bill patterson works for a security company actually involved in securing the super bowl tickets. he can't talk specifics about what they do for obvious reasons but he knows the scammers will be pulling out all the stops. >> the they will probably spend the most time trying to nail down the art work that is on the ticket. >> reporter: tonight tells you the signs that give away fake tickets and he will weigh in on where you should never shop for them. abc 2news. >> there are great athlete who can just do it all on the field, in the classroom. coming up we will meet lee allen this year's student athlete of the week. >> obesity ups the risk of heart attack, stroke, other diseases but can it contribute to your risk of dieing in a car crash? jwwñ at honda, we know some people are never happy with the way things are. and are always dreaming of how they could be. smarter, simpler, how-on-earth-does-it-do-that... er. and they make it that way. because things can always be better. we like those people. they think like us. introducing the best civic sedan yet. made possible by honda. . >>>

bill patterson works for the security company. he said one of the most dangerous things you can do is trust a scalper in new orleans, especially considering this is noah rage game anybody can just get tickets to. >> first have to question yourself as to why is someone going to the open street and holding a ticket up in the air and offering it for cash for anybody walking by? it's just unusual. >> reporter: tonight at 11 our expert outlines the biggest signs a ticket is a fake and weighs in on where not to go if you are still shopping for them. abc 2news. >> thank you. two new jersey men, they are suing a subway chain claiming that the foot long subs are short. the suit accuses subway of false advertising. it comes after facebook photograph posted in australia showing a subway foot long coming up only at 11 inches. >> when you add this up overtime that comes out to 60- cents a sandwhich over the course of six years. >> the lawyers say they had sandwhichs 17 new jersey shops measured and all of them had a bite's worth missing. in re

assemblyman patterson introduced bills to make it a felony again with more time in state prison.wn made it clear california needs to reign in costs. >> everybody wants to send people to prison. nobody wants to pay for it. there is only so much money. >> i don't accept the7'7ó premi. did he we don't have the will or leadership. >> corrections department ;z population of 7500 the jump of the number of people is only 1.5%. some argue that is not enough to justify more prison spending. >> a new space mission underway tonight. >> a new kind of rover to >>> scientists say it could help unlock secrets of the universe, but we have to get there first. >> that is right. it's a story you'll see only on abc 7 news. some engineers who are hard at work on a new kind of rover. >> you'll see a hopping and tumbling motion. >> this is an early simulation of a robot that could look like this, a soccer ball covered in spikes. sanford professor calls it's a hedgehog koi. explore mars biggest moon that is about the size of san francisco bay, and >> this is thousands of times less. >> mars vofrz wheels

patterson said earlier. they're vastly outnumbered by others in the reserve bank, but mostly led by bernanke and yellen and billudley. they're so dovish i don't expect any change in fed policy. even though they probably should to protect the dollar. >>> okay, enough of that. we'll get the jobs report tomorrow. i don't think the fed is moving. now, got a brand new senator from the state of texas who's expected to be a really strong leader in the upper chamber. he is republican senator ted cruise and he joins us next up. you want to hear what he has to say. at a dry cleaner, we replaced people with a machine. what? customers didn't like it. so why do banks do it? hello? hello?! if your bank doesn't let you talk to a real person 24/7, you need an ally. hello? ally bank. your money needs an ally. >>> first up, four new republican senators were sworn in this morning as part of the new freshmen class. joining the senate is republican ted cruz. he's the first one from texas of latino descent. first of all, mr. cruz, many, many, many congratulations. >> well, thank you, larry. i'm thrilled to be here and this is a time

patterson. chief investment officer at bessemer trust. and do you even use dollars -- i mean you have a whole basket of currencies that you just carry around with you to pay for your bills much about it. on any given day is the best value, you'll use that. >> i keep some zimbabwe trillion dollar notes in my purse just in case. >> i won one on a golf course. it was worth 17.5 cents. i think. we're going to talk to you about the yen in a second. let me start with barry. erda described it like this, at the beginning of the year, the fiscal cliff gave us that bump. when it was at least kicked -- the can was kicked down the road. so on the dow, then the market sort of took a step back. but yesterday the claims number, and housing starts and some other things are starting to make it look like maybe the economy is justifying higher stock prices. is it? >> no, i think your observation is correct. i mean, clearly the most bullish case out there for the u.s. economy in 2013 is related to the housing market. and then all of the externalities that get created from that. so for example, housing related construction is down 2.3 million jobs peak to trough. we've only gotten 100,000 o