we are in pan am plaza named for the 1987 games. this week it is super bowl village, a fun zone for fans near the stadium as the city gears up for the big game. coming up, we'll hear from madonna on her halftime show and also show you her little salsa at her news conference on thursday. we're also going to have -- there you go -- some first looks at the super bowl ads that are so highly anticipated. if that wasn't enough, we actually have a live convert coming up from here.

experts say it is are to tell how it will all pan am -- pan ou. >> -- pan out. >> prices are likely to rise for the balance of february and into march. that is why there is a lot proponents for the higher gas tax in maryland, especially the business community, who want to see it invested in infrastructure and associated job creation. >> the governor's office says the final draft of the bill is still in the works. another new apple is grabbing the attention of maryland voters. it would allow a casino to be built in prince george's county and what allowed table games like blackjack in all maryland casinos. one democrat estimates that it would increase the amount of money earned by casino operators. voters would have to approve a table games and the new casino location in november. another tuesday, another chance for republicans to cast ballots in the gop race in the white house. colorado and minnesota today. kate amara is in washington. >> today's republican face-off is a fight over social conservatives. another grab for gop delegates, with caucuses in colorado and minnesota today. >> so

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. >> not pan am? >> psa, western, twa, pan am, three times. thank you very much.he top. what exactly is up or down with the metals miner down nearly 50% in just the past six months. let's bring in john bridges, commodities analyst at jpmorgan. john, i understand that things have not been great. they had some operational issues in a couple of mines, but when i see a company that's lost 50% of its value in six months, what is the more underlying problem here? >> i think basically what's happening is an underlying overvalued stock has been, you know, these problems have highlighted -- >> are you trying to say in a polite way it's been exposed? >> you could use that word, yes. >> just did. >> the stock had a tremendous run in the latter half of the 2000s. it gave, you know, the production troubled, which is a great thing to pull off, very difficult thing to pull off. pulled it off almost flawlessly. unfortunately, the stock continued with that growth valuation multiple even though the growth sort of went away. and then we've had these other problems which have popped

commissioner hechanova: before we take action, i would like to thank not only pan am, but dhr, who is essentially the sort of had been department that has been reference to a locked in the category of dhr, financing, and executives as a team has helped to move the department for work, paying attention to staff, but also to the public. i would like to commend everyone's collective efforts here to make and keep the wheels rolling in the challenges of our current economy. i think there is a threshold by which i think the moving forward with the economy is going to be a tremendous for san francisco. so there was a second. an additional comments? discussion? >> is there any public comment on item number four? >> i am nancy. i want to add my compliments to pamela for preparing a wonderful budgets. she has been very responsive to meet with my requests for detail on things that nobody in their right mind would ask in detail of, but i like that stuff. i appreciate when we have a responsive and caring bookkeeper and accountant and cfo. i really appreciated as a member of the public. i have one

we are in pan am plaza named for the 1987 games. this week it is super bowl village, a fun zone for fans near the stadium as the city gears up for the big game. coming up, we'll hear from madonna on her halftime show and also show you her little salsa at her news conference on thursday. we're also going to have -- there you go -- some first looks at the super bowl ads that are so highly anticipated. if that wasn't enough, we actually have a live convert coming up from here. gym class heroes and maroon 5's adam levine will be performing. the crowd likes the idea but maybe the real star from here is mr. al roker. he's joining us also this morning. [ cheers and applause ] >> big cheer for him. matt, you have a lot coming up from new york. >> i do, ann. thank you very much. we'll have new developments to the story we have been covering of more than a dozen girls at a school with tourette's syndromes. now a 36-year-old woman is suffering tics as well and she wants to know if it's relate to a train derailment in that town decades ago. >>>

the managing director of the pan am jewelry business says the rising price of gold on world markets has made people more confident about buying the precious metal for investment and personal use. uncertainty about the direction of the global economy is said to be another factor behind the trend. sri lanka has started manufacturing luxury yachts. a firm has produced four yachts priced between $500,000 and $800,000. the boat haves four bedrooms, bavms, a kitchen and a device to purify sea water for drinking. the vessel is controlled by state of the art equipment including radar system. bankers have come in for some heavy criticism in recent years. many people say greed in the finance industry is to blame for the world's economic problems. our next story puts a kinder face on the money game. it starts with the tsunami last march and a group of investors willing to profit in some unusual ways. >> the business in distress. this man is the company's president. he built the factory from scratch 20 years ago. the tsunami knocked out the plant's power unit and destroyed almost all the machinery

olympic badminton team and since then he has been a volunteer coach, most recently at last year's pan am games. the 46-year-old lee thinks being a cop can help him be a coach. >> i think it's the discipline, you know, just the mindset, you know, waking up early, training. when you set your mind to something, just be disciplined and stay with that. >> well, when he plays, lee could smash the shuttlecoc k-1 80 miles an hour. >> kit was nailed! >> too overdressed. lose the tie. . >>> these days, many people watch the super bowl because of commercials. we also have a sneak peek of the pepsi ad. take a look. ♪ your cheating heart >> bet you're wondering how i got all that pepsi taste into a zero calorie cola. >> yeah. ♪ [ music ] [ screaming ] [ band music ] >> i'm back, and you're my first guest! >> reege! >> and you're going to be famous, kid! [ laughter ] >> that is so funny. >> good commerce. there are so many amazingly clever ads that that's what makes it fun. >> the first buehler one we saw a little trailer -- the ferris bueller one we saw a little trailer, that was good. more of those

cost love affair with its want when like hot since the end in all legit if hopes this from of pan am >> back for the proposition 8 have after 11 member judge panel did we hear the case. it will take a majority of the call to agree. if they do, the hearing will take place. >> backers say there is no way this entire ninth circuit would sign off on a decision like this year. assists >>james: we will follow this with proposition 8, we will take a quick break and be right back. here is a live look at the golden gate. bear the heavy traffic on 101. shares of some of which are already off to a pretty warm stopped third -- start. check out where the temperatures will go into the afternoon. san abundance of 70's. here is a look at your expected highs. morgan hill could actually lead to 76. some of the colts also stay in the upper 60s. here is a quick look at storm tracker 4. there is no wet weather to speak up. we do have hothouse have over our area right now billionths we have a lot of warm air flashing into the area. if your 7 day around the day forecast shows nothing but sunshine as we fin

these pay of some public investment don't come right away and some don't pan am and some companies willail but as long as i am president, i will not walk away from the promise of clean energy. your future is too important. [cheers and applause] i will not give up solar or the battery industry to china or germany because some politicians in washington refused to make the same commitment and america. with or without this congress, i will continue to do whatever i can to develop every source of american energy. so our future is not controlled by events on the other side of the world. [applause] today, we are taking a step that will make it easier for companies to save money by investing in energy solutions that have been proven here at the university of miami. new lighting systems, advanced heating and cooling systems -- we're launching a program that will bring together the nation's best scientists and engineers an entrepreneur is to figure out how more cars can be powered by natural gas, a fuel that is cleaner and more abundant than oil. we've got more of that. we don't have to import it

operation in the country, in its history, even bigger than the lockerbie bombings, the lockerbie pan am bombing and 171 police on this operation and expanding almost daily. >> reporter: but the lawyer who led the phone hacking action against news international thinks the police may be right to keep resources on this new growing scandal. >> we don't know how much people are being paid or what they're being paid for. it's too early to say that is a disproportionate thing. >> reporter: some journalists think buying stories can be justified, among them, paul connew. >> paying or various ways of paying public servants with a public interest, it happens and i would defend that. >> i think we can draw a line and say payment of police officers for stories can never -- can never be justified. >> reporter: but what's caused such consternation at the sun is journalists contact books and bank records have been handed over to police. >> american reuters are coming over here to drain the swamp. there's certainly dirty water in "news of the world" the danger is you throw the baby out with the bath wat

most recently at last year's pan am games. he is 46 years old from the silicon valley and thinks being a cop has helped out in coaching. >> i think it's the discipline, you know, just the mindset of waking up early, you know, training, just really when you set your mind to something, just be disciplined and stay with that. >> you think mcenroe can hit a ball hard? >> kiet do is getting beaten up bad. >> 180 miles per hour with the shuttlecock. kiet completely overdressed. but a good sport. >> very good sport. >> take the birdie. >>> coming up, strapped for cash. >> the major sacrifice some bay area cops are making to help the community. also ahead... >> sir, get out of the car, come on, get out of the car! open the door! >> a daring rescue caught on tape. the brave actions that saved a man from a burning car. >>> and any entire school calls in sick. what's going around -- and an entire school calls in sick. what's going around coming up next. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> good morning, everyone. the

then steam up again and make the this way all the bay undetected because, you know, we forget that pan-am, for instance, had routine over flights between san francisco and the philippines and other parts of the pacific. there were commercial vessels and fishing ships that operated there. there are naval ships that operated there. and so i think there was partially an assumption that nobody could get away with this. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >>> coming up next, the history of the occupy wall street movement written by 60 activists who were central to its creation. seven of the contributors to the book read selections from it and answer audience questions. this is just under an hour. >> well, thanks to kgb for hosting this evening. and, um, i just wanted to say a little bit about the first experience that we had when we were putting this book together. and i suppose really we had the idea for doing the book a couple of weeks after occupy wall street started. and we thought, well, we'd better try and get some kind of permission for doing the book because

some roads are still at the pan am went are traveling this morning to. what really are watching the radar very closely this morning, stay with us record details on this what monday morning. creek on now let us who love movies and in the money at the box office. front of south came in at number one. allen to return to and about her $42 million to come in ahead of two new action movies. it was a close second with about $39 million here and how this was the action thriller safe house. and number three, wayne johnson, a lot better known as the rock creek his sequel journeyed to the mysterious island came in with $28 million. and producers scramble to make last-minute changes to the her grammy awards this year after learning of what he is deaf. some of those included when they treat you all to use the material that will win the awards are the most awards that night. she performed for the first time after on the lawn and vocal cord surgery last june. among other winners, lady into pelham one best country album superior--and the fu fighters kicked up awards. co

mitch is there, kill a libyan diplomat behind pan am lockerbie. breaks loose. >> your passion for the military gives an authenticity to your books. >> i do a lot of research. one of the things that we didn't discuss, i go to a lot of these bases and one of the things that's disheartening is the base housing for these military people. they are not living in nice places. good news is every single community, every single city you go to, the people around the bases have really privately sprang up and raised money and helped support these families while mom and dad is overseas. >> "kill shot" is the name of the book. vince flynn, best of luck. you look fantastic. congratulations on making this fight. and writing your book. >> appreciate. it >> we move ahead. a teacher says she wanted her students to drown and a judge just cleared her to get back into the classroom. how does that happen? plus it may be february but we're playing beach volleyball. i'm playing beach volleyball with misty may trainer. she's teaching me the perfect serve and getting ready f

he was the first american to go to the site in lockerbie, scotland where pan am flight 103 went down. he was on the cutting edge of many very, very important decisions that were made with our very important ally, margaret thatcher. i have to say that ambassador price was someone who had that very unique ability, mr. speaker, to, as rudd yard kipling said -- as rudyard kipping said torque walk with kings -- to walk with kings and keep the common touch. he was nonfor his great sense of humor. he was known for having a great desire to spend time with working men and women. and he was often to listen to people, he would go to pubs in england and i suspect that charlie price might have enjoyed a guiness or two at the same time. mr. speaker, he was also a great business leader and a great philanthropist. i remember that as the leading diplomat that he was, our great former secretary of state, george schultz, once said to me new york describing charlie price that when the secretary would arrive in london and get into the car with charlie price, no ambassador, there was no ambassador who coul

>> "i want to clean bed pans for 40 years" or i am marying a rich guy. i am going with the rich guy. >> it is a fulfilling:00 makes. you wouldn't understand it. there are some women out there who have gratification overtaking care of people. >> i don't trust super attractive people. they don't have to study in class. they get by on theiring loos. >> you don't want to hear that when you are going under. >> a, why does it have to be white? your odds are better. you are not going to stand out. >> well that brings up a good point. if everyone in sweden is tv series hot, is that a good thing? what has sweden given us? abba? that's it. they have the poor hospital care from the -- >> if you have some creepy nomes like greg it balances everything out. you bring that creature into the room and make -- and maybe things will get done if he can reach the bed pan. >> it is not often we can do is a story about sweden because they are basically irrelevant. that's why i love this stoimplet thursdays do great things. >>> it is time to take a break. more stuff is on the w

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. >> we have one lead they am working on at this point. if it pans out for i don't know but it is a good lead. >> at this point it is not even about catching somebody or imprisoning anyone for it. it is not about revenge it is about getting it back. >> reporter: he posted these reward signs. they are hoping someone will recognize the guitar and give the police a call. >>> san francisco police are asking for the public's help to solve what they are calling a heartless crime. the police say burglars broke into a home on tuesday stealing four three-week old puppies. this is a picture. pitcher and beagle. tan and black. officers say the burglars used a blunt object to beat the adult parent dogs before making off with the puppies. >>> a san francisco high school celebrated the opening of a fitness center this afternoon. they received gym equipment from the hotel. a spokeswoman says the saint regi is updated the gym and wanted to find a home for the equipment. the school on gary boulevard transformed a little used area to provide space for students to exer

am i being too cynical. >> no, certainly an appeal and there are houses and sitting on losses and there's, i guess, a desire to help those people, panubsidize them further, but we should point out here that the taxpayer exposure is not just the risk that mary is describing, it's not theoretical. and the point happens with a five to ten billion dollar tax and it's applied to banks. so it's a transfer of wealth right off the bat from shareholders, probably some customers ever banks, end up paying for the new tax, but funds this subsidy for people who are underwater. >> how likely, is the pass? >> it's not going to pass and one more point on changes to the risks. these are basically no dock loans. it's the-- >> what's a no dock. >> no document. >> what the administration is saying, we are going to let you refinance through the taxpayer backed agency and to do it you have to meet minimum criteria, employment history, well, we don't need to look at that. a formal appraisal of the home. now, forget about that. and and they're not just taking on more risk, they're also degrading the standards that they're using to do this. >> paul: and you

pan i think it does qualify as news, no matter which position you take on it. >> jon: you think the media are ignoring this issue. >> i think they underplayed it, it's an important issue, but i am totally with alan, that this is not a war on religion. >> well, the catholics seem to think it is, but-- >> all of them? >> but matthew of media research center made the great point look, while the media were stone silent on this issue, the mainstream, they were all over the susan komen story, and similar news holes in terms of religious, sexual issues and the media pummelled the komen foundation, front page story, and ignored this. and interesting why. on the one hand he they were rooting for planned parenthood and the other hand rooting against the catholic church, nothing new there, but quite stark. >> well said. >> this is a health issue not a medical is issue. they've come out in favor of much contraception and choice as possible for the health of women. now, what the president's motivations were, we can argue about, but in terms of the facts, i think, they're pretty clear. >> jon: we have to take one more break. up next, your favorite news channel, with a little something to cel

am. this is the portland regency in portland, maine, where they are going to be announcing the results. i'll have my cameraman pan over and show you what's going on, a lot of prominent republicans, prominent maine politicians enjoying themselves but waiting just like the rest of us are for what the results will be and about under we expect between 15 and 20 minutes i'll have my camera man pan back this way as well. you probably can't see just beyond the podium, charlie webster the republican party chairman in maine here, he will go up there and announce who actually won between ron paul, mitt romney, rick santorum, how he did, newt gingrich, how he did, and so we're all waiting with the rest of the people here on what those results might be. wolf? >> we'll have that live coverage coming up, shannon, stand by. we want to stay in maine. mary snow at ron paul headquarters in portland, maine. we'll be speaking with ron paul shortly after the results are announced. how are the expectations as far as a win, they need a win, the ron paul campaign, they haven't had one yet. do they expect that he will get a win tonight?

some technologies to not pan out and some technologies will fail. but as long as i amsident, i will not walk away from the promise of clean energy. your future is too important. [cheers] [applause] i will not give up. i will not cede the solar energy industry to china because we refused to make a commitment here in america. i will continue to do whatever i can to develop a resource of american energy. our future -- so our future is not controlled by events on the other side of the world. [applause] today, we are taking a step that will make it easier for our companies to save money by taking on new lighting systems, advanced healing and cooling systems that can lower a company's energy bills and make them more competitive. that launching a program will bring together the nation's best scientists and engineers and the entrepreneurs to figure out how more cars can be powered by natural gas, a fuel that is cleaner and cheaper and more abundant than oil. we have more of that. we do not have to import it. we may be exporting it soon. we're making new investments in the deve

am, because if you look at the jobs a lot of them were low paying jobs, medical. you and i say physicians, look what they get paid, but most jobs are people changing bed pans in nursing homes and things like that. you look at the hospitally industry, those are waiters and bus boys and people flipping hamburgers in mcdonald's, look at what consumers did in december. their after tax income was up half a percent and they saved it all. people bought their christmas presents starting in over-the-counter and -- in octo and retailers pulled the sales forward going into january, it will be weak. >> you make strong cases, i'm not in your camp, but you make a strong case, as you always do. lastly what are your investment indications? >> last year we had 19 investment recommendations and 15 of 19 worked. we carried over a lot. i like long treasureries, i think we are headed for 2.5% on a 30 year bond, that is gives you 12% appreciation. >> no stocks? >> i do like stocks, pipeline stocks gas prices are going down but they will drill them. they lose their leases if they don't. so they have to build the pipelines to get the stuff out. >> somebody. >> i like utilities, in other wor

some technologies to not pan out and some technologies will fail. but as long as i amsident, i will not walk away from the promise of clean energy. your future is too important. [cheers] [applause] i will not give up. i will not cede the solar energy industry to china because we refused to make a commitment here in america. i will continue to do whatever i can to develop a resource of american energy. our future -- so our future is not controlled by events on the other side of the world. [applause] today, we are taking a step that will make it easier for our companies to save money by taking on new lighting systems, advanced healing and cooling systems that can lower a company's energy bills and make them more competitive. we're launching a program that will bring together the nation's best scientists and engineers and the entrepreneurs to figure out how more cars can be powered by natural gas, a fuel that is cleaner and cheaper and more abundant than oil. we have more of that. we do not have to import it. we may be exporting it soon. we're making new investments in th

am personal grateful for his wisdom in not trying to sing as a candidate. he knows his limitations. >> well, a number of folks in the twitter verse, if you call it that, panned will be back. yoo-hoo. hello. it's water from the drinking fountain at the mall. [ male announcer ] great tasting tap water can come from any faucet anywhere. the brita bottle with the filter inside. . ♪ ♪[music plays] ♪[music plays] purina one beyond. food for your cat or dog. >>> new reactsion this morning to president obama revamping his recent controversial birth control policy. the president announced friday female employees at religious institutions will be able to receive free birth control directly from health insurance companies. some religious employers fiercely objected to the president's initial mandate which required them to provide contraception despite it going against their religious beliefs. >> if a woman's employer is a charity or a hospital that has a religious objection to providing contraceptive services as part of their health plan, the insurance company, not the hospital, not the charlt charity, will be required to reach out and offer the woman contraception fre

this, whether this will pan out or not, but it seems from the administration point of view worth it. >> i understand, but i will take exception to one comment, director, and i am not being critical, but there have been operational things that have been conducted up to this point, so this is not an inspiration policy change. this is something that is well underway and has been something that is at least a suggestion that has been passed along to the very people we would like to negotiate with. that is very different than we have not really made any decisions or done anything yet. i will take exception on that one point. again, i just think this is the serious that we get this piece right, and we went to pull the quote just to make sure we had it right, it was said by the secretary, the mid part of 2013, we will be able to make a transition from a combat role to a training-advisory role. i cannot find anyone here who believes that is the timeline that we are on, both from the armed services committee and certainly the intelligence committee. that was never our understanding, so that is, in fact, a change, because if you are going to make it by mid 2013, you have

i am happy to engage on specific issues around the article, but i think the central issue is that we should not think that ideology is in opposition to ideas. c.a.p. is what i call panressive. there are ideas we have that are centers and ideas we have that are considered more liberal. we have senior fellows like matt miller, but is pretty centrist and has argued for a third party, and we have ideas from others that are very liberal on many issues. when we first got started, our focus was on insuring that there is a good debate on these issues, and that we are engaging in the debate and encouraging that debate, and the most important way to do that is to continually put out help the proposals and ideas with the focus being have to make the best possible changes for the country. thanks very much. [applause] >> thank you. >> good afternoon, and thank you for the invitation to be here today. congratulations on writing a piece that got a lot of tongues wagging all look round town -- all around town. i think today's event is evidence of that. i'm going to challenge the title of the panel -- are think tanks to political? maybe it is better -- are think tanks to influential