san francisco cles to 11. so we have way to go. you'll need to give yourself more time. temperatures upper 60s only going back down again. possibly friday you'll need to use umbrellas. >> thank you >> traveling from coast to coast for free. major milestone for tesla. >> bay area bike riders on a mission to fight a health crisis a half hales corners, wisconsin. nice pass by alyson dudek. and she does! e does! [ male announcer ] with the u-verse wireless receiver, your tv goes where you take it, allowing inspiration to follow. ♪ [ dad ] looks pretty good, right? [ girl ] yeah. [ male announcer ] add a u-verse wireless receiver today. ♪ >>> tesla motors says it's finished installing it's coast to coast network of charging stations for model s sedans providing electricity for free. the father and daughter have taken advantage of the upgrade. two received a tour of the factory in fremont this afternoon. >> sanford university has a great commencement of speakers today. microsoft founder bill gates and his wife will team up to dlifrt graduation address this june. stanford presi

and it was a cles race to become new year's daby in the bay area. several babies born just seconds after midnight but a baby girl born two seconds after midnight won the honor becoming the first baby of the new year in the bay area. surprised she's so close. >> so cute. love the ribbon. little hat she was supposed to be born at home but after a long labor the family decided to get to the hospital and >> you know what this. they stripped down to swim suits and ran into frigid waters for this dip. and this look noon. about 30 people took the frosty plunge >> alcatras swim sponsored by the dolphin club is and a half. >> we swim no matter what tides are doing. so there are some days that are good and others are not so good. this is one boy not choose to be putting 100 people in the water if choosing a day >> but it's the first of the year you've got to do it. >> some did not take the plunge this, is the polar bear skate in san francisco union square. ice skater with best ensemble won tickets provided by alaska airlines. >> less is more, i guess >> crews

a global scale they allow us to be comfortable in the studio when it is freezing outside or to have cle and it is amazing. >> sometimes wearing said t-shirt on college campuses? >> do people say what is wrong with you? >> i supposedly went to all the best schools in college i did not appreciate the value of the energies you could appreciate fossil fuels. want people to be attracted. john: pour people have better lives because of what america hates. >> they have better environments because fossil fuels destroy the planet but we leave -- live on the cleanest in safest planet but we're 50 times safer than one year ago because we helped the technology by fossil fuels. >> we burn more in the air is cleaner. >> what is the alternative? >> but if you look at deal are additive that existed in reality we would berndt wood and coal inside now is nothing against wind speed their bet with the renewable initiatives in europe there leading source because of the mandates it goes back to barbarism of. >> europe was caught in the frenzy but the british government paid for this commercial. >> the weather

lou: this cle o science -- i'm sorry, we're going to have to leave it at that., global cooling. i'm sorry. who? >> the best consensus is that there has been global warming. the basic scien has been well understood since the 1960's. lou: we will have to leave it to another day as to why it's time magazine lead with the cover on global cooling. good to have you with this. thank you so much. up next to will get into politics. i lied. the only frozen tundra. no one is more interested in climate rights than peter schrager. nfl analyst. nfl analyst. what do you think it would be like to teach? chances are you have no idea. teachers today are breaking down obstacles. finding innovative ways to instill old lessons. proving that greatness can be found in everyday places. and that you don't need to be famous to be unforgettable. that's what it's like to teach. lou: well, here come the playoffs, the nfl playoffs underway. the more on what we can expect this weekend, fox sports one nfl analyst peter schrager. thank you for taking the time. started out with what looks like f

. >> it's cle say -- clichet. >> we're so happy the drama continues. it is drama. it's a great story. we'll see you coming up later on. >> and seattle, early three and a half point favorite, they're at home. >> forget about it. >> we'll see what happens. >> niners will handle their business. >> now we want to take it to charlotte where die hard fans made the track and they couldn't be happier. scott rates in carolina, and what a game and experience for you and all those niners fans, right? >> reporter: it really was. it was incredible. those niners fans tonight, they're pooped. they are done. i got off the phone with the leader, and she told me they have all turned in for the night because the two days of partying has really worn on them. the city has shut down. carolina fans have nothing to party about. really being on that sideline was an amazing experience for me, just around the energy being incredible, and i wanted to take you, the viewer, inside the game. [ applause ] it was the best feeling in the world. >> this was epic. >> it was exciting from 4:30 this mo

. >> i not cle on how the additional outlays are financed. >> people are losing their health insurance. some of the doctors can't even afford to take insurance anymore. >> what about someone like me, what are we supposed to do? >> if you like entrance before, it's sad except that other people are losing theirs. neil: that is just a few people. a lot of them are confused and the whole thing is getting even more confusing. the government ending its contract and you remember that as the company that paid at least $290 million to set up this website. tim cavanaugh sas they are responsible for the underlying plan itself, including the health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius. it's good to have you with us. i don't see them rushin around. >> that's right. i would not hld my breath. there is the perception. and i don't know why that is because presidents go through secretaries and it doesn't seem to affect them. you look at ronald reagan and a lot of the cabinet secretaries, bill clinton, the same thing. there's a perception that if you start firing people it will cause a feeding

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university of california at davis, those with high levels of good cholesterol and low levels of bad clesstroll had fewer brain plaques. linked to alzheimer's disease. just like the raised risk for heart attacks. >>> the rose parade in pasadena was extra-special for one couple. they tied the knot along the parade route but not everyone was cheering the same-sex ceremony. >> every sunday night, al jazeera america presents... >> porgers of thing tournament of roses parade have been getting calls from people upset by the, the first of its kind. >> the rose parade floats are designed to defy the imagination, designers do what will they think of next? the fantastical floats, causes sometimes ideas. the ideas behind the aids health care foundation float is love. love between two people of the same sex. and today couple aubrey lutz and danny leclaire of los angeles were married on top of the float. are. >> for us it's really standing up there and getting the message across that let people love who they want to love. be free in that. find freedom in that. >> the rose parade, a symbol of tradition

the answer is climate change,cle yes, global warming yes. more money for it, yes.for actually the answer to climate change or any other energy issuo is not communism. it is the private sector and capitalism because the only wayi to grow yourself out of this is to have a lot of economic growtt where you have companies -- orcp governments that have enough money to be able to pay and fun for new projects that will be scalable, that will actually work so you could replace coal and oil. you can't actually do that now. the best thing is to get america back to work so we have more money in our own pockets so the companies can invest appropriately. >> it took the government to get the clean air and clean water act to get the corporations to clean up their act.ter, >> who created the epa? >> it was richard nixon. >> but leaving -- >> i thought he was evil. >> the fact of the matte r is, anybody who denies that this country has polluted and has taken massive steps to correct a lot of that and that we have coal fire plants that are goodaf for us when t

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as i mentioned the 49ers came so cles with seconds left. it looked like what was going to abtouchdown but richard sherman batted that ball to his teammate for the game-ending interception. sherman is by no means a favorite of 49ers fans, not because of what he did on the field but because of what he said afterwards. >> i'm the best one in the game. when you try me with a guard like crabtree that's the result you're going to get. >> reporter: if you need a translation he says basically defending his skills and slamming michael crabtree calling him a mediocre receiver which is what he said 18 separate interview later on. crabtree responded saying films don't lie. pull the tape of that game and show me where this guy is the best. >> bob, thank you. i think i speak for all of us when i say go broncos. it's video from different perspective. 49ers nose tackle ian williams. you see the fans lining they are at team headquarters last night on instagram williams wrote this is what we come home to. that right there is why i am blessed to be part of th

in new jersey and do things need to be done differently legislatively if there are larger tent as cles that we have right now. >> kelly o'donnell, matt katz, chris cillizza, we'll see you again at the end of the broadcast. thanks to all three of you. we appreciate it. in other news making serious headlines today are the signs of progress from the governor of west virginia as some residents end more than four day stretch without clean drinking water there. >> the numbers we have today look good and we're finally at a point where the do not use order is being lifted in certain areas. >> a chemical spill late last week leaked toxins into the elk river near charleston impacting more than 300,000 residents. and joining us from charleston is nbc's luke russert. luke, if you can, give us a sense of the timetable for this ban to be lifted for everybody affected? obviously they are going to be doing this in waves. what are people looking at in terms of that time frame? >> reporter: well, peter, nine counties were affected, over 300,000 west virginians and the way they want to alleviate the situ

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a cle >> a clear sense from the expert that the increase in cost sharing that health care costs have gone down and consumers are paying a higher percentage with the cost of health care. that's a two-edge sword. in some sense it may make it that consumer are more unlikely to be thinking about the value they're getting from it. i think we have to be care frl as we move forward to implimt cost ageneral dap and the impact on people. >> i'm wondering if you can speak a little more to what the federal government's role in this is. there's the example of the arkansas waiver. what kind of support or input is necessary or possible from the federal government in order for the states to really take the reins on this? sglo i think we have seen a reality set in on the administration and those implementing the affordable care act and that is how limited their capacity is to implement a national strategy. it's the reason having been the led of hss and the head of environmental agency, it's the reason that we delegate environment regulation to the state. that's the same reason we have to delegate me