. >> ♪ oh >> ♪ yeah >> in the comedy "fun size," teen star victoria justice plays wren.ar, thrown by one of the most popular guys in school. >> oh, my god. he's coming over! >> you're coming to the party, right? >> we will definitely be there. >> [ breathes sharply ] >> but what wren gets is one crazy, adventure-filled night, and it all starts with her little brother. >> albert! for once, he's not my problem. >> oh, no. i forgot to tell you -- you're gonna watch albert tonight. >> no. mom, the party -- don't do this to me. >> i love you. thank you. you're welcome. >> taking care of albert turns out to be trickier than wren expected. >> where's albert? >> ♪ set it loose >> albert! albert?! albert! >> ♪ set it loose >> my mom is gonna kill me. >> and i really liked the character of wren because i felt like she was very real and honest -- you know, she's not over-glamorized. she's a normal high-school girl. >> hey there, little guy. where's your family? >> while looking for her brother, wren recruits some new friends to join in the hunt. >> if we don't find your brother soo

joining us with his thoughts on that, scott wren, senior equity strategist, wells fargo advisors. so scott, are you changing any of your forecasts for this year based on this strong january? >> well susie, really january has been stronger than what we thought. we've had a 15 25 year entarget out there for the s&p 500. and we're certainly reassessing that. we want to look at the fundamentals. we want to look at our models. and just see what we think is going to happen. but i do think you said in the intro 20%, i think that's extreme. we've been looking for about a 10% year including dividends. maybe we're a little conservative. but i don't think we're going to see a 20% year in the stock market this year. >> as you reassess things one of the things that comes up usually you get these stock market rallies when you have a robust economy. we don't have a robust economy. so does it make sense that we'll get a double-digit rally in this environment? >> you know based on the work that we're doing right now, no. but saying that, i think stocks can do well in a modest growth, modest inflat

joining us with his thoughts on that, scott wren, senior equity strategist, wells fargo advisors. so scott, are you changing any of your forecasts for this year based on this strong january? >> well, susie, really january has been stronger than what we thought. we've had a 15, 25, year entarget out there for the s&p 500. and we're certainly reassessing that. we want to look at the fundamentals. we want to look at our models. and just see what we think is going to happen. but i do think you said in the intro 20%, i think that's extreme. we've been looking for about a 10% year including dividends. maybe we're a little conservative. but i don't think we're going to see a 20% year in the stock market this year. >> as you reassess things, one of the things that comes up usually you get these stock market rallies when you have a robust economy. we don't have a robust economy. so does it make sense that we'll get a double-digit rally in this environment? >> you know, based on the work that we're doing right now, no. but saying that, i think stocks can do well in a modest growth, modest i

he ultimately ditched that van in a neighborhood near almaden expressway and wren drive. police were able to find that van but they could not find sanchez. police are currently looking for sanchez, a 32-year-old man from san jose. he was arrested for a probation violation and warrants. he's 5'8" and 275 pounds. >>> new this morning, san jose fire investigators are looking for the cause of an overnight house fire near the rose ganrden. the home was vacant. here's pictures from this morning. it happened a little after 1:30 at a home near dana avenue and mckendrie street, just a few blocks from the rose garden. >>> new details expected today surrounding a triple murder in sonoma county. a victim's brother found three men shot to death inside a home in forestville on tuesday afternoon. investigators linking the killings to an illegal marijuana deal. an autopsy right now expected to be performed sometime today. meantime, police still searching for suspects in this case. >>> an emotional debate about gun sales in los gatos takes an ugly turn. one of the owners of templar stores

two hours later, they recovered this on wren drive.yor chuck reed is understanding the need to fight crime and keep officers. they say that they want to keep targeted performance bbonuses, and to keep officers and san jose. j. r. stone, kron 4 news. >> gary: the big weather story is the rainfall. >> jacqueline: for the most part- >> jacqueline: let us take a look for the golden gate bridge. it is starting to move over the sausalito and the coast. possible in the next 20 minutes. the satellite and radar with more showers possible both of these will continue overnight as this court moves. plenty of rain to the north of us. dealing with that, overnight. by 9, it will be mainly close to the coast but some rain to the east bayshore. it will continue through petaluma and the north bay. as through look over the north bay it is moving inland. livermore, wide spread through the peninsula and take a look at the blue. that is indicating snowfall. snow levels locally at 2,005 ft.. some snowfall at higher elevations possible. mainly dry conditions

a wren for. that because i am not convinced it would be the cheapest on the day you search. need to shop price discount and on line coupon. all 3 of these companies also offer same day service for local florist but it cost more. now coming up tomorrow at 6. looking forward to having local names sometimes local numbers that no local address. wait until you see what i find out. >> i think i know the toons this from permanent experience. do flowers get more expensive us a get closer to valentine's day. >> yes. order today. they do supply and deman because praises start going up because more want flowers. and even more importantly they offer fewer discounts or lower discounts because i know you are going to buy flowers. tl. >> thanks michael. >> unusual auction helping raise money for the san francisco spca. 2 employee there is getting inked for charity. they already have lots of tattoo but the next one are up for auction on ebay. winning bidder gets to decide what at that time too will be bidding ends tomorrow at noon then the duo get the new tattoo during an adopt event tomorr

a wren for. that because i am not convinced iton the be the cheapest on the day you search. need to shop price discount and on line coupon. all 3 of these companies also offer same day service for local florist but it cost more. now coming up tomorrow at 6. looking forward to having local names sometimes local numbers that no local address. wait until you see what i find out. >> i think i know the toons this from permanent experience. do flowers get more expensive us a get closer to valentine's day. >> yes. order today. they do supply and deman because praises start going up because more want flowers. and even more importantly they offer fewer discounts or lower discounts because i know you are going to buy flowers. tl. >> thanks michael. >> unusual auction helping raise money for the san francisco spca. 2 employee there is getting inked for charity. they already have lots of tattoo but the next one are up for auction on ebay. winning bidder gets to decide what at that time too will be bidding ends tomorrow at noon then the duo get the new tattoo during an adopt event tomorr

a wren for. that because i am not convinced it would be the cheapest on the day you search.d to shop price discount and on line coupon. all 3 of these companies also offer same day service for local florist but it cost more. now coming up tomorrow at 6. looking forward to having local names sometimes local numbers that no local address. wait until you see what i find out. >> i think i know the toons this from permanent experience. do flowers get more expensive us a get closer to valentine's day. >> yes. order today. they do supply and deman because praises start going up because more want flowers. and even more importantly they offer fewer discounts or lower discounts because i know you are going to buy flowers. tl. >> thanks michael. >> unusual auction helping raise money for the san francisco spca. 2 employee there is getting inked for charity. they already have lots of tattoo but the next one are up for auction on ebay. winning bidder gets to decide what at that time too will be bidding ends tomorrow at noon then the duo get the new tattoo during an adopt event tomorrow.

that's say was wren by a gay rights activist and a freshly minted super bowl champion, a linebacker forhgs some of the work that you're doing in terms of gay rights and i've got to think back to when i was in college and i felt for some of the gay people on campus and the problems they went through and i wanted to join the gay rights group, a friend of mine said don't do that because the stigma will be too much and think about the straight people who are afraid to stand with the gay rights movement. and someone like you who's proud to stand up as a straight person with them. why is the cause so important to you to stand up despite the stigma that might come with it. >> i was always impressed with what president lincoln did -- i faced discrimination myself, and i see it along the same lines, if you're gay, if you're black, you're in the minority and you're not treated equally. to me it's just a human rights issue and part of the majority is going to influence everyone else so the minority gets treated equally. >> i have always agreed with that that you don't have to be part of the group

. >> so i hear it's a bit more -- the way you disarm an aud wrens is by imagining them naked. but i don't want to do that. i want to look at you all as kids in tuxedoes and being fancy. i want to say thank you to my mother for being the best. >> weird speech. the band fun walked away with two grammys for best new artist and song of the year for "we are young." >> very popular song this year. >> i love that song. >> are you going to sing it? >> no. you can sing it. breaking news out of northeast washington. this is live at the scene as firefighters try to put out an overnight fire. the impact it's having on our traffic, next. >>> also ahead this morning, the break for chicago police in the search for the killer of an inauguration performer. >>> we're watching as rain moves through the region. how long will it be here and how it might impact your drive to >>> breaking news out of northeast washington now at 5:28. a house fire on the d.c.-maryland border. news 4's megan mcgrath is live with more. megan, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, eun. no injuries in this fire

this is a big stage.ands to get really huge reach, a huge odd wrens to get their message out, to move cars and sell beers and soda. >> reporter: millions are spent producing some of these commercials. with high concept ideas, big name stars, and memorable results that viewers will be talking about the next day. ♪ >> reporter: beer ads are popular and once again, budweiser's clydesdales will make an appearance. >> this year, they will have an interesting crowd sourcing trick, where they will have people actually vote for the name of the baby clydesdale, which will appear in their ad. >> no worries, man. everything will be all right. >> reporter: volkswagon is attracting controversy. >> it's gotten some complaints that it has a sort of racial overtone. i disagree. it's basically some white sort of desperate office workers. they throw in a sort of character who has sort of a jamaican accent. he lifts the spirit of the place. i think it's more playful in tone. ♪ >> reporter: sports illustrated beauty kate austin appears in a spot for mercedes. >> she looks great, but where's the car in th

. >> erin, do you think the vast majority of the 100 mill wren people who are going to watch the superirst-class on emirates? no. >> by the way, those are also through coach as i'm sure you're well aware. >> the vast majority of people in america get their preconceived notions through televisions and through pop culture and like i said, if it was a latino guy wearing a some brar row, i'd have the same outrage that i have tonight. >> interesting and fair. thanks to both. let us know what you think of coke's ad. go to cnn.com/vote. >>> it is strange for us to focus on commercials instead of the game until you realize the super bowl is not about super bowl anymore. it's about selling stuff. in 2010, the wall street journal analyzed the nfl games and found when you ignore the parts when the players are milling around on the field or the coaches are chatting on the sidelines or the cheerleaders are dancing, this is incredible. you only get 11 minutes of real nfl action in a game, which is not a lot. which brings us to our number, 47. there will be 47 minutes of commercials in sunday's game.

. >>> new this morning, maryland's wren assembly is thinking of punishing yet another anne arundel countymaker. the house will vote whether to reprimand the delegate. he's accused of trying to draft amendments to help him get his real estate license back and reduce the interest on $75,000 he owed the state for fraudulent real estate sfs. an ethics panel recommended he make a public statement stating he dishonored the assembly. >>> dog owners will rally today. the state court of appeals singled out pit bulls as being inherently dangerous. the ruling also held owners and landlords responsible for a bite even without any previous evidence that the dog was dangerous. today's demonstration supports new measure that would hold all dog owners responsible for a bite. but it also allows the owner to prove in court that the dog was not dangerous. >>> why the increased speed limit on a local toll road is not enough for some maryland lawmakers. >> also ahead, think your morning commute is one of the worst? where d.c. traffic stacks up against some of our nation's other major cities. >> new informatio

that van now back in the hands of police after being found near wren drive.e to be found. christie smith joining us from san jose with a look at how this parolee somehow managed to escape. >> reporter: good morning to you. anthony sanchez is a husky guy. to lessen the stress on his shoulders and arms, san jose police put his arms behind his back but put him in two pairs of handcuffs that were actually linked together and he took advantage of that and slipped out. he stole a police van from detectives who just had taken him into custody yesterday on drug related probation warrant. police had handcuffed him and put him inside that unmarked minivan. an officer was outside of that van doing paperwork when the 32-year-old sanchez somehow slipped those cuffs off probably investigators think under his body and took off. the keys were in the ignition at the time. the van was found about two hours later and his disappearing act is unsettling for neighbors there. >> i was kind of shocked. you know, who can do that? big guy. how can he get out of -- you know? we're kind

. >> reporter: police found the van two hours later near almaden and wren drive.got the keys, san jose police say it's common practice to leave the keys in the ignition if they are close by. cate caugiran, kpix 5. >>> san jose mayor chuck reed will deliver his annual state of the city address tonight. the mayor is expected to talk about the city's budget woes. there are safety concerns, as well. one of the nation's safest major cities crime has been on the rise and police officers have been leaving the city in the wake of cuts to pay and benefits. may mayor reed addressed that as he spoke with us live about a half hour ago. >> that's one of the issues we have to deal with. the police force is too small, understaffed. we need to grow the force. if we can implement our pension reforms, we'll have money to grow the force. between then and now we need to do some steps to improve the retention of officers with performance bonuses and targeted pay increases. >> the state of the city set to begin at 6:30 tonight at the civic auditorium. >> iran's state-run media have rel

. >> vince wren, vicki divoll, thank u ve much for ing with me. >> thank you. >> thank you very much,ill. >> that's it for this week. at our website billmoyers.com there is a q&a on the morality of the drone program with a political scientist who studies the ethics of war. there is also data on the number of people killed by american drones since 2002 when the attacks began. that's all at billmoyers.com. i'll see you there and i'll see you here next time. >> announcer: funding is provided by -- carnegie corporation of new york, celebrating 100 years of philanthropy, and committed to doing real and permanent good in the world. the kohlberg foundation. independent production fund, with support from the partridge foundation, a john and polly guth charitable fund. the clements foundation. park foundation, dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical issues. the herb alpert foundation, supporting organizations whose mission is to promote compassion and creativity in our society. the bernard and audre rapoport foundation. the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation, committed

we're joined now by chris wren in northrup and her co-author. do you meet someone normal? how do you define normal? >> if my normal is brushing my teeth once a day and yours is twice a day, maybe we just want to look at what's normal for teeth. >> but this is the normal that shows they can stay happy over a long period of time. >> we want to look at people extremely happy, what's their normal, and how should we emulate it. >> the first question is a doosy. how often do you have sex in your survey? 7.5% said daily. 3 to 4 times a week was 40%, 27% said a handful of times. what is the normal for a happy couple? >> three to four times a week, but what we also looked at was not just going through the actions but the quality of that. there's a big difference between being in a relationship where you're happy, you're okay, you're having sex, it's all good. then when you're extremely happy, having sex that many times, it's a totally different ballpark and that's what we really like. >> we looked at a lot of affectionate behaviors and how that correlate

. >> cellulosic wrens and now contracting. exciting discussion here.ole does your office play once plans are finalized in following up and implementing progress? is there any tea spider roll? >> absolutely. one is the scorecard, which each agency has a public scorecard that goes out every year, where they are measured towards the goals driven. the scorecards are managed by our partners in the office of management and budget, another exciting turn. but the office of management and budget is often a baseball bat to get agencies to pay attention because you're talking about their budget. scorecards are important tools to keep senior leaders aware. so that comes out every year. some of our biggest strengths are what we can do in collaboration. so we hold a series of conversations both within the government on how we can improve and learn from each other. so we talk about the sustainability plans. these are often conversations, side to side dialogue on policies and insight. but we also host conversations called green does, which this last year we had a larg