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grow -- by apollo gold.ave signature and restaurants posted 600. we bring in our chickie cheese kelly,t expert, jason highest ski ball scorer out there. he's also the author of "the new tycoons. at first glance, this seems like a classic pe deal. it is struggling and it becomes the white knight. >> i has spent more time than i care to admit in chickie cheese. it's quite an experience. this is a classic private equity deal. chucky cheese has fallen on hard times and these companies tend to be very tracked to consumer sentiments will stop they host a lot of birthday parties and those are the things that get cut when a family may be feeling a squeeze during a down economy. these are the type of things apollo likes. ,hey like the stress type deals even a little distressed to go in and buy at the trough and fix it and sell at a couple of years later. what is apollo going to be able to do with chucky cheese? -- it'sthese are just not as if apollo owning that franchise is going to change anything. >> we will see ex

from here the prison tease of apollo issued her revered oracles for telling things both wonderful and terrible. we know now that the press he's was high -- priest's was high. whether or not these fumes made her oracles chew or fact white house, i can't say. though i can tell you that there was -- there's no record that any man or woman among the ancients ever questioned the absolute truthfulness of her ambiguous replies. there's no one left who still believes in the god apollo, so we may today turn away from the priest he'ses without first ado. still, before abandoning dell my altogether, we may wish to recall the solemn words that were once inscribed above its portals, carved into the cornice were several sayings. the most solemn of these and the most oft-repeated sentence in all the ancient world was this -- [speaking in native tongue] no thyself. it was not a sentence to be turned away from then or now. those simple, straightforward words must have sent a kill through ancient worshipers and pilgrims as they approached the great temple of apollo. know thyself. so, foo, these rez --

electorate with the sun to talk to her today the back of my distaste and irish experiment on the apollo sixteen mission to the moon and set the national museum. it was pretty terrific success and was a facade of space experiment. i knew. welcome to six long before the boss of the centro remedial critic told kylie is coming under increasing pressure to hand back to retirement payments of almost three quarters of a million euro. the package on the most part from china donations was revealed that the google accounts committee yesterday this evening the minister for health james reilly said that all available options will be used including the guard duty and the civil courts to try to get the money back. disbelief and shock combination in anger at the accounts committee yesterday after revelations about the seven hundred and forty pence in your own package the former chief executive of the crc told kylie today the minister for finance and polish to echo those sentiments. it's important that material is this government is determined two white oak we don't the practices of us. she stated a co

on apollo street near thornton avenue.istie smith has been in san francisco collecting information all morning. she joins us live again with more information in about 15 minutes. >> we also have a developing story in southern california,ñr live look at a wild fire that is burning there. take a look at these pictures t colby fire. it's about 25 miles east of l.a., destroyed five homes so far. it is only about 30% contained. police say one of the three men arrested admits an ellegal camp fire likely sparked the flames. >> we're going to find out what if any reforms president obama wants to make at the national security agency. tracie potts joins us live and tracie, we expect the president to speak in about an hour and a half from now. >> right. now we know a little more about what he's going to say. according to a senior official who is familiar with the president's speech, he is going to announce sweeping changes to how the nsa collects data. according to is senior official the president will propose that the national secur

apollo will buy the chain for $1.3 billion.an see the spike on the far right side of the chart. the founder launched atari and said it will be good for the brand. >> chuck-e is still a very powerful brand. almost no child has not had a birthday party there in the last 30 years. apollo is a good company. it is in good hands. they will do interesting things with it. >> like what? >> i think that there is a lot of opportunity with the brand. i think that apollo is -- there are a bunch of smart guys. and i think there will be a lot of very interesting things. >> what is the opportunity? what is the lost opportunity? what have they messed? what could they have done that they did not? >> i hate to climb into the details. >> do it! >> [laughter] i think that kids like chuck e. cheese a lot, but their parents do not. >> what? parents don't like it? no way! >> unfortunately i had a headache for three days afterward. >> i have never darkened the door. what will i say? >> that is what you will see. semi-animated, big things. really bad pi

it broke out near the bay view district on apollo street near thornton avenue. christie smith is there, it was a scary scene this mog.

the california line stops at 2:00 p.m., and apollo hyde and apollo mason cable car lines will run only between fisherman's dwarf and chinatown starting at 4:00 p.m. >> you know, if the celebrations do get out of hand, we can either reroute around those celebrations so we can keep service moving or ensuring that if people do climb on to an energized line, there isn't any energy running out that could be harmful to people who do climb on board. >> reporter: and muni is also trying to protect its property. you might recall when giants fans vandalized buses after the team's world series victory in 2012. so, muni is taking precautions. they're hoping for no big problems tomorrow. live in san francisco, monte francis, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, monte. >>> and now we turn to comcast sportsnet's mindi bach in seattle with the 49ers' final preps before game day. >> reporter: well, diane, i can tell you here at centurylink stadium that there are lots of people milling about, there is lots of excitement already leading up to this game. but the 49ers, for the most part, kept rather low key.

. >>> cec entertainment, this is the parent of chucky cheese, will be bought by apollo global. the fund will pay about $1.3 billion for the restaurant chain. both stocks up after the buyout news broke. apollo rose slightly and kec popped 13% to 54.7 56r78g9 her she is and 3d systems have a sweet deal in the works. they're coming together to develop a 3d printer that cranks out chocolate. there's no news as to when this magical device will be on the market or how much it will cost, but just the idea of it sent shares of hersehy up. >>> i helped present the morning star mutual fund manager of the year awards. you can read about the winners at morning star.com. as part of the proceedings i sat down with scott burns, morning star's global head of fund research, and asked him how the fund business, which of course touches tens of millions of americans, is changing in 2014. >> there's a couple interesting trend that are happening right now. in the u.s. there's clearly a shift happening from active management to passive management. so we're seeing the growth of things, etfs. vanguard

christie smith near the corner of apollo and thornton avenue. we understand the red cross is coming out to help some of the people displaced by the fire. >> reporter: yeah, they were helping one of the neighbors because these properties, the one that burned was connected to two others so that knocked out the electricity to all three of the units. i do have new information for you. initially firefighters told us that there were three people in the home that burned that had to escape. now they are telling us there were four people inside, three had to jump out of windows including one elderly man in his 70s, and we're talking about a 10 to 12-foot jump out of that window. we did get a look at the cottage that caught fire. as firefighters are now doing over haul on it. we're told that the family inside woke up to a fire, this is a mom, a dad, adult son and a friend who was staying with them. really had little time to react because of the fire moved so quickly. so again, three of them had to go right out of windows. when firefighters arrived they te

a home on fire here in the bay view on apollo at williams. the firefighters were told that some people were trapped inside but when they got here, they say the three residents who lived inside had climbed out a first floor window. so, they all safely escaped. this was a cot am-type back house that was on fire and there are two units in it. the adjoining unit had a family inside who was asleep. they all got out okay also. >> next door neighbor knocked on our door, i opened the door, big flames going on. i just made sure my brothers and nieces and everybody was out of the house. that's it. >> reporter: his family was okay but because pg&e has to turn off the gas and the electricity, they are looking for a place to go. the red cross is here to try and help. the three people who live in the home that burped were taken to the hospital to be treated for their scrapes and bruises that they suffered during their escape and smoke inhalation. firefighters have no idea what caused this fire or if the homes had working smoke edirectors, that would all be

apollo is a good company. it is in good hands.o interesting things with it. >> like what? lot think that there is a of opportunity with the brand. apollo is -- there are a bunch of smart guys. >> what is the opportunity? what is the lost opportunity? what have they messed? what could they have done that they did not? >> i hate to climb into the details. it!uet! -- do >> [laughter] i think that kids like chuck e. cheese a lot, but their parents do not. >> what? parents don't like it? no way! i had atunately headache for three days afterward. >> i have never darkened the door. what will i say? >> that is what you will see. semi-animated, big things. really bad pizza. >> i can't remember what we had when the kids were urchins. i used to pray that birthday parties would not be there. >> i have watched from the outside and that is enough. >> i have been in -- deep. >> that explains one of the recent tv spots. >> when i opened the first chuck cheese's, i did not just do it for the kids, i did it for you. i wanted a place or you can brin

the deal valued at $1.3 billion including debt and apollo will pay $54 per share with an all cash deal with the company's owner, cec entertainment. "bloomberg businessweek" with nba commissioner david stern. >> how to manage an enterprise that continues to grow. every successful corporation has to deal with that because they are going to have so many markets crawling out for so much development -- that -- so much development. we had that when we were 24 and now when we are 1200. >> we will see what happens on february 1. >> i feel like i have some chuck e. cheese all over me now. we are in different parts of the newsroom. best buy plunging nearly 30% as the giant faces intense competition from online retailers such as amazon.com. joining me now to discuss what happened down what's ahead is ronnie moas founder of standpoint research and craig johnson, president of customer growth partners. what happened at best buy? >> it's a company with a great history and a great future. the present is not so good. it's a very competitive industry. margins are tiny and it is not managing the business

and his beardless, youthful face bears more than a passing resemblance to pagan images of apollo. the first great churches were variations of the roman assembly hall known as a basilica, with a central nave often ending in a semicircular apse and side aisles screened by colonnades. santa sabina, finished in 432, is a particularly fine example of these simple but elegant early christian basilicas. the roman arch appears here in yet another form, springing directly from the column capitals. the insignia of the new christianized empire, whose capital is no longer rome but constantinople, are placed with perhaps unconscious symbolism atop the corinthian columns taken from a pagan building. once reviled and persecuted, christianity is triumphant. historians have argued about the causes of the fall of the roman empire ever since it happened, when saint augustine wrote that the empire had been part of god's divine plan for the furtherance of christianity through the world, that it had now fulfilled its historical purpose. modern scholars have found political, material, economic, social r

it started just after 3:00 this morning at a home on apollo street. there were four people inside when that fire started and they had to jump out of their windows to escape. a neighbor heard the commotion and also had to run to safety. >> sleeping and my neighbor come and knocked on the door and yelled fire and them i came out. i saw the fire already spread. so we just ran out. >> investigators are not sure if the house had working smoke detectors. no word yet on the cause of the fire but besides smoke inhalation three people also suffered cuts and bruises. >>> time is 6:04. happening today governor jerry brown is expected to declare a drought emergency for california this morning in san francisco. ktvu tara moriarty is joining us live from san francisco. you've been out asking people if they are ready to start cutting back on water. >> reporter: yes. many of them said they are willing to conserve. frankly a lot of them have already started to conserve. in three hours the governor again expected to declare a drought emergency. many say its about time.

she's got the old moves like you would see at the apollo theater.also has this idea of respect for herself. she has got dignity and respect for her own body. she is really sexy. she is really beautiful. but she is not throwing it out in the street. i think that musicians are always supportive of each other because they want the groove to keep going and they just basically want to play music. in, at mind whoever walks goat or a camel or some guy that walks in -- as long as you play really well. it is really inclusive. i don't really know this group of people. tavis: something that comes to mind whenever i think of you and your work, it would be humanity. >> that is a great complement. work, at ther epicenter is an appreciation and reveling in the humanity of other people. tommy why that is so. -- tommy why that is so. so. tell me why that's >> you just go through your experiences. it whether it is joyful or happy or -- compassion is built in and it has to be. two nights is still not enough. a comeback anytime. always inspired and empowered. i love ev

i have a question about the speed form apollo.hat is the type of runner that you're targeting with this shoe? and what is it going to sell for? >> you know, this is the first shoe made exclusively in an apparel factory. i think we took what we knew very well, which was our apparel heritage and background. again, 18 years of perfecting that. we said, you know, instead of being confined by constraints that other footwear companies have had, you know, we were able to take the ideas of fit, form, and function from what fits better than a compression top and applying that to the foot. so this shoe is something that, you know, again from the fabrics to the softness, not a single stitch made is completely seam sealed in this product. the way it comes together, it's an extraordinary product. at under six ounce, it'll be one of the best, lightest, most efficient products out there in the market. incredibly competitive at $100 retail. >> i have a question about your overseas strategy. under armour has been known as kind of an aspirational b

the fire started on apollo at williams here in san francisco's bay view district about 3:30 this morning. it is a two-unit home, a family in one unit that got out okay. firefighters were told there were three people trapped inside the home that was on fire and the neighbors say they didn't see any of the people inside. they were also nervous. they wouldn't be able to get out. >> they were living in the house that got burned down. didn't see the two guys, we were concerned they were trapped in there all had to go in there i told them not to luckily they sneaked out the back window, everybody is safe. >> reporter: here is a close up shot of the damage, firefighters just walked us up to the home so we could see that fire do did destroy it. the home that had the three adults in it, the three people did get out safely through the windows, they were take tonight hospital to treat their scrapes they suffered during the escape and smoke inhalation. the home that had the big family inside of it, that home is okay, doesn't have any gas or electricity, they are going to have to stay somewhere else

that includes honoring the crew of the 1986 challenger disaster in the 1967 apollo 1 fire. president obama talking jobs this morning. he's asking seek ito's from major corporations to help with the long-term unemployed back to work. the concern is that the longer someone is out of a job harder it becomes for them to find a new one. c e those who share the president's views are going to the white house this morning. the white house as more than 300 companies have signed on so far. president obama plans to sign a presidential memorandum today directing the federal government to take new steps in its hiring practices to help the long- term unemployed. first lady michelle obama is intended another event in san francisco today. this is video of her motorcade arriving at a private event for 200 people in the financial district. she appeared in several fund raisers for the democratic national committee yesterday. the first lady has another fund-raiser this morning in san francisco women's reception and the ip lunch with house what minority leader and nancy pelosi at the fairmont h

it could be offered to the gods, particularly to apollo, the epitome of this youthful ideal, or it couldtand above the grave of a man of any age, reminding his descendants of when he was in his prime, standing youthful, proud, autonomous, beholden to no one, the measure of all things. the male figure-- naked, proud, idealized-- did have a female equivalent in the kore. she, too, is beautiful, but she is serene rather than heroic. she's clothed and static, not boldly striding forward like the male. the turn of the sixth century to the fifth century b.c. saw one of the most dramatic transitions in history-- political and social. it coincided with an equally dramatic transition in art. the krition boy of the early fifth century b.c. is the kouros come to life. he has relaxed his body and come closer to the appearance of nature. we can only speculate about the relationship between the development of democracy in the greek city-states and the development of an unprecedented realism in art. but both, in their separate ways, reveal a new excitement in the idea that individual human beings can t

space flight, that we could've made an exact, we museum people, could've made an exact replica of the apollo 11 command module that went to the moon. and then we'd say, "here's an exact replica." so that's okay. but if i now say, "this actual thing went to the moon," intellectually, that means something different to you. your eyes see exactly the same, you could make a replica, a perfect, that looks exact, with all the blemishes and all the heat shield damage. you could do that. but if you know it's the real thing, the meaning is magnified. and so yes, you go to our space show, it is the real science. and it is captivating you the way we'd only perhaps had thought science fiction could. >> science fiction came first in a way, in terms of popular entertainment. >> in some cases. but i'm a fan of jbs haldane once said, i'm paraphrasing, he said, the universe is not only stranger than we have imagined, it's perhaps stranger than we can imagine. and when you realize that i, you understand why some people don't need to read the science fiction. because black holes flaying stars in orbit around th

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lives in sochi the comments come less than two weeks before the winter olympic games get underway apollo says that homosexuality is not accepted in the caucus is including sochi. he also says people in the city will extend their hospitality to everyone who respects russian law. last year a law was passed in the country betting information on homosexuality being given to children under eighteen years of age. it also banned the association's western leaders including us president barack obama as well as the hands of france and germany have already said they will not attend the olympics opening ceremony and said very seven analysts say. the snob is an apparent protest of russia's human rights record including discrimination against gay people. the decision by officials in the state of western australia to introduce the shark call has sparked controversy. they say they want to make the swimming beaches safer but not everyone agrees with their approach. in the past fourteen years. eleven people and been killed in the state and shark attacks seven of them have occurred since two thousand and t

♪ went to the apollo, should have seen him go, go, go ♪ ♪ hey sugar, take a walk on the wild side ♪ ♪ ♪ freedom, freedom, freedom >> and now the seniors of mckinley high are going to sing for you. ♪ will we ever say the words with feeling ♪ >> let's see what this thing can do. >> i run my crew my way. >> are you in the mafia? >> am i in the what? >> you lay a hand on him and you're going to answer to me. >> there is a fight between good and evil and i'm just one of the people who happens to believe that good is ultimately stronger. >> i'm roger ebert of the chicago sun times. film critics are important because films are important. what about the movies, the dialogue, the characters? >> the president can decide that it's in the best interest of the nation or something and do something illegal? >> when the president does it, that means that it is not illegal. >> helen. >> helen. >> helen. this is my inaugural moment here. >> we are the watch dogs. we're there and it's very important that we be there. >> if it's one against 48 i'm very sorry for the 48. they were right. britain needs an

a home on fire here in the bay view on apollo at williams.irefighters were told that some people were trapped inside but when they got here, they say the three residents who lived inside had climbed out a first floor window. so, they all safely escaped. this was a cot am-type back house that was on fire and there are two units in it. the

apollo is a good company. in good hands, and i think they will do some interesting things with it. i think there is a lot of opportunity with the brand. apollo is a bunch .f smart guys >> what is the lost opportunity? what do they make? what could they have done that they didn't? climb into the details -- >> do it. kids like think that chuck e cheese a lot, but their parents don't. i think there is a better way to bridge that gap. >> you agree with the analyst community. from an analyst who said that parents don't enjoy it much so it is harder to get them in the door. how do you make it a more cost edible environment -- hospitable environment for parents? i was running it, we beer at the same time. >> so alcohol. >> that helps. >> they don't allow that anymore. i think i would bring a little bit of alcohol back. >> a little old-fashioned entertainment. people may not realize that you are the guy to created atari among other things. think the whole game side needs to be upgraded as well? >> i think so. i think

we have liftoff of apollo 14. [ male announcer ] here's a question for you: is your tv powered by coal? natural gas? nuclear? or renewables like solar... and wind? let's find out. this is where america's electricity comes from. a diversity of energy sources helps ensure the electricity we need is reliable. take the energy quiz. energy lives here. is that true? says here that cheerios has whole grain oats that can help remove some cholesterol, and that's heart healthy. ♪ [ dad ] jan? ♪ my dad has aor afib.brillation, he has the most common kind... ...it's not caused by a heart valve problem. dad, it says your afib puts you at 5 times greater risk of a stroke. that's why i take my warfarin every day. but it looks like maybe we should ask your doctor about pradaxa. in a clinical trial, pradaxa® (dabigatran etexilate mesylate)... ...was proven superior to warfarin at reducing the risk of stroke. and unlike warfarin, with no regular blood tests or dietary restrictions. hey thanks for calling my doctor. sure. pradaxa is not for people with artificial heart valves. don't stop taking pradaxa w

and dozens are killed in street violence and a wave of deadly bombings in egypt as apollo rise nation reaches the third anniversary of its revolution meanwhile the interim leader says the country's next step will be a presidential election. what you are to international coming to you live from moscow with me marina joshie. ukraine's security forces say two policemen were injured last night after an angry crowd stormed convention center with about two hundred officers inside they were later allowed to leave the siege came despite the president's offer to change the constitution and give the prime minister's job to one of the opposition leaders but that wasn't enough and they are demanding further concessions has been all over and now reports. the opposition said they couldn't accept those concessions but they were willing to negotiate further they put forward what they wanted in speeches from the main stage in independence square here just behind me they want to continue negotiations they want elections this year they want a new government and a total amnesty without any conditions for

the fire is burning on apollo street near thornton avenue. >> christie smith arrived on the scene. from windows to escape the flames. >> reporter: good morning to you. that's exactly right. what a night for this family in the home. flames moved so quickly we're told they had to jump out of the window. two went out of a window, one was able to make it out of the door, this at a home midway up the block. there are firefighters up and down the street blocking it.

. >> did you use lots of things int ron howard did not use 1995 with apollo 13? scientists and astronauts -- basically a claimant goes very high up and then just read for 20 seconds and then goes up again -- up again and then three false. when you are freefalling, you're inside the plane so you have the sensation that you are floating tom and it is so much fun. [laughter] >> let's take another look at the scene, with some of the same ideas. they get detached while they are flying through outer space. >> were going to hit hard. grab hold of anything you can. >> what do i do? what do i do? >> the tether broke. ah, ah! >> i'm going to take a look at this. lightbox picture of a that was one of the new pieces of technology you used. what is the lightbox? 9 in dq in which our led lights. i don't know how many million individual lights are inside. you can see the image inside the international space patient. , thee character is inside image will convey the point of view of the character. >> i see. >> that image is going to lead the character. it works as a reference, a

the one alarm fire started at a home on apollo avenue or rum 3:15 a.m.. firefighters got to the scene, three people with escaped by jumping out of the window. all three were taken to the hospital for treatment pripet no firefighters were injured. the fire was put out in 45 minutes. the cause of this fire is under investigation. >> we're learning a lot more about the suspected arsonist behind several fires in san jose. and joining is live now with the latest is kron 4's will tran. will? >> here is the picture of a man was arrested on wednesday. he is known by the police department in a different way because he is on the arson registry. they stated that this is the man who lives in this neighborhood they started to do a full surveillance. on sunday, this will then wednesday night at about 8:20 p.m.. they're not stating what they have but they are certain that they have the right person. documents will have to be made public. why it they looked at this are some of registry. they stated that he was responsible for setting 16 fires in the late 1990's. he is no

a lot of the american public was not alive in the gemini and apollo programs.were born after 1972, you never saw live on your television an american standing on the moon. i spoke with gene cernan. he tells me all the astronauts and fallen heroes, what they did leave behind is a legacy. >> mott only did we make the possible, possible. if you have got the passion to do something important in your life and the lives of your friends and family and entire country, it doesn't come without cost. it does not come without cost. >> reporter: while each disaster and loss of life for nasa paused the programs underway at that time. the result was astronaut safety improved every single time and nasa and america continued moving forward. arthel: she says she'll fight this to the end. brand-new reaction from amanda knox. her reactions raw after an italian court found her guilty again of murdering her roommate meredith kercher. >> i'm going to fight this to the end. it's not right. it's not fair. i'm going to do everything i can. i need a lot of help. i really hope that people

cheese has reportedly been sold to apollo global for nearly $1 billion. apollo will pay $54 a share for the chain, roughly 11% premium to wednesday's closing price. expecting to see an announcement today. >>> and there's only one thing more predictable than quarterly earnings reports. not a year goes by with bank of england bonuses arguments. we want to know do you still care about the bank of bonus or do you consider the issue to be something of a closed shop? we'll get your comments in. hell use, we'll have more on this, here. worldwide@cnbc.com, tweet us, @rosswestgate,@krnsz wex. @juliaeasterly. >> the polls are closed and it looks like it may be a landslide victory for egypt's new constitution. what does this mean for foreign investment that fled after 2011? we head to cairo to address after the break. [ male announc] this is the story of the dusty basement at 1406 35th street the old dining table at 25th and hoffman. ...and the little room above the strip mall off roble avenue. ♪ this magic moment it is the story of where every great idea begins. an

cec entertainment is being bought out by apollo. they're paying $950 million. and former employees of standard & poor's will be questioned by the justice department. it is part of the government fraud lawsuit against the company. u.s. accused s&p of lying about its ratings being free of conflict of interest. because he gave $5 billion in civil penalties. taking a look at the premarket trade. lots of movement here. starting with new skin. this is the direct marketing multilevel sales company droping and extending a yesterday because china's government will now investigate its operations. illegalt is a suspected permit scheme. >> the only stock worse the only stock worse is best buy. they are saying that the same store sales were down 9/10 of one percent. they're cutting their income forecast by two percentage points. it is a rout. withvid will join us later jenny montgomery scott. there is a difference between selling off any crater. this is a crater. >> you have to wonder what their fair value is. i do not know if he has any views on best buy. >> do you own the

the deal valued at $1.3 billion including debt and apollo will pay $54 per share with an all cash deale company's owner, cec entertainment. "numbered as this week" -- "bloomber gbusinessweek" with nba commissioner david stern. how to manage an enterprise that continues to grow. every successful corporation has to deal with that because they are going to have so many markets crawling out for so much -- so much -- that development. we had that when we were 24 and now when we are 1200. >> we will see what happens on february 1. >> i feel like i have some chuck e. cheese all over me now. parts of theferent newsroom. best buy plunging nearly 30% as the giant faces intense competition from online retailers such as amazon.com. joining me now to discuss what happened down what's ahead is ronnie moas founder of standpoint research and craig johnson, president of customer growth partners. y?at happened at best bu >> it's a company with a great history and a great future. the present is not so good. it's a very competitive industry. margins are tiny and it is not managing the business that well r

we would like to go to the moon and picking up a piece of apollo hardware and demonstrate that man was>> bust your own myth. >> in a rocketship that we built. -- mie and adam of "bigot "myth busters." >> google glass is hitting the road. how wearable technology will help you drive better. ♪ hyundai's latest auto maker to integrate google glass. what does this mean for the future of driving. i bring in our bloomberg reporter. what exactly mean? how is it going to work? >> this is definitely not to be used while you are driving the vehicle. hyundai was specific about that. basically, if you have the google glass device or wearable technology that they haven't specified, before you get into your vehicle, plan out your route. if you live in a cold part of the country, you can pre-start the car and warm it up, diagnose gnostic information, get the gas for the trip you want to do, this would be the google glass app before you drive. ey keep describing this as a pre--application because this is a problem with wearing google glass while you drive. >> you cover the car industry and we are talki

the company's popular kids a restaurant chain chucky cheese, being bought by apollo.s down the most in to months, sterne agee risk consensus estimates. zyrent traffic trends for nga's key titles. distant memory, the polar vortex. there are some lasting negative effects from the record cold. alix steel joins us. alix is no fan of the cold. >> layers upon layers, you know who is also not a fan? cows. all their energy goes to staying warm versus adding weight. farmers do not get enough yield, they do not get enough profit a big issue. it is so cold for the little cows. you feel a little bad. >> they will be eaten eventually. >> cattle prices have been going up regardless of the cold, this is the icing on the cake. the herd has been contracting for six years, last year's drought was destructive, grain prices were too high and they had to be slaughtered early. production is going to drop to a 20 year low, it is not easy to ramp up production on ical, it takes it three years to get to slaughter weight. >> they need sweaters. >> they do move them to a barn, but 4 degrees is

. >> did you use lots of things that ron howard did not use in 1995 with "apollo 13"? >> scientists and astronauts used to train with the vomit comet -- basically a plane that goes very high up and then just freefalls for 20 seconds and then goes up again -- up again and then freefalls. when you are freefalling, you're inside the plane so you have the sensation that you are floating, and it is so much fun. [laughter] >> let's take another look at a scene, with some of the same ideas. they get detached while they are flying through outer space. >> we're going to hit hard. grab hold of anything you can. >> what do i do? what do i do? >> the tether broke. ah, ah! >> i'm going to take a look at this. this is a picture of a lightbox that was one of the new pieces of technology you used. what is the lightbox? >> it is a 9 by 9 empty cube in which are led lights. i don't know how many million individual lights are inside. you can see the image inside the international space station. if the character is inside, the image will convey the point of view of the character. >> i see

"apollo 13"back to with tom hanks, the harry potter movies. yes, it's a new business model.usly people will pay a certain amount of money for documentary movies. rings"u see "lord of the in imax, kerry potter, things like that, that is special. , michael bay film part of "transformers." he filmed part of it with imax cameras. spectacular. >> when i was going to school trying to learn french, guess where i work? >> at imax? no way. soda was this, my popcorn was that. how much will people really pay? they paid the equivalent of $23. in new york city, about $20. we have almost no complaints, because you get what you pay for. it's a really special experience. if you think of watching a film like "gravity" on a small device or small screen, it is a value. >> there comes a point where people -- will there come a point where people think about imax like -- maybe not apple, but maybe think of you as a consumer technology company? because you are making these home theater systems for $2 million, 250 thousand dollars, and it computes what something like sony brought via television --

he is looking at apollo education group. charles: you pull out the chart. after them. there were questions over funding and reimbursement. now we are really starting to see a real inflection point. business is really starting to turn around for them. with apollo, we saw it three quarters ago where they hit a bottom and now they are starting to edge higher and higher. pricing power is starting to come back. the master's degree, they were able to get more for those. what we are seeing is fiscal year 2014, the street is looking for $2.24, for this year, just three months ago it was a dollar 77. three months ago, it was $1.29. these companies are starting to expand very quickly. charles: the job openings came in at a multi- year high. 1.8 million people quit their jobs. dennis: is that up or down? charles: the highest number since 2008. it bodes well for these kinds of colleges. i like it a lot. cheryl: big lou with its head in the clouds. we have an exclusive interview. dennis: lions gate firm films. look out. robert redford blaming the fill for the oscar snub

pizza and private equity -- apollo global taking over chuck cheese.dren's chain agreed to be bought. carlyle by a unit of johnson & johnson for more than $4 billion. we will tell you it's in

the apollo group is known for reworking companies and selling them off for a profit in a few years. > a san francisco man is launching a trek to brazil, but it's how he's getting there that proves he has the community support. he planned this trip with a lot of help from friends. >> reporter: this bin used to be filled with boots or cleats or until today when they loaded them up in this, and she is bound for brazil. you can't miss this thing on the road. there's some people who attract a crowd wherever they go. >> getting ready for a little adventure. >> reporter: this 6'7" dutchman makes friends wherever he goes. he gave the '55 chevy a facelift that lifts everybody's spirits. >> she can make everybody smile. >> reporter: tomorrow they are hitting the road. >> i have an idea brazil is that direction. >> reporter: driving to brazil for the world cup. he's taking a bit of people he knows along for the ride. garth had a hand in this project, the handprints of disabled kids and adults he works with, guiding them on the 6,000-mile junior. >> from ireland to the u.s. from brazil. >> shall

the companies being sued by investors who say they lost money during a failed sale to india's apolloand analyst says cap was a holiday outperform her and has the ability to keep growing its bottom line despite the tough retail environment. today's sector report. most of the nation's big banks reported fourth-quarter earnings last week. it is a mixed bag with some reporting results beating out estimates. others incurred huge legal fees that hurt their bottom line pre- joining me with a look at the winners and losers is michael moore. what are the standouts and the positives? -- >> morgan stanley did the .est there shares rallied significantly. that is partly because of their wealth management business. it benefited from the rise in stocks we saw from last year and they're putting off good markets and the increased their margin targets. that is seen as a steadier business. >> they did a whole spread before the earnings came out. they said morgan stanley did the health management, which one is going to win? does that mean a trading bank was the one that got hit the hardest?, trading was

. >> apollo is there. kkr has been the busiest. all of the firms are looking there. >> thank you.xpert.ur in-house pe from private equity returns to agreeing to buy google's motorola mobility unit. it is the largest in the world. the novo is betting harder on this mobile unit. >> what is funny is that as we progress technologically, pc's and mobile phones, they become the same thing when you think about how you use your smartphone or tablet. it is not that big of a stretch that lenovo would want to make a bigger impact, particularly in the u.s. and western europe, where motorola has more of a foot hold. they are stronger in emerging markets. billion, bid by the famous motorola brand. the luster has gone off of the brand to say the least, but of the hardware unit, and they can focus on android software. alex, those are the moving parts. the patents have not been the best deal in the world for google. there's been a world of hassle -- paperwork, litigation. >> some of it is needed, unfortunately. there is a hassle, high legal fees with lawsuits from apple and microsoft, but google f

that includes honoring the crew of the 1986 challenger disaster and the 1967 apollo one fire.it the bay area wasn't much. in fact, the rain we did get brought little help. so snow levels in the sierra still remain dangerously low. the latest survey shows the state's snowpack is at 12 percent of normal for this time of year. only one and a half inches of rain was recorded from october through december. the lowest total on record dating back to 1895. the northern and central sierra snowpack provides about a third of the state's water supply. last year was also the state's driest year since records started being kept. >>erica: trains will be operating at reduced speed and we are hearing that there's only standing room only. looks like a bus bridget might still be in place. this will be a big deal for the rest of the morning. in fact caltran st the investigation could last up to as we take it over to our traffic maps following a new crash. this one involving a motorcycle. ed davis and san leandro. the very grid locked condition to here for the nimitz freeway. looks like traffic is

it started after 3:00 on a home on apollo street. four people were in the home when the fire started and they had to jump out of their windows to escape. investigators are ♪ sure if the house had working smoke detectors. >>> a gust of wind turned their campfire into a raging wildfire. that's what three men say caused the fire that burned southern california homes. the men are under arrest held on $25,000 bond. the fire started yesterday in the angeles international forest. to burn through 1700 acres. 3500 were evacuated from their homes in glendora and ajusta. the u.s. -- azusa. the fire is 35% contained. the smoke and ash is blanketing a wide area. you can see the plume stretches beyond los angeles and over into the pacific ocean. >>> back now to the flu, how there's two more debts, two more flu related debts as a result. >> 15 people have ended up in the icu and six have died. both died of the h1n1 virus. >> i think what's unusual about this season is really the severity of illness. the number of reports and who's getting sick. >>