a.m. pacific. jip the re enjoy the rest of your day, folks.ather wasn't an issue as the seahawks gave their fans a show at home. the 12th man watched their team beat the saints and head to next week's nfc championship game. ay. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com we fly you from a to b. if it matters to you, it matters to us. ♪ check it out. learning's fun now. yeah, back in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet to play and learn online. all we had was that franklin fuzzypants. ah, the educational toy bear. remember when the battery went out? [ slow, deep voice ] give me your abc's. all i learned was a new definition of fear. i need some pudding. yeah, there's one left. [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. >>> perfect time of the year for some snowmobile video. double dose of that for you. this guy here motoring along this wooded trail. looks like a lot of fun being out there. guy's go pro. just like your standard snowmobile run, i wouldn't be showing it t

a.m. pacific time tomorrow. >>> if you are feeling a need for a football fix, the senior bowl was in mobileg to gillmore of colorado state. gillmore finds the end zone and the south has the 7-0 lead. david tallahassee will fales 6 of 7 for 104 yards as the south wins 20-10. >>> that will do it for this saturday night edition of sportswrap. we'll see you again tomorrow at 5:00. >> lots of people on twitter talking about the sharks. >> that is a good one for them tonight. absolutely. that was a good one. >> thank you, joe. >>> and thank you for making ktvu your source for news. tomorrow night at 10:00, the novato narrows, that notorious by the neck and why relief for that stretch may be years down the road, maybe 2020 before all of lanes are finally widened. >> join ktvu mornings on 2 starting at 7:00 for all of the overnight news. thanks for joining us and have a good night everyone. we hope to see you back here tomorrow. >> [ sports announcer ] here's another one, alyson dudek. hales corners, wisconsin. nice pass by alyson dudek. can she hang on to that spot? and she does! [ male announcer

a.m. pacific, 1:00 p.m. eastern. comes to crowdfunding, kickstarter may be the first name that comes to mind but rival indiegogo raised $40 million from institutional vendor partners and kleiner perkins, how will this funding help kick the crowdfunding competition? the c.e.o. joins me here in the studio with more. it is a two-horserace and you are, i guess, in a two-horserace and littler guy. why should i bring my project indiegogo? >> since we launched industry in january 2008, we're the world's largest distributing money to 70 to 100 countries a week. why treat is -- we're the only platform bringing the crowd into crowdfunding. most of the platforms are having applications or judgment the. if you want humans to decide, go to the bank. if you want the crowd to decide, come to indiegogo. >> what do you mean, you have crowds? >> there's no human that decides whether or not you get to be on indiegogo. >> there's no vetting process? >> imagine asking youtube if you're allowed to be on youtube. imagine asking google if y

a.m. pacific right here on "street signs." >> 2:00 a.m. in guam saturday morning n.alia, what is it? show us your meddle? >> 2:00 p.m., it would be, what? 1:00 p.m., saturday. >> oh, yeah. ish. >> oh. i'll take the ish. it's actually wednesday. >>> file this under best idea of the week. no texting, e-mailing, tweeting, nothing. no smartphones during meetings in the city council of peoria, arizona. members unanimously voted earlier this week on it. the amendment bans members from using any electronic device that can send mempgs. kind of like derek jeter's house. put them in a basket. it's genius. people say, i need to get work done. i guarantee you, meetings will go five times faster. get back to your desk and resume e-mailing the person who sits right next to you. >> yes. >> it's fine. >>> and one week since legalizing recreational marijuana in colorado, an economy that's growing like weeds. our very own jane is doing research of her own in denver, colorado. jane, where are you? in amongst the weeds? >> reporter: at the 3d cannabis grow house. sour diesel maturing. w

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a.m. pacific. >> i love those shows. there's no prep. it's just like see what they do, because whatever you've got, they could change it. you throw the notes out and go. >> that's not true. you memorize the statement, don't you? >> word for word? >> i look at it closely, yes. i'm not sure i memorize it. >> like you did those poems in high school. right? >> i do have an unusual memory capacity. >> i know you do. i think you are understating your preparation for this. >> that's how i roll. >>> $1.7 trillion. that's a big number, folks. it is also the value of the etf market as of the end of last year. anyone who is everyone or vice versa in etfs is in florida for the annual inside etf conference. bob pisani braved the 80 degree temperatures in southern florida and joins us now from the conference. >> it's sunny and beautiful here. thank you very much for noticing that. you know, this is the biggest etf conference in the world and it's appropriate we've got the biggest etf manager in the world. i want to introduce him to you. he's not on th

a.m. pacific. >> a senior administration official tells our major garrett that the president is ordering the nsa to try and transform the way it stores information collected from millions of americans' cell phones. the nsa will collect new phone data to search for signs of terrorist activity and the fact that immediately the new policy will require a judge's approval before the nsa can access any existing database. >> cbs news national security analyst juan suarte is a former advisor to president george w. bush. good morning. >> good morning, charlie. >> what's your reaction and take on what the president is expected to say? >> well, this is a dramatic shift. we knew that the president was going to have to articulate the balance between preserving the capabilities of the nsa and the intelligence community to gather data and analyze it with privacy and civil liberties. but the move here to shift the data out of the hands of the nsa is a fairly dramatic one, one that will take greater detail, perhaps some legislation but more importantly, charlie, i think the revelation that the president will

a.m. pacific time with increased police presence. have not been able to determine a moetdive for the shooting. investigators are really truggling, trying to answer this question -- did the suspect specifically target the victims, or were they sadly in the wrong place at the wrong time? in the search for answers, howard county police have so far been unable to determine why 19-year-old darion aguilar decided on saturday to kill brianna benlolo and tyler johnson before turning the gun on himself. >> there's a lot of interest in the motive for this, and i have as much interest in that as anybody. i appreciate the frustration that we haven't been able to provide that. >> reporter: a search of the suspect's college park home has turned up a journal. there are entries which suggest that he was unhappy with his life, but no direct link to the victims. >> but to think it can be anyone, darion's the last person i would have thought of. >> reporter: ellis is a family friend. he says he has spoken aguilar's mother several times by phone. >> one

a.m. pacific, and have a great day. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> yesterday's a snowstorm dumped a half foot of snow and left frigid temperatures in the east and here in the nation's capital, despite those temperatures being in the teens of today, thousands of abortion opponents are expected to march and brave the weather in the annual march for life rally held on the anniversary date of the supreme escort -- the supreme court's roe v wade decision legalizing abortion. your unceasing, we will have live coverage of the march here at noon eastern. you can place your comment on our facebook page and send us a tweet, #c-spanchat. afternoon, health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius talks about the implementation of the health care law. she will be speaking at the conference of mayors winter meeting at 2:30 p.m. eastern. on our companion network, c- continue thewe live coverage of the state of the state address, bringing you cal

a.m. pacific time. could be documenomi in the documentary category. >> i don't think it makes a difference. the film has been well followed. we've down our bedone our best communicate the truth. whether it gets to a nomination, ooirl defer to the voters in the academy that shepherd that along. >> for the record, your position is you do not mistreat the killer whales. >> not at all. i started with our company as a teenager. i have lived personally much of the history of what we're talking about within this company and there's -- i have not one bit of hesitation or doubt about the care we give for our animals. it's exemplary. >> mr. atchison, good to see you. let you get up there and ring the bell. >> thank you so much. bye-bye. >> you can stay right there for a second as we head to commercial because we are heading toward the close. about 20 minutes left and we're holding steady here. art kishen wcashin was saying t buy/sell market not having an impact but the dow up 120 points. >> you wouldn't be surpri

a.m. on the pacific coast.ey hope people will stay off the roads, kids are out of school and they want to give the city time to recover. matt, back to you. >> tom costello, thanks very much. let's bring in kassim reed, the mayor of atlanta. mr. mayor, good morning to you. >> good morning. how are you? >> fine, thank you. there seems to be great debate over the answer of this one. mr. mayor, you have did the information you needed? did you have the forecast you needed to make the right calls before this snow arrived? >> the answer is yes, but it's not solely about my call. in the city of atlanta, we have the state, we have myself, and we have the school system which are all separate. and in the city of atlanta, we started our snow treatment at 9:00 a.m. after getting our weathercast between 4:00 and 5:00. and almost every photo that you just showed is not in the city of atlanta. in fact, within 24 hours, the roads in the city of atlanta were more than 80% passable. so i just reviewed your report, and it focused

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a.m. pacific. the top tech stories in the squawk feed. great day for netflix. carl icahn announced a stake in the company and called for a spinoff of pay pal. >> smart appliance company nest making headlines last week after google bought the company and that deal worth over $3 billion approximately weep talk to nest ceo in his first television interview since that acquisition. outside the marks, the big news coming out of the tech sector this morning. of course, joining us in today's "squawk feed" is jon fortt and john steinberg and kara swisher, the co-executive editor at re/code. we have the content sharing partner think with re/code. you put the all-star in all-star panel. >> good to be here. >> jon, your thoughts on netflix today. >> it's amazing how they keep chucking along, adding the subscribers, the international growth is there. the content that they've been able to develop themselves is certainly helping, too. quite a turn about from the buzz a little bit ago. remember quickster? hey, you've got to love it. >> there's sense they might have learned fro

a.m. start time. the lower pacific heights establishment was packed like a saturday night. a sea of red and white and gold. and while some drank beers and downed shots at that early hour, there were lots of mimosas, along with bloody marys, with a side of breakfast. while there were a few boos during the first half, there was a lot more cheering throughout the game. fans jumping up and down, high-fiving and bumping chests, hugging and chanting. >> let's go niners! it was also quite a bit of bicep kissing, the signature moving of the star quarterback, so much so it's called kaepernicking. >> it's extremely exciting. we're excited about next sunday's battle in seattle. >> we're barbecuing at seahawks. >> and many fans already have their hopes high for after the playoffs. >> we're going to take it to the super bowl. champions right here. 2014. let's go, baby! niners all day. >> we want one more, six, big convert for six. >> tonight, fire investigationors have released -- investigators have released a suspect along with a $10,000 reward. we'll have more with this. >> reporter:

a.m. tomorrow and goes through 9:00 p.m. friday. strong winds over the pacificre going to generate some of those very large as well as, starting off at 68 feet, building 10 to 12. that will take us thursday into friday. we also have, guess what, above average temperatures and red flag warnings. so everything is saying bone, bone dry here. temperatures have been a good 10, 15 degrees above average and today we'll be close to records. kentfield will be in there. the record, 67. i don't think san francisco hit it, but feels pretty warm. oakland, 66, one shy. san jose, 70 would be two shy. if we get any records, 10 consecutive days. watch everything go down to southern california. fog offshore, but it's losing out. 67, walnut creek. 66 livermore, antioch. low 60s, san jose. what's incredible, some of these were in the 20s this morning, yet mid-60s to 70s after morning lows to morning highs, very large spread there. red flag warnings start tonight, even fire watches up into mendocino county and lake county. everything is absolutely bone dry. but the beat goes on. tem

out of california where a brush fire that came to public attention around six this morning pacific time, 9 a.ms first house. we have video of the flames taking on this, taking down this house in glen jdora, california. the an hells national forest service say this thing has increased in size in the last three and a half hours, went there about 12 ache ors to 125 acres. it has been brutally dry this in california, an unusually dry year, and this could portend -- okay, we're looking back at live pictures now, this could portend big trouble ahead because this has been so very, very dry. there is the house that's burning now. people have to evacuate, and they have been told to evacuate this neighborhood, very often people who have been told to evacuate don't know what has happened to the homes they left behind. well, the folks in this particular house are getting a good view. that structure is fully involved. we'll keep you updated. jenna: it just happened in an hour. now look at it. certainly a quick-moving story there. >>> well, the new revelations of the nsa's surveillance capabilities is one o

a.m. tomorrow we might see a few light scattered showers, concord, antioch, livermore. light stuff. all that moisture off the pacific, it will perhaps moisten up the atmosphere to give us sprinkles. forecast is for the jet stream to drift south, and a cooler pattern and wet pattern. it will stick around. good news. potential to be wet. wednesday morning, showers. wednesday evening. and then over night wednesday into thursday. right there. that is what we are focusing on. snow in the mountains. fingers crossed. we need rain and anything at this point will be good news. 68 danville. valley upper 60s. cooler than -- no. same as today. right? yeah. same as today. five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view it will be nice to get rain. roads will be slick. maybe the pattern stays moist next week as well. >> not much but at this point -- [ talking at the same time ] >> thank you. >>> a plan to make condoms available to california inmates. he authored the bill as a way to reduce the spread of hiv and other diseases in prisons. modeled after a pilot program where inmates had access to free conddoms for a year. -- c

pacific division. the count down continues and kickoff tomorrow at 3:30. stick with kron 4 as we bring you live 49er coverage starting tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m.!i'll be there. >> we can't talk about this enough, an exciting time. >> absolutely. two straight years in the nfc game and the weather looks pretty good. >> let's talk about the weather. >> we'll see temperatures in the upper 60s, low 70s. i like it. >> i like it, too. good night, everybody. we'll see you in the morning. >>> exclusive. jon gosselin, what he is saying about his twin daughters clamming up on live tv. >> do you blame kate for what happened? >> oh yeah, definitely. >> and, country singer, trace atkins. his brawl on board a cruise ship. did he really get into it with his celebrity impersonator? then, baby on board. uproar as jazelle takes her baby for a ride, without a helmet. her husband, the proquarterback and the ar15 assault rifle in her rental car? why would she leave it under the backseat? >> who did you think it belonged

a.m.,ere tomorrow at 7:00 eastern, 4:00 pacific. >> the senate is expected to that test vote on a bill will extend jobless benefits for the long-term unemployed for months.three voters need 60 votes to advance the white house-backed bill. susan collins of maine says she'll vote to advance it in opes that her fellow republicans will offer changes to offset the costs. follow that vote on c-span 2. at 10:45, senate democrats will the jobless ng on benefitsish issue. for you here on c-span. president obama will comment on unemployment te on benefits. john boehner said house republicans won't take up the unless the additional cost is offset. we'll have the president's comments live at 11:40. as comments after that well. army chief of staff genere at the national press club talking about the future of the army. efore taking his current position, he was commanding general for the u.s. campaign in iraq. comments ge of his begin at 1:00 eastern. 2:30 eastern, we bring you live judiciarys the senate subcommittee looks into the plight of syrian refugees according to the u.n. high on refugees. thi

a.m.,ere tomorrow at 7:00 eastern, 4:00 pacific.

a.m. more clouds. a break. 1:00. and then we get more clouds. up here you see the moisture moving in off the pacific. things are changing. looks like things are good. rough around here. check out the rain. december 6 was the last significant rainfall and something here on the 11th. 30th. put rain in there for you. north of the bay area. but showers none theless. the low-pressure system -- nonetheless. the low-pressure system. a major pattern shift. the shift -- or the pattern before can't happening. we were dry. this new pattern, which hopefully sticks around, a much more dynamic, potentially wetter pattern. 67 walnut creek. 68 danville. highs for tomorrow. warm. repeat of today. clouds, mild temperatures. and then we get into wednesday. the clouds thicken up. and i -- looks like by wednesday night we get showers in here. here is the five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view, wednesday night chance of a shower. showers thursday. notice how -- i don't have a major rain event. showers. may be quarter inch, half inch, but we are looking sat a weather system, not well organized. not the thing

a.m.. 49ers would normally leave saturday for a game in seattle. but this being the nfc championship. they're going to take a little extra time in the pacific northwest. the team will leave tomorrow afternoon. they remain a 3 and a half point underdog on sunday. at practice this week the team was focused on how to best deal with the crowd noise and more importantly how not to repeat their most recent trips to seattle. with two road playoff wins under his belt already this season, coach jim harbaugh is feeling pretty good about his team right now. but the player in him wants to be out on the field. not just watching from the sideline. >> and you're going to want to stay with kron-4 for sports night live tonight. gary radnich is your host. n-f-l analyst and former 49ers head coach steve mariucci breaks down the battle in seattle. also, san mateo's own tom brady is facing peyton manning yet again. as the patriots battle the broncos gary sits down with the man who knows brady the best his own father -- tom brady, senior. it's sports night live -- tonight night at nine, right after the kron-4 news at eight. >> we will take a quick break. here is

a.m. eastern while parliament is in session. you can see this weeks question time again sunday night at nine eastern and pacific on c-span. >> for more information go to c-span.org, click on c-span series for prime minister's questions plus links to international news media and legislatures around the world. you can watch recent video including programs given with other international issues. >> i think i just had -- told it when someone has their own agenda and not ronnie. and then i would tell them, he would always agree with with me but i would tell them. it usually worked out. >> watch a program on first lady nancy reagan at our website c-span.org/firstladies, or see it saturday on c-span at 7 p.m. eastern. our series continues live money as a look at first lady arber bush. -- live monday. >> a report by the heritage foundation and "the wall street journal" has the nice kids dropping out of the top 10 countries on its economic freedom index. senator rand paul was at the heritage foundation to discuss the report. he is followed by a panel that discusses a range of policy issues including taxation, trade, and government regulat

pacific satellite image showing a cold front to the north going to bring us sxrafl snow. rain arrives overnight, starting at 7:00 this evening, noticing a front sweeping south ward by 2:00 a.mter organized rain, more wide spread. maybe pockets of heavy rainfall. it continues then by 5:00 in the morning beginning of rush hour, we'll see a less well-organized area of rain but wet pavement. so things could be slow. later in the day we'll see areas of scattered showers into friday morning. midnight, overnight into friday morning then 7:00 friday morning giving way to clearing. it's been so dry, lower elevations a ten toj a quarter inch. quarter inch to half an inch. in the sierra a winter storm warning in affect until 7:00 tomorrow evening. we expect 8 to 20 inches of snow. winds gusting to 40 miles per hour. back to bay area, overnight tonight, lows mainly upper 40s to low 50s and mild overnight. then, tomorrow, pockets of sunshine here and there. but clouds as well and scattered showers, high temperatures upper 50s to 60s here is the accu-weather forecast. rain ends friday morning. we'll get drying and nice, mild and sunny saturday cloudier sunday. then, monday, tuesday, wedn

a.m. eastern while parliament is in session. you can see this weeks question timtime and again sunday night t nine eastern and pacific on c-span. >> for more information go to c-span.org and click on c-span series for prime minister's question, plus links international news media and legislatures around world. you can watch reason the u.n. putting programs in with other international issues. >> did i feel prepared? yes. i did. first of all i wasn't elected so he didn't make that much difference. i did notice though the difference between being vice president's wife and the president's wife. it is huge because the vice president's wife can say anything but nobody cares. the minute you say one thing as the president what you have made the news. so that was a lesson i had to learn, pretty quickly. >> watch our progress on first lady barbara bush at our website c-span.org/firstladies, or see a saturday on c-span at 7 p.m. eastern, and live monday our series continues with first lady hillary clinton. >> former joint chiefs of staff chairman admiral mike mullen spoke at an event hosted by the group concerned veterans for america. thi

pacific satellite image showing a cold front to the north going to bring us sxrafl snow. rain arrives overnight, starting at 7:00 this evening, noticing a front sweeping south ward by 2:00 a.mr organized rain, more wide spread. maybe pockets of heavy rainfall. it continues then by 5:00 in the morning beginning of rush hour, we'll see a less well-organized area of rain but wet pavement. so things could be slow. later in the day we'll see areas of scattered showers into friday morning. midnight, overnight into friday morning then 7:00 friday morning giving way to clearing. it's been so dry, lower elevations a ten toj a quarter inch. quarter inch to half an inch. in the sierra a winter storm warning in affect until 7:00 tomorrow evening. we expect 8 to 20 inches of snow. winds gusting to 40 miles per hour. back to bay area, overnight tonight, lows mainly upper 40s to low 50s and mild overnight. then, tomorrow, pockets of sunshine here and there. but clouds as well and scattered showers, high temperatures upper 50s to 60s here is the accu-weather forecast. rain ends friday morning. we'll get drying and nice, mild and sunny saturday cloudier sunday. then, monday, tuesday, wednes

pacific? >> our policy is to decontaminate the tutee a sufficiently safe and harmless level in order to reduce the risk it poses. decontaminated to a level where people with a.m. accept it will be dumped into the okay, they can do it. there is no way they cannot do it? if tepco's latest strategy fails and the more dangerous forms of radiation don't get felterred worried. >> it's difficult. it is all over the continental it's. >> even if all goes well, fukushima, itself, will remain on the edge of disaster, an come. >> the government says it will take 30 to 40 years to decommission the plant. so, there are always problems and that's what keeps some people awake at night. >> to be clear, people are awake at night because every day worst case scenarios are conceivable fukushima. if for some reason the cooling system faulters or massive earthquake in this highly quake-prone nation were to hit, deadly levels of radiation could be released into the atmosphere in reactors 1, 2, and 3. the cooling system is completely depend ent on an ad hoc warrant of pipes. tetco says they could withstand a quake but we spoke to plenty of people in japan who were not willing to fin

. -- donald, union pacific after the bell, starbucks, discover, e*trade and microsoft. the question about who is going to be the next ceo. 8:30 a.m, initial jobless claims, 9:45 a.m., bloomberg consumer confidence and at 10:00 -- we saw falling existing home sales in november and now we will find out about december. >> i want to pick up on microsoft. the ceo discussion is front and center but in terms of what analysts are looking for, anticipating a six percent increase in full-year sales for 2013. the eps number is $.68 -- you want to keep an i on is $.68 per share for the fourth quarter. but the ceo search will dominate the conference call. i galloway of nyu, you sat on boards before. let's talk less about what it means for microsoft because we don't have an answer yet. they are still searching. but more on the impact on other companies. so many names have been floated. whether alan mulally, or the ceo of qualcomm. that has to be disruptive for those companies. >> the only person it is good for is the ceo in question. >> isn't necessarily good news, though? >> at the end of the day that person has more leverage. like being name

a.m. for the great bay area. >> hey, guys, we're looking at the pacific northwest. a lot of rain coming in. that is great news. we're going to take a look at that coming up in the next half hour. >> all right, al. thank you very much for that. >>> and up next, an nbc news exclusive, jonathan martin's first interview since he left the miami dolphins after allegedly being bullied by a teammate. his surprising take on hazing in the nfl. >>> then, cue the clydesdales. you want to see that and meet the clydesdale we have on our plaza. [ female announcer ] how do you eat your eggo? ♪ you can start with the syrup, pour it on top, maybe not ♪ ♪ apple chunks and cinnamon and honey if you got ♪ ♪ bring on the chocolate spread ♪ ♪ somethin' green, somethin' blue, somethin' orange, somethin' red ♪ ♪ ham and egg, tomato sandwich ♪ cut it nice and do some damage ♪ ♪ cream cheese, pomegranate ♪ make it look like jack or janet ♪ ♪ x's and o's and a tic tac toe ♪ ♪ you can fill in the holes, let the syrup flow, yeah ♪ ♪ stack it, snack it, maybe you can bend it ♪ ♪ you can slice it up and dice it up ♪ ♪ and

pacific. and savannah and i will be live in los angeles and carson for our coverage starting at 7:00 a.m. >> bright up? >> let's go to natalie inside for a check of -- >> no, no. >> no. >> gabe in atlanta. >> trying to get us inside, guys, i'm sorry. >> what about me? >> he's in atlanta where, believe it or not, the temperatures have dipped way down low, as well, even though they are down south. gabe, good morning to you. >> reporter: matt, good morning. we may not have it as bad as midwest, but those of us in the south aren't used to these cold temperatures. this thermometer hovering around six degrees right now. the windchill factor feels much colder than that. this morning, atlantic public schools are shut down. >> reporter: overnight, the bone-chilling temperatures prompting the city of atlanta to open this temporary warming center. >> it's just an issue of life and death, i think. >> reporter: today, windchills will make temperatures feel like the single digits or below all across the south. >> we're not used to it at all. >> reporter: citrus growers in florida appear to have dodged the worst

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