we should of taken it. >> it hurts. it hurts. it hurts. it hurts like nothing other. you go through your entire life -- i went through '94, you know, my only time. but it hurts to lose in that game. the top of the top. and you go down like this t. it is rough. it is a -- this is. it is rough. it is rough. >> one thing we heard over and over tonight, we will quiet -- "we will get them next year". >> raven fans party got canceled because cops could not guarantee their safety. so, they went underground, sharon? >> reporter: yes, because of security concerns the ravens fan his to cancel a big party here at the dear mom's bar. >> reporter: as soon as their team won, fans slipped through a crowd of niner fans and out of the mission district. they planned to go to a big party to a fan group, ravens in the fog but they canceled the event today. the facebook page said san francisco police could not guarantee the safety of the expected crowd of 200. so many ravens fans watched the games at house parties but we found half a dozen fans at a popular hangout where it is fairly low

hundreds of people hurt. a meteor slammed into earth this morning. >>> we are live in oakland where scientists will be taking a close look at an asteroid buzzing by earth this morning. we'll tell you the difference between this asteroid and the meteor in russia. >>> we are live in san jose where two men were shot in a drive by shooting. this is the second that has happened over night. we'll tell you what theys are say -- what neighbors are saying. >>> a chase and crash in san francisco brought the police chief to the scene. ktvu channel 2 morning news continues. >>> good morning. welcome to a brand new day friday, tech 15th -- february 15th i'm dave clark. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. cold enough to snow? >> yes, next tuesday. until then. >> all right it's nice. >> really nice. yeah. we've been having nice weather wednesday and thursday. today will be the best of all. because it looks like temperatures really starting off on the mild side is hardly any fog. i can't find any. sonoma county airport says a lit

america, would hurt our economy, would hurt real people on the field. and there's no excuse for it. there's a level of brinks manship being played in congress. h.i.v. seen it over the debt ceiling. i've seen it over the fiscal cliff that is just unnecessary. there needs to be a lel of pragmatism back to our politics. i give a lot of credit to the president. he's not just saying let's raise taxes. he said the obvious, we in america cannot continue to spend more than we take in. it's something i don't have the luxury of as mayor doing. what i see the president doing is putting tremendous cuts on the table, trillions of dollars of cuts. you just heard the chief of staff say they're willing to put $4 trillion in cuts but it has to be in a balanced way. the challenge i see right now, if this happens, the sequester happens, the cuts will be blunt, brutal and mind as opposed to being intelligent and insightful. and it will not invest. it will stop us from investing in those critical areas in america we must invest on if we want long-term economic growth. >> sc

kurds people -- hurt people hurt people. apparently, you are hurting. you had to be hurting that night to shoot my son in the face. you knew him, you ate at my house, you spend time together. i want to know why you killed my son. i want to know why. i want to know why the community did not step up. everybody was present. i want to know why came to say who did it. i want answers. like all the 300 mothers that we represent in the healing circle, they ask the same question. i want to know why along with the over 30,000 unsolved homicides since the 1990's. over 30,000. over 30,000 unsolved. that is over 30,000 families that i represent. i want to know why. we are the healing circle and we believe in healing people. we go inside of san quentin, we go inside of the county jail, the juvenile justice system. all entities -- the whole family is incarcerated. we want to kill the whole family. that is why we go when -- we want to heal the whole family. that is why we go in. we believe in empathy, we believe this violence is a learned behavior. restored of justice

if it's a medical, is it a big hurt or a little hurt? is it a rescue situation and if it's a fire, do you have the resources to control or extinguish that fire? how about your situation, do you have all your people? do you have all the resources that you need? have you collected all the material that you need if you are going to start doing a lifting exercise because someone is trapped? because you never start a rescue, you never start a lifting exercise, never start anything, unless you know you are going to be able to finish it, have enough of the resources to do it. and do you have the right equipment? you need specialized equipment? do you have access to that? maybe, maybe not. so size up, you want

most of the people who were hurt they were hurt by broken glass. and a roof of a factory also collapsed. some of the hospitals there were overwhelmed with injuries. most of the victims suffered facial cuts. some people had their entire faces their heads wrapped up. witnesses said they saw elderly people crying in the streets. they believe the world was ending. >>>s a symptom hers are talking this morning. that meteor is not part of the asteroid that is going to come veryless to earth today. a 150-foot wide asteroid is believed to be going to pass 17,000-miles frommous. around 11:25 this morning. the chabot science center will open its observatory deck tonight to give you sky watchers a better look. >> they took the string and wound it around the world once. it's pretty close as far as the things go. >> this asteroid is the largest space rock to come this close to earth in more than a century. lorraine blanco will bring us a live report from the science center in the next half hour. >>> san jose police are investigating a drive by that sent two peop

that was really proof that just talking about tax hikes would hurt things. then consumer confidence plummeted, proof that tax hikes do really kill the economy and kill confidence. >> right. if tax hikes don't affect behavior, then why is it that these corporations put all these paychecks out, bonuses, before taxes went up? tax policy does affect behavior. we know that. i'm going back to jfk. when gary b was a teen-ager. and the big issue there is that he was the one who started the ball rolling and it said clearly you grow the economy by growing the economy. consumer confidence at this point, i don't buy the payroll tax as much as i say what's the next shoe going to drop? this idea of raising taxes and spending at the same time, people are starting to figure out it doesn't add up. >> jonas, there is a lot of debt out there. how can you take care of that mess without tax hikes and spending cuts? >> stackses are a lot lower than they were through jfk's administration for sure. look, i don't think anyone would argue gary's point that when you raise taxes, you c

firefighters say a firefighter was also hurt in that fire. and this fire started around 1:00 a.m. firefighters have not said if anybody was hurt here or how much damage this fire caused. >>> police saying a driver hit a person on m street in northeast, not far from the metro station on the red line. d.c. police did not release the name of the victim or car involved. >>> university of maryland students are probably still celebrating the win for the terps. news4's darcy spencer shows us the attempts to keep the crowd under control. >> it was a virtual stampede, students rushed to a bon fire. students celebrating the win over duke, probably the last time the two teams will play as conference rivals >> i was so nervous the lasts two minutes, and always had hope, though. >> reporter: students set destructive fires, and this is different, this fire set on campus by the university police department. the bon fire set to keep students away from route 1, and the students continued their celebration. >> it's the best thing the university could have done, and it's our last game against duke,

but main street is still hurting. unemployment rising. the economy? it's shrinking. gdp contracting last year for the first time in four years and consumer confidence tanking as that payroll tax hike cuts into workers' paychecks. add it all up, is it time to strike calls for more tax hikes? down. i'm brenda buttner, this is "bulls & bears." we've got gary smith, tobin smith, jonas max ferris, and john layfield and susan fox. the white house and democratic leaders still pushing tax hikes. should they be? >> absolutely not, brenda. what i don't understand is how you can propose tax hikes without looking at what the scholars say, the studies say. look, if there was studies out there says raising taxes, great for the economy, i'd get behind it. but you know what, brenda? every single scholarly study for the past 15 years has said one thing: higher taxes, negatively impact growth. it's funny, forget all that, though. if you just look anecdotally, when the left wants to inhibit behavior, whether it's energy consumption or cigarette smoking or any one of the other things th

we cannot threaten national security and hurt the military. in fact, the republicans have voted twice to replace the sequester with targeted spending cuts they stunned real nashville stunned real budgets. unfortunately, the clock is ticking toward these devastating sequesters. the president has failed to support a plan to prevent it. why? because they see the sequester as an opportunity to put through another tax increase. if you are feeling another sense of dÉjÀ vu, you are not alone. no one in washington should be talking about raising your taxes when the federal government is still spending billions of dollars on things like giving people free cell phones. it is a shame that our commander is using the military as an ideological crusade for higher taxes. these things have to stop. we should be coming together on issues like creating jobs for hard-working american families, reigning in out of control deb t, and ensuring that we have a strong national defense. we should come together now to replace the sequester. we should not have more tax in

>> you can't hurt nobody over there.ctional officers arrive to escort the inmate to sny. >> we got it. >> we got it. >> but washington surprised our crew once again as he began calling out to his fellow inmates that his stay in sny would not last for long. >> i'll be back in about an hour. i'll be back in about an hour. if you don't see me, hey, if you don't see me before the day is out, hey, go ahead and write me off. it's going down. >> i think the officers who escorted tracy out to the sny area of the prison knew something was up because they could tell that when he mentioned to his cellblock, hey, i'll be back in an hour, i think they knew that he was working the system. >> during the long walk to sny, washington finally cleared up the mystery and admitted that he had, in fact, requested the transfer but he had no intention of following through. he had another motive. >> when they was trying to send me to a prison way up north about 1,000 miles away from where i live in l.a. county i told them that i needed protectiv

you don't want children to be hurt or harmed.ve been smoking in cars in kids for a long time. they aren't dying. >> greg: roll down a window. >> andrea: i agree with greg on this. if they ban smoking in cars? do they ban soda in the car? cigarettes are really bad and ban them altogether or legalize them and leave -- >> dana: there could be a solution. my second topic. >> kimberly: you smoke in some restaurants. >> bob: you smoked as a kid and that's why you didn't grow that much. >> greg: we said that. where were you? this is not about smoking. this is government invading in your life. they are bloated beast that won't stop growing until it takes over everything. now it's focusing op smoking what is next? pickles? >> bob: government doesn't protect little kids -- >> greg: we can protect the little kids. roll the window down and hang your cigarette out the window and you drive. >> andrea: i grew up and worked in the smoking section of the restaurant. do you know how much smoke was in the section? look at me. i'm okay. don't answer

get hurt even when you see he got hurt.case with the iran "it didn't touch us. but as the white house reads the ayatollah's words, they are a kind of political fencing. but what he's saying is, "i know talks with the u.s. are coming, and here's the position i want to lay down." >> schieffer: it does seem to make life harder in iran for the iranian people these sanctions. but, tom has it slowed down their nuclear program? they seem to be good-- going straight ahead. >> i think what slowed down the program was this computer virus injected into them. i think it's interesting that the iranian people seem to remain pro-american, perhaps the most pro-american people in the middle east despite all this. >> schieffer: let me just ask because i want to get in about chuck hagel. is chuck hagel going to be confirmed as secretary of state? and also john brennan is still hanging out there. >> if he is, i think he will be very weakened secretary of defense. he has not given a good performance so far. my concern is the obama administratio

hundreds of people are hurt this morning after a meteorite crashes to the ground in russia and it's all caught on tape. looks like straight out of the movie. the russian interior ministry says the fall caused sharp explosions that shattered windows and many calls for help were from people hurt by broken grass. it happened 900 miles east of moscow. a few hours from now, a large asteroid is set to streak by earth. it coming up at 5:00, we'll go live to the space and science center where bob redell will be to talk to astronomers there. >>> two congressmen accusing scientists of sharing secret and sensitive technology with china. republican congress frank wolf of virginia and lamar smith of texas have both asked the federal government to investigate the research center. that investigation right now is being held up by some red tape. the congressmen say classified weapons and know how may have been illegally transferred to other countries including china. they also say the u.s. attorney's office in northern california wants to bring criminal charges but that investigation being blocked by th

kurds people -- hurt people hurt people. apparently, you are hurting. you had to be hurting that night to shoot my son in the face. you knew him, you ate at my house, you spend time together. i want to know why you killed my son. i want to know why. i want to know why the community did not step up. everybody was present. i want to know why came to say who did it. i want answers. like all the 300 mothers that we represent in the healing circle, represent in the healing circle, they ask the same question.

it will hurt the country. it will hurt the economy and we shouldn't go there. and very frankly, we have been in session now some six weeks, not one bill have the republicans put on the floor of the house to avoid sequestration. >> we need a plan. we need leadership to make sure this is set aside. i was disappointed i didn't hear specifics from the president on how we were going to do that. >> on the issue of guns, you heard the president lay out a long list of places where gun violence has erupted in this country. aurora, colorado, littleton, and most notably in our area, blacksburg, virginia, and the campus of virginia tech. when they came out tonight, lawmakers on both side of the aisle had a very different view on where this debate goes, not tonight, but tomorrow. on wednesday, when they get back to work and begin to debate this again. republicans are saying they heard nothing new tonight. democrats are saying this was a change on how this country is going to view gun control. >> i think the president said let's vote, let every member of congress go on recor

d for delayed or yellow meaning you're hurt but you're not hurt enough. you're not hurt but that no not that bad an. and d is dead. and dead is the easiest one to determine. and how do we determine whether someone is dead? they're not breathing, right an steve said that several times and how do we know someone is not breathing? we look, listen, and feel and open the air way and we look to see if the chest is rising and listen to feel air and how long do we check for actually? american red cross o says about ten seconds and if they are not breathing we readjust the air way and check for ten seconds again and not breathing for the secretarsecond time we said say and you check the air ways twic and when you know someone is dead you move on. let's go through the categories. walking wounded and anybody tha follows directions and get up and walk and it's green. d is delayed and anybody that i injured but we don't think it's life-threatening. i is the people that need treatment right now and d is th dead and black and during triag you open an air way and how lon

so it's a miracle nobody was hurt. this is a very busy intersection near the chronicle building and the bloomingdale's. the scene was cleared a couple of hours ago. you can see how messed up the road is. the suspect's car has two bullet holes in the window. police say the 26-year-old man stole a black town car from the soma district around 9:15 last night. plain clothes officers spotted him in the tenderloin district. he took off and led officer osen a seven-block chase. officials say he drove up on the sidewalk on eddy street in order to avoid spike partnerships and then san francisco's police chief -- strips and then san francisco's police chief describes what happened next -- >> the vehicle went up on the curb and aun of the officers, fearing for their safety, fired two shot as the vehicle. >> reporter: except for the crash, the suspect was not seriously hurt. neither were the four other people involved in the crash. the suspect is in jail. we'll hear from police to find out what specific charges the suspect will fa

if it's a medical, is it a big hurt or a little hurt? is it a rescue situation and if it's a fire, do you have the resources to control or extinguish that fire? how about your situation, do you have all your people? do you have all the resources that you need? have you collected all the material that you need if you are going to start doing a lifting exercise because someone is trapped? because you never start a rescue, you never start a lifting exercise, never start anything, unless you know you are going to be able to finish it, have enough of the resources to do it. and do you have the right equipment? you need specialized equipment? do you have access to that? maybe, maybe not. so size up, you want to establish your priorities, make your decisions. you want to come up with a plan and after you have a plan, you want to take action. remember, it's continuous fact gathering process. you want to evaluate your progress. there are 50 percent of the people can be rescued by who? this is where you come in for the next 30 percent to make it 8

they are saying we'll make it hurt. >> and i think the news media will play into that at every levelthe big ticket here is you are cutting jobs, millions of jobs around a country and you are damaging the economy. so, stupid as bob said is a good word for it. it is taking a hatchet to the economy, the moment when the economic recovery, no matter if you are republican or democrat, by everybody's estimates is in a fragile state and doesn't make sense and now, the president says, you know, look back to the negotiations he was having with speaker boehner and he said a lot of those proposals are still on the table, we can get back -- we have a three month delay an kick the can down the road a little farther and avoid -- >> two month delay. >> that is the way we apparently govern now in washington, from one crisis to another and the question is when you bump up against it and come up against the debt ceiling and the fiscal cliff usually we put it off but this is one i think that will cause tremendous damage and the -- >> $85 billion. >> with the congress gone for a week when do they have ti

the driver, kyle larsson was not hurt. local hospitals are saying they're expecting ten patients now. nascar says it's not sure yet exactly how many people have been hurt. again, the daytona 500, nascar's biggest race of the year is set for tomorrow. >>> also tonight, sad news from prince george's county. a young girl died from her injuries in that house fire in glenarden. 11-year-old daja price had been in critical condition since the fire that killed her father and two sisters thursday morning. and tonight county firefighters want to make sure families are thinking about safety. darcy spencer flif glen arden tonight with that story. >> reporter: this was just devastating news from this community that was already dealing with a horrible loss. this is what's left of the home that was destroyed by that fire early thursday morning. it took the lives of these young children. take a look here. right in front of the home, a single teddy bear left here in memory of these children. prince george's county fire officials say they'r

and i'm hurting them more than i'm hurting myself.hey're out there missing me like crazy, especially my daughter. >> now only a few weeks away from his release date, gonzalez must not only try to stay out of trouble, he must also control his compulsion to cut. >> sometimes the physical pain wipes away the emotional pain, at least for the time being anyway. that's one reason. another reason is there might be a situation going on where we're trying to holler at the c.o. or sergeant and they want to ignore us. we cut ourselves and then we scream out there and say, i cut myself, i'm bleeding. then they hurry up and get back here. >>> coming up, with his release only days away, rudy gonzalez cuts again. >> when i did that, oh, i got everybody's attention then, everybody in that [ bleep ] room wanted to talk to me. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> believe it or not, i'm a lot older than i look in here. >> yeah, he is. >> and people ask me how i do it, and, well, here's one of my secrets. as you see, there'

they will hurt our economy. they will add hundreds of thousands of americans to the unemployment role. >> garrett: we will get the latest from education secretary arne duncan and hear from two key members of the senate budget committee, could iand tim kaine. and then we'll talk to some of the governors whose states will be hardest hit and ask what they think of new gun control and immigration law. republicans bob mcdonnell of virginia, and jan brewer of arizona. plus democrats martin o'malley of maryland, and colorado's john hickenlooper. and we'll also continue our conversation on gun control after want newtown shooting. what is the impact of violent video games on kids? and what kind of mental health laws do we need to help keep things like this from ever happening again? it's all ahead on "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news in washington, "face the nation" with bob schieffer. substituting for bob schieffer, cbs news chief white house correspondent, major garrett. >> garrett: good morn

it hurts my heart. it hurts me because like i said, she doesn't like -- like she was like a sister to me. >> reporter: the cause of this fire appears to be accidental but firefighters have not yet been able to determine exactly how it started. on treasure island. anne makovec, kpix 5. >>> new video tonight of a fire in pacifica that damaged several cars. this is from kpix 5 viewer katie kelly. the fire was reported at an auto towing yard on palmetto avenue this morning. by the time firefighters got there it had spread from the cars to an outbuilding. north county fire officials say windy conditions made the fire difficult to put out. no one was hurt and the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> now that fugitive cop killer christopher dorner is dead the focus is on the man hunt that led to the final moments. cbs reporter carter evans tells us what authorities are saying about that day. >> reporter: authorities are now releasing more details about christopher dorner's final hours. we were caught

. >> there's a lot of hurt people in the courtroom today. we're hurt on our end, danny was hurt. they're hurt on their end. he is a boy that's going to jail. he committed a crime, and he's going to pay for that crime. >>> the judge ordered that gladden works at patuskin. >> alex, thank you. coming up new. we'll have more of gladden's interview with police after the shooting. >>> new tonight one of the bodies found in a burned out car in west baltimore was a morgan state university grad student. the bodies of alicia strickland and teron bush were found shot. strickland is the daughter of a retired judge. the fire was noticed around 5:00 a.m. in the 2000 block of monroe. police have no suspects in their death. >>> a councilman arrested, todd huff wanted special treatment. wjz is live. adam may has more on the special investigation from townsend. >> we learned that councilman huff, called the chief of police three times now residents are calling for his resignation. todd huff looked nothing like his official picture when he was arrested for drinking while driving. >> public safety,

nascar reports more than 30 hurt. 14 taken to daytona hospitals. among the most serious, a child in critical, but stable condition. >> fans want to be close to the action at daytona. if you were to walk by the fence here, you will feel it. your hair will literally be sucked sideways because are you so close to the action. that's what fans want. >> reporter: amazingly, kyle larsen walked away from the accident and no other drivers seriously hurt. they moved quickly to repair damage to the fence and retaining wall ahead of today's daytona 500, its signature race. as nascar said, it would take a close look at what happened. >> we need to take the type to study it, see what we can improve on and if we can, certainly the safety of our fans is first and foremost and we'll make that happen. >> it can be risky business navigating the heavily horsepowers cars. as one driver said after the accident, we assume the risk. it shouldn't be the fans. and the speedway worked overnight to repair and replace the retaining wall and the fence that was damaged in the ac

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i bled a lot but i was not seriously hurt .g with my brothers and asked the colonel if i can go back. we are not sending anybody back. ip said colonel mipe wife and son, i haven't seen for a year and a half . more than a year and a half. those femos up there on hiro shima my family. >> we would fight and take those positions and the next day we did the same thing all over again and that went on 28 days. i was wounded three times. >> and thape understand the duty and state of in equal measure. >> the war was a terrible thing and we lost a lot of people, and a lot of friends. it is it something that you never forgept . it is it in your mind all of the time. >> and off of the bloody waters of the volcano island with so much loss. >> i happened to be on the beach much hiro shima looking out over the ocean and saw the destroyer escort coming up in the island . i said dee, that is it the kind of boat my brother is on . ip wonderp where he is. >> that's when the pa announced. rigar come to the gang way. you have a visitor . when i got

. >> she was obviously shaken up by this, but not seriously hurt. at least not at this moment. she said the car kept going, get away from the police and headed toward the bridge right by this stadium. so the drop -- so the police are still looking for that driver. the driver is a woman who had a passenger in the car and a young child in the backseat. >> a wild afternoon. university of maryland has been saved -- has been plagued by a number of crimes. unfortunately, a string of ridge continues with an assault on two -- a string of robberies continue with an assault on two students this morning. >> it happened here shortly after midnight just blocks from campus. these two men are in custody tonight. there were caught this morning by county police, charged with robbery and second-degree assault. this year alone, this is the fifth incident like this honor near the campus. students are scared, worry about this crime spree. >> it is getting overwhelming. it would be nice if somebody did something about it. >> police are stepping up patrols and sending notices out to students. a text

look, it helped retailers the lowest a lot and hurt them this year. this is not in a recession, we've lived through this payroll tax clip and for cycles going back for many, many years, to think that we need it lower or we're going into depression is absurd. we're not there now. and we can handle paying off our debt. >> gary b. we may not be in recession officially right now, but we need one more quarter of negative, of contraction of gdp and we will be. >> john sums it up. we're the worst of all empires, worse than the aztecs, worse than the mayans, for crying out loud. i tell you what now. the most important point we both did, it's that unemployment number. we're not going anywhere unless that labor participation rate ramps up and it's terrible right now. >> brenda: okay. we're an empire, you guys are gladiators. all right, thanks, guys. what's got the hulk sulking? harry potter wishing and spider-man spinning? a universal problem with the health care law. neil's gang is all over the super fallout. that's at the bottom of the hour, but up here next,