0 missionary ce arary kenneth bay been held in north korea 13 months, serving a hard-labor sentence there. let s see if he can bring kenneth bay out of north korea. tats it for me. thank you for watching. i ll be back 5:00 p.m. eastern in the situation room. newsroom continues right now with brooke baldwin. great to be with you on this thursday. i m brooke baldwin. and we today are talking about this popular tv star put on ice for these controversial comments he has made about race, about religion, about sexual orientation. it has everyone talking today. and tweeting. and posting. and fighting over this, really. so for the next hour right here on the show, we re having a debate on political correctness in america. let s talk about exactly where the line is drawn. what should happen when it s crossed. so first, the backstory here. you have the patriarch of this entire family on the hit reality show, i m talking 14 million viewers a week. duck dynasty gets a little too real in th
murdered district attorney. in the murder of mike mclelland and his wife gunned down in their home over the weekend. his assistant prosecutor murdered in january. well, now investigators are trying to figure out if a local official who lost his job after a corruption investigation may be tied to the killings. he reportedly threatened both prosecutors. a white supremacist prison gang also being investigated for the crimes. a stunning development in the case of tom clements, the head of colorado s prison system murdered last month. we ve now learned the suspect, white supremacist evan ebel had removed his ankle monitoring bracelet but it took police six days to get an arrest warrant for him. in that time clements and a local pizza deliveryman were killed. ebel had already been mistakenly released from prison four years early because of a paperwork error. the former head of the atlanta public school system has now surrendered along with dozens of other teachers in connection
it uses breath sensors or the skin of drivers. breath sensors could be built into the car to get samples from the air. another possibility is sensors installed on your steering wheel and on your door locks. basically, if your blood alcohol content is higher than the legal limit, your car wouldn t start. the department of transportation is all for these alcohol detection systems, but they say we won t see anything like this for at least a decade. check out the technology for yourself. go to my blog, cnn.com/ali. and then go to facebook and twitter and tell me what you think of this kind of idea. all right. the super bowl only three days away. coming up after this quick break, we ve got a former top chef contestant, richard blaise, there he is in studio, to give us some out of this world recipe ideas. look at that. [ male announcer ] not all steel is created equal. not all manufacturing processes are created equal. not all engineering standards are created equal.
i ve seen this used in restaurants. it s actually a key ingredient to my hair. if anyone is asking. we have our marguerite ka mix. then i m going to pour the might general in there. if you go to my web site, i can show you how to do it without nitrogen. the neat thing about the liquid nitrogen is it s cold enough that it freezes alcohol. i know it s cold in a lot of parts the country, maybe you could have a tropical theme. it s icy. you ve heard of a frozen margari margarita, but this how to do it in front of your guests. show that to mark real quick. like a frozen marguerite ka. a beautiful sort of sorbet there. i know it s a little in the day. a little early to dip into this stuff. thanks, richard. you ll be back. i ll be here every wednesday. good to see you, richard blaze. if you want to see more, he s
central square in egypt, whereas you just heard, there are reports of violence. earlier we saw police on camels and horses storming in there, and there are battles at some points through the course of the day that have been going on between pro and anti-mubarak protesters. we re check in in cairo to see where that s going. and right in the middle of your screen is chicago. now still getting snow as a result of the storm. 2,500-mile storm that has affected 30 states hitting about 100 million people. we re going to bring you up to speed on what s going on in that storm, where the dangers lie, where it s going, and how it s affected your travel. this storm has brought various forms of misery to 30% of the country. that s one in three americans. if you re going to have ice storms and thunderstorms and thunder snow, you at least want the storm to move quickly. that s the good news. the bad news is all around. take a look at o hare airport in chicago, technically open. don t expect