you have bill daly. pete row, the interim chief of staff right now who may also be asked to stay on if bill daly doesn't get the job offer. but he was at the white house today all signs pointed to a bill daly chief of staff. and this is saying to the president, these next two years are drnts than the first two years. the first two years were getting legislation through the hill. now it's about the implementation of those policies and a better selling and communicating of them to the american people. that's the one area where the president has said he's fallen down a bit on the job. >> so are these people who are seen as better communicaters or how is that? >> bill daly was in the clinton administration, and al gore's campaign chairman in 2000, and he does have the ability to communicate the message on television, and he takes a strong signal, judy. as you know, the obama presidency and white house has had a rocky relationship at times with the business community. this is a signal with his work at j.p. mo

following the meeting, the president's new chief of staff, bill daly had only a brief comment. >> i think it's a very fluid situation. the president is very clear on it and we look forward to seeing some stability and peace on the streets. >> reporter: but other white house officials say the president reiterated to his team that his focus is on ending the violence, supporting the rights of the egyptian people, and advancing political reform in egypt. it's the same message the president conveyed to president mubarak friday evening in a 30- minute phone call. but despite mubarak's close relationship with the united states over three decades and $1.5 billion a year in u.s. aid, president obama has little control over what mubarak does next, according to middle east analyst jon alterman. >> i don't think there are many people in the world who hosni mubarak is listening to right now, and i certainly don't think he's curious what the americans think he should do. >> reporter: wherever it's affected it or not, though, the white house says the administration plans to keep up the pressure on hosni

no he's-- bill daly-- i think is an excellent choice.deology aside, managing the white house, one of the things i think needs to happen in the white house is when the president makes a decision t has to be followed all the way down the line. and in a white house that has been focused on capitol hill, sometimes that hasn't always happened to the frustration av lot of people who work there and i think he is the kind of guy who will simplify lines of authority and make it a well functioning, not that it isn't a well functioning white house but work on that problem which has sort of drifted. >> he is not a drama ing king either which is freshing. >> lehrer: thank you both. >> now on the eve of the first anniversary of the deadly earthquake in haiti, we begin a week of reports by jeffrey brown. jeff in port-au-prince and i talked with him earlier today. jeff, hello. you've been there in haiti all week t is a year after the earthquake what does it look like? give us a sense of that. >> well, hello, judy, a year later, unfortunately one has to

. >> what do bill daly and jay carney bring to this adventure that rahm emanuel and robert gibbs did not? >> after two years in office, it is a different place. bill baily brings longer, more extensive experience in national politics and private affairs, business, than any chief of staff in the democratic side. he comes from -- he has had a national political experience through the mondale campaign. he knows the players. he is a grown-up. he does not have political ambitions of his own. it was always a little bit of a conflicting point with rahm. as far as jay carney is concerned, he has the advantage of having been out of the white house, he knows what it is like, he is an award winning reporter. the question is how quickly he goes to the dark side. [laughter] >> the best press secretaries are the ones who say, look, he made a mistake -- you made a mistake. these are the facts. this where we stand and where the president's stance. rather than beating over the head, it is sure, swimming in the direction. >> i think carney will be a good one. he is a guy who genuinely likes reporters,

the best thing about bill daly wore than anything else, people believe he is capable and competent. fair minded and will do a good job for president barack obama. >> al gore's campaign manager says that the league is just as effective as its first chief of staff. believe bill is more diplomatic. in other words he can give me the medicine but won't tell you to drop dead. >> on tuesday the president will deliver the state of the union addresses focus will be odd jobs in the economy. we will provide you full coverage of the study dead 6:00 p.m.. of the state ofn address at 6:00 p.m.. i have some awesome new technology to show you. flexible this place will be here in the future. i am talking about the video displays that can be bad shape rolled reflects. imagine a newspaper with the video screen will win in to it. this technology exists, this is a video screen fully functional, it is a prototype, you could see help in and functional it is. they have made a breakthrough in making paper than low-cost this place. they came to the bay area to show up what they have developed to silicon vall

gene sperling and bruce reed and bill daly, they have come in or been promoted and they're not necessarily businesspeople but they're not hostile to business. and i think there's been some shift there. but you know, the proof will be in putting how much of the regulatory reform really is done. and to me the big challenge and this is really leading into the state of the union, clearly there has been an emphasis on growth and competitiveness, international competitiveness. now what they are talking about with some of the obama people, before you were talking to them about what you were doing was about health care and all that, now about growth, just going to grow, grow, grow, grow. and so that is music to people's ears. but to me the central tension there is it growth trying to begin up some jobs are for 2012, job creation over the next few months or is it long-term fundamental growth, doing the things like scientific research, infrastructure spending, education reform which will yield no benefits by 2012 but maybe by 2020 or 2030. and to me those are two separate subjects and one of the thi

commerce secretary bill daly under consideration to be the chief of staff. plough will be a counselor and the president's expected to name a new head of the economic counsel in the next few days. chris? >> cbs' bill plante in washington for us, thank you very much. people jockeying for new offices. >> you think? just a little movement there. >>> let's find out what else is happening. jeff glor with a check of the headlines. good morning. >> erica, chris, good morning to you. good morning to everyone at home. it is the first major overhaul of this country's food safety system since the 1930s. today the president signs the law to emphasize preconvenience. washington will have new power to increase inspections at food processing plants. the fda can order mandatory recalls and foreign food importer haves to meet the same standards as u.s. producers. >>> pakistan is reeling this morning after the assassination of a high-ranking politician. the governor of the punjab providence was gunned down. >>> intense fire this morning in new jersey. you're looking at live pic

my friend and chicagoan, bill daly to serve as chief of staff. [applause] few americans can boast a breath of experience that bill with bring to this job. he served on the cabinet under clinton. he's lead major corporations. he possesses a deep understanding of how jobs are creating and how to grow the economy. and needless to say that bill has a smidge of how it works. it's a genetic trait. but most of all, i know that bill cares deeply about this country. believes in the promise, and considers nothing more important than serving the american people. he will bring his experience and forward looking vision to this white house. i very much look forward to working with bill for the years to come. before i ask bill to say a few words. i must confess that i have prevailed once again on pete's sense of duty or guilt. i am not sure which. i am grateful that he agreed to one more term of duty as my counsel for the next two years. [applause] >> as you might have noticed, people like pete. he is a unique and indispensable asset to me and this administrati

. >> did you know that bill daly gave money to dan hines in 2004 and do you think the president cares? >> i probably knew that at some point. no, i do not think he cares. >> my condolences to the americans. it does not seem all that in a comprehensible, at least from the outside. it is the dark side of freedom. unless you want a bigger role for the government's -- >> there is an investigation that is going to go on. there is an investigation that will go on. as it goes on, we will learn more and more about what happens. the president was clear last night. we may never know fully why or how. we may never have an understanding of why in the dark recesses of someone's mind a violent persons mind to actions like this bring forward. i do not want to surmise or think and the future of what some of that might be. i think it is important to understand that the event that was happening that day was the exercise of some very important, very foundational freedoms for this country. the freedom of speech. the freedom to assemble. the freedom to petition a government. a form of self-government of,

. >> president obama today named bill daly as his new speaker -- william daley as his white house chief of staff. here is today's announcement at the white house. this is about 10 minutes. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> please have a seat, everybody. happy new year. last october when it rahm emanuel departed to pursue other opportunities in chicago, i asked pete rouse, one of my most trusted aides, to step into the breach and lead us into a difficult time. i also asked him to help us think about how the white house should be structured and run over the next two years. thanks in no small part to his efforts, a time that everyone thought would be one of retrenchment turned out to be one of great progress for our country. his leadership is all the more remarkable when to consider when i first met him, and i asked him to lead, he told me in that gruff voice of his, his strong inclination was to leave government. [laughter] [applause] so -- the reason everybody is applauding is because they have heard him say that every day. he has said that every day for the last

bill in 2007. it was passed by the legislature but vetoed by the former governor arnold schwarzenegger. >>> daly city could soon join the growing number of bay area cities that have decided to ban plastic grocery bags. the councilman plans to propose an ordinance in two weeks, banning plastic bags at supermarkets and stores with more than 10,000 square feet. the councilman said that his measure would force shoppers to pay at least 10 cents for a paper grocery bag, plastic industry groups will file a lawsuit to block such regulations. >>> the san francisco giants 2010 world series trophy makes a stop in the east bay. the trophy has been travelling the country the last month making stops as far away as new york city. today, the trophy will be on display at the center for the arts on civic center drive in walnut creek and that is from noon to 2:30. >>> and another earthquake in the east bay overnight. the shaking that is rattling some people's nerves. >>> and there has been some deadly violence at fisherman's wharf. -- wharf. what police say two people were doing when they were gunned down. >>> good mor

daly battle back. birdie on 6. shoot a 69 he's 8 under 3 behind the leader bill hobbs. tiger woods second consecutive 69. ved by the blade just 25 putt in the round ka. tiger 5 back. phil mickelson tied for third with daly at 8 under. finishes with a birdie to the delight of wife aimie. down under tennis we go. murray again put himself in position to end england 75 year winless streak in a major. facing the spaniard david ferrari in the australia open semifinal. nice get. but in the open court there. as murray move on to face novak in the finals. 6 years ago rodgers came out of cal plummeted in the draft. he landed in green bay where he had to wait eternity for brett farve to move on. and now aaron rodgers has the packers in the superbowl against pittsburgh. coach sat down with mike to talk about that kid that he discovered years ago at beauty community college. >> packers beat the rival off to the super bowl they go. >> he's so confident and control in what he is doing that that spreads to even else. very infectious so looking at the green bay team you can tell how it looks like they really love aaron. t

. >> jim daly has lost 45 lbs.! three strokes back. bill nicholson.is wife, cheering phil mendelson. she was diagnosed with breast cancer. a couple of years ago. supposedly, she is feeling good. and filphil mickelson is still in the game. >> the rookie oakland linebacker was shot. and he was driving a chevrolet tahoe. nobody was hurt. a bullet was pulled from the chevy tahoe. and at this hour, no reason why he was shot at. and with the steelers, entertaining 18,000 fans. they routed the team on. and early monday morning. dallas tx, super bowl 45. >> we've been waiting for this all year long finally, the playoffs! (cheers & applause) >> we are all going to get ready. >> and super bowl is only one week away. >> a kind of forgot lot >> with some much hype it will be impossible to forget [laughter] >> and that n f l, i'm sure there will continue to remind me. >> and but the overseas egypt problems riots. >> and a live look outside. the bay bridge is smooth, not much traffic with the headlights are on with that fog in the background. we will be back. (musi

i told john daly remains in contention you can't miss him with those tries after also carving a sixty nine the american is looking for his first victory to six yes. the day belonged to bill har c. who has a two shot lead at the top of the leaderboard from anthony kim it could have been so much better fast but for a late bogey nevertheless at eleven under at the cut and remains the man to catch while woods despite a rocky patch in the middle of his round was pleased with his performance. granted my way around the golf course pretty good. i go after a good start today a mix of parts with some good shots then a loss in the middle of the round got about fear and so you know rather could have easily slipped away. but i got back at sixteen eighteen. i'm finally formula one on the sports my story team ferrari other first to unveil their new car for the upcoming season the italian team's two star drivers did the honors at their headquarters in marinello last year's runner up fine and along felipe a massive pulling off the covers of the current thank you mark the anniversary this is an occasion and it features a new movable rear wing and i think kinetic energy recovery system the

sixteen on john daly also remains in contention after also causing a sixty nine the american is looking for his first tournament victory since two thousand and four. the day belong to bill haas a two shot lead at the top of the leaderboard from anthony kim and it could have been so much better but i had nevertheless i am. eleven under a can't remains for man to catch me or woods despite a rocky patch in the middle of his round his pleas are used for months. and graded my way around the golf course pretty good today. i got to a good start today as mix of parts had some good shots that i lost in the middle part of the round then i got about three and so it was rather could have easily slipped away. but i got it back at sixteen eighteen. a fourth round of the f.a. cup in england wales this weekend of the biggest game seeing an all premiership clash between everton and the holders chelsea were told his manager david moyes wherry well the task ahead i think there's still got a bit to go for chelsea to get back to where they are at the spot i think it was it is chelsea that keep abilities that are very good defensively chelsea and. for was implicitly up front who are capable

daly, the new white house chief of staff. >> few americans are boast the breadth of experience that bill brings to this job. >> reporter: heommerce secretary for president clinton. he will be the oval office gatekeeper controlling almost everything on the president's agenda. >> i assure you, mr. president, as they have done in the last two years, that this team will not let you down. >> reporter: the president said fixing the economy is his top priority so daly's strong ties with business may have helped win him the job. daly's other big selling point? he is the man who helped clinton reach agreement with a republic-controlled congress. >> to order answer and establish this constitution. >> reporter: on capitol hill the new speaker kicked off the new gop house leading lawmakers in a few reading of the constitution, a symbolic event. but democrats charged the gop has pledged to cut billions of dollars from the budget. >> at every turn they are give adding ifs, ands or buts to their campaign promises. >> reporter: they have their work cut out for them. joel brown, white house. >> brian hackney is watching a cold night that i

dali, surreal. things looking out of space. strange, strange pictures and thoughts. and it's hard to think of this congress and the republican majority that's come in trying to repeal a bill that's going to become as popular once it gets implemented as social security and medicaid and medicare have over the years that they are so out of touch with america today and its needs and the future because while this may seem to be important to the minority, the tail wagging the dog in that party, the tea party, that's wagging the dog saying, repeal health care, the fact is down the line people are going to embrace this bill like they embraced the great society's medicaid and medicare. and the new deal's social security. and it's going to be a short-term possible victory but a long-term defeat and the my openia of the other side, let alone the hypocrisy of some of its members, is hard to fathom. but you can only see it through the eyes of salvador dali, because obviously they are salvador dali and they're saying things in a surreal way. the nonpartisan, bipartisan congressional budget office says it's going to cost us $230 billion the first decade and $1.2 trillion thereafter and