. >>> also, arkansas beat auburn last night.hardly mattered to one auburn student. >> check out steven bass hitting a half-court shot at halftime. that was good enough to earn the sophomore from tennessee $5,000 toward his tuition. your parents deeply thank you, steven. not bad. >>> the u.s. parks service is more than a little embarrassed this morning after a contractor mistakenly cut down a perfectly healthy 100-plus-year-old tree. yikes. >> the tree was planted during the 1880s in downtown washington, d.c. it was not far from a sickly ash tree that was supposed to be removed. >> i've been working in that building on the sixth floor for 14 years and looking down on this tree. it's one of the most beautiful trees in d.c., i think. and i was just shocked. >> pretty incomprehensible how something like this can happen. we don't know how this can happen. we're working with the company to possibly seek damages. >> they say an investigation is now under way. >> hate when that happens. >>> up next, "the pulse." our friend and colleague

but take a look here at the tattoo on foster's forearm, that, of course, the logo of auburn.ommitted to auburn and then got that tattoo before he switched his allegiance to the crimson tide. i'm sure there is a very fine tattoo removal service he'll be seeking at siftance of. >>> coming up on the top of the hour on "morning joe," nbc obtained a government memo that has the justification for killing americans oversea who's have us is speck inspecsuspecte groups. we'll discuss that. >>> when we come back here though, we're going to huddle around the water cooler where will farrell proves yet again you don't need to break the budget to make a big splash in super bowl ads. lewis will explain that when we come right back. >>> all right. real news, we're going to gather around the water cooler hoor with lewis for something i call maybe news-like. what you got? >> it is so good to be here with you this morning. let me just tell you. i love it. every day i get up and see your smiling face. all right. >> you're like andy ricter. >> as we saw at the top of the show, chris christie was

a causal factor in changes in the mission changes in the public relations successes and political auburn which is a fascinating story. the main argument here is the wisdom or insight about themselves. it was different from the way the other services did and it gave them a quotation in a sort of energy not seen any other services. it's all an elaborate proof of the claim by dr. samuel johnson that concentrates his mind wonderfully. the marines to fight in world war ii and korea have a lot of experience and the result is then i came home and they saw threats to their service, institutional threats inside the establishment and mustered an extraordinary amount of cohesion and focus to push attempt successfully. >> host: what was the marines rolling korea? >> guest: marines were the first forces -- they want the first forces, but they were sent as conventional combat alongside the army's doing the exact same thing as the army. but they got there early because as soon as the north koreans invaded on june for the joint chiefs. they immediately start mustering troops and less than a month. they

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one runs between auburn and or so the -- sarasota. >> she will discuss being held captive, they were released in august 2009 after 240 days in jail. they were arrested while reporting on human trafficking. the women were pardoned after travel to secure their release. >>> we are learning more about how the drinks bay could affect them. they are faking -- making their final bid. if the request is directed again, if that happens, oysters are expected to rise since farmers are expected to be responsible for most of their production. >>> they are restoring wetlands around the bay. they are reup row use iting a bill to improve water quality. they have 1,000 wetlands around the bay and now that has dropped to 40,000 acres. >> president barack obama is spending this president's day at a go golf coarse in florida. they will return to washington later today. yesterday he played 18 holes with woods. the two met previously but have golf together. banks are closed in observance of the hot day, gold goal transit is on a modified holiday schedule and parking meters will still be enforced. >>> it ma

. >>> the auburn school district notified parents last night that it may close schools early.school districts already have the week off for what some call a ski break. >>> what a difference two days make. i mean, we went from sunny and nice on sunday to a very cold rain and now that some of the clouds are parting. mt. diablo, there it is, with snow up there, thank you to the twitter nation who has been awesome with updates from lake county all the way down to santa cruz mountains with reports of snow or very heavy rain. we have reports of very heavy downpours in brisbane. our low -- this isn't the main system. it has to come right over us. that can fire up just about anything this afternoon. the main core, the cold front section is actually moving south but still there's rain filling in behind it. there will be a break. i had a picture from cloely from clearlake -- chloe from clearlake showing us breaks in the clouds. i don't think it will last. temperatures all in the 40s. if you said it's cold out there, it is. we have winter weather advisories in the mountains, and the bay

home is 60 acres of open pasture at greenwood ranch just a few miles away from auburn. royal blood or not, 22-year-old ben made sure we knew that he was a media star, and he kept interrupting our interview was a media star, and he kept interrupting our interview to make sure we go side on camera. >> heh heh. we have a hambone here. he's a--he's a camera hog. >> good-looking and good-natured, the cream draft horse is believed to be the only draft breed native to america, and these horses, which are more than 5 feet tall, or 17 hands, are surprisingly hard to startle. no wonder they've been dazzling crowds in hundreds of parades and shows across california and the u.s. >> we've even had 'em at the indianapolis car races, and they've--they handled that well. they even had a car go by 'em at 150 miles an hour, uh--and-- and stood up to all of that. and they handle helicopters, sirens, uh, air horns. uh, they're very solid horses. >> john, who grew up on a farm, has been raising draft horses for about 30 years. >> we were looking for a--some new horse to work with in the fut

his auburn girlfriend, that is gross neglect of common decency.here is nothing sacred in this world. >> i will say this, i was repulsed by it because i felt i was watching two different species making out like a giraffe and an antelope. >> that is rude. >> why? >> i don't know. >> we have like a minute. i want to go to you. go daddy. >> yes. >> they must be making tons of money, correct? >> i think so. >> but all they do is they charge you for a website you want to buy. say i want to buy greg wears lingerie in arizona .org. >> it is taken. >> or bob beckle bath. >> why can't i just do it myself? why do i have to go to them? >> you don't have to go to them. that's the quick answer. they take advantage of people like you who don't understand the internet and think they have to go to them. i don't know what they do. apparently they host websites. last time i heard the guy shot a rhino. he was being protested because he was killing owls. >> we have to take a break. i can't do the full tease because we went so long. >>> she got a bad tip and then a pin

so i'm actually taking an auburn class, which is an alternative study class for any electrical components. i'm going to switch to small electronics instead. >> good for you. >> i'll see what i can do with that. >> same kind of thing, just a different way of doing it. >> right. >> which is adapting to what's happened to you. nick, holly, thank you so much for coming in. it's an awful story, but inspiring story. awful story. i think your attitude is absolutely the right one. i think it's right, go to sandy hook and help there. they'll be desperately trying to figure out what their lives are going to be like. it's a great example of how you give back and get on with things. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> when we come back, tony and i will talk to a former marine about the post-traumatic battles he's faced in afghanistan and other war zones, and now conquering at home. [ man ] i've been out there most of my life. you name it...i've hooked it. but there's one... one that's always eluded me. thought i had it in the blizzard of '93. ha! never even came close. sometimes, i actually think i

she does go to auburn, but she also, miss alabama. that's a.j. mccarron's girlfriend. you quarterback, you get all the good looking woman. what a beautiful woman. wow. >> brett musberger, thank you for everything you've done and for helping my career and helping me make a new life for myself. >> yeah. >> bill: what do you think of that, mcgirk? you had the women's rights people, i don't know who they are, i don't know who was criticizing musberger. espn apologized. he didn't. it's all a mess. and you say? >> first of all, the apology was pitiful. that was a disgrace. this is about double standards. the old broads on "the view" can perv over chany tatum and bill clinton and jack nicholson, he can go out and w a 25 -- but this corny white guy, musberger, pays the girl a compliment and they turn him into the old actor fred willard in a hollywood movie theater doing you know what. it was a disgraceful episode and she should give him a commission, you know, of whatever she's making right now because yes, he propelled her into -- >> bill: certainly that catapulted her. she's

. >>> today an auburn will be -- autopsy will be performed on a 10 month old. jesus who is believed to be the baby's father picked up the baby from his grandmother's house and said he was taking her to disney land. they became concerned when he didn't return. he is now facing child abduction and murder charges. we will have a live report coming up at 5:30. >>> they are introducing a safety escort after several violent incidents. the service will be announced at a safety forum. students will be able to use that forum between 8:45 and 2:45. on sunday a woman reported being raped and beaten on campus. santa cruz police will be at the meeting at 7:00 tonight to discuss the attacks and announce a reward. >>> new information about christopher dorner, the former l.a. police officer suspected of killing four people, he stalked five members of the lapd before that killing rampage started. all of those officers had direct ties to the decision to fire christopher dorner. beck ordered a complete investigation of his firing and christopher dorner repeatedly claimed he was a

caltrans will spend money on a three-year ad on the capital corridor that runs between san jose and auburnty. >>> 7:0. let's go baing to sal. you are still watching the toll plaza. >> we are watching the toll plaza. we also had a report of a car fire nearby on 980 at 24. we didn't find it. it probably was there and it's not causing any slow traffic. let's go to the toll plaza and look at the traffic here. even when things happen on a day like today, most likely it's not gonna cause a big traffic jam. what i do have to warn you about, keep your speeds down. i know the roads are open. but the police and chp are not taking the day off. you don't want a ticket. keep it safe and slow. this is 880 northbound. the traffic is moving along pretty well. the morning commute is fine on. nimitz freeway between hayward and fremont. that trip usually takes 15 minutes it's taking about the normal amount of time. let's go to steve. >>> thank you, sal. a cooler pattern starts today. nice, nice sunday. but already the low clouds being pushed in by a system. it has more cold air. i think .25 to .50 will proba

and attention all you gaga fans out there, apparently she's called off shows this week in chicago, auburnan and hamilton, canada, because of chronic joint pain that she says she's been hiding from her fans. so she announced it over a series of tweeting, saying i've been praying it would heal. i hid it from my staff. i didn't want to disappoint my amazing fans. but after last night's perform i could not walk and still can't. she's apologizing saying i hope you forgive me. but apparently those shows have been canceled, a total of four shows. she's a very physical performer, so hope she gets better soon and all those monsters get their tickets refunded. >> just because she's canceled shows doesn't mean we hate on twitter now, because that happens all the time. she's sick. let's leave her alone and let her heal and she'll give you a good, good show. >>> last thing, this is interesting. matt damon says he'll no longer go to the bathroom until everyone has access to clean water and sanitation. but i find that hard to believe and hard to fathom he's not going to use the bathroom. >> number one o

marchionne splits his time between the fiat headquarters in turin, italy, and chrysler headquarters in auburnan, but he is fully engaged on both continents at all times. i mean, when you're here, do you get calls? do you have to deal with fiat? >> yeah. that's why i get up at 3:30 in the morning, so i can deal with the european side and be fine here by the time i get in. i mean, the other thing that helps is the--our time zones. >> when do you go to sleep? >> 10:00. i'm not really a late night guy. i used to be when i was younger. >> besides being ceo of chrysler group and fiat automotive, which has nearly 200,000 employees at 166 plants worldwide, marchionne is also chairman of the fiat industrial group, which makes heavy equipment, and s.g.s., the world's largest standards and instruments company, based in geneva. he manages all of this with five different cell phones he totes around in his knapsack. you've got a lot of jobs. >> mm, i have some, yes. >> do you remember them all? >> yeah. but i don't get confused, since i do them all, yes? >> you and i have lived among workaholics in our day

so i'm actually taking an auburn class, which is an alternative study class for any electrical components. i'm going to switch to small electronics instead. >> good for you. >> i'll see what i can do with that. >> same kind of thing, just a different way of doing it. >> right. >> which is adapting to what's happened to you. nick, holly, thank you so much for coming in. it's an inspiring story in many ways, an awful story. i think your attitude is absolutely the right one. i think it's right, go to sandy hook and help there. they'll be desperately trying to figure out what their lives are going to be like. it's a great example of how you give back and get on with things. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> when we come back, tony and i will talk to a former marine about the post-traumatic battles he's faced in afghanistan and other war zones, and now conquering at home. heyyy, you're going out like that? yeah, why? well, what would the neighbors think? i see you! c'mon, get mister feather! look what i have. mister bird. remember? quack quack quack! we're just playing! we're just playing!

hay as an auburn tattoo on his pore arm. two schools bitter rivals.int will remove in a tattoo removal joint because i think there is serious money to be made will. >> thanks. all right. (woman) 3 days of walking to give a break cancer survivor a lifetime-- that's definitely a fair trade. it was such a beautiful experience. (jessica lee) ♪ and it's beautiful (woman) why walk 60 miles in the boldest breast cancer event in history? because your efforts help komen serve millions of women and men facing breast cancer every year. visit the3day.org to register or to request more information today. it was 3 days of pure joy. ♪ and it's beautiful >>> talking about the next couple of days. mice calm wednesday. good looking thursday. and then all bets are off on provide. watching a storm that could become a coastal storm and will give us poeential for lot of rain. the weekend, however, looks good. >> all right. >> thanks. steve and terry weaver live in arkansas and are riding a wave of good luck. back on saturday, steve webber bought a scratch-off lottery ticke

roads will be sketchy and a winter weather advisory will be in effect tomorrow and we get snow around auburnkes it tough to travel. and as we go into the next 24 hours or so we're looking for temperatures to drop in friday as well. has so temperatures are laguna start to be a- the forecast high tomorrow is school but it is a cool system and 56 after some low sixties today in the five-day forecast, it is not enough but it will mess with the morning commute maybe the afternoon commute him out travel will be sketchy but not a big event in terms of weather. >> thank you. >>> how people are cashing in for cleaning out of their [indiscernible]. >> 0!ockÑ?çóxo?Ñ=çñÑñçvxqx?ñññ?óioy the board of supervisors approved a legal structure to go ahead with [indiscernible] the four-year expansion project is scheduled to begin late next year at an estimated cost of $500,000,000.2 thirds of the money will come from hotel taxes and the project will add as much as 400,000 square feet of space and city officials say they have lost some bookings because the center right now is too small. >>> county authorities ar

, her big heroine and barack obama needs to sign a national monument to save the harriet sites in auburnecutive in the legacy could be saved and that's something that was cared mightily about. >> one of the things that people don't know is it was very strategic to put her on that bus and have her to be able to lead the charge there, it wasn't something like she was this meek, mild woman but she had had the background, the profile of someone who could carry a movement. >> precisely, suzanne. i think a lot of people forget that. >> she was the secretary for the naacp for mr. nixon and did all of this work. she would interview black women raped in alabama and it's not about one moment, it's about a lifetime of commitment to civil right. she was polite. and she was a courageous civil rights warrior and it's right that we're honoring her with a statue it's right across from jefferson davis and so, again, quite interesting that on one side looking across at rose is sa parks, that would be one heck of a conversation. >> absolutely. >> thank you very much. great to see you. >> thank you. >>> we'

auburn, kansas at 8. it is still coming down, but calming down today. >> and i only think sometimes when you want to try to find some kind of a silver line, when you have these areas that have been ravaged by drought, this has to be a good thing for the drought-stricken states. >> absolutely. there is probably one full inch of water in 10 inches of water with the snow in western kansas. probably one inch of water in 7 inches of snow in east kansas. and the drought has been all over the place. nebraska, kansas, oklahoma, and they did get a good bust dusting of snow. breaking the record for february. we'll get a new update on thursday. i bet some of the red zones will go away. >> already, keep an eye on that for us. chad myers doing the job for us. >>> this just about an hour, chuck hagel's nomination for defense secretary is expected to clear a major hurdle. the senate will try for a second time to muster 60 votes needed to pull an up or down straight majority for a vote. the former republican senator face

. >> best town meeting we ever had back in those days, those wonderful big town meetings was auburn. >> well, new hampshire, chris, i remember one in new hampshire, a thousand people showed up and they were a thousand reasonable people. >> yes. >> that because bush was on one extreme and other people around there. that was the mccain we liked. >> you said something usually brilliant by you, which is that he personified the schizoid nature of the republican party. he tries to be part of the governing of the united states. he gets paid to be a senator and to get something done, to pass bills, to legislate, to refine, to improve the government, the country. and yet the other part is this other guy, this enraged person who wants to at least pretend he doesn't believe in government. >> well, on a simple level, he needed to be that other guy in order to be able to get back in the room to make deals as this guy. he thinks people will forget the fact that he was that other guy. well, the people at the meeting don't forget that. >> why is he calling these meetings? >> that's a very good quest

so i'm actually taking an auburn class, which is an alternative study class for any electrical componentsi'm going to switch to small electronics instead. >> good for you. >> i'll see what i can do with that. >> same kind of thing, just a different way of doing it. >> right. >> which is adapting to what's happened to you. nick, holly, thank you so much for coming in. it's an inspiring story in many ways, an awful story. i think your attitude is absolutely the right one. i think it's right, go to sandy hook and help there. they'll be desperately trying to figure out what their lives are going to be like. it's a great example of how you give back and get on with things. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> when we come back, tony and i will talk to a former marine about the post-traumatic battles he's faced in afghanistan and other war zones, and now conquering at home. [ kimi ] atti and i had always called oregon home. until i got a job in the big apple. becoming a fulltime indoor cat wasn't easy for atti. but he had purina cat chow indoor. he absolutely loved it. and i knew he was gettin

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on the technical side, richard ross global technical strategist with auburn grayson and on the fundamentalsoolittle equity strategist and a cnbc contributor. good to see you both. kick us off here. rich, which chart looks better? >> let's start with best buy here. this stock is on an absolute tear, up 46% year-to-date picking it the second best performing stock in the s&p 500 trailing only netflix, ironically, a stock with no physical presence whatsoever. when you look at the chart, you see the decisive breakout from the head and shoulders bott toj. taken out the neckline of the average and taken it out in one fell swoop. stocks like heyman roth, i'll trust it but won't buy it. you can play the momentum from the long side. when you bring up amazon, different story. back in january the stock pushes out to a fresh all-time high on earnings, but that breakup failed and if you break below 262, you want to look out below. you'll test the 200-day at 240 and the 200 week at 173. i'm a better buyer of best buy at this point. >> abigail, what do you think? what's your view on fundamentals here in. >

>> 15 hours. >> brian: at auburn?e. >> lot of questions, concerns about why in the world are you back at school? it's big picture for me. when you make promises, i feel like i'm a man that is good to his word. and i told miami mom i would go back and get my degree. that's a big deal not only me, but for my family. >> brian: like ronald reagan, you're going to get a degree in sociology. cam newton walking around with a statue in the backpack. now the big story, anna kooiman left when you come in. i'm going to introduce to you each other right now. so there you are. anna kooiman, come in. i want you to meet cam newton officially. so when you go back to carolina to visit your parents, you'll officially know the cam newton, you'll have met him. do you have any questions for cam newton, any advice for surviving and thrive not guilty carolina? >> how do you like the grits there? >> the grits? that's one thing about carolina, they have some great eats everywhere. it's a very clean community and very clean town and it's fun t

so i'm actually taking an auburn class, which is an alternative study class for any electrical components. i'm going to switch to small electronics instead. >> good for you. >> i'll see what i can do with that. >> same kind of thing, just a different way of doing it. >> right. >> which is adapting to what's happened to you. nick, holly, thank you so much for coming in. it's an awful story, but inspiring story. awful story. i think your attitude is absolutely the right one. i think it's right, go to sandy hook and help there. they'll be desperately trying to figure out what their lives are going to be like. it's a great example of how you give back and get on with things. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> when we come back, tony and i will talk to a former marine about the post-traumatic battles he's faced in afghanistan and other war zones, and now conquering at home. [ man ] i've been out there most of my life. you name it...i've hooked it. but there's one... one that's always eluded me. thought i had it in the blizzard of '93. ha! never even came close. sometimes, i actually think i