if we did it in albany, we can do it in buffalo. we believe in buffalo. let's put our money where our mouth is. we're ready to invest $1 billion in an economic development package for the city of buffalo to bring business back to buffalo. it's gone on for too long! it's going to stop today. that is a big "b," standing for buffalo and standing for billion. we're going to work with the regional councils, which have been a great success and the buffalo regional council is working very well to create thousands of jobs, attract companies internationally or nationally, and we will put together an economic development package that works for that cluster economy. we believe our 1 billion can leverage at least $5 billion in economic activity. last year we got serious about economic development all across the board. and we had a two-part strategy. we had a macro top down strategy. new york open for business. where new york state sets the template, sets the table and a microbottom up strategy in the regional councils. it's worked very well. the regional councils hav

i'm talking about buffalo. as in buffalo wild wings, not to be confused with the totally non champion buffalo bills. this stock was born to be wild. they are $12 higher today. 70% move in one day and not a takeover. yet last night cramer fave buffalow wild wings reported a better than expected quarter. said that the beer and wings turns out the only chickens here were the analysts that down graded the stock before the results. they proved they can triumph over higher wing costs. these costs hurt the competition more. the quarter was blazing hot, like their sauces. bwld delivered a earning with revenue coming in higher. bullish commentary and super bowl sunday guests ate 7.7 million wings. buffalo wild wings is giving you a 54% gain since last year, but with the the nba back in action and march madness around the corner, the stock will erupt. do not take my word for it. let's go to sally smith, the ceo of buffalo wild wings, and hear more about the quarter and the prospects. welcome back. >> thanks for having me

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the warm winter forces buffalo, of all places, to opt for manmade snow. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> hello and good morning. i'm lynn berry, and today we begin with the show going on. with the music world still reeling after the weekend's tragic death of pop star whitney houston, last night at the grammy music awards they paid tribute to the singer while not far away the investigation of her death continued. nbc's mark barger reports. >> reporter: they honored whitney houston. >> it's a tragedy. we're at a loss for words. we both feel like she was family and like we lost one of our own. >> reporter: the grammys acted quickly to include a tribute by singer jennifer hudson. >> i was too nervous to speak to her, but i literally wanted to rub my shoulder against hers just to say i rubbed shoulders with whitney houston. >> reporter: even as the singer's memory was honored an autopsy was completed but the l.a. core nr's office says the official cause of death is weeks away pending a toxicology report. >> we won't make a final determination

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a strange policy in place for 40 years in buffalo, new york.chers have a rider in the contract that lets them get face lifts, nose job, breast augmentation, all covered and when they go under the knife, the taxpayers are the ones footing the bill. raising eyebrows, figuratively and literally. rool r. >> reporter: this buffalo plastic surgeon has a lot of happy patients. >> let's say i was a woman who weighed over 300 pounds and lost maybe 150 to 160 pounds. >> reporter: indeed, that's what happened to valerie schoolteacher. it's not the results that make her happy, the sweet deal she gets. the sweet deal all the 3400 teachers in buffalo are eligible to get under one of their insurance plan options, they're billed nothing for any plastic surgery procedures, such as botox, liposuction, tummy tucks and there is no deductible. linda teaches second grade and says she gets regular treatments. >> i think it's great for us. i wouldn't want to see it taken away. >> reporter: dr. bangoo has been a plastic surgeon in buffalo for 0 years. >> i feel the tea

but not if you live in buffalo, new york.ast 40 years, teachers there have been getting this hollywood star treatment on the taxpayers' dime. last year, the district spent almost $6 million on facelifts, breast implants, a lot of nip/tucks going on there. so should teachers get free plastic surgery paid for by taxpayers? share your thoughts at facebook.com/suzannecnn. we'll read more of your comments later this hour. >>> and nasa launched a rocket more than the 200 miles into the air, into the middle of one of those gorgeous northern lights displays. chad myers joins us with some of those awesome pictures. >> yeah. went up the 200 miles, it split in half, two sensors came out, one finding magnetic fields, one finding ions, and why? why do we care what's up there? because that's where our satellites live, right? our satellites are up in space and they're become bombarded by these light, by these things coming out of the sun, by charged particles, plasma, by a solar flare, whether it's x-rays or coronal mass injections. they sh

you won't believe what teachers in buffalo, new york, get free of charge. dime. they're running a $42.8 million deficit in that school district. >>> also, he is known for being tough on immigration, but the guy whose face is fuzzed out says yes, his ex boyfriend, the arizona sheriff tried to deport him and it was all because of a lover's spat. the sheriff responding to the charges and doing it in an exclusive interview with cnn. you'll see some of it coming up. you ready? we wanna be our brother's keeper. what's number two we wanna do? bring it up to 90 decatherms. how bout ya, joe? let's go ahead and bring it online. attention on site, attention on site. now starting unit nine. some of the world's cleanest gas turbines are now powering some of america's biggest cities. siemens. answers. i like yoplait. it is yoplait. but you said it was greek. mmhmm. so is it greek or is it yoplait? exactly. okay... [ female announcer ] yoplait. it is so greek. your doctor will say get smart about your weight. that's why there's new glucerna hunger smart shakes. they have

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the unique situation with respect to buffalo is that, well it's buffalo. but also toronto is close, and niagra falls, a destination for more than eight million people all over the world, the power company is in that area that produces the largest, cleanest power in all of the community. so it's important that the department consider allowing the communities, the resources they need to sustain the capabilities that they have established under this program. i want to echo on something, and that is the threat of hezbollah. they are a shia group committed to violent jihad. they have a presence that is growing in the 20-country region of latin america and they have a presence in at least 15 american cities. four major cities in canada as well. you indicated in response to the chairman that you were working with the fbi and the intelligence community. we have had previous hearings here where expert witnesses had said that we should not be all that concerned because hezbollah's presence in the western hemisphere is limited to fundraising activity. i do not see th

that's from buffalo to new york city five times. we're going to finance upgrades to 90 municipal water systems, improve 48 state parks and historic sites that are visited by 47 million people per year. and hurricane irene and storm lee repair 114 flood control projects all across this state. we need power to power our economic growth. let's build an energy highway system that doesn't exist now. we have supply of power in northern new york. quebec. we have power supply in western new york. we have a tremendous need for power in downstate new york. let's connect the dots. let's connect the supply dots to the need. what eisenhower did the '50s by building an interstate system is what this energy highway can be to the next generation. if we want the state to develop and we need the jobs and we need the businesses, we're going to need the power and this is the way we're going to do it. the state can master plan a system and issue an rfp will allow private sector companies to come in to bid it and build it. we believe they will finance it

to a story in buffalo, new york.t the de's annual winter felt, organizers had to bring in huge blocks of ice and shave them to make snow. buffalo should not need any more artificial snow because the forecast calls for 6-8 inches of the real thing this weekend. it is surprising. >> absolutely. a nor'easter developing off the atlantic. it started cranking up a little too late for us. we still have some snow going on here. take a look at the radar. this is probably the last ample spread everything has moved out to sea and is rotating around the backside of the low pressure. some snow showers this evening for the next hour or two -- hour or two. more on that in a minute. accumulations from this will be minor. the wind is blowing around 321 degrees with the high today at the airport. inner harbor, a high of 43. current ratings are 24 at the airport and 28 at the inner harbor. by the way, these current readings -- subtracted by 10 degrees. with that wind, it feels colder. liquid moisture fell overnight. at the airport, it

one confirmed dead in buffalo. a dozen injured there as well. according to the national weather service, tornado blew through around 1:25 this morning central time. that's about 2:25 our time here and one thing to note is that branson in proximity is about

those the master the horse like no other tried because that is where the buffalo were. over 150 years the comanche's essentially use their unbelievable mastery of the course to challenge as they went south nearly exterminated the apaches eventually gaining what they wanted which was the south plains which is where the buffalo were. that is where the parker's plucked that little house right on the edge of that. pretty good idea. this is where they built the frontier paradise and the chain of events, i am sorry. one more thing that is really interesting about where they put the house. if you look at america before columbus the entire east coast was one dense grimm brothers forest. it was dense. dense. slipped from the east coast about the 98th meridian. right through the middle of texas right from san antonio in dallas and essentially it was bazaar's you have a culture in the east was the culture of the woods based on timber, land, water. when you got past the tree-lined this is a terrifying moment. no trees to build houses. no water. all of that happened right there so i

. >>> thousands of teachers face layoffs and teachers in buffalo new york are getting nose jobs. all on the taxpayer's dimes. all of 3400 teachers are eligible to get plastic surgery. they are build nothing for it. buffalo schools spent $6 million on plastic surgery last year. >>> not exactly a ranking that most people want to see in a tourism brochure. houston is one of the fattest cities. magazine says the hot weather and long commutes contribute to the widening waistlines and the city with the most fast food restaurants. baltimore is number 8. >>> new programs getting rid of embarrassments of buying condoms for teens. >> instead of going to a store, order them through the mail. this is available for teenagers in several california counties. >> they can get them by mail for free under a brand new program supported by health officials and aimed at reducing pregnancy and stds. the project allows 12-19 year olds the ability to order condoms. >> they are mailed in a nondescript yellow envelope. we want to know what you think. should teenagers be able to get condoms in the mail? hea

teachers in buffalo, new york, are getting lie pow, all on -- lipo, all on the taxpayers dime. they are eligible to get plastic surgeon under the insurance options. botox, liposuction, tummy tucks and there's no deductible. last year buffalo schools spent $5.9 million on plastic surgery and the school is facing a $42 million deficit in next year's budget. >>> slick roads continue to playing areas of the south and that's what caused a police officer in north carolina to crash into two other cars. that is what happened after that crash. >>> an interactive video game is all the rage with kids and some of their parents. why taking a swing may have you landing in the doctor's office. >>> a hit and run in pennsylvania. the driver is accused of hitting a girl on her bike, then speeding away. it was caught on surveillance in fill's park -- philadelphia's park side section. it threw the 9-year-old from her bike. she suffered minor bums and because -- bruises. >>> the search is on for a hit-and-run driver. he ran down two machine with his car. it was caught on tape. the suspect left the

valluerie is a buffalo teacher. valerie, thanks for talking with us.tter blowing up yesterday. people were all over. some people thought it was -- they were horrified by the fact that teachers like you get this opportunity on your insurance. other people thought it was crazy that we were doing this story at all. tell me why you think this is a good thing, that you think it's good that this is offered to teachers in buffalo? >> i think everybody has a choice. teachers have an opportunity to choose from many plans. people need what they need. people deserve to be happy. we need to look past point of cosmetic surgery. i think that, you know, sometimes people's spirits are fracture and they try to figure out a way to heal. it's more about the inside than the out. >> your plastic surgery was not -- i think the 90% of surgeries are done are cosmetic like botox and laser hair removal and skin regeneration. that was not the case with you. tell me about your plastic surgery. >> well, in terms of the medical care i received, i don't really know exactly what your

here on buffalo wild wings.pite higher costs. and gross margins declining slightly to 72.9%. take a look at that reaction in the stock. the prices for wings is at report highed. >> you think that would hurt them? >> yeah. >> but they're going to raise prices and they're keeping their margins and growing overseas. again, this isn't apple. these guys are trading at 30 times earnings. after this pop in the stock, it's probably 35 times earnings. so i would never chase this kind of a stock, but that's not what i do. >> also 15% short interest. got animals like pete and john that go there -- >> i love that. >> probably whey why they don't -- i don't think they have all you can eat. >> it's a minnesota company. can't chase it here. the short's going to get squeezed tomorrow. big volume day. short-term shorted but not get in tomorrow, no. >> mike khouw, thoughts on panera or buffalo wild wing bs? >> kwae, really both markets are agreeing with guy here. stretched from seeing a lot of put activity. it's out of the money

and i. 80 from buffalo to cleveland. wet on i. 75 from atlanta to knoxville. >>> if you're flying today, a few airport delays possible in atlanta and detroit. >>> well, the grisly search continues today in northern california for more human remains left behind by pair of serial killers. >> investigators combing through a well have found over 300 bones. a bounty hunter paid death row inmate leslie shermantine where to find the bodies. >> in this particular well, i don't know that there's any more than a couple i do believe in the other well further east there's as many as a dozen. >> shermantine and lauren herzog were convicted. >>> former penn state a sis tant coach jerry sandusky is relieved and pleased he'll be able to spend time with his grandchildren. a pennsylvania judge granted his request for supervised visits. the judge denied the request that jurors be brought in from outside the penn state area. the judge did allow him to step outside. >>> hugh hefner's son was arrested for hitting his girlfriend, a play mait.

last year, the buffalo school spent $5.9 million on plastic surgeries all while the board of education is projecting a $42 million deficit in next year's budget. >> identify another district that has cosmetic writers for teacher. >> all they have to do is come to the table and negotiate with us. >> the police and firefighters in buffalo have similar plastic surgery programs. however, those departments are not facing the same financial pressures as the school system. fully funded plastic surgery, shouldn't the teacher be willing to pay for part of the cost? especially when it's their budget. weigh in at mcginty's mail bag. >>> all right, so much for winter. a midweek warmup is bringing spring-like temperatures our way. i'll give you a hint, you may need some short sleeves. but first, the party is rocking on bourbon street. we take a trip to the big easy. it's the final day of mardi gras. this is the next best thing. >>> we are one week out from the next two presidential primaries. a new poll shows rick santorum growing his lead in the race for the republican nomination. according to the

the warm winter forces buffalo, of all places, to opt for manmade snow. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> hello and good morning. welcome to our viewers across the nation, including the pacific time zone. i'm lynn berry, and today we begin with the show going on. with the music world still reeling after the weekend's tragic death of pop superstar whitney houston, last night at the annual grammy awards, the industry paid tribute to the singer, while not far away the investigation into the cause of her death continued. nbc's jinah kim joins us with the latest. >> reporter: good morning. the befrl hills police department has put a stop on this investigation, meaning we won't get information for weeks, if not months. meanwhile, as you said, some of the biggest names in music made it very clear at the grammy show last night that she will be missed. >> i just want to say to whitney up in heaven, we all love you, whitney houston. >> reporter: music's biggest awards night turned into an impromptu tribute to whitney houston. songs and photos of the

northwest live buffalo grove >> i thought i would get through february without snowfall live shots here i am driving north-northwest suburbs getting worse for the north we drove. starting out waukegan. heavy wet snow fall doing its best to blanket roads and sidewalks temperatures on the ground keeping it from sticking to much doing more salt and then plowing pedestrians not too much trouble people we spoke with using words to describe it is no fault >> watching late in the season should have had this to months ago. ready for spring >> buffalo grove hit or miss for much of the night heavy snowfall did not stick on many roads suburban plows are busy assaulting to make sure it stays that way through morning rush- hour. no serious complaints >> not too bad. how fast were you going? did not stop this couple celebrating 12th wedding anniversary >> started out could be a big deal. not too bad definitely let we have seen worse >> working from home today >> sticky steltz made for good play drivers hopeful decisions will be okay morning commute into the city >> not too bad take your time leave en

now, we have the buffalo, 3400 teachers who now can get plastic surgery of any kind, but botox, boobcan have it covered by insurance which is essentially subsidized by the taxpayers. >> you want to keep the kids, you don't want ugly teachers. [ laughter ] >> you want to get their attention. >> monica: this is about keeping kids in school. >> then you run into problems. thing starts leaking and one going this way and it's all kind of stuff. >> leaving the classroom. >> i'm pretty sure that it's no child left behind, not no teacher's behind. >> monica: that was a key detail. >> this is holdover from back in the '70s when nobody got plastic surgery for fun, teachers negotiated this. it's been held over. actually, the teachers union wants to get rid of it, they think it's ridiculous but the district won't come to the table to renegotiate the table. >> it's all about the negotiation of the contract. anybody that negotiated it, trump would say, you're fired. it's ridiculous. no public sector employer could afford something like this. public unions should not be entity to these benefits. it

buffalo wild wings is testing out the tablet in minneapolis. customers can order food and drinks and while they're waiting jump on to facebook or twitter. buffalo he wild wings hasn't decided whether to let customers pay with the ipad, although the device is equipped with a card reader. the chain may also want to include extra wet naps on the table as the ipads don't include protective screens and the waiters have to wipe them down after every use. that's it. back to you. >> all right, jackie, like to keep things clean. appreciate it. >> i'll use my own ipad, thank you very much. >>> we've gotten rain this week, but we need a lot more to catch up for the past year. this is what it looked like at donor summit. normally this time of year, it's the driest ever recorded there. right now there's only a foot of snow on the ground. way below the average of 69 inches of snow pack from the years past. as far the total snowfall this year, donor summit has only seen 89 inches. the average for the year is more than 200. but i always talk to christina loren

. >> let's start in buffalo, new york. a charming three bedroom, 1.5 bath home on the market for $149,000. >> you got it. buffalo is on lake erie. just 26 miles from niagara falls. >> niagara falls! >> i love it there. but it's home to the buffalo chicken wing, the first one was made there, named after it. people like cape cod style homes and this three bedroom is a picture perfect one with a clean curved walkway and white shutters. a great example of what curb appeal ought to look like. the only thing wrong with the house is it has only one and a half baths but has plenty of room for a second. the living room has wood floors, crown moldings and french doors leading to a sunny office. the white kitchen has corian counters. a nice touch there. the formal dining room has crown moldings and chair rails along with plenty of light from two large windows. there is a hedge bordered patio out back with mature trees for a great sense of privacy. the hedge is a nice idea. >> very nice. to texas. a city called texarkana named after t

federal and local governments are tightening their belts because there's a policy in buffalo that islic teachers to get all kinds of cosmetic plastic surgery for free. kyra eigel from our buffalo station wkbw has more. >> reporter: from botox to chemical peels, facelifts to laser hair removal, it's all covered under a cosmetic rider for buffalo school district employees, and it's costing you $5.9 million a year. about 17,000 current and retired employees are covered. >> there's only about 6% that are actually using the rider. so it's about 1,200 that are spending this $5.9 million. within that we do have what we call kind of high-cost users. there's about 60 that are spending over $2.5 million. they're spending over $30,000 each. >> reporter: with the district facing a $43 million deficit, administrators say benefits like this are simply unsustainable. >> when this was done many years ago, we were under a very, very different reality, a different political environment, also very different when it came to our funding sources. >> reporter: the buffalo teachers federation and the distri

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she was in san francisco in 1986 to open the buffalo exchange limited store, and in the 13 years she worked for buffalo exchange, tennis district manager, she held her open the company from four to 11 stores. in 2009, the mayor appointed her as executive director to the office of small businesses. next, we have the ceo of opportunity funds. he has combined his background as a community organizer with an education from stanford to develop an innovative, not-for- profit financial incision that uses market principles to affect systemic change. it operates one of the nation's largest individual development, programs, a leading provider of micro loans in california, and has a robust community real estate finance unit. next, we have the ceo of ne community federal credit union. since 1988, she has been the ceo of northwest community federal credit union. under her watch, the credit union group to over 1600 members. it has become the national model for institutions seeking to provide financial education and banking services to the low- income communities. last but not least, we have our con

buffalo shouldn't need any artificial snow.orecast calls for 3 to 6 inches of the real thing this weekend. >> now, your plus plus with meteorologist ava marie. >> well, the baltimore metro area waking up snow-free this morning. quite chilly out there. 23 at b.w.i. 26 at the inner harbor. 8 milings an hour. gusts up to 24. we have some clouds out there, though. down along the eastern shore, those have been pushing off. more clouds toward western maryland. these will clear out later into the afternoon, but some cold air is coming in from the north and west behind our latest storm system. that storm system brings snow to maryland, mainly up toward the maryland-pennsylvania line in places of carroll county and manchester had 4 inches. if you want to go sledding, that's the place to go today. most of the state is waking up to snow-free ground. the cold air is coming in from the north and west kicking up lake-effect snows in lie high and cleveland. although the rest of the country is basically snow-free now. high pressure in control