  Recently, BICEP2 collaboration has released their results on the measurements
of the CMB polarizations. In the framework of the $\Lambda$CDM with a power law
form of the scalar primordial power spectrum, this new measurement on the
B-mode puts a tight constraint on tensor/scalar ratio
$r=0.2^{+0.07}_{-0.05}~(1\sigma)$, which however is in tension with the Planck
limit, $r<0.11$ (95% C.L.). In this paper, we consider various extensions of
the $\Lambda$CDM model by introducing extra cosmological parameters such as the
equation state of dark energy $w$, the curvature of the universe $\Omega_k$,
the running of the scalar power spectrum index $\alpha_s$, the sum of the
neutrino mass $\Sigma m_{\nu}$, the effective number of neutrinos $N_{eff}$,
the tensor power spectrum index $n_{t}$, then perform the global fit to the
BICEP2, Planck and also the SN and BAO data. Our results show the cosmological
parameters $\alpha_s$ and $n_t$ are highly and directly correlated with the
tensor/scalar ratio $r$. However indirectly the parameters $\Omega_k$ and
$N_{eff}$ are also correlated with $r$. We will in this paper give the
numerical values on the parameters introduced and show explicitly how the
tension between the BICEP2 and Planck is effectively alleviated by the
inclusion of the parameters $\Omega_k$, $\alpha_s$, $N_{eff}$ and $n_{t}$
separately.
