. >> ladies they say that br breakfast is the most important meal of the day, and we're looking we see howard seymour get off his bus, leaves it running, and he goes to get something to eat. after several minutes, he comes back with a soda and a bag el. the district has been trying to fire him since then. moore has been fighting that, but just recently, he did lose his job, so he is no longer behind the wheel. >> it's not like he was gone for an hour. >> it is strange that he left the bus running and the doors open. >> you can't leave the students by themselves on the bus even if there were only two students on the bus. >> i have a update on a story i brought you a long time ago. you may remember william barry walking into the courthouse, and he bypassed security, the security guard tried to wave him down, but he is deaf, and also can't speak because he is a throat cancer survivor. he did not hear the security guard trying to stop him, and that security guard drags him out the door. william barry collapses because the breathing tube in his neck dislodges. at the time, no charges were b

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deal by the deadline the ropes are cut, the doors are locked and it'sme xle$0brháierqájei(i&g$gggg($ $bre] >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. my guest tonight is president obama's former speechwriter. he left to spend more time writing for his family. please welcome jon favreau. [cheers and applause] hey, thank you so much. thanks for coming on. >> nice to be here. >> stephen: can i call you jon. >> you can call me jon. all right call me mr. colbert. >> stephen: you were outgoing writer of speeches for president obama. you worked for him as a senator and candidate. >> yes. >> stephen: how old are you? >> 31. >> stephen: you are 31 so you were working for him when you were 23. >> 23. >> stephen: and your previous job before this was -- please use the words fry station, please. >> i was a speechwriter for john kerry in his 2004 campaign. >> stephen: obama stole you. >> he didn't steal me. the campaign ended in 2004. john kerry did not win. >> stephen: what? >> spoiler alert. >> stephen: then you started working for the president? >> i did. >> stephen: were you involved in the 2004 speech

xle$0brháierqájei(i&g$gggg($ $br [cheers and applause] >> stephen: welcome back, everybody.est is a senior editor at "slate" magazine who's got a new book about bullying. it'd be a great to throw at someone please welcome emily bazelon. [cheers and applause] good to see you. thank yous for coming back. >> thanks for having me. >> stephen: as i said over there you are senior editor of "slate" magazine. i listen to slate gab fests on fridays. very relaxing to me. i listen to you. >> we're so glad to hear that. >> stephen: i've been listening you to you talk about the this book on the gab fest it's called "sticks and stones: defeating the culture of bullying and rediscovering the power of 'em pathy and character." what is 'em pathy? >> it's putting yourself in someone's shoes and imagining to be someone else and have their struggles. >> stephen: like what? >> like growing up without enough money or feelry really left out, feeling socially awkward like you don't belong. >> stephen: what does that have to do with bullying? bullies don't do that? >> one of big problems with bullie

[cheers and applause] xle$0brháierqájei(i&g$gggg($ $br [cheers and applause] >> stephen: welcome backeverybody. thank you so much. ladies and gentlemen -- nation -- [cheers and applause] nation, there is no greater friend of outer space than yours truly. so naturally, i was disappointed when nasa's budget was slashed. but, folks, there is some great news from the private sector answer. >> millionaire space tourist dennis tito wants to send two people to the red planet on a 500-day journey. >> he is convinced it will be feasible by 2018. >> we have not sent humans beyond the moon in 40 years. i've been waiting myself, and a lot of other people my age have been waiting and waiting. >> stephen: that's right. this brave entreprenuer will send two astronauts to mars for the noblest reason there is: impatience. [laughter] it reminds me of john f. kennedy's famous speech about putting a man on the moon, "we choose to go the moon not because it is easy-- but come on, it's got to be easy, right? let's just do it already. just strap a rocket to some guy's back. jeesh!" [laughter] [cheers and ap

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. >>> police officers are determined to catch the criminals and that's officer br doing in ohio.s is dash cam from his vehicle and also video from inside the patrol car. as the officer is driving he spots a car and when he does a registration check it turns out that the driver of the car he spotted has a warrant out so the officer decides to chase this driver. he comes to the red light. he stops for a brief second and doesn't want the guy to get away. he presses on the gas to pass the intersection. >> oh! >> a truck t-boned into him just seconds after he decided to go. >> does the guy have his lights and sirens on? >> the police chief said the officer did turn on the emergency lights but did not turn the sirens on and in a situation like this he was supposed to turn both onto alert the other motorists that he was about to make this move. >> how are you supposed to know that this guy is going to do this? didn't look like anybody had much of a chance to react to him just jumping out into the intersection. >> you do see the truck coming up right here. it sends the patrol car spinnin

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police think they know the driver is but are not releasing him name br they are able to notify his family. there are no obvious signs of drinking and driving but won't be able to rule that out until toxicology tests. the p.d. is doing their part of the investigation. the coroner will arrive to remove the body. it could be another 2, 2 1/2 hours before the highway is open. right now, it is shut down starting at stouffer until a block away from her. i will send it over to traffic with mike inouye. >> for surface streets heading through the south bay, monterrey highway, tully and kurt ner, the large roadways are getting very congested. if this lasts past 6:00, it will be an issue. 880, not a problem coming down into the south bay. we will give you south bay map. bob will give us updates throughout the morning as that investigation continues. the rest of the south bay moves smoothly. one crash clearing from 101. in through sunny veil and mountain view. i will check on the details. this should be clear in the next few. we'll send it back to you. >>> good morning to you. i want to point out rig

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be happyi know you will br now. you are in they dashy ter national cat haven. >>> thousands will give a last tribute to two officers. butch baker and elizabeth butler were shot during a sexual assault investigation. leslie brinkley is live at hp pavilion where tomorrow's memorial will be held.row at no >> tomorrow at noon, thousands are going to fill hp paw vol yen and perhaps to capacity of1o 18,000 to honor two officers who died in the line of duty. these flag-draped caskets were made available for those who wanted to pay their final respects to sergeant bush baker and officer elizabeth butler. both were gunned down on february 2 sickth as they will toed -- february 26th as they followed leads in an abuse case. >> this is the first time here that our local officers are and it is a terrible thing. >> i am here to pay my respects. i think due to santa cruz county, it is a good thing that people will come down and support the police officers. >> it is a big loss for our community and i am just -- everywhere i go i ca

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. >> harris: i see you're auditioning now, the br brawl, this was a mess. >> a brawl between canada and mexico, no suspensions and-- this is -- no suspensions, mexico is eliminated if canada goes on we're not going to suspend the players, turns out the united states beat canada and eliminated them, both the teams in the brawl are eliminated and u.s. advances in that decision. >> harris: you've got the job. you're here every sunday, we're lucky. >> thank you. >> harris: let's do fox fast forward, a look ahead at some the big stories this week, possibly as early as tomorrow, two of the most divisive gun control proposals from colorado democrats expanded background check requirements, and limits on ammunition magazines, those will face final votes in the state senate in colorado after marathon debates last week, both proposals passed the state house. on tuesday house budget committee chairman paul ryan, we told you earlier this hour, is expect today release his new budget plan. among the billions of dollars worth of anticipated cuts, is a full repeal of obamacare. also, on tuesday, the rom

. >> let br you answer a question, let me run you through the data.index, these four companies are projected to have the highest kpoind annual growth over the next five years. these are trieding as a multiple. switch over to value stocks that trade at relatively cheap valuation. that's primary to a lower rate. still trade at a discount to s&p, look no further, electronic arts, fiserv and qualcomm and sandisk made the list. semi conductors stocks have been one of the leading with intech and lean supply chain inventory and improving macro backdrop helps perform. >> so which is the better bet? growth stocks or value plays? joining us, aqrawal and reggie middleton. great to have you with us today. i'm going to call you what's hot and what's not. rocky, you go first. where would you place your money? >> google is always a good play. essential a tax on the entire internet ecosystem. i don't see that changing. some thought that facebook might play a bigger role, but i looked at their search product that they launched a few weeks ago and so far it's not very

. >> has macy's recognized the br quality of the merchandise. >> reporter: stewart is back in court. suing her company over a deal with jcpenney. her defense a contract loophole. quote the macy's contract is written to allow martha living stewart omnimedia to sell a broad range of products at jcpenney with no restrictions whatsoever in a store inside jcpenney. >> she wassmarried to macy's but in bed with a competitor, jcpenney's and it shows bad form. >> reporter: stewart's company is struggling losing $56 million in 2012. the shares are beaten down. and last year the hallmark channel canceled the martha stewart show. these aren't exactly salad days but neither is the insider trading case. >> i want to focus on my salad. >> reporter: now she want to recu focus on retail. you can find her wares at home depot, pet smart, staples. if she reveals, jcpenney. >> i suspect the court is going to allow jcpenney's a certain number of products that are going to go into their stores whether they're branded by martha stewart or not branded by martha stewart. >> reporter: but at what cost? >> talk

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. >> harris: i see you're auditioning now, the br brawl, this was a mess. >> a brawl between canada and mexico, no suspensions and-- this is -- no suspensions, mexico is eliminated if canada goes on we're not going to suspend the players, turns out the united states beat canada and eliminated them, both the teams in the brawl are eliminated and u.s. advances in that decision. >> harris: you've got the job. you're here every sunday, we're lucky. >> thank you. >> harris: let's do fox fast forward, a look ahead at some the big stories this week, possibly as early as tomorrow, two of the most divisive gun control proposals from colorado democrats expanded background check requirements, and limits on ammunition magazines, those will face final votes in the state senate in colorado after marathon debates last week, both proposals passed the state house. on tuesday house budget committee chairman paul ryan, we told you earlier this hour, is expect today release his new budget plan. among the billions of dollars worth of anticipated cuts, is a full repeal of obamacare. also, on tuesday, the rom

father robert barron is an n br c analyst. nice to see you. >> weather has improved since the last time. >> a little rainy when we were there. let me ask you about the style so for. he is demonstrating humility, sense of humor and those are style lis particular things. how will that translate into how he will lead the roman dat lick church? >> i think we're seeing the style. they call the preferential option for the poor. the bishops in 1968 gathered and put that forward as a defining element of the church and it was picked up by john paul the ii and i think what we heard is that the church exists preferentially for the poor and he is putting a face on that idea. that's a powerful dynamic. >> it shows a managerial style to the extent he told 230eks don't come, use the money and give it to the poor. what does that say to those that work at the vatican about the kind of boss he will be? >> quite a bit. pope benedict says itty advantage lies, worships god and takes care of the poor. if that's one of the top priorities of the chur

builders themselves are going to face some tough times the next few months from an economic per spekt bre, of course, from you. >> yes. there will be some bumps along the road. i think that the optimistic attitude both the market and the home builders are showing is correct and i think it will continue. i expect to see a significant increase in housing starts this year. but along the way, we're going to see these detours, if you will, these little bumps in the road as we try to rebuild the whole sector. cheryl: david, always good to see you. you and jerry are always great to speak about what's happening with home builders and we're following the stocks. thank you. >> thanks. good to be here. cheryl: let's switch gears for a second and talk about commodities. gas hitting a 17-month high today. we'll have bill and how you can cash in on the contract. big news today. and then tax pain. we kick off our week long series on what promises to be the most challenging tax season ever for many of you. scott from the tax foundation is here on your tax tips for 2012 and 2013. he's got a lot of great

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that's br >> anna: that's breaking and entering right there.eaking and entering. >> duke: i decided to use this opportunity to my advantage. >> anna: uh-huh. oh. what? you tried to put one over on tracy quartermaine? >> duke: yes, i did. and tracy put one over on me. >> luke: what ever made you think giving lavery a suitcase full of phony cash was a good idea? >> tracy: better question -- why do you care what happens to duke lavery? >> luke: i don't care about him, baby! i care about you! >> tracy: oh, well, i'm fine -- soon to be a lot better when my revenge is complete. >> luke: all right, let's think about this for a minute. lavery wants nothing more than to get close to our fair police commissioner. aren't you worried that he's gonna tell anna where he got that cash? >> tracy: no, because then he's gonna have to explain how he got a briefcase full of big bills! everybody knows you don't get one of those for being nice. >> luke: what if he decides to come clean? women love that. >> tracy: well, i guess i'm just gonna have to cross that bridg

improved transit, and it's now turned into a vision for regional transit authority with potentially four br corridors, and it's the right investment. they have the capacity, they have the lanes, and it's very affordable. so i think the future's wright. wright -- bright. >> thanks. questions from the audience. okay. let me turn back to anne briefly. truck parking. >> yeah. >> it's a large and growing issue particularly as we're going to dump 13,000 of them on the streets. given the convergence of demands of just in time delivery, requirements of hours of service regulation and the protected increase in truck freight traffic, what is fmcsa doing to deal with these issues and coordinating with other modes? >> yeah. the simple answer as to what are we doing? not enough. there's a current project underway that fmcsa has worked on for many years with highways to identify, to the use technologies to identify available spaces as a truck is moving down the roadway. but most of you are in regions where this just will never be sufficient space. so whether we can identify if they're available or not, i

he is talkins hoping to talk to the br owner. there is not much of a description of the suspect.se and as more details coming will keep you updated. >> here is a look at the room memorial for a santa rosa boy was killed off following a race car accident on saturday. friends and family of 14 year-old marcus johnson have been stopping by the moral outside his family's muffler shop. police say the boy was one of the two people killed when a race car sped out of control during a warm-up lap on a racetrack in yuba county in marysville. >> 68 year-old dale wondergem was also killed. >> authorities said the boy is a cousin of the driver of the race car was not injured. >> in petaluma please respond to a string of alcohol-related accidents over the weekend and made for arrest. the first-class cabin saturday night around 6 a meeting at pelham boulevard in washington street. >> a 22 year-old was arrested. a second crash happened on whether drive in west haven way, a 17 year- old arrested in the incident. >> and a third incident happened early sunday morning near sutter st., and a 19 year-o

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we have a storm system coming out of southern california br g bringing rain there.ore wet weather making its way out of the northeast. look for party cloudy skies. >>> 8:06 now. don't you just love our neck of the woods? what a beautiful start to the day, alcatraz, you can see a couple mariners out there enjoying. calm conditions. those winds will pick up. storm system moving out. high pressure building in. 57 in fremont, 57 on the way for san francisco, climbing into the 70s by sunday. then the mid-70s a couple isolated 80s on the way for next week. chance for rain friday of next week. >> and that's your latest weather. >> al thanks, coming up next, a health scare for kelly osbourne and a first for emma stone and ryan reynolds. and today's top clicks. the hottest online videos of the week, but first these messages. more than two years ago, the people of bp made a commitment to the gulf. and every day since, we've worked hard to keep it. today, the beaches and gulf are open for everyone to enjoy. we've shared what we've learned, so we can all produce energy more saf

the reality is i wanted a big br deal in december of 2011 than what was being offered. >> you voted againstone who voted for it that's happy about their vote now. it's easy for me to monday morning quarterback. i was in conference. lots of guys were concerned about the defense cuts, you know. i think in fairness to them, no one thought that you and i would be having this conversation. we thought the so-called super committee would come up with a remedy. why we thought that, i don't know because washington is not proving to be very successful at coming up with big remedies. were they wrong? in hindsight, yes, they were wrong. but hindsight usually is a lot better than foresight. >> i want to get your take on something that former press secretary robert gibbs said about the drone program this week. take a listen he to secretary gibbs. >> when i went through the process of becoming press secretary, one of the things -- one of the first things they told me was you're not even to acknowledge the drone program. you're not even to discuss that it exists. >> now, critics have come out and said wher

host: again, we are talking to robert puentes, the brooking brs institute senior fellow, and brian mckenzies the journey to work and migration statistics analyst. let's take a taller --caller. bob, what are your thoughts? caller: i used to travel 59 miles back and forth. i mean, one way. 59 miles. i moved to the country, and i'm sure other people have, because they were tired of the gang problem in the suburbs and city. they are talking about gun control, which is another issue i know we don't want to get into here, but it upsets me that they want to take things away from the people, and the people are moving out farther and farther to get away. host: was it a quality-of-life issue, even if you had to had a -- you have a long commute? caller: ethically. i enjoy living in the country. my closest neighbor is a quarter-mile a way. aroundgone, everybody here watches for everybody else's property. we just don't have the crime like they do in the city. i am going to touch on the gun- control issue because that is part of the reason that people are leaving the city is because of the gangs. you can

the bill says there is no registration and no confiscation but already br than that we have a track record of history. we have the system that's been used when you go to fll being implemented for gun shows and other types of tractions. not a wit, not a wick has anyone including the nra or maybe some of the groups further to the right have they said this is a system of registration. they are not opposing. i don't see them trying to repeal the brady law because it's going to lead to registration. we dodown the same reporting system for guns that are bought at an fll and we do it for gun shows and the sales of guns on internet. now i'm working on compromise with my colleagues as i told you. they have the same concerns you do on family exceptions, on training, on lost and stolen guns and i'm sure we can work those out although law enforcement would prefer we not. it's sad, ripingt after newtown there was a view that maybe the right place that we could all come together on was background checks because background checks unlike some of the other proposals here which i support do not interfere wi