kara swisher of re/code will join us on that.ay's big move in twitter still up 15% when "squawk alley" continues. >>> welcome back to "squawk alley." kara swisher, co-executive editor at re/code joins us this morning as she does on all fridays. good morning to you. good to see you. >> how are you doing? >> pretty good. twitter a big story as you know. >> yeah. >> shares are up on the heels of the strong earnings report. we talked to twitter ceo dick costolo and we asked him the problems that users stay and engaged on the platform what does he think about it? here's what he said. >> it's not a one size fits al correction. there's a number of complex and fairly detailed steps we have to take people through to get them back into that tightly ingrated experience on ios if they've experienced the bug and so frankly we're pretty happy with the volume of people we have gotten back into the platform, given the steps we've had to take them through and the work on our end to correct the issue. >> did his explanation on this ios thing satis

we'll be watching tomorrow that's for sure. >> thanks a lot. >> kara swisher at re/code.he will interview the president tomorrow. >> indeed. don't want to miss that. up next, amy pascal breaking her silence on the hacking scandal after more or less being fired from her post at sony. what she had to say in a moment. "squawk alley" is going to be right back. tomorrow. tomorrow. you total your brand new car. nobody's hurt,but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do, drive three-quarters of a car? now if you had a liberty mutual new car replacement, you'd get your whole car back. i guess they don't want you driving around on three wheels. smart. new car replacement is just one of the features that come standard with a base liberty mutual policy. and for drivers with accident forgivness,rates won't go up due to your first accident. learn more by calling switch to liberty mutual and you can save up to $423. for a free quote today,call liberty mutual insurance

joining us kara swisher at re/code who joins us phon fridays.to you. >> how you doing? >> as you know, big morning on net neutrality. >> yeah. >> setting the stage this week. fcc voting to pass the new rules. we did talk to commissioner ajit pai in the last hour who voted against the measure where he warned us of the fees that consumers could face. let's take a listen to this. >> the fcc explicitly opens the door to billions in new fees and taxes on broadband by subjecting broadband for the first time to the telephone style taxes under the universal service fund. moreover, the fcc completely brushes away the concerns from smaller competitors who are now going to be subject to all kinds of other taxes, state property taxes, general receipt taxes and the like. but most importantly i think is the critical questicompetition. there's nothing in this plan that spurs greater questiontition. >> he said most people have not read the plan, i have. does he have a point? >> he has a point on the last point he has a fantastic point. the issue, a lot of the s

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clayton swisher reports. >> reporter: >> it's not just an airline, it's israel. >> reporter: it's not airline, it's israel's front for its intelligence agencies and the spy cables confirm it. in 2009 south african tv show broadcast the claims of a former airline guard at johannesberg airport. he said he was working for israel's internal spy agency. >> we pull the wool over everyone's eyes. the local authorities do not know what we are doing. >> reporter: months later, south africa deported an israeli airline official little more detail was released. but a secret intelligence document confirms the story: another classified report says they have the privilege of not being searched at the restricted areas: the broadcast triggered a meeting at south african's foreign minister. despite arguments they took away the diplomatic immunity. a separate document relates counter intelligence information the south africans gathered. it says: they refused numerous attempts by al jazeera to seek comment. the carte blanche broadcast also got other intelligence agencies nervous. clayton swisher al jazee

clayton swisher al jazerra johannesburg. >>> there is more to come here on the program.eria's president proms at the to create 2 million jobs if he's reelected but how credible is the claim? and we'll be live in ma layer that there are high hopes for a climate change conference late they are year. stay with us. >> sunday, the parents of captured american reporter austin tice. >> austin went missing in syria. >> campaigning for his release and maintaining hope. >> austin tice is alive. >> find him and get him home. >> a special "talk to al jazeera". sunday, 5:30 eastern. only on al jazeera america. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back. the top stories here on al jazerra. the u.n. special envoy to yemen has arrived in the city of aden to meet the countries president hadi. it comes just hours after the security council said it was backing hadi as yep end's leader. there have been rallies supporting hadi. >>> south african agents are spying on russia for details on their own joint satellite problem. according to a top secret cable obtained by the al jazerra investigative unit. the spy cable

as clayton swisher report, the plan is so secretive even the surprise aren't sure what's going on. >>orter: high above south african government buildings a satellite watches. it's a joints south african and russian project code named condor, while it monitors all of africa, its creators are struggling to monitor it. few in government even know what project condor is or what they are paying for. opposition politician and shadow defense minister david has spent five years trying to find out. >> government are trying to hide a massive procurement irregularity. it's been very difficult. given the fact that this is a top secret or secret defense intelligence project to really get any information. >> reporter: the spy cable shows south african military tunnel jenks has also kent state intelligence in the dark. in fact, so little is known al jazerra can reveal the state security agency is spying on its military counterpart. relying on a spy in russia. agent africanist is said to have direct access to the russian government. this top secret cable records information he provideed in 2012. acco

kara swisher from re/code. >> thanks to kara.g on a bitter record-setting cold air mass bringing subzero temperatures to most of the central and eastern u.s., the weather channel's chris warren in quincy, massachusetts, where the snow has been piling up for weeks. chris? >> it has been piling up for weeks and if you look the at the snow that we have here as we're driving around, this is likely some of the same snow that piled up just three weeks ago. meaning that when you have storms during the course of a season, you get a storm come through, some melting. here it has been so cold in the month of february, only above freezing twice. so this snow all this snow around here in quincy and around new england, it's going to be hanging around a lot, a while, a lot longer than normally because you one storm after another with not much, if any, melting happening in between these systems. boston, itself is getting close to an all-time seasonal record when it comes to snowfall around 108 inches. right now around 99 inches. so about 9 more

for more, we are joined by clayton swisher, director of investigative journalism at al jazeera, whichroke the iran story and several others in a series of articles called "the spy cables." he cowrote the piece "leaked cables show netanyahu's." welcome to democracy now! explain what has happened, what did south africa get a hold of? is there a south african edward snowden? >> well, i think after the edward snowden experience, someone would have to have their head checked to publicly fess up to being the source of such a leak, given the travails that followed edward snowden after he essentially outed himself. this was a digital leak made to al jazeera. one of the reasons people bring information to al jazeera in the past, the palestine papers and other projects, they know we will take every step we can to protect or shield their identity. the way we got these files is not a for discussion. but i will gladly describe for you in unprecedented window into how espionage is conducted, not just in south africa, but the broader continent. what we have obtained is perhaps best thought of -- if

one man swipes a box of swishers from the counter and trips and falls. the security guard is shot and killed as he tried to help pick up the cigars. no one can understand why he was shot for a few dollars worth of swishers >> we have to do something about this escalation. of the violence we have right now. >> he and eight others worked as security guards for a restaurant and nightclub. they walked off the job as they mourned a death of their co-worker. saying the club owner made remarks. >> if they don't i don't know what is going on. >> i think i can help. >> it has been the focus of an investigation by california department of alcoholic beverage control. the license was suspended after investigators discovered employees were performing lewd acts and allowing minors to consume alcohol. the family is expected to visit the parking lot memorial. and there is a go fund me site collecting over $4000. services are pending. >> and now another terrible crime that was frightening and violent. robbers were getting money they'd demanded. here is the surveillance v

one man swipes a box of swishers from the counter and trips and falls. the security guard is shot and killed as he tried to help pick up the cigars. no one can understand why he was shot for a few dollars worth of swishers >> we have to do something about this escalation. of the violence we have right now. >> he and eight others worked as security guards for a restaurant and nightclub. they walked off the job as they mourned a death of their co-worker. saying the club owner made remarks. >> if they don't i don't know what is going on. >> i think i can help. >> it has been the focus of an investigation by california department of alcoholic beverage control. the license was suspended after investigators discovered employees were performing lewd acts and allowing minors to consume alcohol. the family is expected to visit the parking lot memorial. and there is a go fund me site collecting over $4000. services are pending. >> and now another terrible crime that was frightening and violent. robbers were getting money they'd demanded. here is the surveillance v

tara swisher will interview the president in a few hours. thank you for doing this.g interview -- >> it's sunny here. i see that. >> i wish i were there. tell me what are you going to focus on with him. >> a lot much things i was just going over my question list, from cyber excitesecurity to economic growth and issues around employment and stem research and women and girls in diversity, so many topics to talk about with the president in this area. i'll begin with the topic of cyber security then move on from there. then ask by his own digital life and digital life after he is -- ends his office. >> a side of him we don't always see. let's talk about the executive order on that cyber security front, the president is signing it today, it's advisory not mandatory, that's important. in light of that do you think anything meaningful will come of it? >> no i think it's interesting because it's at a time when the companies think the government is taking too much information. there's a lot of tension around the tsa the, this is just a suggestion that they continue to share m

one man swipes a box of swishers from the counter and trips and falls.nd killed as he tried to help pick up the cigars. no one can understand why he was shot for a few dollars worth of swishers >> we have to do something about this escalation. of the violence we have right now. >> he and eight others worked as security guards for a restaurant and nightclub. they walked

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hillary clinton talking to kara swisher yesterday. take a listen. >> i would vote for net neutrality because as i understand it, it's title two with a lot of changes in it to avoid the worst of the utility regulation, so it's a foot in the door, it's a value statement. >> jon steinberg, did she make news yesterday? >> not really. i would vote for it if it is as i understand it because nobody understantes what it is. the hill reported collisioner clyburn on the fcc wants to let the bill go through as it is but remove regulation around interconnection, the big feud comcast and netflix had months back. that would be a significant change and probably would allow for a certain amount of free trade and free commerce some are concerned would be limited by net neutrality. >> i don't know what this does. all kinds of stuff on the one hand removing this interconnection stuff might allow comcast to keep doing what it was doing and netflix oh, wait a second on the other hand by removings this that provides more ammunition for the netflixs of the

however amendment later one man reenters and swipes display box of swisher from the counter. he trips and fall as he runs off. security guard manny is shotd and killed as he tries to help ping the swild cigar. no one even the friends can understand why shot for few dollars worth of swisher. >> we have to do something about this, this escalation of the violence that we have right now. >> they worked as security guard directly for b boss a restaurant and night club next door to the liquor store but all walked off the job as they mourn the death of their co-worker. independent source said the club owner made insulting rae mark that angered them. that leaf doubts whether security guard will be on duty later tonight and that concerns the liquor store manager who considered many of them his friends even though ice he did in the employ them. >> i don't know what is going on if they don't work. i protect myself. >> b boss under the same ownership same focus by the bench control. the license was suspended for 30 days in april of last year. after investigators discover employee were pe

document by israeli intelligence reveals mossad ds did not agree with their intelligence clayton swisher reports. >> this is a bomb. this is a fuse. >> it's now notorious. the moment israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu twarnd united nationswarned the united nations of an iranian bomb. >> at current enrichment rates they will have finished the medium enrichment and move on to the final stage. >> the spy cables reveal behind the scenes just one month behind the speech, descrailg intelligence sent -- israeli intelligent is sending a very different message. >> working to close gaps in areas that appear legitimate which will reduce the time required to produce weapons from the time instruction is actually given. >> the mossad chief hinted a disagreement with netanyahu earlier that year. he is clear, an attack on vaughn not the right way. in the spy cables, mossad estimates further enrichment to make nuclear weapons. but instead iran got rid of it as part of nuclear negotiation is. spy cable shed new light on netanyahu's address and begs the question, where did he get the information? >>

clayton swisher, al jazeera. >> you can read the original spy cables related articles and analysis on our exclusive website at aljazeera.com slush spycables. tell us what you think on twitter as well with the hashtag spy cables. there's much more to come in the program. bangladesh vows to crack down after the latest ferry accident leaves 70 dead. plus will it priet people out ofprice people outof the market? take on the day's news. >> then at 8:00, john seigenthaler digs deeper into the stories of the day. >> this is a complicated situation. how significant is it? >> and at 9:00, get a global perspective on the news. >> they're sending their government a message. >> organizing themselves. >> people say they're finally fed up. >> weeknights, on al jazeera >> tomorrow on "the stream". >> selling cocaine was my purpose. >> they had been trafficking on behalf of the united states government. >> renowned filmmaker marc levin discusses his new movie "freeway: crack in the system". "the stream". tomorrow, 12:30 eastern. only on al jazeera america. >> hello again. you're watching al jazeera.

clayton swisher, al jazeera. >> well, the hundreds of secret documents obtained by al jazeera shed new light on the workings of the world's intelligence agencies. among them an israeli spy cable that reveals a coverup over the thettheft of south african being blueprints. >> from the south african arms maker danel. police launched a sting operation pose ed as russian buyers and made their arrests outside johannesburg, only a handful of journalists wrote about the case. >> it would have been a very sexy story if one was privy to the whole setting of the trap and people being arrested and so on. but the media wasn't involved in the actual drama of the story. >> the spy story somehow israel's mossad had gotten hold of the blueprints. this sparked a battle between the two nations. search wantedsouth african wanted the blueprints back. >> we can at least return the missile plans to you. >> but on one condition. >> israeli citizen mr. yitsak taltalia. >> got its blueprints bam back, presumably only after mossad had made a copy. two years later a trial took place, without any mention of israel

he says two men bought liquor about 9:15 then returned minutes later and stole swisher cigars from the counter and ran. >> because they run out, he got -- everything on the floor. everything on the floor of the. >> reporter: witnesses say manny heard the scuffle and came to help but was shot and killed. >> another guy on the outside in the car they shoot him. >> a bullet shattered the window of the liquor store and this large window of the nightclub. patrons couldn't hear the shots but knew something was wrong. >> i saw people run to the front door and somebody came back and was crying. >> a friend of the victim was overcome with emotion at the scene. sunny to took time to scatter candies, one of manny's favorites. he said the thieves made off with a few bucks. i police took video from the surveillance camera as evidence. a description of the suspects has not been released. in san jose, abc7 news. >> also in san jose, investigators are trying to determine the cause of a five alarm fire that destroyed two businesses. firefighters were back on the scene today watching over areas that are

swisher asking about that topic as well as privacy, jobs in the tech industry and in a lighter momentersonal use of tech. take a listen. >> do you wear any wearable shirts or health devices or things like that? >> not yet. >> you missed the google glass thing by the way. >> well -- no comment. >> no comment. >> when you -- what devices do you think you would use once you leave office? you like a selfie stick. >> right. as buzzfeed showed, actually the first time i used that when we were in hawaii for vacation i had given my photographer pete suza had a gopro and folks were starting to use selfie sticks so -- >> do you use any other technology? just basically the ipad? >> basically the ipad, although, you know, i don't have a fit bit yet but i work out hard. word is that, you know, these apple watches might -- >> get one right away? >> might be a good companion for my workout. i'm going to see and test it out. i don't want to give tim cook too big of a plug here. >> yeah. you just did. >> until i've seen the product. >> that is an endorsement however you look at it. interesting stits s

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she's comfortable and talked about net neutrality and she didn't even hesitate when journalist kara swisher asked her this question. >> apple watch or fit bit? >> you can tell i'm not doing fit bit. [ laughter ] >> in santa clara, david louie abc 7 news. >> well, in audition to hillary clinton, state lawmakers tonight are echoing patricia's call. the women's conference wants to strengthen state laws ensuring women are paid equally for kompl comparable work and want to prevent retaliation if a woman asks about pay on the job. >> we have laws on the books that are not working because they are either too rigged or too vague. i mean, we've got to fix the way we define terms. we've got to fix the way we proof them. this bill will change the bird. >> according to an equal lights sequal rights study, a woman working full-time made 84 cents to every dollar a man earned but latins make 44 cents for every dollar a white man makes. >> sitting out the race for barbara box' senate seat. that follows weeks of meetings and phone calls. this leaves state attorney general harris as the only major candidate.

as part of our series the spy cables, clayton swisher has our exclusive report. ♪ >> reporter: the spyles show us just how the u.s. israel and the palestinian authority play political games with each other. >> the general conference has voted to admit palestine as member of unesco. >> reporter: unesco gave the state of palestine full membership in 2011 and its president has sought wider u.n. recognition ever since. but the cable demonstrates how the americans and the israelis fight that to the highest level. there was a secret phone call from the white house to the palestinian leader. and just as the u.s. was pressuring the palestinian authority, it now emerges they were seeking to establish contact with hamas, a group it considers a terrorist organization. a secret cable reveals a cia operative asked his south african counterpart to put them in touch. the south african writes that the cia seems desperate to make inroads into hamas in gaza. he recommends they help. by doing so south africa will stand the chance of benefiting from the interaction in that we would establish requirements

two men tried to steal a box of swisher sweet cigars and dropped them. he went to help not knowing they were thieves and he was shot. >> police looking at surveillance video to identity the suspects but so far, there have been no arrests made. >> a building in san francisco's mission district went up in flames last month had a history of safety violations. the building at 22nd and mission was cited for missing fire extinguishers, blocked firefighter escapes blocked exits and smoke alarms that did not work. it passed fire inspection in august. that is because the sloppy documentation by the fire department. the beyond fire killed one man and left dids ofor -- dozens of others homeless. >> and now if you want to buy a new car you could be the victim of the port slow down l is in activity here or the other 28 other west coast ports. honda will slow production starting today at plants in ohio and indiana and canada because of shortage of critical parts. stalled contract talks between shipping companies have left thousands of containers stranded. president ob

as part of our series the spy cables clayton swisher has our exclusive report. ♪ >>> the spy cables showst how the u.s. israel and the palestinian authority play political games with each other. >> the general conference has voted to admit palestine as member of unesco. >> reporter: unesco gave the state of palestine full membership in 2011 and its president has sought wider u.n. recognition ever since. but the cables ill state how the americans and israelis fight that policy to the highest levels. one cable reveal asik ret phone call from the white house to the palestinian leader. president obama threatened president abbas if he went ahead with the bid. and it now emerges they were also seeking to establish contact with hamas a group it considers a terrorist organization. a secret cable reveals a cia operative in east jerusalem asked his south african counterpart to put them in touch. the south african writes: so in other words they would know what the cia is up to. meanwhile in 2009, south africa's spy chief gets a direct call from a boss. he is shocked at the breach of protocol and or

clayton swisher, al jazerra johannesburg. >>> the islamic state of iraq and the levant has kidnappedan 100 men and nine boys in iraq. the hostages belong to the sunni tribe one of the largest in the country. the defense minister is a member of that tribe. they all come from a village east of tikrit. government troops are fighting with isil for control of the area. about 200-kilometers from the capital baghdad. jayna half has more from baghdad. >> reporter: there is no word on the fate of these men and boys who were taken away. the sheik of the tribe tells us 127 tribes men remember originally cat nipped. this is three days ago. the news just filtering out now because of difficult communications there. it's a village east of tikrit where fighting has been going on. when they took the men they also took nine boys. they are between nine and 10 years of age and they continue to be held. the sheik tells us that he believes it's in retaliation for relatives of the men and boys fighting either with iraqi forces or tribal forces against isil. the tribe was also involved in another attack by

final play goes to the nick swisher and his three pointer for a win. off the mark off the back of the iron. coach magee and rams lose 72-70 if that shot goes i'm happiest man in the world. a, because we won and b this is over. i'm in the used to all this. be in asked me any questions except where are you going, herb. so, this is tough. the it is tough on the kid too. they have lost maybe within game some of these guys never lost, maybe within game in two years so we expect to win when we play anybody but we certainly expect to win when we play at home. >> good look, just didn't fall. we will get it, coach. sixers playing fourth game in five days at home facing denver nuggets. former st. joes star and chester nate any of south philadelphia a randy foy is also with denver but sixers will not allow any happy home coming. thomas had a great game, strong pass from michael carter williams for two of his career high 23. mcw back after missing time with the chin injury. sixers win this one. they have to keep up the pressure. they were up at 28. still get the w

the robber had already had what he wanted, $20 of swisher cigars when he encountered zuniga. >> he has to do his job, you know. >> reporter: people who shot in this complex say zuniga was always around. very friendly to everyone. >> the homeless food would come around and he would give them food. people who couldn't buy, he would talk to everybody. >> reporter: his colleagues knew everything. >> he would go inside, buying chocolate, come out. he would come out eating chocolates and be happy. >> reporter: now his coworkers say they will not let this scare them off their job. >> he makes me stay here. like he'll watch our backs. i want to follow his steps. >> reporter: the nightclub faced trouble last year. there's no clue that zuniga had any dispute with the suspects. >> let's hope that video leads to some arrests, all right, deb, thank you. >>> we are less than two hours from the deadline to sign up for health care under the affordable care act. people have been lined up in oakland looking to get coverage through covered california. noelle walker tells us the penalty for not having ins

clayton swisher, al jazeera. >> and the director of al jazeera's investigative unit is with us in the studio. that cable came a month after netanyahu made that announcement at the united nations. nonetheless, he must have had some inkling about what massad were thinking. >> it's a contentious visit he's going to have in washington d.c. before the u.s. congress. and one would have to think after reading massad's top secret assessment on iran's nuclear capabilities if prime minister netanyahu was ready to fudge the truth in front of the entire world united nations general assembly, is he going to characterize it differently in front of the u.s. congress? >> will we be able to see what massad was saying? >> in general the cables came to us through a communications leak. we don't disclose those methods but this is the first time i'd ever seen to my knowledge other journalists had seen actual massad documents let alone top secret. that level of classification is extremely limited in its distribution. there are a variety of other intelligence services in thistrophy, more than a few dozen, t

kara swisher will interview the president at the end of the day.. >>> meanwhile, mastercard sends to invest in the mastercard safety net. before fischers and processors notice a threat of one. >>> yahoo! is reportedly cutting between 100 and 200 jobs mostly in canada after the layoff in october of 400 employees. >>> hormel foods is said to be in talking with apple farms. >> thank you very much. >>> what a week it's been for the markets and what a week for apple. and a market cap that made history but is the stock growth sustainable, katy stark is with bgig. this is an important break outhere? >> it has been. this month, we've seen apple clear at its november high. right around 120. you could get a higher target out of 130 some that break. that fast approaching that targeted level. but the stock koshts to exhibit positive momentum across all-time highs in intermediate and long-term. and it's starting to feel like we can't go wrong with owning an apple. i think the key of sustainability of this uptrend has been stair stepping higher as opposing to go

about a minute later one man returns and grabs a display case of swishers but trips and falls as he runsside. the security guard doesn't realize they were stolen and reached to help to pick up the goods. that's when he was shot and killed. there's still a bullet hole in the window from one of the five shots fired. >> i heard he passed away. i cried. >> reporter: there appears to be trouble brewing next door, the restaurant where they were employed as security guards. as they gathered to mourn his death, a reliable source said the owner of the restaurant made disparaging remarks about the guards. all of the security guards then walked away and quit. >> if they don't work tonight, i don't know what's going on. >> reporter: the state alcohol agency reports they had their license suspended for 30 days last year after investigators were performing lewd acts allowing minors to consume alcohol and allowing after-hours drinking. a friend of manny says the violence has to stop. >> we have to do something about this escalation of the violence that we have right now. >> reporter: an east san jose t

they are hoping it will lead to an arrest in the case, officers say the robber was trying to steal swisher cigars and only got away with a little bit of cash. so we will be checking with the san jose police throughout the morning to see if that surveillance video has yielded any potential suspects or even a description of the get away vehicle. >>> all right hopefully they find some clues, thank you. >>> 5:07 is the time right now a cargo ship will remain at the port of oakland for more than a week after an on-board fire. oakland fire crews had to fight tight spaces and climb 12 flights of scarce, no one was hurt, investigators say the fire was probably started by an over heated piece of electrical equipment. >>> port operations are suspended in oakland. the association which represents shipping company in terminal operators shut down operations so it does not have to pay doc workers weekend or holiday pay. and the union has been in contract talks for 9 months now but there are still several issues unresolved. when president obama was in the bay area last week, he asked labor secretary to h

he was swisherring and dishing. give and go to andrew bogut. get up. the alley oop.ys it in with two hanging on it. and-one. 106-87 they went, snapping their two game losing streak. >> the football hall of fame had tough choices but got it right on two counts. tim brown and charles haley both selected. tim brown played his final year in kampa. 14,000ed 34 yards and 100 touchdowns. former heisman trophy winner played one super bowl losing to the tampa bay buccaneers. haley is the only player in nhl history to win five super bowl innings are, 2 with niners and 3 with dallas. his 13 year career he was one of the most feared pass rushners nfl history. and senior selection was vikings center nick tinglhoff. congratulationings to all. many while aaron rodgers has won his second associated press n most valuable player award. the former cal quarterback led the packers to the nfc playoff games. he won the award back in 2011. j.j. wide won defensive player of the year and demarcus. and metallica lead singner attendance for the sharks-blackhawks first period. he rebounds and th

then one of them comes back and he swipes a box of swishers cigars right off the counter. now, he tripped as he runs off. but eventually he makes it to his getaway car. now, manny takes notice of this commotion of this crime according to his partner. he is shot to death by someone in the car and he shielded his partner from a hail of gunfire and essentially saved his life his partner, that is. san jose police haven't said whether the men they arrested are the same ones that you just saw in the security video. we don't have their names or photos at this time. but out here at the crime scene, you can still see plenty of signs, candles from the memorial still burning at this time. a lot of people upset that manny died trying to do the right thing. but again, san jose police announced that they have arrested two people in the shooting death of manny zuniga. live in east san jose, betty yu kpix 5. >>> piece by piece the old bay bridge is coming down but tonight talk of a new plan for demlation. right now it could be years before the bridge is completely dismantled. mike sugerma

and kara swisher and senior reporter perry bacon. thanks for being here.erry, i want to start with you on the ground. this is a big test for jeb bush. he's obviously going to have to walk a fine line when it comes to immigration, common core. what are we expecting this afternoon? >> i think it's going to be rough. you've already had some speakers here one said bush and hillary should run on the same ticket because they have the same positions and there was loud applause for that. donald trump attacked bush loud applause. no matter what he says he's going to get boos today. the key for him is the audience of conservatives nationally more moderate. this is a very conserveative crowd. he doesn't want to embarrass himself is what i think. >> rand paul speaking right now getting a lot of applause as we can hear in the background. have there been anytakeaways from his comments? >> a lot of speakers are trying to focus on isis being the central threat. i was at cpac last year and very little talk about foreign policy. now the view is not only that ice isis is a h

here is how president obama characterized threat from cyber attacks in friday's interview with kara swisher. >> i wouldn't consider them acts of war but i would consider them acts of property damage, commercial theft, that are serious and whenever a criminal act like that is state-sponsored it's a problem. >> cyberterrorism that is what this is. they can go after -- we have the laws on the books. sometimes we don't have laws to prosecute these hackers. we do have these laws. if we can show, prosecution can show, government showed they scared a nation, they scared nations terrorizing people that is cyberterrorism. that can be prosecuted as and more than just simple old theft. >> this fits the theme he is afraid to call it fundamentalism as well. this is consistent in his weakness to be honest. >> that is a huge threat. >> very big threat. cheryl: do you think he is being too light about the fact -- >> absolutely. cheryl: a billion bucks? >> there seems to be some type of collusion or whatever between the banks. how can the banks not know that this money was missing? how could they not know t

a three-point look from nick swisher. he has a good look at it hits the back of the iron.just short 72-70. the shot doctor felt bad for his team. >> if that goes in we're happiest man in the world. a because we won. all this i'm not used to all this be in asked maine any questions after the game except where are you going herb. so, you know this is tough. it is tough on the kid too. >> great coach, great father. we will get it, herb. >>> sixers and nuggets in south philadelphia. jameer nelson with the nuggets as is randy foy but check out thomas who toss in the a career high 23 to lead sixers to the their straight win at the the well. mcw was back as well, he missed end of tuesday night's game with the chin injury. sixers win 105-98. they were up 28. they have to learn to keep the pressure on. together we continue to build. we do so last night with the w. sixers in boston friday night. >>> coming up on "eyewitness news", we have live team coverage of the deadly apartment fire in montgomery county. jan. >>> one dead, three other people injured in a huge apartment fire, here

darren swisher wrote a piece that's been getting a lot of buzz and our jim cramer has said, quote, a, b, c, anybody but costello. we'll see how hots hot seat is for dick. >> it's a new month, we're kicking things off in slightly negative territory. the dow has been up and down. it's hovering around the flat line. the nasdaq is the underperformer, off ten. earlier it felt like flashback to december where we sat and sat at the 2,000 left for the s&p. a couple months later we're still pretty much looking at that level. >> let's talk about it. kelly conley from jhs capital advisers. sam stovall at the big board. tom metzel. brian jacobson from wells fargo and our own rick santelli as well. sam, you're a keeper a follower of the so-called january barometer which suggests that activity in january can foreshadow what will happen the rest of the year. january is in the books. what does it tell us about what could happen in 2015? >> that's right, bill. if you remember your old stock traders almanac. as goes january, so goes the year. and in the down years i think what it basically says is ther

co-founders but on stage right now not talking about twitter but medium being interviewed by re/code's kara swisherversation talking about evan williams' latest venture which is medium which he is calling a platform and publisher and talks about how he's using it to try to give people more opportunities to publish. now in great contrast to twitter which is limited to 140 characters, medium allows peoples to post longer form content. he says that it's very key, that, of course, while they all pulled down anything terrible off the site they want to allow peoples to post things that are controversial and proponents of free speech and he spends all of his time trying to make sure that it's really different than what blogger and twitter are, both companies that he cofounded and tried to give people a different way to have a voice in this media landscape. now he did admit recently that they do have some be revenue but it's not a meaningful amount just yet. he hopes to build something very large that will take money and make money and to build what he called a substantial content platform on the internet

co-founder and largest shareholder in and one of its board members is on stage being grilled by kara swisherwilliams in defense of dick costolo saying the ceo of twitter is doing a great job made a lot of changes saying a i'm excited if you look at what they've done over the past few weeks the product announcements. he weighed in on twitter's volatile stock price. saying i think wall street does not have a sophisticated interpretation of what creates value in the world. that's something i'm hoping that will change over time. he said he's not trying to argue with wall street but that he does hope that will change. one other point he makes here, he said i think it's a scary world if all content is on facebook. of course he's referring to twitter as well as his own new publishing platform called medium. back over to you. >> thanks so much. michael block you want to take a stab at that first. >> looking at the stats on twitter and it's up 35% year to date. is that what evan is referring to? it shouldn't be up 35% year to date. i'm not sure. i'm looking at the numbers trades at a triple dijjette

. >> at some point alex, though, they do need some new products, new accessories, re/code's kara swisherthe program before us a tech focused shows silicon -- or "squawk alley" made that point which is accurate, right? you need to drive innovation more than ever in these kind of companies, do you not? >> you absolutely do. there's no question about that. but i would argue, gopro has been doing that and that was the secret to their success and achieving 75s% year over year growth in a product category that's been out three years without in a form factor sense a ton has changed but in performance a whole lot and so what i would expect you to get from gopro this year improvements in imaging, we expect you to get the evolution of a cloud strategy, we expect to see the broadening of their live broadcast capabilities, the average content uploading into the cloud and on to youtube and on to new distribution channels like rocco doubling this year. tremendous amount of innovation happening here. totally uncontested brand in our view and we don't see anything on the competitive landscape that comes

joining us kara swisher co-executive editor at re/code. >> good morning. >> kayla out today.e dow erased almost all losses as walmart has gone positive. let's talk facebook first. first up mark zuckerberg looking smart today. a new note by cohen valuing instagram at $33 billion. remember facebook bought the company for a billion back in 201. the analyst says instagram is a valuable asset for facebook and pegs the company as one of its top picks in 2015. they see maus going to 680 by 2020. >> yeah. >> are we getting over enthusiastic? >> we are. i mean 2020. i

. >>> coming up cara swisher joining us. won't want to miss it.the dow up almost 70 points. [ male announcer ] at northrop grumman, we've always been at the forefront of advanced electronics. providing technology to get more detail... ♪ ♪ detect hidden threats... ♪ ♪ see the whole picture... ♪ ♪ process critical information and put it in the hands of our defenders. reaching constantly evolving threats before they reach us. that's the value of performance. northrop grumman. >>> take a look at the utility sector. one of the worst performers today. again, dom chu with more on this. >> sara a classic risk on/risk off type of situation. markets are fractionally higher and technology doing well. the utilities are notable laggard here. names like dte energy and agl resources, northeast utilities, as well lagging today and worth noting, carl, northeast utilities is ever source energy and it will change its ticker to es next thursday as opposed to what it is right now which is nu. back over to you. >> thanks a lot. >>> let's get to chicago. rick santelli a

. >> that was president obama talking to re-code executive, kara swisher friday. top executives from google, yahoo! facebook microsoft close to skip obama's white house security summit. providing the second and third ranking sources of campaign cash for obama in 2012. will the snub influence washington policy? joining us is ben and jerry's co-founder former ceo, ben cohen, who is leading a national campaign to help limit the influence of money in politics. good morning. >> hi, how are you doing? >> i imagine an honesty about google or facebook executives and staff directly donating to the obama campaign. that's not what you're up against. >> no, that is what we're up against. >> okay. >> we're up against money and politics essentially our democracy being bought and paid for by corporations and ultrawealthy. >> what are you going to do about stamp it out. this is a stamp, a rubber stamp, and we've got 30,000 people around the country that are stamping paper currency with these messages about getting money out of politics. this is a small part of a much larger movem

hillary clinton talking to kara swisher yesterday.t neutrality because as i understand it it's title two with a lot of changes in it to avoid the worst of the utility regulation, so it's a foot in the door it's a value statement. >> jon steinberg, did she make

listen to what she told kara swisher at a silicon valley conference for women last night. >> apple watch doing fitbit. and i haven't gotten into the apple watch yet. yeah. i'm not in a wearable frame of mind yet. >> all right. >> you know i mean three people have given me a fitbit or a jawbone, and i look at it and i think, do i really want something telling me i should do what i know i should do? >> okay. so maybe hillary clinton isn't big on wearables, but one company tried a novel approach to selling its watch and it may turn out to be the biggest crowd funded project ever and a real threat to the apple watch. job josh lipton joins us with the nuts and bolts on pebble. >> if you needed more proof wearables are red hot, take a look at how much money pebble is raising for its latest wearable. the startup launched a campaign on kickstarter for its new start watch called pebble time and it's proving to be a big hit. some 43,000 backers have already contributed more than $9 million, the fastest funded campaign on kickstarter ever. now, the new start waven is water resistant, features a col

kara swisher wrote an article late january suggesting that the advertising side might get merged. >>y? >> it does. this is an exciting moment for the company. we've been hard at work building the business last two years, advertising business scaled our sales teal to nearly 100 people. all running out of our organization, our office in new york. it's gotten to a point where we've established those ad products in the marketplace and we're ready to take those out there with yahoo! and sell those products, those networks together an opportunity to hopefully do more bigger business and offer more bigger platforms to those marketers and brands. i'm excited about that this year. >> thank you for coming. >> thank you for having me. i'll be more informed next time. >> appreciate it. >> brian roberts on line one. you'll be back. >> when we come back jim cramer's going to break down earnings of the morning. stick around. "squawk box" will be right back. there's something happening right here in this country. it's the sound of america... working with american materials... in american factories.