> good to be back. >> markets in rally mode, dow up 245, looks like a lot, the best day for the dow since last thursday but the dow is positive once again for the year. just about. s&p is up to 2053. crude oil, providing some stability here as west texas has once again gone positive. apple shares meantime gaining nearly 3% after getting a pretty nice upgrade this morning over at credit suisse. they see greater iphone 6 sales driving the stock higher on the back of pc sales out last night. gardener and idc showing, jon, apple with about 7% market share. nice in addition to everything else going on. >> it is. i'm a little cautious on apple here just personally. i'm not an analyst obviously but i take a look at what's happening out there in general and you see iphone has been d

recovery. allen pizzey is with the families, jeff pegues on why it's so difficult to track so many flights. frigid weather in the west. carter evans with drivers stuck in the snow in california. arizona could get up to a foot. eric fisher tells us where the cold is headed next. with times square jammed for new year's eve, police face protests and threats. jericka duncan is there. and the whiskey rebellion. chip reid distills down the debate on how many brands are bottled. >> if you're making good bourbon whiskey, you can't take shortcuts. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> glor: good evening, scott is off tonight, i'm jeff glor. this is our western edition. the helicopters can't fly and the divers can't go in the water. heavy storms over the java sea have prevented a closer search for air asia flight 8501. at least seven bodies have been recovered out of 162 people on board. relatives have jammed a crisis center in indonesia, desperate for word. hundreds took part in a candlelight vigil. allen pizzey begins our coverage in surabaya. >>

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about? >> let me talk about __ what we also talked to at the allen institute __ by the way, and not name for me, but for paul allen. we often think about it __ i have a samsung phone here, but imagine it is an iphone six __ oour big challenge would be, how does this work? what would you do? they do this. it is very common industries, they take it apart. they look at the chip structure. they look at all the individual parts. that is only the start. if you knew that structure, it would tell you something, but you also need to turn it on, figure out how the software works. there might be a new operating system that you need to start to dig into. then, you need to understand the apps. there are these levels of the components. the computation. ultimately, in the human brain, cognition. always bigger brain mapping, or you think of all those different elements, and how they come together. >> in some way, our brains are almost as complex other phones. >> there is a caveat. the problem is, once you map one cell phone, in reality we are not the same model. we are not all iphone six. even if w

area pharmacies are rationing cough syrup. good evening. i'm allen martin. >> i'm veronica de la cruz. pharmacists tell cate cauguiran they've never seen anything like it. >> reporter: imagine being the patient in. this case it happened to me and i couldn't find it anywhere at any walgreen's when i was sick. on top of that i called cvs, safeway locations not just in san francisco, in oakland and also in san jose and they're out of it, too. it was new year's eve. instead of earn jet -- energetically getting ready to celebrate i was at a farm. the sneezing, headaches and -- pharmacy. the sneezing, headaches and a lot of coughing, but when i went to pick up my prescription cough medication, it was out, not just at my walgreen's pharmacy, but my pharmacist said in all of san francisco. so i waited. a week goes by. another pharmacist tells me the same thing but told me they didn't expect another shipment until february, but today i got a call. it was in, but there was a catch. i had to pick it up at a pharmacy across town and the pharmacist at the walgreen's where i picked up my cough medi

and adults are trapped in the the rubble. allen fisher has our report. >> the skill of the damage is breathtaking. this is a maternity hospital, much of the building has collapsed which was heard over large distance, a number of people have been killed more than 50 injuries many by flying glass. rescue teams are now looking for patients and staff who may be trapped in the rubble. dogs have been brought in, the biggest concern is the maternity part of the hospital where dozens of newborns were located. sitting in the west, it is believe the tanker carried liquid gas to the hospital exploded. why, is the center of the police investigation. doctors and nurses have done what they can to help. ambulance which is normally bring injured people here have been carrying those caught up in this to other hospitals in the area this is not the first devastating gas explosion. two years ago, 25 people died in a blast on a highway to the north. and last year, three people were killed in a gas leak explosion at a shopping center in the northeast of the country. local officials have expressed their fe

allen does his best to make skins fans feel better about the state >>> now wusa9 game on sports with kristen berset brought to you by xfinity. >> tomorrow will be a whole new experience for the washington capitals. karl always early in has found a new home for his -- alzner has found a new home for his girl. they are figuring out -- gear. they are figuring out how to pay attention to their family and loved ones while trying to stay focused on the task at hand. the capitals and blackhawks finally got a chance to skate the ice at nats park today, a first type experience for many of them, and both coaches are hoping their team soak up every moment of this event. >> the message so enjoy this experience. i mean let's face it. this is etty unique and something you don't always get to do. you're playing for keeps. the setting might get you a little off focus or your mind might be wandering about wow, is this cool or what knowing hey, you got to play the right way and do the right things to put yourself in a position to win the game. >>> he's been seen but not heard all season long while his

allen pizzey learned the search for flight 8501, could be a while before it gets better. and john blackstone on the strangest new laws of 2015. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> glor: scoot's off tonight i'm jeff jeff glor. the flu is now widespread in 36 states. wider spread than usual. at least 15 children tied so far. this week in minnesota, a record number of lab specimens were sent in for testing. some hospitals in north carolina and michigan are restricting visitors and volunteers under 18 from entering. delaware is reporting nine times as many cases as this time last year. another hard-hit state is georgia and mark strassmann is there. >> what is the worst symptom you're having? >> a cough. ? >> reporter: henry dunbar's fever was 101 again today. >> good job! >> reporter: his mother colleen was worried. >> i read that fever persists more than a couple of days, you should check to see if you have the flu. >> reporter: his flu test was bad news. >> the dark red line right by the a means influenza a. >> reporter: georgia is fighti

the kosher market. this follows a meeting he had with french president francois allen is in paris. what do you know about the raids and what can you tell us about the press conference that we're waiting any moment now? >> reporter: well, this was a very significant raid last night in belgium in a town called verviers, some distance from the capital, a significant muslim population there. the target we understand, were young men who recently returned from syria and iraq fighting with isis or other militant groups there. police say they targeted this place because they thought that they were going to pull off or try to pull off an imminent terrorist attack along the line of what happened here in paris last week when 17 people were killed in those attacks at the magazine -- news magazine and at the jewish grocery store. so a lot of concern there in belgium that something was about to happen and the police moved in to try and stop it. two suspects were killed. another seriously wounded. there was a big gun battle there. residents reported hearing explosions and then gunfire that laste

recovered from air asia flight 8501 rises dramatically. allen pizzey reports from indonesia. this pileup could be a hint of what's to come. a winter storm threatens a travel mess this weekend. jim axelrod remembers mario cuomo, gift orator, liberal beacon political patriarch. and steve hartman "on the road." with her streak on the line, the lady knights go for broke. >> i just felt like, wow like we are in this. >> and the crowd was getting into it, which made it even better. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> glor: good evening. scott's off tonight. i'm jeff glor. tts first penalty issued by the white house after the the hack on sony pictures. a new set of sanctions, including north korea's weapons program and spy service, and the administration says it is only the first step. chip reid is traveling with president obama in hawaii. >> reporter: the sanctions announced by the white house target three north korean organizations, including the government's intelligence agency and the agency that sells weapons to other countries. the sanctions al

wait. >>> bruce allen gave his state of the skins speech on wednesday and let's just say no one left the building satisfied. a lot of rambling and very little meat. holden kushner is in the house and he is chomping at the bit, guys, to talk about allen's press conference and whether you should be concerned if you're a skins fan. you won't want to miss that. >>> guess who is starting to heat up at just the right time? caps have won five of seven and jumped up two spots to the sixth position in the east. today they edged florida. we'll show you how they got it done this afternoon as they move back inside from the winter classic, so some great stuff coming up, ndamukong suh's reaction to that pi, no pi, you got to see this coming up. >> as long as he didn't step on somebody. >> he did not. >>> want to recap? got some bad weather coming? >> unbelievable drop in temperatures here. it's already started and tomorrow we won't get out of the 30s in take lot of spots and then by thursday -- a lot of spots and then by thursday most of us won't get out of the 20s, a big cooldown on the way. >> g

wouldn't impact the current gm bruce allen's role. 9 sports reached out to allen for comment. he did not respond. >>> meanwhile the raven prepping for the throwdown by the three rivers i like to call it, pittsburgh. they get a big lift for this game literally, 360-poundish haloti ngata returns from his suspension and terrell suggs, is he happy yet? >> couldn't have happened at a better time. he was missed a lot in the locker room, especially by me, but as soon as he knew we won, saw the score and we're like yeah, we get haloti back. now the locker room is kind of that complete, so to say. >> definitely a big lift for the team. big football weekend for wusa9, game on sunday at 11:30, nfl today at 12:00, bengals and then i'll wrap it up game on overtime at 11:35 the. >>> a turtle sitting in the catbird seat of big 10 basketball, your maryland terrapins, 13-1. they just beat michigan state. the terps are ranked 11th, highest ranking since 2004. who saw that coming? the michigan state game revealing a lot the other day. granted the spartans lost some good players, but east lancing lansing is

conference in many languages. we missed what they were doing there. we'll check in with ron allen, he's been monitoring the press conference. he joins us from paris. what we're hearing there is the fact they talk about the 13 arrests that took place in belgium, also two that took place in paris overnight. but they say that this -- this cell is specific to something that was going to happen in belgium. and not anything that has any greater connection to what we witnessed last week in paris. >> reporter: yes that's what we have been hearing, tom, there was to direct connection between the raid last night in belgium and the attacks in paris. we also know that the gunman who carried out the raids, the attack in paris last week we believe got their guns weaponry from belgium. we know one of the suspects amedy coulibaly, was perhaps in belgium not long before the attacks. he allegedly bought a vehicle there for his wife and we suspect he might have bought more than just a vehicle for his wife. there was an arms dealer from belgium who turned himself into authorities after the "charlie h

bullets started flying. allen lopez can barely look at his girlfriend's memorial. the spot where she died, barely 24 hours. just picked up her three kids from school, ages 13, 9 and 3. they were right outside of their house in the bayview district. >> she happened to be in the middle of the cross-fire between two cars shooting at each other. >>reporter: allen says when he heard about 8 shots he lunged for the kids to protect them. he saw maria on the ground. her eyes closed. then he saw the blood. she died minutes later. he describes maria as a harding and caring mother with three kids, forced to watch her begin to die. from a distance, we saw the 13-year-old write a message to her mom. but allen worries about the

changes coming to ashburn. i think redskins fans will like this one. bruce allen no longer the team's general manager. find out who is rumored to take that pos >>> now wusa9 game on sports with kristen berset brought to you by xfinity. >> so, redskins fans, your wish has come true sort of. bruce allen will no longer be the team's general manager. however, he is still with the organization as team president, but reports out today say the redskin are close to a deal with a new gm. redskins are finalizing a deal with scot mccloughlan, a former gm for the 49ers and a executive for the seattle seahawks. mccloughlan will take over the personnel decision from bruce allen in. his 23 nfl career three teams in which he had a hand selecting personnel have gone on to the super bowl. here's a look at mccloughlan's career over the last 10 years. the 49ers made the super bowl in 2012 during his time as gm. he's also responsible for drafting players like russell wilson, frank gore, vernon davis and michael crabtree. so a big change in ashburn. >>> after the wildcard win over pittsburgh, ravens head c

young men coming under the influence of a charisma tick islamist figure. ron allen joins us live from paris. we are hearing of a situation 25 miles northeast of paris. what do you know about the search for the suspects? >> reporter: the police zeroed in on an area just outside of paris to the northeast. there's a massive operation under way. there are reports earlier in the half hour of a going battle there may be people dead wounded as a result of that reports of a carjacking since we started this whole episode. there are reports of hostages in a business district. unclear how many people might be affected. at this point, this seems to be the clearest break they've had. they spent most of the afternoon, evening hours searching an area they thank is not far from this now. this may be the moment this country, the police authorities, earn here has been waiting for, that they're zeroing in on the suspects. we don't have confirmation they've beensighted but police are sending a lot of units in the area trying to close in and seal it off and perhaps, perhaps hopefully apprehend these

qaeda affiliates remain one of he's concerned about small-scale attacks. ron allen joins us live from paris. two things the mood there this morning, especially after this enormous unity rally that has grabbed the world's attention, and secondly, the news about the most wanted woman in the world. and the ease at which people believe, authorities say, she could have traveled into syria. >> reporter: tom, it was an extraordinary day here that began on the square where i'm standing. it's hard to convey just how many people were packed here along that two-mile route to where the march ended. times here you couldn't move because people were so packed in. calm excited. enthusiastic. not protesting -- there were no loud speeches. it was just people lending their presence to this moment and wanting to be a part of it. just a very unique gathering. now, of course the hard part begins monday morning, people trying to get back to work and kids trying to get back to school. lot of tension still hanging over this country. the muslim community feels disenfrom shiezed. the french officials here have

discussions with allen the chief act write a combination of the expected rupture on their penalized he knows that allen is suggested they've consider a margin for what is called a margin for adverse to reduce below their exception i can't recall whether it this year's a 7 and a half or 7 and a quarter. >> what's the funding status do you know. >> well cal percent is actually a con glorification of separate independent funds i don't recall off the top of my head. >> we're much better funded. >> i know you are. >> i will say for the curve fund their largest of trusts that fund is 7.5 for each fund they have adapted different actuary summaries but for the - >> i have a number as of 6 slash thirty 2014 a number for the plan. >> is that actual value or market. >> i'm sorry the state s 66 i'm reading the wrongs line 66 percent through the state fund and that's in the awe peculiarities of our report page 22 if you get want to look at it the survey. >> just brought it up we also seem to compare ourselves to cal percent but they're in a different situation. >> that's actual value. >> 66 of mark

now, it may be less flattering. [laughter] woody allen said __ this should be our favorite organ. it is who we are, and we know what happens with dementia. >> the thing about dementia __ an extremely terrifying, and also costly, diseases. do we have enough? is is looking promising? maybe 10 years __ how will that play out? >> i think the numbers are constantly changing. there was an nih panel that recommended that the project be funded up to $500 million annually up to 2025. to be clear, the brain initiative, what has had a lot of momentum, is not incorporated into future funding, yet. to make the case __ you look at the societal cost of just alzheimer's alone. let alone, all the other things that are encompassing brain disease. whenever i say obesity, or eating disorder __ keyboard like, how is that related to the brain. how is in it related __ isn't it relates the brain? there's only things that impact daily lives. one in four people in this country will have a diagnosable mental disorder. that means, every single person is affected by somebody __ somebody in your family, a coworke