actor dean cain called out moore and rogan in a tweet causing alec baldwin to attack mr. cain.played superman last night about his relationship with the late chris kyle. >> so, mr. cain, you knew chris kyle personally, right? >> yi, chris and i were on a television show on abc stripes. we paired up and strained each other six weeks on all sorts of weapons and jumping out of helicopters and all sorts of things and became very very good friends. >> when you heard seth rogan and michael moore say bad things about mr. kyle it was personal to you? >> there is a best of your knowledge the of us that stay in touch. all the priives sent me a text and showed me the tweet. i was just angry at that my first reaction was anger. just like if you insulted my brother. and almost like we were standing in a playground i sent back a tweet very quickly and surprised at the reaction it's gotten. i was defending a friend of mine who wasn't there. and i was a little ticked off. >> sure. but i mean when celebrities get involved with back and forth, tweeting stuff. you know, you say you want to whack

from launching an investigation into whether cain should be charged. the state's highest court will hear cain's challenge to the legality and the prosecutor involved in the case. yesterday you'll recall court records were released that showed a grand jury recommended cain be charged with perjury, false swearing and other charges and cain insists she's innocent. >>> pack up and go that's the message more than a dozen local business owners say they got from their landlord. >>> this summer the flower town farmer's market will close its doors and now 14 business owners say they have no choice but to shut down and try to move on. nbc's 10's deanna durante is live at the farmers market in springfield township. >> you talked to the vendors and the future for them is really uncertain right now. >> reporter: for some of them it is. it's an emotional day. ruth's bakery have been run by the same family. they cater weddings and graduation parties. >> they raised their entire family and paid for college and the middle eastern food stand here is the longest-running

cain.ed superman last night about his relationship with the late chris kyle. you knew chris kyle personally right? >> yes, we were partnered up for about six weeks on all kinds of weapons and jumping out of helicopters and all kinds of things and became very, very good friends. >> so when you heard seth rogan and michael moore say bad things about mr. kyle, it was personal to you? >> yeah. there's a bunch of us that stay in touch, all the operatives and such, and someone sent me a text and got my attention and showed me the tweet and i was just angry at that. my first reaction was anger, just like if you insulted my brother. almost as if we were standing on a playground, i sent back a tweet very quickly, and i'll say surprised at the reaction it's gotten. but i was defending a friend of mine who wasn't there, and i was a little ticked off. >> sure. but i mean when celebrities get involved with back and forth tweeting stuff you know you say you want to whack rogan and really reply back to yo

the first person i have is john cain from [speaker not understood]. is he still here? >>> hi commissioners. monique. my name is john cain owner of [speaker not understood] restaurant pier 28-1/2, one of the closest restaurants to this project and i'm here to strongly support this project. i think the restaurant is a great idea there. i'm from the school of restaurants more is better. i think the more people that come down there, especially during that window of two-hour before the game, two-hour after the game is a great opportunity for more people to feel comfortable walking down towards bart or any other form of public transit to get to the game. and then the special events opportunities here is great for the whole neighborhood i think. our biggest weekend ever were this last world series, this past fleet week and with america's cup last year. and i think this is an opportunity for those kind of events to bring greater impact into the neighborhood. i strongly support the plan and urge you to approve it. thank you. >> any other public comment? seeing none, public comm

tanner walks with cain.dy that sees the big foot suit with the taser will think, he can't run after us because he's walking with cain. but it's a double cross prank. >> he has no idea. everybody's going to jump on top of him. >> he thinks lease going to act like tanner but they're going to double cross him and pile on him. but they all pile on top of poor old josh who realizes at this point he's been double crossed and getting zapped like crazy with a taser. >> t >> that's it for "right this minute," everybody. >>> a cattle truck is making a haul and it looks look a very simple drive. >> how all of that changes in a heartbeat. >> [ bleep ]. >> a worker's showing off his skills. >> crocodile farm. >> why not everybody enjoyed the show. >>> a pilot make as video of -- >> many things he did wrong. >> what he's trying to help other paragliders avoid. >> whoa. [ bleep ]. >> plus a sharp dog getting his groom on. >>> and first came sailor moon

political analyst melissa griffen cain says it was the first time he shared a story during a state of the state speech. he talked about sitting through a speech when his father was governor. that was brown's attempt at cementing his legacy. the beg headline, he wants public employees to pre-fund employee healthcare. it's a $72 billion problem for the state. no wonder it got an applause from the crowd. >> i intend to ask our state employees to help start prefunding our retiree health obligations, which are rising rapidly [ applause ] >> why do you think that got such a big applause? >> because this is such a big part of the wall of debt. we talk about california's unfunded liability. this is the heart of it. >> reporter: as the trade tax increases, the costs at the gas pump, the governor want us to think long term. lofty goals that won't get done during his fourth term. he wants to set new goals for 2030 and beyond, like further increasing renewable electricity use to 50% and reducing petroleum use in vehicles by half. griffen cain says this is another way to implement a plan for the g

cain said he wouldn't be surprised to see arnold schwarzenegger's name on the ballot. whoever makes the run will likely be facing a very expensive race. some political experts already predicting the campaign to cost upwards of $1 billion. reporting in the newsroom michelle roberts, back to you. >> thank you. this from president obama, "barbara boxer is more than a senator, she's an institution." before boxer made the announcement, she called senator dianne feinstein, who she served alongside with in congress for decades. feinstein said boxer's family life played a key role. >> she has always shared the credit, she's always tried to help people succeed with their ideas. she's reached across the aisle. her leaving would be a great loss. >> there, obviously, representative pelosi as well. house minority leader pelosi called senator boxer one of the most unselfish politicians she's ever known. pelosi also called boxer a champion for california and the entire country. for many this announcement was a surprise but was it really? coming up tonight at 6:00, our political analy

have been in recess for a while but getting all of the permit officers together and having director cain staff there and as well, when they are available and the next phase is going to be start meeting again with the city enforcement and putting that team back together and you hit the nail on the head and there is no reason to reenvept the wheel and if we have a solution, it is effective and reasonable, and it is consistent with city practices. why try to reenvent it and possibly go down a wrong path and so it is that kiebd of dialogue that we need to get on track with and that will be happening right after the holidays. >> thank you. >> excellent. >> thank you. >> great, thank you so much. >> it there any public comment on this conversation that we just had with the police. >> i don't see any, the public comment is closed. and we will move right on to item five which is a discussion about the limited live performance permits in the western soma and i don't know if it was commissioner hyde or director james if you want to kick it off. >> well, right back to mr. hyde, but we are here to h

general jack cain is joining us. see you, sir. >> glad to be here. >> first your reaction to the latest news coming out of israel that they've isolated their attack cell in that country. >> clearly isis is on the move. in syria it's gained territory in just the last six months. they clearly have designs on the gulf space as well and clearly israel is a state they want to destroy. it's not an immediate objective for them but they began two years ago undermining iraq and they began two and a half years ago undermining syria before they lost a serious attack against them. so this is probably a strategy to put cells in and start causing trouble. >> one other bit of breaking news i want to get your reaction to. isis apparently released 200 elderly and sick yazitis on saturday. that's the first time we've seen any inch of compassion if it was compassion on the part of isis. what do you make of that? >> i don't know what their motivation is. let's take it at face value. they were too difficult to take care of and they didn'

he discusses the book with susan cain author of the bestseller the power of introverts in the world but can't stop talking. >> i love this book. it was fascinating. and it's actually a book that grapples with pretty complex ideas so can we start with just laying out the basic thesis? is the first part is why do groups fail and the second is how can groups do better and on failure there's been about 30 so we might make investment errors we might make errors in our choice of consumer fallout, we might make errors in what we are scared of what obscure. there's also been a bit of research that hasn't been really pulled together on how the groups either aggravate or reduce the problems of individuals and that actually is a huge improvement over the idea of the groupthink that is in the popular consciousness now. groupthink means groups often suppress the individual ideas and creativity of their members and that is a problem. but to figure out what actually lies behind groupthink what are the specifics that make it happen that is something we have made a lot of progress for the last decade an

gus si had broken his ankle and he had a cain. it was all about labor and pension fund. it was as tough a meeting. i'm sitting in the room thinking what have i gotten myself into and gus is pounding a cain you are not going to do this and that. unfortunately that was a symbol of what was to happen for the next 25 years. >> what was? tell me what you learned about baseball from that meeting in terms of what the conflict was what the challenge was what you didn't know about the way baseball was run? >> i thought i knew a lot. but i realized that day the relationship between the players and the owners was very badly strained. the yuan i don't know had been formed -- union had been formed in 1966 and the owners resented a fact there was a union. there was a lot to say about that. it was a painful moment that didn't go away for a long time, two and a half decades. we had eight work stoppages in my career. my mentor was a man john from detroit who was a wonderful man, a visionary who did great things. he took me under his wing from the start. on that day i had known him a litt

. >> find out how citizen cain is coming s. >> good evening again.n this half hour with falling gas prices. have you been to thpump lately. >> the afternoon price in san francisco is 2.70 for unleaded but you can find station signature at 2.14 in san jose. >> a year ago the average price was 3.70 a gallon. tonight there is new hope that the national afternoon will dip below the 2 dollar mark as early as this coming wean. >> rebecca now on what it means for your family budget tonight. so many of you. >> gas is 1.63. >>reporter: gas below 2 dollars across the country. >> we spend 75 dollars in each of the car to blow 50 dollars. >> gas prices are so good right now we were able to afford a vacation this year. >>reporter: americans now spending nearly 2 and a half billion dollars less every week on gasoline that than they did this time last year that's 1100 dollars in savings a year for the typical family. >> tonight vermont alaska and hawaii the only state left in the country without at least one station selling sub 2 dollar gas. >> prices now dropped 1

"help me out dean cain, what branch of the service were you in and where did you serve?"g us live this morning. dean cain. >> hi, good morning. >> hi, good morning, guys. >> you take the high road out of all this. how do you respond to alec baldwin? >> well my response to alec baldwin was no response at all. that's ridiculous what he said in that instance really requires no response. so i didn't say anything. i spoke, i said some things to seth rogen and said some things to michael moore but that's it, one tweet for each and alec baldwin, it doesn't require a response. >> dean, why do you think it is that this movie -- there have been other movies made about the war in iraq the war in afghanistan, why do you think this story specifically has people in hollywood on the left so worked up? >> you know i don't know if it people are all on the left in hollywood worked up. i really don't know the answer. i can only speak to what i know and i think people are having a problem with it because chris is considered such an american hero and his job was to kill bad guys and they don'

what the grand jury says it found about leaks that cain herself says didn't exist. >>> this is nbc 10 breaking news. >>> we have new information about breaking news from philadelphia international airport. sky force 10 is live over the scene right now. nbc 10 has learned it was a u.s. airways flight that led to a total ground stop. the pilot alerted the tower that the plane's brakes locked but then they unlocked and made a normal landing. there was some exterior light smoke from the brakes and the plane landed normally and passengers exited at their normal break. the ground stop is expected to be lifted any moment now. >> right now, rolling the dice on how to save atlantic city and the city by the sea has lost a third of its casinos and thousands of jobs and now the state is stepping in and some call it a takeover. nbc 10 jersey bureau reporter ted greenberg is live in atlantic city. it's a bold move by governor chris christie. >> reporter: we've been telling you for months about various atlantic city rescue plans crafted by state lawmaker but today the governor said he can't wait any

now this is a special cain. there is only one like it in the world, and that's the one that kids in the orthopedic ward at bethesda made for p.x. kelley. and i treasure it. so anyhow. let's get down to business. i understand we have some of the dwight d. eisenhower people here today. is that correct? are they here? they were supposed to be. let me get my -- all people like me have to have notes so we know what the hell we're talking about. so let me get my notes out first and then i can sort of make some common sense. see if i can get them organized, i'm not sure i can. so speak a little bit from the cuff. the day that i became kmen dant, ronald wilson reagan, officiated in washington, d.c. it was one of the most memorable days of my entire life. and as time went on i became, believe it or not, very close to the president. very close in a number of ways. but that particular night i remember so well because as the bare tone that we have for some of you have wlo have been there the bare tone singing "god bless ame

we won the world series without matt cain or angel pagan healthy. we signed some players. the other thing that's interesting, characteristic of three world championship teams, the team you see in april isn't the team you see in september. we add on as we go. that's sort of our style. we think we can do it again. >> if you hit turbulence, that's very sharp. are you worried about your eyes or anything like that? >> we will protect this trophy at all cost. >> before life and limb? >> that's before life and limb. julia here, that's her assignment. she's assigned to the trophy. so we're really in good shape. we know that julia has the trophy in good shape. and the folks that are lucky enough to be on the 7:00 a.m. virgin america flight to new york are going to have some pictures taken on the flight. >> not just this one, but the 2012 and 2010 as well. thank you very much. virgin flight taking off for jfk for the continuation of a three-month trophy tour. reporting live here onboard virgin america, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> you think bob is going to resurface, or is he

ronald cain was on the case from day one. >> i worked four months 16 hours a day 7 days a week. i lost 51 pounds. >> reporter: after halbower was convicted he escaped prison stole a car and went to oregon before he was arrested for stabbing a woman there. he was sent back to a nevada prison. in 2003 nevada began to allow dna samples from inmates. with you not everyone. >> they -- but not for everyone. it can't go backwards. this individual was already in custody. in nevada. >> reporter: but in 2030 halbower is paroled to oregon where his dna is immediately collected. a year later halbower's dna is linked to backster and casillo. >> very serious violent what we call in our office sociopathic serial killers as i define this man. >> reporter: in his manifesto halbower says he was set up to take the fall for the rape in reno by corrupt forces in nevada. as for the gypsy hill murders he says he doesn't quote know anything about them except what people are telling him. i'll have more on this exclusive communication tonight at 6:00. in the newsroom, andria borba, kpix 5. >> halbower wi

but he is the closest thing we have to a current-day herb cain and he's extremely popular. >> soundsike you're planning to keep him then. >> yes. i don't think we're going to have a lot of changes there. >> all right. well congratulations again. >> thank you. >> and you started during a great week. you also get to go to a birthday party. >> that's right. >> the "chronicle" actually turns 150 years old today. >> that's right. we're going to have some champagne and cake in the newsroom later today. >> good way to start your new job. good luck to you. >> thank you. >> and for more of kqed's news coverage please go to kqednews.org. i'm thuy vu. thanks so much for joining us. have a good night. ♪ captioning sponsored by wnet >> sreenivasan: on this edition for sunday, january, 18: the president finalizes a plan to increase tax breaks for the middle class that would be paid for by the rich. a new study shows just how many schoolchildren across the country are growing up poor. and in our signature segment, an ambitious program to count all of the elephants in africa >> you can't fight a war

montgomery county district attorney risa vetri furhman news now decide if she will pursue charges against cain after reviewing the case. >>> new jersey's governor chris christie now says he will foot the bill when he heads to green bay wisconsin on sunday to see packers a and cowboys face off. the governor of course is a cowboys fans and he had has faced ethical questions over his attendance in the past few cowboys games in dallas courtesy of cowboys owner jerry jones. the governor's office insists the gifts are permitted under state ethics rules because the gifts come from a personal friend. >>> free college for all americans, president owe bam unveils a new plan that has people talking. >> still ahead at 6:00 local students would react to today's announce. why some don't necessarily think it is a great idea, kathy. >> skies will clear, wind will diminish and temperatures will plunge. we are looking at sunshine in the forecast, there will be a better time to be outside, we will take a look at the weekend in the seven day beasley. >>> flyers take a blow to the defense in last night's big divis

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. >> pam: and local cain and now has a chance at a longer life. starting looking for donations kron4 alecia met with them. she says the entire trip that cost $10,000 and now they can pay for it. >> reporter: two weeks ago his partner nick noticed a lump on the german shepherd it through corporate taking him near the bed hospital but it did not go away patrick later he was nauseous vomiting. he was diagnosed with lymphoma. they did not know if there was a chicken that the possibly help them to survive. but there was, and it cost $10,000. doctors believe that frank will have another year of life. >> to get an extra year of him i would consider it a success. i was willing to go after and seek donations. and pay for it myself if i needed to. >> reporter: donations have now surpassed the goal. they are now up to $15,000. reporting in santa rosa police sealed reach--alecia reed kron 4 news >> pam: ahead at eight. >> pam: .just live every other day >> pam: their lives changed in an instant. >> pam: now the family of a jogger killed is demanding action to

. >> thank you very i am going to bring in matt cain, the investment strategist.nkmanship not just over the dead package but over russia as well. how explosive could this become? >> there is a run going on greek banks. great depositors are taking their money out because they realize inevitably there might be a compromise. that means the deposits in the bank will be devalued. they want to get the money out. as for sanctions, there is more to it than meets the eye. they would like to get that back. i guess what greece hasn't realized is russia has embarked on import substitution. really those exports are coming back. the greeks want to try. >> they want to try. bonds. i want to talk about bonds. you pull your money out of greek banks. where are you going to put that money? this is historic stuff. try and rationalize it for me. >> you have to think what currency do you want? it has to be the swiss friend. it's very hard to open a swiss bank account. you have a very significant negative interest rate, but you can buy swiss bonds. you pay the government 10 basis points

herman cain is with us. come on in, herman. i have to go right at it.you on? >> go along. play along. which side is her main cane on? >> i am on the side of the american people. i asked the same question to steve forbes. on. [laughter] >> they have different styles. they have different approaches. they have a messaging problem. they want to do things for the american people. he has a tendency to sound a bit more conservative. in the end, i am on the side of the american people. stuart: that is a very easy thing to say. >> it depends upon how the message is shaped. what is at the core of the policy? >> it should be replace the tax code or do some dramatic changes and get some of the low hanging fruit that would boost this economy. my biggest criticism is that they are not aggressive enough. ted cruz's more aggressive. the party replace the tax code. we need to go ahead with the keystone pipeline. it should be up and running by now. if we have a robust growing economy, it would solve a whole lot of problems, with respect to what is happening with millenni

contacts and the first one is alliance for a better district six and then i flip back to this letter from cain and xhix members and the second paragraph, he has made no attempts to introduce himself or the plans for the venue to the immediate neighbors or the event out reach and this is coming from alliance for a better district six. >> it is just a point of clarification, the grounds of denial which you have, don't include the community out reach. >> and while you are trying to under score a problem, that is not the basis of the denial of a permit. >> correct. two things that i stated number three and number four. >> here is my idea. i think in the interest of time i think that we should probably continue the item. and so, that he has a little bit more time to do more community out reach and then come back to us on the 16th? is that the next meeting? >> so that gives you two weeks, are the people comfortable with that and if so, i am happy to entertain a motion to continue and i think that it will alleviate some of the questions that we might have, that we could potentially ask to the police

but he is the closest thing we have to a current-day herb cain and he's extremely popular. >> soundso me like you're planning to keep him then. >> yes. i don't think we're going to have a lot of changes there. >> all right. well congratulations again. >> thank you. >> and you started during a great week. you also get to go to a birthday party. >> that's right. >> the "chronicle" actually turns 150 years old today. >> that's right. we're going to have some champagne and cake in the newsroom later today. >> good way to start your new job. good luck to you. >> thank you. >> and for more of kqed's news coverage please go to kqednews.org. i'm thuy vu. thanks so much for joining us. have a good night. ♪ >> the following kqed production was produced in high definition. [ ♪music♪ ] >> yes check please! people! >> it's all about licking your plate. >> the food is just fabulous. >> i should be in psychoanalysis for the amount of money i spend in restaurants. >> i had a horrible experience. >> i don't even think we were at the same restaurant. >> leslie: and everybody, i'm sure, saved room for

herman cain joins us from atlanta. good to see you herm. romney today. >> my reaction was a lot of consideration had to go into this decision. number one there won't be as much money getting thrown around. when it was speculated jeb bush and mitt romney were going to run. they had a huge capacity to raise money. it was going to turn into a money fight between those two guys. secondly, with him out of the race now, a lot of the others that are in there that are being speculated about will have a little bit better chance. even when you think you have considered everything, i know this from experience, there are still a lot of things you can't anticipate because of the unknown. >> herman. it's anthony. i need some advice. you're my godfather of pizza and politics too. tell me what i'm doing. tell me where i'm going. who am i backing? >> you're going to stay tuned. the ultimate candidate will be determined not only by what they put on the table in terms of their ideas about how they will lead this country. a big factor in today's media world is

first we'll review michael caine and pierce brosnan in the fourth protocol.tar in no way out and we have a third thriller if you're interested. >> what do you mean two thrillers? >> how about something like this, it's thriller week on siskel & ebert and we've got three big ones. okay? ready? >> i guess you're going to rewrite it. >> you can't ad-lib gene. can't we do it next week? >> no, every week counts. >> you read it then. i'll al-lib it. >> it's thriller week on siskel & ebert. >> why don't you read both parts? >> please get rid of the gum. >> it's thriller week on siskel & ebert and we have three new ones. >> dennis quaid and the big easy. michael caine and the fourth protocol in kevin costner and gene hackman in no way out. >> sound a little excited. >> sound less excited, roger. that's why we're redoing it because of what you did. >> it's thriller week on -- >> it's called and the movies not at the movies. that's why we're doing it this time. >> it's thriller week on siskel & eabert and we've got three bi ones. >> that's this week on siskel & ebert an

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he discusses his book with susan cain author of the bestseller quiet, the power of introverts in the world they can't stop talking. >> host: i love this book. it was fascinating and i would love actually it was pretty complex ideas so can we start with the laying out the basic thesis? >> guest: if there are two parts of the book. the first is why the groups fail and the second is how can groups

. >> dean cain not a man who kisses and tells but he talked to you about the tonight that he and brook shields consummated the relationship. "access hollywood live", starts right now >> the winner of the voice is -- craig wayne boyd

>>reporter: former millbrae detective ronald cain one of those at the da briefing today. finally. some closure to the killing. january 1976. 18-year-old veronica cast body found in pacifica. she was stabbed 32 times and raped. a month later 17-year-old paula baxter body was discovered in millbrae. she was last seen leaving cappuccino high school this man 66-year-old rodney hell bauer formally charged today with cold case murders. this the is how he looked some 40 years ago. his mug shot from unrelated crime. san mateo county da steve wax credit the advance in dna technology with solving the cold case. we learned that cigarette butt left at the 2 crime scenes candy his dna. >> item time to bring this man to justice for the murder that we can clearly proof at this point and bring some closure to the family as best we can. >>reporter: he was extra dibingt diet from oregon prison last night where he has been serving time for an attempted measure customer conviction. his dna also reportedly appeared on cigarette butt at crime scene in reno where this 19-year-old was killed around the s

businessmen recognized the problems with policies, gone into politics, thank you gary johnson and herman cain, might doubt same? >> when it is scientifically proven that hell has frozen over, i might. david: patrick byrne, thank you very much, appreciate it. land rover is unveiling 2015 land rover discovery this month. what better way to test capabilities than try to do it in iceland. look at this. the car coach, that's her behind the wheel. what it was like? >>> plus wasn't the president supposed to be helping the middle class? why is he trying to take away one of the few tax breaks for hard working americans, the 529 college saving plan. we'll debate that. >>> and we want to hear on that issue. is the president helping or hurting the middle class with his new proposals? send us a message on facebook or tweet us. your answers coming up. she's still the one for you. and cialis for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment is right. cialis is also the only daily ed tablet approved to treat symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions

i was proud to work with senators warner and cain and our congressional delegation to help fight off the effort to decommission the uss george washington aircraft carrier. had that happened happened we would have lost thousands of jobs in the commonwealth. i was similarly thrilled to help convince the united states state department and the general services administration to choose our own fort pickett is the new home of the foreign affairs security training center which will bring as many as 500 new jobs and millions and millions of dollars f investment of investment with it. federal spending will continue to be an asset to our economy. but there's no question that the foolish sequestration policies born out of the dysfunctional congress is doing real damage to our economy and to many virginians quality of life. what remains to be seen as however spohn to this new reality, that the days when virginia could simply rely on federal spending to buoy our you federal spending to buoy our economy in both good times and bad are over. if we are going to preserve virginia's position as a globa

there's no herman cain here.s is a different field this time. >> it's going to be 25 people, too. >> absolutely. >> let me -- i always say to people, the first primary is in your head. you decide to ran. mario cuomo never ran, colin powell never ran. condie rice, she could have been there for life, but you've got to run, you've got to get in this thing. i think mitt romney has a level of self-assurance, call it arrogance, which is so superior because of his education, his family, his background, money, it gives him a sense of walking into a room and thinking he's better than the president of the united states. that helped him in his first debate. i don't like it, but it-. is that what's driving him? >> he is very, very popular with the american people, but he's like an average guy all of a sudden. they sort of see him as the guy that goes to mcdonald os cvs. that kind of combined with the notion that he is very successful would make me think, if i was him, maybe i can actually win it. >> the popularity of the mov

earlier today, democratic senator from virginia tim cain said the u.s. should be spectacle about iran's intentions. then the ranking committee member from new jersey said this. >> the more i hear from the administration and its quotes the more it sounds like talking points that come straight out of teheran. it feeds to the iranian narrative of the victimization when they are the ones with original sin. nuclear weapons program they're unwilling to come back on. >> that's stark language. says this sounds like talking points from teheran. the point he's trying to make in the 18 months of negotiations he felt the iranians have been stalling while the u.s. and other countries in negotiations have been moving closer and closer to what iran wants and that these additional sanctions would show iran they're serious. the bottom line is many in congress democrats and especially republicans, think that the obama administration is not -- is being too trusting of iranians. >> it will be a big day february 11th. mark your calendars when netanyahu addresses the u.s. con

. >> country music singer greg morgan and actor dean cain defending "the american sniper." they laughed at seth rogen after he compared the movie to nazi propaganda. i am sick and kiered of you running your mouth when you have no idea what it takes for this country to maintain our free dom. dean crane wrote this chris is an american hero go to war then we'll talk. he spoke with bill o'reilly about the war and protecting his fellow americans. >> you were committed to killing these people because you in your heart believe they should die. >> i wasn't committed to killing them i am committed to making sure every service member over there whether american or allied came home. >> as a sniper your job is to kill them not wound them not arrest them. you have to have a certain pen tality to be a sniper. you are killing them. >> i am tellingkilling them to protect my fellow americans. >> kyle died last year trying to help a fellow veteran with ptsd. >>> the wife of an american pastor jailed in iran has been pleading with the white house to help bring her husband home. now she may be

lined up in the next 12 months to be competitive in the primaries, you will be like the next herman cain or the next mike huckabee in 28. you could possibly win a straight but you will have to drop out because jeb or someone like him is going to have the one and the donor class and they will cut right through florida to ohio and michigan. >> or maybe you get a tv talk show. >> or book deal. >> could all the negative press and the pundits dissuade him from getting in? >> i don't think so. romney is not conservative for me on a lot of issues, but for him, he believes and i think jeb does, that the country is in real country and romney has been through that a few times and people say he is year's news, i get sentiment. people are thinking i am telling romney to run. that is not what i am saying. >> you do not thing he will be disswayed by the pundits. >> i think he would be dissuaded if donor after donor after dough far said we love you but you had your chance. >> thank you laura. >> great to see you. >> romney toll the rnc he is seriously considering running and we have senior politics edi

we have our panel, victoria defran chesko solo and will cain, a contributor at the national review andn walsh, the editor at large. plenty more to come in the show today on paris and obviously everybody's attention is primarily there right now. it's just one of the situations we're talking in the last block about this. the two things that are jumping out to most people i talk to the idea that these guys were under surveillance for ten years and how can they be under this level of scrutiny and pull something like this off? and everybody's fear could something like this happen in the united states? are we more protected maybe from this than they are in europe or is this a look at our worst case future? >> i think it's very different in this country. i do think we have a much more asimulated muslim community. if you look back to the days of george w. bush where there was a effort by republicans -- business owners integrated into their communities not radical, in france you have a class issue. these guys were not particularly relinlous to begin with but they are even second or third genera

senator cain's reputation is more on foreign affairs and national security. still, they're sitting members of the senate. they're not going to sit around and let the state get beaten. >> ten seconds left. optimistic about this new year for our region? >> yes, i'm perpetually optimistic. >> new folks in charge and i think that will make it interesting. it will make it interesting for folks covering them. it's always a good thing. >>> thank you, gentlemen, happy new year to all of you. thank you for having us in. now back to "news 4 today." enjoy the rest of your weekend. >>> hi everyone. welcome to "news 4 today." i'm angie goff. >> i'm adam tuss. we are starting out our sunday morning a little soggy. >> a little rain that's continuing into our weekend. a little on and off. right, chuck? >> it's almost all on now, and it will be all off later. it's on and off, yes. but first thing this morning, you need the galoshes and the umbrellas ready to go as it's been raining steady all through the overnight hours. this rain is going to continue right on through the nex

kid rock and dean caine all criticized rogen. he said my grandfather was a veteran and my comment about the movie was not meant to have any political implications. any political meaning was ascribed to my comment by news commentary. >>> getting rid of washin group that opposes the team's name of redskins launches a new visual attack. we have the online ad that's getting a lot of attention and views. >>> a local man's murder spree featured tonight in prime time tv. we talk with the "dateline" reporter about why this case is now in the national spotlight. >>> storm team 4 live radar behind me getting reports of light snow accumulatecollatingaccumulateon decks and grass. >>> right now we are under a weather alert. it is the beginning of what could be a weekend full of weather. >> schools announced they were calling off afternoon activities. time now at 4:30 to get the latest from storm team 4 meteorologist veronica johnson. how are we looking? >> two storm systems, the second i think will impact a greater part of the area with accum

buster won't cisht off the tee like cain does. his practice limited this off season. >> i'm excited about this and trying to my a little golf but i'm getting ready for my baseball season as well. when i got the invite i didn't have to put a lot of thought that it. tz at the end i'm excited for this. >> buster speaking under water cable i believe. about 2000 8 australian open champ no. 2 seed maria on the verge of defeat against alexander tonight. third set 2 match point and both times the reresponsibled with forehand winner. she takes 6 of the last 7 games and on her second match point the forehand goes wide and maria survives and advances to the third round 6-1 advances to the third round 6-1. 4-6 and 7-5. the sports brought to you by toyota and i imagine belichek is asking the staff members who was the guy that forgot to deflate the 12th football. >> the very nice of buster to take time from the scuba dive. >> the looking forward to playing. >> and thank you for joining us >> and thank you for joining us. >> i'm dan for sandhya

and for a new group called the explainer, we turn to michael cain a former officer in the british militaryill explain about who boko haram are and their significant in the country. >> where do boko haram live and they are in nigeria, and they straddle christians in the north and the south. let's look at nigeria. this is nigeria here. boko haram translates into western education is forbidden. it came about in 2002 as a consequence of social economic problems from poverty and corruption when it took on the islamic extremism and embraced the austere sunni islam which saudi arabia has been exporting for decades. >> that was in 2009. now we know there are around approximately 2,000 to 900. and a narrow ideology is to establish a caliphate. and the fighters are up in the northeastern quadrant of nigeria. here is the capital and the red activity of boko haram over the years. more prominently, if you cast your mind back to last summer you saw the bring back our girls, that was back to where over 150 girls were kidnapped and we still don't know the outcome. they have not been released and then ther

he didn't realize dean cain and kyle are friends. >> good for him for sanding up, too. >> bob?it doesn't matter because president obama's outlawed snipers and so there won't be any snipers around. >> much better. much better. >> i'm going to say -- probably going to outlaw most of the military so we don't have to worry about this. >> oh, bob, bob's a little deflated. >> are you saying obama hates is that what you're saying? >> no, no, no, no hates snipers and all kinds of things like that. he should be impeached. >> really? >> we have been saying that, bob. >>> all right. coming up how to look smarter than you actually are. tip number one, ignore this advice. >>> a lot of people do things to try to make themselves appear smarter. "the wall street journal" compiled a list. some put on serious facial impressions to appear intelligence. others hold their hands or arms still or use big words. here's what actually works according to psychologists. you should make eye contact, stand or sit up straight or wear glasses to look smarter. >> oh, my goodness. >> look this guy. remember thi

if you think back to 2012 you had folks like herman cain and newt gingrich who were front runners at different moments. this is a party that's going through an identity crisis and figuring out where they're planning to go from here. so in that situation, somebody that survives the longest could wind up with the nomination. now, on education and immigration, which are two issues that have you know elements of the base that are deeply passionate about them he's on the wrong side of both of those issues and that could be fatal. but on the other hand there's nobody that has it -- you know, a shoe in. >> so let me ask you a similar question in terms of how formidable a front runner jeb bush is. jeb bush resigns as george w. bush's brother. how formidable is he? >> i think he will be formidable. if you look historically every presidential race they nominate someone who is more electable. >> like mitt romney. >> john mccain was that person. so you know the presidency is a family business for the bushes. but we saw in a cnn poll there is a jeb boomlet, he has potential. >> rubio says his ann

and it disappoints me because as much as we see celebrities like dean cain and kid rock and others coming out to blast people like michael moore and seth rogan and others i really would like to hear from clinton eastwood or bradley cooper or somebody in the movie with a really big name to come out and defend this. why don't they? are they worried about maybe their oscar nomination? >> i think the movie is really unapologetic. on defense. especially if you go into his history i don't regret a single life i took. i regret the ones i didn't take where it put americans at risk. the movie speaks for itself. >> i will point out that bradley cooper did say he tried to separate out the politics of the movie from the performances in the movie. i think that he has not been successful at that i think that one of the things that's interesting about the movie is i think the debate following it has been a lot more nuanced and interesting than the movie itself which i think frankly is not a very well made movie. and it is difficult because as soon as you say something like that you are seen as you are t

he didn't realize dean cain and kyle are friends. >> good for him for sanding up, too. >> bob? >> it doesn't matter because president obama's outlawed snipers and so there won't be any snipers around. >> much better. much better. >> i'm going to say -- probably going to outlaw most of the military so we don't have to worry about this. >> oh, bob, bob's a little deflated. >> are you saying obama hates america? is that what you're saying? >> no, no, no, no hates snipers and all kinds of things like that. he should be impeached. >> really? >> we have been saying that, bob. >>> all right. coming up how to look smarter than you actually are. tip number one, ignore this advice. push your enterprise and you can move the world. ♪ ♪ but to get from the old way to the new you'll need the right it infrastructure. from a partner who knows how to make your enterprise more agile, borderless and secure. hp helps business move on all the possibilities of today. and stay ready for everything that is still to come. thanks for the ride around norfolk! and i just wanted to say geico is proud to ha

we won the world series last year and we didn't have matt cain or angel pagan healthy. we add on. that's our style. with the help of fans we can do it again. >> at sfo, bob redell nbc. >> they took off around 7:00 this morning, and it's now over indiana. so there you go. >> some potentially life changing news for thousands of students yearning for a four-year degree in a specialized field. >> 15 community colleges across the state can offer four-year bachelors degrees. two of those colleges fortunately for us right here in the bay area. skyline college and foothill college. yesterday, the state gave them the green light to offer bachelors degrees as part of a new pilot program. starting next year students at foothill college can enroll in a four-year program to earn bachelors degrees in dental hygiene. skyline will offer a four-year degree intherapy. >> etgetting a bachelors the going to allow me to do other things as opposed to just being a clinician. >> foothills chancellor says that the move will save students tens of thousands of dollars. right now, they can earn a four-year d