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the san francisco's 49ers wl head south sooner than expe. santa clara has given the gn light on building the team'w stadium, calling for a 20-14 opening date. the chronicle reports the council voted five to one lt night on the 878-million dor construction contract. the deadline for the new facili- august 20-14. the city would fine the contractor 6- million dollars for every 4s game missed after the deadl. time is 4-- here's lawrence with a check of weather. we'll learn more today about negotiations between san bro and pg&e. city officials will make an announcement at restitution for victims... following the deadly pipelie explosion. meantime, san francisco is g the feds over pipeline safe. the lawsuit targets the pipe and hazardous materials safy administration. the city cls the agency, quote, "abjectly failed" to help prevent then bruno explosion. it also sas the agency hasn't implementd safety recommendations since last year's deadly blast. a payroll tax cut would cone for the rest of this year... under a tentative deal reacd by house and

frt moves from siberia.itys exps coldest weekhere, too, more snod over the weekend. >> for historians igf jackpot e only known voice recording of rm cnclottvo bismarck has been found. the recording was made 1889 at his home. it gives listeners a more inma gmp of a man known as the iron chancellorberlin haf the german cty lu celebrates the campaigns to unite germany. iron chancellor's voice has surfaced. was reciting snippets of the french national anthem. eecdi w made in 1889 on a wax cylinde a thnogy that was showing promise at the time. >> my experience tells me that it is aheic of course, it would make sense for others to review the co tse his words ring true given the time period. >> u.s. inventor thomas edison was delinth wr phonograph and sent it to make the recordings. they wereisvedut left untouched for years. bismarck also has some sage vi f h son. "live life in moderation including wk, eating, and drinking" -- words to live by in the 21st century as well. stay tuned. wi bacafr a short break with a look at toys. >> face i -- everyone hasn agenda, and guess what? so do i.. eve

depreciation will ultimately be recovered, allowing businesses to take larger deductions for their exps ut du the future, which means we will ultimately recover most of this. my understanding is that the cost of this proposal, if we look at the cumulative effect through 2022 rather than 2021 to he equipment will really throughout the entire period, the revenue loss drops from $6 billion down to $5 billion. so we will be recovering much -- not all but much of the revenue that is lost by engagi i we will be allowing a strong boost to capital formation in the economy and we will be generating more jobs through this provision and i would encourage us to quickly agree to it. thank you. >>> colleagues, i think it makes sense. i don't know the degree to which companies will actually use it. i'm sure they'll use it significantly. we always hear about them, $1 trillion to $2 trill that american companies have and maybe they'll spend some of it with this expensive provision. it's hard to tell. i think that many would. on the other hand, there are some estimates that this provision is used much mo

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emergency spending every year and so did anticipate those expe expenditures in the future to be honest about budgeting. >> yes.g. >> and the fact that we're now t goin going to not spend all of that g is a good thing for this countrt but it means it gets acknowledged in the budget, right? >> absolutely.sol >>ut secondly, the same thing o sgr, the anticipated cuts that only happened once in the last decade. again, this budget deals with that in a way, if the chairman is suggesting that we don't have to actually make up for that ce difference in sgr, boy, would that make it a if we don't have to acknowledge that's the law of the and have o to, quote, pay for it.ge the we may want to change the budgee pros business we're in the ess. middle of a budget process. we f we were at home and home w, budgets and someone said your ye mortgage budget is going to go n down, even though you anticip e anticipated what your mortgage payments wereto going to go dowt change what would spend going es forward. the chairman just said he doesn't consider that process no legitimate. i don't know what he consi

johnson has asked you, have you studied how low you can get the tax rate if you eliminated business tax expe expenditures and noall of thens with say they haven't. i want to center the study from joint tax which talks about what you'd really have to do if you're serious here. now, that study suggests roughly half of the cost of a seven point reduction from 35 down to 28 would come from the repeal of depleted accelerated depreciation. yet all the companies have said this is very important. don't take away our accelerated depreciation. so you want to retain that. that means you can finance about a 3%, 3.5% reduction. this report says you're going to bring it down to 28% you're going to have to come up with $960 billion of which $506 billion comes from the depreciation reduction. i wonder what you would actually support. as mr. rangel suggested, tax reform in 1986 occurred after ronald reagan came in in 1981 and played golf with tip o'neill and others for five years and it was before the global economy had really taken hold. so we're talking about a new world that we're trying to reform now tha

not that any of my trees that i represent along the houston ship channel are looking for an expe inspector to come knocking on the doorment but they are working to kbcomply in a privat compliance. but i must say that this proposal reinforces problems identified in internal memo which mostly revolve around the fact that dhs is constantly making things more complicated than they need to be and not relying on existing systems. what i'm speaking about is developing the personal sure ti program. dhs trans mitted a new personal assure ti program and i had concerns about this problem, this proposal and will discuss that later. one, because it earlier hearings in the subcommittee i felt likely some assurances that the twit card would be used as a standard id for someone working whether it be in water side or land based industry under cfat's. my concern is additional personal spirited programs will make the duplication of the cf tachlt. that's one thing our committee needs to look at. last year the subcommittee hearing, i asked secretary beers to integrate night the program. i received a positive r

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bill schulz who thinks he is watching jeremy lin right now and anthony kumia co-host of the opi expenthony show. and i forgot to write something for mim. i'm sorry. >> it is okay. it is just me. i am good enough on my own. i am a stand alone guy. >>> he is a donor made of boner. but should the jest hurt the man in the vest? santorum supporter made controversial comments about pregnancy prevention. >> the contraception thing is so expensive. back in my day they used bayer asprin as contraception. the gals put it between their knees and it wasn't as costly. >> so he apologized saying why his joke confused and offended some people. and quote, my wife constantly tells me i need new material. she understood the joke but didn't like it. so i will keep the old one in the past where it belongs. on friday rick santorum responded disavowing the flop of a joke and calling out charlie rose for his, quote, gotcha questions. >> every supporter who says something i will have to respond, look, this is what you guys do. you don't do this with president obama. in fact, what you did with president obam

his second blowout victory in a row in nevada where he won in literally every demographic expe ex -- except two. the lowest income bracket which may be the language about not caring for the poor resinated with nevada. a big victory rally surrounded by secret service not caring at all about his competition rather taking on president obama in his victory speech. >> america needs a president who can fix the economy because he understands the economy. i do and i will. >> this president began his presidency by apologizing for america. he should now be apologizing to america. >> newt gingrich his second big loss in a row. he vowed he is in this race for the long hall. >> what happens is every primary day, caucus day the romney headquarters in boston sends out the rumor that they believe i will withdraw. which is their greatest fantasy. i am not going to withdraw. >> only one of the candidates made campaign appearances the hardest working man in politics rick santorum in minnesota touring the wool factory that makes his famous sweater vest. he has sold 1500 of those raising $200,000 for his

plus, millions more in personal expe chae company, private jet rentals, ski vacations and country clubs. even ruth, madoff's wife, had a company credit card, and she charged millions, too, on everything from shopping sprees in paris to movie rentals, all courtesy of bernard l. madoff's securities, thank you very much. >> they used the bank account at b.l.m.i.s. like a personal piggy bank. >> safer: of all the people that should have known, his brother and his sons who worked under the same roof with him should have known. >> one would think so. yes. >> safer: did they know? >> my belief is, yes, they knew. and the reason i believe that is they were officers of these companies and directors in certain instances as well and also compliance officers in a very highly regulated environment. so i think clearly they would have to have known what was going on given their own personal transactions, the longevity of what was happening, and the responsibilities as officers of the company. >> safer: madoff's sons and brother also had accounts with bernie, and their returns were simply spectacular.

. >> his goal in february should be to lower pgs examine eer exp. message problem as bill mccollum indicated to you. he has to figure out how to drive a message. he's lacking in the tacklet of politics. take time in february, get all of us to say that he's writing off february essentially to fight another day might not be so dumb. >> speaking of messaging mitt romney has to come one a conservative message. he's basically say i'm already winning conservatives. here's what he said on the "today" show this morning. >> any request about the support of conservatives i think was cleared up last night in florida. people who called themselves conservative and very conservative overwhelmingly supported my campaign, tea partiers supported my campaign, so i'm hoping i can convince people in minnesota, nevada, arizona, colorado. >> it's inevitability trying to do, they're doing different math, they want to combine everything and if you do, if you're them would you do the same thing. you didn't win conservative or strong tea party but won all conservative and al

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that is much earlier than exp t expect expected. obama administration said they all would leave by the end of 2014. >>> we'll talk about had a this means for afghanistan and the united states, chief foreign affairs correspondent laura logan and nora o'donnell. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, charlie. >> what will this mean for the war in afghanistan and who wins? >> from the taliban's point of view, this is wat they've been asking for. they want to sit down and negotiate with the u.s. in their eyes they have exactly what they've always wanted, and it's hard to see what the u.s. really brings to the negotiating table if their enemy already knows that they're on their way out. >> what do these nato reports tell us about the war in afghanistan? >> well, this particular nato report is based on 27,000 interviews with 4,000 taliban and al qaeda and other prisoners. so it's curious to see how some officials, u.s. officials, are trying to play it down. this is the enemy's point of view. it's reinforced by the intelligence community

the terrorists having access to nuclear weapons grows exp.nk he can contain a nuclear iran once they get a weapon. gregg: you used the word detain. detainment and deterrence did work with the soviets during the cold war, why wouldn't it work now with iran. >> the soviets were rational actors and the soviet union did not lead to a nuclear arms race in the mideast. this would create a nuclear proliferation throughout the mideast. i can't think of a worst scenario than a bunch of nuclear weapons in the mideast. if iran develops a nuclear weapon the mideast will follow and that is an armageddon scenario that we need not go down. gregg: you're trying to get some democrats, you've got even a few, but others are very reluctant and here is why, they say they are concerned that this resolution will be seen as creeping towards authorizing military force. is it? >> no, i think what it is, it's a firm statement of u.s. policy backing up the president. and any rational person who has looked at the consequences of a nuclear armed iran come out where we're

the business climate has risen to minus 0.18 from the january but that's not as good as exp t expected. so business and consumers in the eurozone a little less down beat about their prospects in february than they were in january. stocks have been firmer and euro dollar as well. how is that feeding into futures, kayla? >>> well, the futures are doing fairly well, ross, this morning, hovering around a level of about 47 points into the positive territory for the dow if it were to open right now. s&p would be up just about six points and the nasdaq would be up a little bit better than ten points today. we've seen some steady gains throughout the week after sort of trading interday dip and end ed mostly into positive territory. >> and greece, of course, now officially the first to be rated insolvent. standard & poors has lowered to selective default. it was widely expected and follows the introduction of clauses in a bond exchange deal that sees private creditors taking that loss on their greek holdings of greek debt. accord i according to s&p it was the addition of the collective action k

>> exp expecting things to warm up here? >> uh-huh! >> it will warm up later today. today, shovel off to buffalo. nbc 2 news on your side. partly cloudy, breezy and cold. kevin o'connell there, our weather guy. we love kevin o.c. icy conditions in the mid mississippi river valley. snow to the north. wet weather along the coast in california with windy conditions. light snow through the central great lakes and also the eastern great lakes. plenty of sunshine along the coast. westminster dog show coming up at madison square garden. very nice. ranger! >> good morning. things are settling down today. still a little chilly this morning but the weather should be quiet. >> that's your latest weather. it's your anniversary? >> my seventh anniversary. >> where is your husband? >> over there. >> that's how they stay happily married. congratulations. happy anniversary. ann? >> coming up next, more of the tributes to whitney houston at the grammy awards last night. also we'll talk to the last person to sing with her coming up after this. you are? see the egg. uh huh. ♪ so, look

>> exp expecting things to warm up here? >> uh-huh! >> it will warm up later today.ay, shovel off to buffalo. nbc 2 news on your side. partly cloudy, breezy and cold. kevin o'connell there, >>> good morning. we've got a beautiful blue sky on this monday morning. live view from the sky watcher camera looking toward tyson's corner there on the horizon and we have temperatures cold, subfreezing all throughout the region from the mountains all the way to the atlantic beaches. few locations in virginia down in the teens and it is in the low to mid 20s right around washington. later today into the 40s with lots of sun. cloudy tomorrow, maybe a flurry in the morning or afternoon sprinkle with highs in the 40s. sun >> that's your latest weather. it's your anniversary? >> my seventh anniversary. >> where is your husband? >> over there. >> that's how they stay happily married. congratulations. happy anniversary. ann? >> coming up next, more of the tributes to whitney houston at the grammy awards last night. also we'll talk to the last person to sing with her coming up after th

>> exp expecting things to warm up here? >> uh-huh! >> it will warm up later today. off to buffalo. partly cloudy, breezy and cold. kevin o'connell there, our weather guy. we love kevin o.c. icy conditions in the mid mississippi river valley. snow to the north. wet weather along the coast in california with windy conditions. light snow through the central great lakes and also the eastern great lakes. plenty of sunshine along the coast. westminster dog show coming up at madison square garden. very nice. ranger! >>> well, we've got light scattered showers pushing from north to south. across the south bay, areas north of the golden gate bridge, staying on the dry side this morning. this will continue to be the case as we head throughout the afternoon, limited sunshine. temps climbing into the 50s. 55 in fremont today. 56 in fairfield. and all-touch on the mid-50s in the city by the bay. as we head through tomorrow, valentine's day day, fog in the morning. more rain wednesday into thursday. another round over the weekend. >> that's your latest weather. it's your annivers