COOPER: Some of other stories making headlines, let's check in with Susan Hendricks in the "360 Bulletin" -- Susan.</s>SUSAN HENDRICKS, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Anderson, the U.S. Olympic Committee and several other European countries received an e-mail warning of a terrorist attack at the Winter Olympics in Sochi next month in Russia. The International Olympic committee said it takes security seriously, but added the e-mail is not credible and quote, "appears to be a random message from a member of the public." A CNN exclusive, Iran's foreign minister says the White House is mischaracterizing the nuclear deal that took effect on Monday. The agreement calls for Iran to freeze part of its nuclear program in exchange for eased sanctions. Listen to what the Iranian official told CNN's Jim Sciutto.</s>MOHAMMAD JAVAD ZARIF, IRANIAN FOREIGN MINISTER: What Iran has agreed is to not enrich above 5 percent. We did not agree to dismantle anything. What we agreed to was not to enrich over 5 percent. We agreed that and we're not enriching over 5 percent. But we're not dismantling any centrifuges or any equipment. We're simply not producing not enriching over 5 percent.</s>HENDRICKS: To Toronto's infamous crack-smoking mayor now Rob Ford says he suffered a minor setback after this video was posted on line this week showing him babbling with a Jamaican accent about the city's police chief at a fast food restaurant. Ford says he was drinking, not taking drugs and calls it a, quote, "private matter." In Hawaii now, up to 50 foot monster waves are expected to hit the north shore of Oahu this week, of course, surfers will love this. A surfing completion was canceled today due to high winds there.</s>COOPER: All right, Susan, thanks very much. Coming up, how not to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day, what some college students did that you will not believe. It's on "The Ridiculist" next.
Iranian Official Blasts White House On Nuke Deal