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. >> babs killed it. shirley bassey killed it. adele killed it.y, i made a list of the things that i liked. oh, sorry, this is communists and harvard law school. no, i made -- jennifer lawrence tripping on the stair, adorable, adorable. oh my god. shirley bassey, adele, babs, ben affleck when he won. he is fugue-stated. the man actually entered another dimension. he thanked his wife for putting up him as a terrible husband. then he told the members of the academy he was not going to get revenge on them. whoever thought he was going to get revenge on them? i don't understand. >> best picture? >> best picture, we knew it was going to be "argo." we knew it was the pity vote. we knew he didn't get best director. and it glorified hollywood. it made hollywood people look heroic. >> spielberg didn't get a lot of love. >> a lot of spielberg hatred. i can't account for it at all. i thought he did a beautiful job on "lincoln," but i thought ang lee did a beautiful job with "life of pi" as well. everybody should rush to the heater to see "life of pi." ang le

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kpix 5's linda ye tells us why they are turning them bab on. lain linda. >> well, ken for the past three years they did turn lights off in neighborhoods like this one where there's primarily industrial and warehouses and soft the roadways. as you can imagine there weren't a lot of people walking on the streets, but it became a problem for the surrounding neighborhoods. >> 900 street lights were turned off saving the city nearly a hun thousand dollars a year in energy bills but when darkness fell some people felt they were prisoners in their own neighborhoods. >> it is kind of scary because you -- you -- you can't always see what's going on, you know, and then, like, we walk the dogs at nighttime and we only go around the corner and then back because we're -- you know, we don't want to be too far from the house because it's dark. >> it was mostly lights out on main arteries of the city, but even those lights are slowly coming back on. the blackouts caused problems, especially in allen rock. >> we have seen the rising graffiti in certain areas a

>> great news, that is more than 10% reduction and you suggested a little mvp might be coming bab, is that a significant analyst? >> the way the contract is written, that it was a price for the installation of the 125 and the change order to add the 72 for a total count of 207. each shaft, each foot of the drilled shaft is what we calculated on. the original design length was 241' and that was what the bid was based on with a total estimated drill amount. so what we need to do now is wait until they are 100% done, the last shaft is drilled and from a quality perspective, approved, accepted. and then we'll say we add up the total feet drilled of each one and do the multiplication. because there are three different types of shaft with three different prices per foot. yes, the average cost of a shaft is well over $200,000 at the 241' estimate. and more importantly it saves us time. as you recall the buttress work was controlling a lot of the project and this helps us tremendously there as well. any other questions? >> seeing none, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> that concludes my r

of the chinese new year can the new year is a traditionally a time for fireworks displays generous babits. this year the chinese authorities asked the public to set off fewer fireworks to reduce pollution. >> still to come at 11:00, the must-have medical tests for all women. what doctors recommend for each stage of your life. >> for those who may be traveling back east, we'll check out with live doppler 7hd. see if the snow is still falling. we'll tack a >>> there's no doubt your body changes as you age, and for women, knowing what tests should be taken when is an important part of staying healthy. our health and science reporter has a closer look at the latest recommendations. >> she is eating more fresh foods and getting exercise but like a lot ofwoman in her 20s she has outgrown her pete trix and has put off an allcheckup. >> as far as female exams i'm clueless. >> in their 20s women need to start getting a pap smear. and vaccines they might be eligible for. >> doctors say recommendses for women in their 20s include vaccines for tetanus, diphtheria, and whopping cough and blood test

of the chinese new year can the new year is a traditionally a time for fireworks displays generous bab. this year the chinese authorities asked the public to set off fewer fireworks to reduce pollution. >> still to come at 11:00, the must-have medical tests for all women. what doctors recommend for each stage of your life. >> for those who may be traveling back east, we'll check out with live doppler 7hd. see if the snow is still falling. we'll tack a >>> there's no doubt your body changes as you age, and for women, knowing what tests should be taken when is an important part of staying healthy. our health and science reporter has a closer look at the latest recommendations. >> she is eating more fresh foods and getting exercise but like a lot ofwoman in her 20s she has outgrown her pete trix and has put off an allcheckup. >> as far as female exams i'm clueless. >> in their 20s women need to start getting a pap smear. and vaccines they might be eligible for. >> doctors say recommendses for women in their 20s include vaccines for tetanus, diphtheria, and whopping cough and blood tests f

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bab to you. >> the time is 6:08. coming up, fighting words prompting a frank comment here in california. [ inaudible ] >> why governor brown is brushing off texas governor rick perry. we'll tell you about it ahead. >> plus, is nowie valley part of silicon valley? >> and a massive quake and tsunami in the south pacific. the death toll rises ahead. >> and a desperate rescue of a delivery truck dangling over a florida highway. we have the dramatic aftermath just ahead. [ male announcer ] pillsbury grands biscuits. delicious. but say i press a few out flat... add some beef sloppy joe sauce... and cheese fold it all up and boom! i just made an unbeatable unsloppy joe pillsbury grands biscuits. let the making begin. [ malcrrkkhshziiiizzlllee. to this symphony of flavor: beautiful. shhhhshshshshhshshhhhhsshhhshs. gorgeous! here comes the crescendo. kkerrrrbbuuuuuucraaackkk. just...incredible. pillsbury toaster strudel. if beethoven made breakfast. >>> new this morning, one person dead. another hurt after this horrific crash

melissa: i take that bab. i don't know what i was thinking. here is one i know you will love.ut the nfl leon sandcastle ad. that was fantastic. >> we both agree. >> loved it. we're giant deon sanders fans. he is i will lair just in person. he was hilarious request on our show. a great ad not a fan of the baltimore ravens. hey, the new season starts with the combine. seems like they're going to start a great campaign getting everyone ready for the next season. >> deon still has it. melissa: if you feel old, maybe you're not that old. that is okay. you can relive your youth. dei don't know is, no? >> deion. can still run faster than half the guys at the combine. melissa: that is true. the ad that kills me everyone loves budweiser clydesdale. halfway through the ad he is getting hammered on beer -preading art definitely on a horse that he doesn't have? what does that say about the relationship? a little creepy. >> melissa, if you ask me, love it or hate it. hate it. we saw it when it was called war horse. they did it at lincoln center. did it in the movie theaters. sorry, budweis

make it harder for criminals to get guns and actually reaffirm the second amendment rights of law-eye bab citizens and are intending to use their guns safe zee criminals aren't going to go to background checks. they are not going to go to the gun store and fill out a form. they are going to steal their guns, get them on the black market. >> well, two million people tried and were turned down because of the brady law. >> and only 44 were prosecuted. >> i'm in support of that. you just refuse to acknowledge that there's more that we can do while we focus on that and that doesn't even represent what your members think. >> the question was about common ground. this is clearly not an issue where there's common ground. i appreciate you both being on and having this skdiscussion. we want to continue that. i want to thank all of our guests here and to everyone here and everyone watching. erin burnett "outfront" starts next. >>> a senior lawmaker comes "outfront" to explain why he's voting against hagel. >> and chuck grassley implies video games and not guns are the reason for america's mass shoot

bab to you. >> history in the making. enjoy the rest of your conference. >> stay tuned. closer and closer to all-time highs. "street signs" starts now. >> stocks on the rise ahead of the state of the union speech tonight. we're probably going to hear a lot about debt stabilization but we're going to take the politics out of it and show you the real numbers we're facing. is tim cook of apple the worst performer, investors like einhorn growing restless. what apple needs to be. latest round in growing fight between tesla and "new york times." don't worry, america, despite all that, we have got five reasons that everything is fine. who needs kate upton? live from goldman sachs conference scott sits down with him. mandy off today, she'll be back tomorrow. down to the trading floors. mary thompson at the new york stock exchange, rick santelli in chicago. mary, begin with you. >> thank you, five-year highs for dow and s&p 500. russell at an all-time high s&p midcap at an all-time high as well. rally resumes after a pause. let's look at dow leaders in today's session. financials

make it harder for criminals to get guns and actually reaffirm the second amendment rights of law-eye baband are intending to use their guns safe zee criminals aren't going to go to background checks. they are not going to go to the gun store and fill out a form. they are going to steal their guns, get them on the black market. >> well, two million people tried and were turned down because of the brady w.

i'ming bab back in new york on monday.hris matthews and "hardball" is next. >>> fight on the right. let's play "hardball." ♪ >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. let me start tonight with this horror show happening on the right. as i speak, you can hear the rumble of right versus right vitriol, fingers of wagging angly even crazily in every direction now. karl rove, the architect of the iraq war, the escapee from the cia scandal, the proud sponsor of the conservative feats in 2006 and twoit who wasted fat cat money by the tens of millions, that karl rove is thumping around the country right now like a wounded elephant threatening to crush the party's fringes. tea partiers, look out. he may not be able to beat democrats but he's got big, bad you in his sights. so the fight has begun. while steve king, matt kibby, joe walsh, rush limbaugh, all the inhas been nants of the cuckoo nest are cscrambling because karl rove is drawing lines in the sand. want republicans to win? cut out the crazies he he's? want the de

holding a first of series of communeny meetings about a new law that would allow lied riders to be babbedor up to a year. riders to deface property must be cited at least three times in the 90-day period before they are banned. riders who are violent can be banned after one incident. the law is scheduled to go into effect in may. >>> 7:36. sal, come on back. should i try to drive to the toll plaza right now? >> no, because you're anchoring until 9:00. [laughter] >> that might be a problem. but if you were, it would be busier than usual, dave and tori. the traffic is going to be slow this morning. i think a lot of people are trying to get in. there have not been major crashes. we're looking at the macarthur maze. you can see coming around what they call the berkeley curve which is not in berkeley, but we won't nitpick. it's coming around the curve. that's about a 30-minute delay. let's move along to 880 northbound. that looks pretty good as you pass the coliseum. no major problems. i want to look at the livermore valley drive time. that's been deep this morning. it's very slow. this is at

those containers said to contain testosterone might bab up some who claim that the killing was a result of steroid rain. we caught up with the brother of pistorius, carl, and this is what he didn't have to say to me. take a listen. is your brother innocent. i'm from fox news. [inaudible] just a brief statement is that possible? can you just tell me that? do you feel he is innocent of all those charges? the detective argued against bail being granted to pistorius, claiming that he could be a flight risk. we must say though, martha, there is tough cross-examination coming from the defense team, maybe a preview of things to come. martha: greg, we understand that, i know it was tough trying to get something out of pistorius's brother but you did speak to a friend of reeva steenkamp's, right? >> reporter: yeah. she is really the missing, person martha in the proceedings. obviously the person at the heart of this case. there was a emin moral service yesterday for her. it was moving and we spoke with a friend of hers who said he was shocked when he heard the news. also told me there was much m

but the redundancy in that capability is impacted in the babbed. it is the operating funds to power radars for 24 hours a day. when they are cut we have to take that money from some where. the secondary capeabilities are those major radars that is what is happening. >> thank you for that clarification. i want to urge the committee that is known for bipartisan to lead the way on finding a compromise that could involve revenue, strengthing our entitlement programs, and targeting spending cuts. we can do that in this committee and show the senate the way forward. thank you. >> senator fisher? >> we're going to need you to use another mic. >> thank you mr. chairman. i would like to begin thanking all of you for your service and i thank you on behalf of the people of this country. i would also like to recognize the men and women that you represent by being here today. thank you. i would like to visit with you some about our nuclear modernization and readiness. dr. carter, as you know the president has committed to modernizing the nuclear deterrent and t

assist the forces there and to be able to get the intelligence they need to go all shabbat -- al-she bab. general hamm is taking the same lessons and applying those to other areas in the region. trying to determine, how can we best assist the countries in the region through intelligence, training, our presence to ensure that we develop that are security in their countries as well. he is a great job at developing that capacity. >> are you suggesting that part of what we have done in somalia, by focusing on research sources, using smart power, we're seeing some success, conditional success, but what is happening in somalia gives us hope that there is further utility for these approaches? >> i agree. >> i know this is on everybody's mind, sequestration. would you layout your thoughts, generally or specifically, particularly if we allow sequestration to take hold, would that require a fundamental change in our national military strategy? >> absolutely. as i have said, the 487 billion dollars we were handed through the budget control act to be able to reduce the defense budget over 10 years,

, of course in the form of trying to raise more money whether through taxes or any potentially the babs muni bonds where a portion is subsidized by federal government. under the current sequester plan small amount of 5% of that subsidy payment would get held back through sequester. that is effectively infuriated the issuers that were promised this wouldn't happen. it infuriated the investors because there's some of these build america bonds which become callable. investors were promised that would never happened. so it makes it a very sort of difficult time for the sector. i want also really kms the potential for that sector, those bonds to ever come back on the market. >> on the revenue side are there issues there too? >> as far as, you know, regular muni bonds for sure. tax exempt muni bonds are a large cost, annual cost to the federal government because of the exemption. both democrats and the republicans would probably like at some point to get that money to use it for their own purposes, democrats to increase spending, republicans to decrease marginal tax rates. the only thing that

there was an -- extra additional spending on medicare but cut babs in other health care spending. the sequester was deferred, paid for partly, as you know, through other spend regular duckses. >> minimal spend regular dubs in the fiscal cliff bill. so this balanced approach our friends on the other side of the aisle talk about is plansed until it isn't and that's what we saw with the fiscal cliff. i want to touch on the whole issue of revenue. your report cites the revenue has returned esen lirble in 2012 to 2008 levels or higher than the 10-year average is that accurate? >> that may well be right. i don't have that history in front of me. >> i think that's correct. the revenue to the federal government now is higher than the 10-year average that being the case and if we look at the deficit in 2008 at about $450 billion and the deficit in 2012 at $1.3 trillion work revenue returning essentially to 2008 levels, isn't it true that the thing that's driving the deficit to a greater degree at this point is not that the revenues are lower than they have been but that spending is higher