little red riding hood, that big bad wolf ends up eating grandma.a lot of parents are saying i'm going to skip the fairy tales because i can't answer those questions to my kids. do you read fairy tales to your children? weigh in on facebook. we want to know what you think. >> i loved the three little pigs. >> no, the pigs built the brick house. >> and he blew it down. >> let me tell you how it goes. the wolf eats the pig. blows down the house of straw -- >> and the pigs run to the brick house. >> no, that may be in pringle world, no, he eats the pig. >> what was your favorite? >> cinderella. i always thought that was a good story. >> that's a morbid ending of that too. >> i did read this study and they said that disney has really created a happier fairy tale so a lot of children can get those books. >> cinderella of course, all girls like . >> all right. >> he eats the pig! >> by the way, happy birthday to myora and dave. 3q at lysol, we discovered a problem. the more products we touch around the sink, the more dirt can spread around the kitchen, an

take little red riding hood for example. that big bad wolfe gruesome when he gobbles up grandma. other parents felt many of the fairy tales simply brought up questions that they were not prepared to answer. >>> we do have plenty of questions we are prepared to answer like what in the world is going on. >> we love it out there. 68 degrees is what i'm forecasting for today. very cool. >> close to 70 degrees. >> so check out what's going on. we've been breezy all week long. this is going to continue and these winds out of the southwest at about 5 to 10 miles per hour, you might think these are breezy but when i tell you what we have going on for your tomorrow, you're going to think this is just a breeze. as we go through the day, a chance for maybe a shower to move in here later into the evening. satellite and radar picking up on a few clouds out there. that's why temperatures are already in the 50s. it looks like a little disturbance might try to walk its way in here. for the most part we should stay dry. we do have a cold front back off towards the west. this will get closer to us

one big complaint is they make too much noise. you say, i don't want to turn the hood on, it's so noisy. it's a big issue for a lot of people. >> what wo do is we have the duct but we have the blower up at the roof, it sucks out the air but you don't have the noise. >> this is the -- >> this is your standard, woven stainless filter. and the air goes through it, the oil collects in it at certain points, whenever you want to, put it in your dishwasher, clean it out. if you don't do this over time, it becomes virtually useless because the air no longer gets through the filter and everybody keeps turning it higher and higher, saying it's not doing anything for me, why should i use it? it's because you haven't cleaned it in 10 years. a lot of people, it's out of sight, out of mind, they never consider cleaning their filters. >> it's like sweeping the floor, you put it in there and clean it out. there's nothing like bringing the thing to the outside. that's the way to do it, if you can possibly put it to the outside. you had a question, sir? >> is there an option to install

has happened a year ago there were some threatening to shut down the government over big bird and planned parent hood and the summer you mentioned there were some who were seriously arguing that we not honor paying the debts that we have already incurred. >> it wasn't just a few. it wasn't just some. >> yes. later, in fact, this year we had people go home for the christmas holiday over the debate about the payroll tax, but actually the people sometimes are hurt, and we watched folks come back from the holiday and approve what had been essentially rejected, and we're going off to sign off on a conference committee that is extending it for the rest of the year unpaid for which you couldn't have imagined if you just listened to the rhetoric including some around this table earlier in the year. i was struck by what our chairman said about 1986 and tax reform. i thought that was a fascinating period. i would like you to comment on a couple of differences. i look at 1986 as something that made a difference. i don't have enough time to put the charts up that talk about much higher performance of this econom

it's a little red riding hood meets nun habit. it was big. date for the evening took dressing in the sunday best to a whole new level dressed as the pope inspired ensemble and then that was -- >> it wasweird. i was watching as she arrived. i don't know. >> a little odd. >> we may have the right to bear arms but russian singer sasha took it literally with her locked and loaded accessories. they can do whatever they want as rock stars. >> that's over the top. weird. >> we'll talk about sports a little bit. >>> the winner came out of nowhere at this year's pebble beach pro-am and a familiar face. phil mickelson started six shots off the lead. >> number 4 and phil at his finest. >> great stuff. great stuff down on monterey peninsula. lefty played a bogey-free round and finished with a birdie on 18. it's the fourth time he has won the tournament. he was 8-under yesterday. came out of nowhere early leader charlie wi out of cal, two shots back and tiger finished at 15th and he was ahead of that man by two strokes before they started. >> what happene

comfortably sit back and count their roubles but it seems they might have to give a big chunk of their fortunes back with a new robin hood tax proposed by the prime minister and presidential candidate about a minute peter artie's business editor nick postpones. the promise also helps i do for a luxury tax which was actually on things like super cause. point tricky to get money back from people you you have to do it legitimately you can't just go and empty their bank accounts and this is sort of raise a number of problems and this is not going to be a tax on the middle class it's just for this very small minority of stupor wealthy people now it's difficult to generalize about. any population feels but i think it's a safe bet say that they don't really like the tycoons it's called the oligarchs and taxing them not likely to be a vote loser let's put it that way. about so for now in the next hour of the. u.s. . the russian market. sure is that so much given to each musician minute mark with the feet in the battle for syria the international community is divided as the syrians themselves when it comes to resolving the situat

big leak. >> you may recall sam law hood, the son of transportation second ray lahood is among seven americanss already left the country. officials there planning to begin a hearing of a criminal case against them tomorrow. activists accused of running pro democracy organizations without a license. u.s. officials have warned the case could affect the billion dollars in aid egypt gets every year. >>> turning now to syria where that country's military is taking its bombardment of the city at home and killing its own people as the red cross tries to rescue as many citizens as possible from the besieged city but the group saying they are unable to get access to one neighborhood in homs to evacuate the wounded, including two wounded journalists. hundreds of people are injured and crammed inside hows. they are dying because they don't have the capacity to treat everybody there. yesterday an international conference was held in tunisia calling for an end of the result. but they say the conference was a failure and the world has abandoned them to be killed by forces loyal to president assad. you may h

sit back and count on rubles but it seems they might soon have to give a big chunk of their fortunes back with a new robin hood times proposed by the prime minister and presidential candidate. business editor nick poet spies. the promise also helps i do for a luxury tax which was actually on things like super cause. point tricky to get money back from people you you have to do it legitimate you can't just go and empty their bank accounts and this is sort of raise a number of problems this is not going to be a tax on the middle class it's just for this very small minority of stupid wealthy people now it's difficult to generalize about. any population feels but i think it's a safe bet say that they don't really like the tycoons used to call the oligarchs and taxing them not likely to be a vote loser let's put it that way. and now do stay with us here in the headlines at night. party life here moscow top stories this hour a split within the ranks of syria's opposition fighters at first they claimed they were behind twin blasts in the country's largest city of aleppo which killed at least twenty eight people but a

sit back and count on rubles but it seems they might soon have to give a big chunk of their fortunes back with the new robin hood times proposed by the prime minister and presidential candidate. business at a senate post spies. the promise also came up with the idea for a luxury tax which was actually on things like super call super. point tricky to get money back from people you have to do it legitimately call just going. and this is sort of raise a number of problems this is not going to be a tax on the middle class it's just for this very small minority of super wealthy people now it's difficult to generalize about. any population feels but i think it's safe to say that they don't really like the tycoons it's because the oligarchs and taxing them not likely to be a vote loser let's put it that way. but some of the business and now do stay with us here in the headlines up next. wealthy british style. is not on the type of. card. market why not come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's cancer for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to kaiser report

regina king made it big in boys in the hood and ray.s day a holiday when people are off work? >> not in this business, gayle. >> no complaints. she's getting rave reviews as an lapd detective. regina king is here in studio 57. we'll talk to her in a couple of minutes. >>> it's time for "healthwatch." here's dr. holly phillips. >> good morning. in today's "healthwatch," the truth about cat allergies. they're so cute and can be a low maintenance pet. but according to a study, people who get their first pet as an adult double their risk of developing an allergic reaction, especially if the cat is allowed in the bedroom. researchers found bringing your first cat into the house as an adult raised allergy risks by 85%. a protein in the cat's saliva, skin glands and urinary tract is mostly responsible for this. not all cats are created equal. female cats, light colored cat and surprisingly long haired cats may give off fewer of the ozzy... yeah? do you have a secret fantasy? yes. i'd like to fly to new york for a colonoscopy. enter the cbs car

. >> there's a big story about susan g.komen pulling funds out of planned parent hood. they decided to cut their partnership. jackie spear from california's 12 district was on the house floor and came out strong condemning the decision. let's watch. >> why would susan g.comen take the remarkable step of saying they are no longer going fund planned parenthood? i supposed when we review m.i.h. and bring them investigation that they will stop funding them or when we bring a pharmaceutical company to the hill, that they will stop accepting sponsor money from that particular pharmaceutical company. >> she's 100% right. the republicans are bullies planned parenthood and susan g comen is going along with it. >> i spoke with herric scheidler. he has devoted time to basically fight planned parenthood and just makes up some numbers in this next interview. >> the media's made a big deal out of comen pointing to the congressional investigation and how they do business. comen has made it clear in a statement they issued today that the real reason for severing ties is they want their

hood. they're accused of posturing unrest there. >>> mitt romney is on the hunt for his next big victory days after winning the nevada caucuses, the former massachusetts governor is out campaigning in colorado today. and voters head to the polls there tomorrow. and romney's focus, president obama. >> you know, this president's misguided policies made these tough times last longer. if i'm elected president, my priority will be about worrying about your job, not saving my own. >> and the poll shows obama is slightly ahead of romney but a majority of americans still disapprove of the president's handseling of the economy. meanwhile newt gingrich and the rest of the g.o.p. contenders are determined to stay in that race. >>> california's attorney general harris has until the end of the day to sign a proposed settlement under deceptive foreclosure practices. several other states have agreed to it. and the nation's five biggest banks are on board as well. but so far, harris says the deal is not good enough. because it would limit her ability to pursue her own civil investigations into mortgage misco

big picture. we heart transportation secretary ray la hood talk about the dangers of distracted driving. paint this picture for us. how dangerous is that? >> it's one of the most dangerous things you can do behind the wheel. we lost over 3000 people in 2010 to distraction related crashes. it is a huge toll on the american public and this is something that the secretary has focused so hard to make sure that all of these preventable deaths cease. >> now might be some real answers as phase 1 it looked put actuality into place. >> thinks actually the in- vehicle technologies integrated into your car. i is your gps system, your communication system, if there is inputs there. it is information gathering systems, for example. even a very fancy radio, basically what we want to do is make sure that your eyes are on the road, hand on the wheel at all times and these guidelines keep all of these devices within the zone of safety. >> what would be the charge be for automakers. we saw the trend for pace why cannily, okay, all of this is in our car. what does that mean for that type of automobile and

races and other events that draw huge crowds and big donations but the donations may take a dive after komen reinstated its funding for planned parent hoodng abortion. national right to life says komen will face consequences, urging the anti-abortion movement to stop writing checks to komen. >> when people and women want to run in race, people want to donate to cancer research organizations, they want to support the work they're doing, but they ultimately want to make sure that their donations, their hard earned money is not going to be going to the nation's largest abortion provider, planned parent hood. >> reporter: planned parent hood says abortions total 3% of its holt care services. komen says its funding to planned parent hood paid for breast cancer screenings and referrals, not abortion. it doesn't matter, says right to life, but for a fund-raising juggernaut like komen, what does matter is whether it can win back donors who rallied support for planned parent hood, including a quarter million dollar donation from new york city mayor michael bloomberg. even some of komen's critics, who have questioned its corporate ties, say it was

hood for health care. >>> republican super pacs are spending big money trying to hammer the president over a failed loan and hit him where it hurts. sxwlools con. >> also donald trump says he wants mitt romney to be hired. >> governor romney, go out and get them. >> we'll take a closer look at trump's surprise endorsement of mitt romney and what it means for his own flirtation with a presidential bid. >>> and prince william's involvement is creating controversy. imagine if you could always see life [music] in the best light. every time of day. outdoors, or in. transitions® lenses automatically filter just the right amount of light. so you see everything the way it is meant to be seen. maybe even a little better. experience life well lit, ask for transitions adaptive lenses. ♪ [ multiple snds ng melodic tune ] ♪ [ malennounc ] at northrop grumman, makthworld a feplace. th's value performance. northr gruan. >>> in a presidential race full of lots of surprises, donald trump managed to get a lot of people off guard including me. he endorsed mitt romney. it happened in las vegas just a little while ago, just

big reunion for the sitcom stars of "three's company." you don't want to miss "the skinny." coming up. ♪ skinny ♪ so skinny >>> m.i.a. is so hood.e on, right? >> we're still talking about the super bowlç'iáz last night. it's going to be all the talk today. people are going to assess every part of the game. a piece some people really tuned in to see was the one and only madonna doing the halftime show last night. and from my standpoint it was impressive. you know. there had been a leaked list of songs she was going to do, but that leaked list turned out to be totally false or was planted and intense ligs false because she did some of her favorites. >> she was impressive no doubt. but a little stiff. she's not the madonna of yore. >> she's 53. she's not moving like she did in her 20s and 30s or back in the '80s. she's not doing that. >> but i'm at least glad she's dressing more appropriately. >> yeah. nothing too risque, too out there. i guess the pointed bras are gone. that's another era. she did "vogue," "music," "like a prayer." she had one small slip-up. too minor to talk about. teamed up with seal for a version of "like a pra

hood. >> i did. but it is still snowing very hard out here. and it has been sticking to the grass for quite sometime. and that is a bigoncern for transportation crews because they are worried it could start sticking to the roads. these crews have been out since yesterday, pretreating and now salting the roads. we've seen a lot of salt trucks across the state. that's because we've also seen a lot of different forms of precipitation. today, we have been in the rain, in the sleet. we are now in the snow. all of that translates into one big mess. state highway administrators are, of course, worried that that could freeze over and turn into black ice. their message now is not to brush this storm off. because they say it could develop even more. they want to warn you that these roads are very slick. they could be dangerous. and for drivers to brace themselves. if you choose to come out. reporting live right now in westminster, carroll county, weijia jiang, wjz eyewitness news. >> weijia, thank you. this winter weather is impacting the roads as weijia mentioned. complete coverage continues with kristy breslin, live at wjz tr

big government and not business . he underlies his own credibility. >> chris: couple of health issues became political. the susan g. komen race for the cure foundation first cut off funding for planned parent hood which is a abortion provider and then reversed that decision, your reaction, sir? >> guest: they are a private organization and they can fund the effort they have wanted. i have taken a position as presidential candidate planned parent hood funds and does abortion and leading abortion provider in the nation. i don't believe federal funds should go there. they are a private organization and they have to support whatever they want. i don't think that breast cancer research is advanced by funding an organization that does abortion. i don't think it is a particularly healthy way of contributing money to further the cause of breast cancer and that's what a private organization like susan g. komen will do. >> chris: the obama administration is coming under fire that catholic institutes and charities and hospitals and schools are going to have to offer health insurance that includes contraception. the administration defends this and saying the vast majority of woman and even cath luck women

hood after a fire storm of criticism. the foundation issued a statement apologizing for a decision that may have cast doubt on their mission to saving lives. >>> and a vermont prisoner could be in bige is a pig on the dekale of the car for the police. it's time for the weather and over to ginger zee. >>> the number one storm total, 50.5 inches. that's in pine cliffs. the foothill picking up feet of snow. it's coming to an end. the next several hours it will focus over omaha. kansas city staying out of most of it. it will stay a rainmaker there. let's fly from west to east before i show you a little bit of a super bowl forecast. storms ahead of the system. and warm in florida, 81. i'll leave you with, even though it's an indoor stadium, if good morning,, washingn, a a but a taste of winter before we are finished. temperature will be degrerees and rain tonight snow in the morning but >> this weather report has been brought to you by party city. dan and bianna? >> nice to know the weather in indianapolis is mild. >> even though they're going to be covered. >>> coming up here, madonna facing the music. critics howling about her new song and movie. now she has a chance to silence the ha

hood. >> dozens of members of congress are demaunding that komen reverse the decision. >>> and the super bowl ads that you won't want to miss during the bige. some of them, you can actually see online already. we'll show them to you. it is 8:55.  >>> good morning to you. i'm allison seymour. >> and i'm tony perkins >>> right now, under fire. supporters of the planned parent hood are calling for the susan g. komen foundation to restore funding to pand parent hood. >>> and it is super bowl weekend all morning. we have been giving you peeks all day long. >>> and with football wrapping up, ready to go to the ballpark. the washington nationals are announcing a big promotion live right here on fox 5. you don't want to miss that. >>> good morning, allison. a cool start to the day with temperature in the upper 20s and low 30s across much of the region. going to be a beautiful friday for us but cooler in the last couple of days with highs in the upper 40s and low 50s. let's take a look at the current temperatures. right now at reagan national, 38 degrees. you can see most of the area here still flirting with the freezing temper

big wall street firm. but i wanted to ask you a different question. philanthropy you're on the board of robin hood.money. but given where wall street is, i'm curious, what do you think happens to philanthropies like robin hood? >> robin hood is in a class of its own. it's one of the most effective poverty-fighting organizations in the world and certainly an important part of the new york community. i think what's been amazing is if you go back to '08-'09, we've been raising record amounts of money, some of it being driven by people who stepped up and were willing to make challenge grants to get people to give. what's been amazing is people in the financial community have been digging deeper and giving more money even as they've been making less because they really, truly do care about -- they understand the implications that are going on in the streets, which are continuing. we may get a recovery in the market but you're not getting the recovery in the conditions on the streets of new york. >> right. i want to go back to banking for a second. you know a lot of the players who run these firms. you r

hood before it ignited. firefighters were able to extinguish the flames. >>> a texas boy is recovering after being malled by a mountain lion. the family was on vacation in big ben national park when the lye on snuck up on the kid. he stabbed the lion and the lion ran away. >>> rick santorum, the wild card, wins all three states. a burst of momentum and a shout out to the tea party movement. >> tonight was a victory for the voices of our party, conservatives and tea party people who are out there every single day in the vineyards building the conservative movement in this country, building the base of the republican party, and building a voice for freedom in this land. thank you. >> here's the question. the tea party people, is that the force in 2010? patricia murphy of "the daily beast" writes after months of wondering how the tea party would change the primary game, leaders inside the movement admit they never came in off the sidelines for the tea party movement, the 2012 presidential primaries have been a bust. patricia, even one tea party leader i saw said to you, no, the movement is dead, but according to rick santorum, he's giving the tea party max str

hood provide services that help make this possible. >>> it is the 10th anniversary of the avon breast cancer walk, and the celebration is starting today to mark the big occasion organizers are hosting an avon walk birthday party at 11 a.m. the event is held at san francisco's ruby sky nightclub. people who attend can sign up for this year's walk, learn about fund-raising and meet some of the people the money benefits. >>> and facebook is losing a lot of friends, all because of the company's policy on breast- feeding. on monday women all over the world will protest the policy by breast-feeding outside facebook offices. they say the issue is with facebook's photo policy. when women post photos of them breast-feeding their children, facebook flags them as inappropriate. removes them and suspends the users' account. the mothers say this is discrimination because breast- feed something a part of life. this follows a similar protest held at target stores in december. >>> kids in alameda county can have free screenings to dental care today. kids ages 4 to 14 are eligible. more than 80 dental health professionals have volunteered their services for the event

viking range a big professional range, big hood. those are clients that want people to walk in and go, wow, this is a cooking kitchen. other people want them to say, i want everything to look good. >> these are sealed burners, very easy to clean. this one is a bigger circle, higher b.t.u. you have one that's big and the other three are normal. >> on that one, that's the same level as the professional one out there. that's 15,000. >> this is a wolsnf >> yes. >> these are called shaker style cabinets, very popular. they're a little wider than most, which i kind of like. usually they're a little bit thinner. very popular. >> let's step on in here and try to find out if our gougere is ready. >> i got the best surprise when i opened it the first time. it's blue inside. here's the gougere as they come out. lots of butter. >> we have some eating specialists here as well as cooks. do we have any questions while we conclude? yes, sir. >> on the requirements for replacement of windows is that also true of doors? in other words, any door that