that's from those hits that people go eek with. >> stephen: these deep gouges in your helmet is from the flesh of other human beings. what about the interview on the field. do you think he was over the line by the way. >> not at all. >> stephen: i don't think so either. >> not at all. people don't understand. richard is pretty smart guy. i mean stanford grad, 4.0gpa. getting his masters now. people want to talk about. you have to think he's a young guy sending the seahawks to the super bowl, just made a great play to send the team to the super bowl and you ask him about it he's going to be amped up right there. like he said he's sorry for the fact he took a little of the shine away from the team with what he said but i don't think he had anything to apologize for. that's how i want people to be excited about what they do. the fact of the matter is he's the best at what he does. so i was pretty stoked for him and happy he was able to help his football team win football games. >> stephen: the giants did not make the super bowl this year but the super bowl is being played in your stadiu

jim: it is our fifth consecutive eek on the west coast swing. bet you did not think it would make it to the 18th. nick: i really didn't. victor was struggling. and he has played his way back into it. jason has kept himself in it as well. both of them will be looking back and scratching their heads. but we would all be guessing who would have and could have and should have won this. jim: for those just joining us just past the top of the hour his is the championship match. we are outside of tucson. jim nantz and sir nick faldo and the crew here. jason day, 11th ranked in the world. 26-year-old australian taking on the 23-year-old victor dubuisson. absolutely roaring through the rankings in the last four months. >> jason day will be the first to play. i have him about three yards fartherer to play than victor. both players are a long way back. 195 for jason. nick: well, take 10% off of that nd call it 20 yards. 75. >> the good thing is that they have a little bit of a backboard behind the hole. as long as he does not hit it seven or eight yards lo

to me there is no better appropriate use since our constitution provides all of us with eek wall rights to access the beach. >> abc7 news reached out to his attorneys for comment they have not yet responded >> another storm headed for atlanta. and officials are telling residents to be off roads early as they can and asking truckers to stay out of the city. authorities to avoid what happened two weeks ago. they kept drivers in cars overnight and students on buses. and liver thames burst it's banks. towns upstream are tlooded floods consumed a house the last symbol of defiance. >> remarkable we've had our driest let's talk about the forecast. we're in a wet and rainy weather pattern now. >> it's dry here. watching friday we had our umbrellas right now, i'm watching fog looking north. looking south, clouds moving through. you're going have to plan for foggy areas. that is going to slow you douvenlt we have clouds pushing lieu and some low level moisture so we're going to be dealing with a foggy morning commute. that is today two, weeks ago 10% of average. hardly where we need to be. storm

he's available starting next eek. his mom chimes in saying it's always nice to have younger people around. the new neighbor agrees and wishes him all the best for his studies. he describes himself as a people person. he has fond memories of good times with his grandfather. now he's hoping to make new friends. he says his new neighbors gathered around and struck up conversations. they were inquisitive, he says, which isn't true of all older people. three weeks later, it's time for him to help prepare the evening meal. she complains she's not hungry. the care taker says it will take time to get everything ready. he will be responsible for making sandwiches. a is a rental strd care worker who shows him the ropes. she advises him to stand facing the room so it's easier to make contact with people. she says that's very important. this section houses seniors who could no longer take care of themselves. they need help getting dressed and meals are provided. dar yo has 2 hours to prepare food for 30 residents. he says it's no

it comes to spring, we're all counting down and now the number is 29 days. 29 days until the spring eek question kn equin equinox. >>> and now the olympic games. two americans blaze their way with strength and twizzles. matt gutman is right there. >> >> reporter: perhaps no athletes shattered an olympic record while appearing as joyous as meryl davis and charlie white. >> it's incredible. >> reporter: the fred astaire and ginger rogers of ice dancing, becoming the first pair to win gold for the u.s. in the event. watch their twizzle -- spinning in unison, holding one of their blades. timing must be precise. watch again, davis and white complete five turns in three seconds, their skates hitting the ice at the same time with the precision of atomic clocks. and there's the required fast-paced finnstep, a precise sequence of 70 steps. they dance as a single body. look how close their blades are to each other. on another stretch of ice, more history for the u.s. steve holcomb and steve langdon bringing home the first american medal in the two-man bobsled since 1952, a bronze. the bobsledders

the mcafee agreed that the finance director nature pocket near eek became concerned about the cast is encircling insurance was in the spirit that we two thousand and eight. sean quinn apologize to making a gesture that the actual state of the company. both sides agreed to keep matches confidential. the second to be seen mr quinn told the mag a shared sean quinn needs to be reined in prison isn't he being greedy in relation to his contract. the difference and i'm no chance that i was first told about the extent of mr quinn's intestine shares as mec of september two thousand and seven trumpets tactic to look like the hunter chief executive david tom asks him to go because he knew sean quinn at martin. mr fitzpatrick told court the day were shocked to find an actual clinic down but i'm more than twenty percent behind those shares see this can be dangerous to the bank as it could make the share price fall attire in march two thousand and eight sean printed on tuesday we took time to unwind his position which he felt that by lending money to the claims by fifteen percent to buy those share

congress will speak twice this .eek. we look forward to that u.s. up by almost two percent. china prepares in for more volatility when it comes to market, there had better be. the swings we have seen are likely to persist. going to happen i guess. >> we have been looking at the market reaction today. as a positiveen move coming from the central bank. they do recognize a need to go higher. china does want to let free market dictate. >> they said that at the last forces doingmarket more in china. >> it is priced were the risk should be. what they are saying is the market does need to tolerate reasonable movements in rates. >> where are we now? >> as far as today is concerned we are a little bit higher compared to friday, but if you look back three months or 10 years. >> you going to use this quote. resources to be allocated properly, there you go. massive roi has certainly increased risk -- massive has increased risks. the take away if you look back isough the last 10 years that the spike in market rates have become more futile. some of these were up, and some were not. thisnk

breaking news in eek land -- oakland where a threealarm fire is burn:00. it was reported tonight. firefighters are working to keep the flames from spreading to nearby building. this is how it looks from the station in jack london square. the neighbor said the fire is in an abandoned grocery store. we're working to get more information as soon as we do we'll bring it to you. >>> more breaking newses in hayward, an officer-involved shooting. an officer shot a woman. amber lee is live at the apartment complex in the 21,000 block of foothill neighborhood. >> we're at the somber wood apartment complex and there's an active scene as police continue to collect evidence. >> around 7:30 neighbors say they were start emed by -- startled by what they heard. five loud gunshots. what did you do. >> i was in the room at the time, i immediately ran into the other room until you thought egg was safe -- everything was safe. the officers were requested by pleasanton police to do a well fare check on a woman. >> when officers responded they made contact with that person, and a shooting occurred. >>

breaking news in eek land -- oakland where a threealarm fire is burn:00. it was rerted tonight. firefighters are working to keep the flames from spreading to nearby building. this is how it looks from the station in jack london square. the neighbor said the fire is in an abandoned grocery store. we're working to get more information as soon as we do we'll bring it to you. >>> more breaking newses in hayward, an officer-involved shooting. an officer shot a woman. amber lee is live at the apartment complex in the 21,000 block of foothill neighborhood. >> we're at the somber wood apartment complex and there's an active scene as police continue to collect evidence. >> around 7:30 neighbors say they were start emed by -- startled by what they heard. five loud gunshots. what did you do. >> i was in the room at the time, i immediately ran into the other room until you thought egg was safe -- everything was safe. the officers were requested by pleasanton police to do a well fare check on a woman. >> when officers responded they made contact with that person, and a shooting occurred. >>

we watched this administration change direction on ukraine twice in the last tree eeks. now ukraine popular demonstrations and support of moving to the west in to the european union. this government initially -- this administration embracing russia and its hold on ukraine. now russian president valid mere putin threatening to intervene. your thoughts? >> my thoughts are that we have no policy. that when you have your assistant secretary of state attacking with expletive the eu rather than talking about a strategy to confront the russian and unite the opposition. we're getting involve in internal ukraine began politic to the exclusion of defending our interest. lou, i'm troubled beyond belief. lo and kaitlyn, also watching all of these reports come out on obamacare whether it be the national small business administration reports showing the small businesses health care cost have risen and doubled over the course of the last four or five years. the business school study showing that business owners are cutting back on full-time employment. staying with part-timers rather t

. >> the winter that keeps giving and the eek commuters have another gift, messy commute. south of the stich boston expected to get an inch or two. to the north, even less to the south, six inches, so people will be digging out and cleaning up after another snowfall. things could get worse on wednesday. at midnight tuesday, things are supposed to get really sloppy and dump on us well into the afternoon and into the morning on wednesday. creating another mess there. checking in on logan airport, there are some delays and cancellations but we can expect things to be worse later in the week with this snowstorm. that will cause the dome know effect across the country and ultimately effect the economy, and a lot of people are ready to see this winter move on. they're not happy they're expecting more. take a listen. >> about done with it. we're hardy new englanders, but it's getting a little thin now. we have crossed february. we're looking forward to spring, and to hear the birds singing but there's no croak cusses coming up. not yet anyway. >> and certainly january we got dump

this after stocks yesterday eeked out a small gain and the nasdaq touched a 14-year high. maybe that can give a lift to the market as we move to the opening in a little over an hour from now. back to you guys. >> all right, hampton. thank you. let's check in with christina this morning. you have got all kinds of things on the radar. >> good morning to you. you know what, these are the kinds of things that we need to see. more heavy rainfall in the forecast for tonight. i want to show you the live radar, and yeah, we're going to start in tahoe. yes, yes, yes. a lot of snowfall coming in today and tonight. we are going to get a winter wallop in south lake. i want to bring in our own bob redell live with us this morning out in king veil. bob, how is it coming down out there and what does this mean for the snowpack survey later on today? >> reporter: well, good morning to you, christina. we've been out here a few hours, we are in king veil, not far from where the chain control starts here on eastbound 80 as you're heading toward north shore of tahoe. we've seen it coming in fi

it is acquired by signet this @eek for $1.4 billion to turn around play for $21. 40% premium to whereurrent, where the stock was trading at. david: i'm going to press you for a second here. i hope you don't mind. >> please, please, press me david. david: but give me a number, a specific number. if you were to break up the parts of barnes and noble into the most valuable assets, what should this company be offering? is it, i get feeling from you that $22 is not enough. >> it is not enough. when we put our note sum of the parts analysis back in july. david: looking at that number. this was back in july. you thought real value was upwards 30 bucks a share. >> yes, 30 to 32. the nook business has declined in value. retail college bookstore has declined slightly in value but i believe, the back of the envelope, david, to a.n.s.w.e.r. your question, is something north of still $25. if the company, because, you definitely have strategic interests. you definitely have financial interests. you have riiio owning 25, 2:06 period of time of the company. you have, by the way, at the end of the day

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being a friday we see things start to eek off now over in the lanes between the fast track and the hov cash lanes you see the short line, those are off to the right as you approach. coming off the berkeley curve, still packed in. for the rest of the bay, an easy flow for the drive down the east shore freeway, you're in the speed limit area. west of 80 coming from richmond down to berkeley. slowing again around the berkeley curve. 24 and 580 not a problem. there is your entire view of the bay. a later build and a lighter flow for traffic so we'll check a couple of slower spots. southbound 880 at san lorenzo, down into union city and fremont. not a big concern. in the 50 miles per hour range. a smooth flow over to the tri-valley, west 580 as well as 84 approaching sunol. 680 at the limit as you travel through pleasanton and sunol no. problems toward fremont and the south bay. traffic flows in the northbound direction, 101, a little more slowing because of the volume building from capital expressway to san jose international airport. a car cleared from the road 101 merge around guadeloupe

they said they are far from being a dominant player and i spoke to them earlier in the .eek >> the planto be a leader in the world. we want to be one of the leading smart phones and consumer companies in the world. that's really what the people are doing here now. >> they are number three in the world. >> they want to raise prices. doesn't that go against the trend of cheaper smart phones? >> they are big in europe and asia. there is a saturation point in the u.s.. than samsung dominating most of the market. the trend is now going for cheaper phones so why would you try to push far more expensive they've got a long way to go. to push the more expensive phones but maybe they should concentrate more at home. they are the fourth largest in china. this were talking about very thing, the pricing of smart phones. he has a vested interest in getting more people online globally and raising concerns about that. caroline, thank you. >> coming up, how to save one billion euros. looking to cut costs and they want to readjust after plant closers in japan and germany following the fukushima accident.

full swing,eek in and amidst all the glitz and glam and celebrity bloggers, there is one start up at way the entire process works. it is called mo. byis shaking up the industry selling close straight from the catwalk. we are joined by the cofounder. it is shaking up the industry by selling clothes straight from the catwalk. explain how this actually works. >> actually what we do when the othes go down the week during fashion week, previously people were unable to access it. now the fashion industry is seeing the destruction with social media with the looks i go down the catwalk are seen by women all over the world. >> thanks to you. >> a little bit. thanks to the internet to really help do that. what they were not able to do is actually purchase them. what we did is bridge the gap between what goes down the runway and allowing women to pre-order. >> i know olivia has left the this carefully, but how much -- dorft us goodman f goodman hate you? >> this is really helpful to the designer. we are also grateful to the industry because we are helping to rejuvenate it. -- let me tryrds to w

but if you strip out auto sales, they might eek out a mere 110.1 gain. get out to the mall could put a real chill to those figures. if you look at another storm, what are your thoughts? >> well, i think, you know, a lot of people in the northeast are getting sick of it, but for some of us, it's just a typical winter. it makes it hard to get to the stores when you can't drive on the road, so you stay home. >> yeah. does that -- when people are staying home, are they doing more online or are they just not spending the money they would have spent by going out? >> yeah. they are shopping a little bit more at home. if they're shopping at all. but, you know, we've spoken with some of our members about this and they talk about how things like the polar vortex and all the freezing -- people just don't feel like shopping. and january is a slow month, anyway, for retail because, you know, you're just coming off the christmas shopping season. people are spent out on. when you multiply that by the super cold weather and the ice storms and the snow and just the gener

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there is support for the regime, but maduro eeked out a victory and a lot of people think there may havebers. there's a question of legitimacy. the opposition opposed chavez, but couldn't challenge him on legitimacy. i think all those things are coming into play. >> all those situations, ukraine and venezuela, you have economic models in serious disrepair, serious need for structural reform and serious political obstacles to achieving it. you see the authorities respond with repression, fan the flames of more violence and contributed to the confluence of factors which mark pointed out to increase the protests rather than address them. in venezuela, you're seeing a test of can chavez, this odd bizarre system of politics and economics that chavez pioneered survive without chavez. the answer increasingly looks like no. he doesn't have the charisma or savvy chavez had. >> that personality of that regime, you now have a symbol of the opposition in the name of this student that died as a rallying point to rally mind. is this maduro regime in as much jeopardy as the regime in ukraine? >> no, cl

the market down more than 300 points, up 150 points last eek. does that concern the fed? guest: one official spoken during this. during this period, generally no. the fed were silent on these issues, when asked about their january policy statement, because they mandated the domestic one and they are not seeing any issues that would really hurt the u.s. economy so far. the market can be an early indicator something wrong is happening, or that there is a bubble forming or other problems in the economy. they do not really watch it, but they do not tend to respond to short-term fluctuations. they need to see a bigger picture and more data that there is a more persistent problem going on than fox relations in the stock market. host: i want to have to have fed policy intersects with what we are seeing in europe and asia in terms of monetary policy. journey is from maryland, independent line, good morning. caller: do you feel the fed is being a political body at this point? in the scope of qualitative easing. where's that direction coming rom? guest: the fed is trying hard to be

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