i'd like to have eli manning say, eli, are these charges true or are they not true? did you and other locker room people create bogus memorabilia to sell? the lawyer has an excellent lawsuit. >> it's interesting. i know something about this business. i know memorabilia people when they can, they are in person when the athlete signs something or clubhouse, locker room, when the athlete takes off the jersey and authenticates it on the premises. they can't be there for every intersection. they do have cards that show authenticity. >> we know eli's signature. here is the signature of authenticity. we know that's his inscription and we have the certificate of authenticity. what we don't have, and this is what is so distressing, this vision. just bear with me for a second, gretchen. picture a locker room attendant, a uniform guy, in charge of uniforms and a scheme and conspiracy where they are marking up, cutting up jerseys, scooching them in the dirt, scuffing helmets and then selling them. this lawsuit for this memorabilia collector, this is a lawsuit that goes in the te

that doesn't show that eli had knowledge. eli manning. >> what about the equipment manager? the equipment manager may be involved in this. we have to know who know what, what they knew and when they knew it. >> it's technically hearsay but it falls under exception, but that's only as to skiba. you would have to redakt the eli portion. >> and one is he has to prove the authenticity of the e-mail. how do we know if that's what the person really said? i do i think it's incriminating. >> what is he going to say? oh, i was just kidding. >> it's definitely red flags, very incriminating. >> there has to be a way to authenticate the real deal and the fake stuff. i mean, i think you can compare photos and video tape during game with what was supposed to be the game helmet, for example, the markings may be different. the jersey may be slightly different. >> 100%. that's the first hurdle. are these fake items. the physical evidence. they have to prove that it's fake. now there are a lot of experts out there that will come to court and w

bringing eli's name in to this whole mess? >> yeah, jamie, i think that's a lot of it.t this complaint and i think it's written more for television than for winning a lawsuit. i mean, there's a lot of stuff in here, and the fact that he's even making these allegations against eli basically have nothing to do with actually the real lawsuit. what it's really all about is the fact that this guy got indicted out of chicago based upon testimony from people from the new york giants organization, ultimately his lawyer showed that some of that testimony may not have been accurate and so the charges were dropped. and i think this guy is just taking a shot right back at them. and for a guy who missed getting indicted and going to jail he's making a lot of noise. >> this is the guy that's actually the plaintiff in the case. >> correct. >> he has had legal trouble before. there is no direct evidence that we've seen, you've reviewed it, as well. what is your impression, dog? >> i think the case is most likely a little bit week. i mean, as a jets fan you can see from my tie on some s

well, welcome to the world, eli.gratulations on earning the same salary as your father. ( laughter ) ( applause ) speak of which, jay, since this is your second baby i am promoting you to junior executive intern. it does not come with a salary bump but your business cards will be more impressive, or they would be if i gave you business cards. and remember, as soon as eli is old enough to carry a la at a, i captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> it's 99:59 and 59 seconds, we found this on daley-- dailymail web site, a russian skier whose name i refused to butcher, modelling an lingerie alongside her skies because they're superstraight over there and they just want you to remember it. fresh off the they're so not gay people in sochi pronouncement, russia's next campaign was modelling its female olympians in lingerie

well, welcome to the world, eli. on earning the same salary as your father. ( laughter ) ( applause ) speak of which, jay, since this is your second baby i am promoting you to junior executive intern. it does not come with a salary bump but your business cards will be more impressive, or they would be if i gave you business cards. and remember, as soon as eli is old enough to carry a la at a, i captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org - what? - lemon, i'm gonna be late for our meeting. i had to get out of my car and walk. fifth avenue is closed for a joint pain walkathon. it's only four blocks but they are so slow. - i'm running late, too. my subway ride was the standard amazingness. no, that's not how it works.

well, welcome to the world, eli.alary as your father. ( laughter ) ( applause ) speak of which, jay, since this is your second baby i am promoting you to junior executive intern. it does not come with a salary bump but your business cards will be more impressive, or they would be if i gave you business cards. and remember, as soon as eli is old enough to carry a la at a, i captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org in new york, this is the daily show with jon stewart! [applause] jon: welcome to the daily show, my name is jon stewart. we have a good one tonight. our guest tonight, toronto star reporter robyn doolittle, has written a book about -- a gentleman named rob ford, apparently he's

well, welcome to the world, eli.g the same salary as your father. ( laughter ) ( applause ) speak of which, jay, since this is your second baby i am promoting you to junior executive intern. it does not come with a salary bump but your business cards will be more impressive, or they would be if i gave you business cards. and remember, as soon as eli is old enough to carry a la at a, i captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org hey, come on, man. be careful, man. you're spilling it on the floor. i don't understand why you don't just use a cup. i'm trying to be inconspicuous. inconspicuous? your entire mouth is stained red, frank. it is? aren't we gonna be at the barbecue soon? yeah, i'm pre-gaming, man. what is going on with you, man? you're going off the deep end lately. i feel like he's been wading around in the deep end for a while now, charlie. no, bro, it's different. he's staying out, like, all hours of the night. i never see him. if he is around, he's usually

i want to thank elis a rosenberg, and victoria defrancesco soto.hank you all for getting up and thank you for joining us at home. ahead next weekend, march madness is coming up. we're going to have our very own up against the clock tournament of champions. the selection show is next week. we can have brackets for you, fill them out, get your office pools ready. but next, joy reid is in for melissa harris-perry and she'll be joined by the mother of

eli wiel. i'm a nephrologyist and i have been taking care of patients with kidney disease. i'm very pleased to be able to talk to the committee today on a very important subject that is not something that is very remote and very rare. the problem is larger than many people think. many people think that dialysis issues and transplant issues are sort of often drugs and things that are very remote. in san francisco i estimate there are about 800 patients on dialysis in the city of san francisco and that there may be up to 12-1300 patients walking around with a kidney transplant and subject to dialysis and being kept alive by this type of technology. tatiana is one of those with know kidney function that can be kept alive by this modality for many years and kept functioning. many people do not understand that. i'm going to talk a little bit about the kidneys and where they are and what they do and some of the problems that dialysis patients have and what dialysis is. first, i want to mention where the kidneys are and we have two kidneys, each person has usually two kidneys. if

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the cabin and to your stool at the sons of eli for nonexistent schooling which means happens after the bad attitude. my sister for schooling at the new sap ag land mafia. nice mood didak get back to those in the us but the cab then he got to the bottom until you've wanted united kingdom i spent these last four to five percent of the budget for education. the okie government spends about one percent. benny said of the population has completed its going to get into the standout imagine that and we went to santa and how much does it. the following team principal of tonight's super kings was on monday indicted on charges of acting during the six season off into infinity. the ips of the member committee headed by the tide judgment when we got some tickets to walk to the supreme court may opt to send off into the box in the teapot in the us cricket board. he was accused of crossing the nation to book these bad things that stay on the ipl. olson said the board of what it would act issued by state and her husband got screwed up. juan cole oneness of god stunned by its team in the spot fixing s

first the nfl first dad, the father of payton and eli manning. after peyton had neck surgery in 2011 and couldn't throw a football, did you ever think this is it? >> we thought it was a good chance, chris, just because he's -- at that time he was more than 35 years old. he's had four surgeries and then had this fusion. we just didn't know physically -- i know the doctor said he should be all right. he shall be able to live a normal life but that is different than going back and playing football. then i saw him throw his first time, just toss a few balls. that wasn't pretty. i knew he had a long way to go. >> how discouraged was he in that early stage and how discouraged were you? >> i was concerned about his health. if football was over for him he had a really good run. he had done great things in indianapolis. he flew into new orleans. we appreciated this because we're concerned just about his health. he flew into knolls and sat down with us and said they tell me this fusion is work, but i've got a long way to go. if i go through it and the doct

. >> ely tiene los detalles. >> así es, como ven las manifestaciones continúan y es que también se llamanciparan de un simulacro de diálogo y es se ocupa de repeler las acciones de protesta en las calles y exigieron que no hayan más represiones, pero siguen llegando las imágenes de los saqueos en cuatro comunidades venezolanas y hablamos de mérida, táchira, sulia y aragueña del centro del país, para mañana otra marcha por el centro estudiantil y desde mañana comienza el carnaval hasta el próximo martes, el gobierno trata de impedir que continúen las protestas y esto está por verse, es la información de caracas. >> el departamento de ciudadanía e inmigración dará a conocer el tema de la "acción diferida" . >> para hablar del tema nos habla bárbara pinto. >> el peligro que si alguien tiene "acción diferida" y es culpado por dui no podrán renovar su "acción diferida" y no podrán renovar su id o licencia de california. >> es que es más fácil que los deporten?. >> sí, porque sin la "acción diferida" no tendrán la protección contra la deportación y pueden ser detenidos por inmigración y por eso

first, the nfl's first dad former pro football star archie manning, the father of peyton and eli manningafter peyton had his neck surgery in 2011 and really couldn't throw a football, did you ever think this is it? >> we thought it was a good chance, chris. just because he's at that time he is more than 35 years old. he's had four surgeries. and then had this fusion. we just didn't know physically, the doctor said he should be all right. he should be able to live a normal life. that is different than going back and playing football. i saw him throw his first time just toss a few balls and that wasn't pretty. so i knew he had a long way to go. >> so how discouraged was necessity that early stage? how discouraged were you? >> i was concerned about his health. you know, football is over for him, he had a really good run. they had done some great thing there's in indianapolis. he flew into new orleans, we really appreciated. this we were concerned. just about his health. he flew into new orleans and he just sat down with us and said, look, they tell me this fusion is work but i have a long w

y las protestas y represiÓn a estas protestas ha crecido, ve zuela decide su futuro en estos dÍas, eliente maltratado, humillado, violado, bej ado por los del uniforme verde. >> protestas y cacerolazos, llanto y despedida en una semana que ya suma al menos 10 muertos, los Últimos dos un joven que se estrellÓ contra un alambre que bloqueaba una calle y una joven que recibiÓ una rÁfaga de perdigones en el rostro para el gobierno todo estÁ dentro del mismo plan. >> seÑores la oposiciÓn asuman su responsabilidad con sus electores, no estÉn sacÁndole el cuerpo a la situaciÓn si quieren violencia o quieren paz. >> el presidente insiste que hay hechos violentos en 18 municipios opositores. >> no se tortura ni se violan derechos humanos. >> estÁ puesto ojos en detenciÓn de leopoldo lÓpez. >> traje una lista para no cometer ningÚn error de todos los hermanos venezolanos que han sido torturados. >> las redes sociales han sido cruciales el gobierno habla de cobertura manipulada de los medios por lo que revocÓ el permiso de trabajo de una corresponsal re activÁndolo horas despuÉs. >> lo que se esp

the richter scale was ely technology. >> probably a myth that i hear most often is my building is just fine in the loma prieta earthquake so everything is fine. is that true ? >> loma prieta was different. the ground acceleration here was quite moderate and the duration was moderate. so anyone that believes they survived a big earthquake and their building has been tested is sadly mistaken. >> we are planning for the bigger earthquake closer to san francisco and a fault totally independent. >> much stronger than the loma prieta earthquake. >> so people who were here in '89 they should say 3 times as strong and twice as long and that will give them more of an occasion of the earthquake we would have. 10 percent isn't really the threshold of damage. when you triple it you cross that line. it's much more damage in earthquake. >> i want to thank you, harvey, thanks pat for >> hello, i am with the recreation and parks department. we are featuring the romantic park location in your backyard. this is your chance to find your heart in santa and cisco with someone special. -- san francisco with

more likely it will would take 10, 15 or 20 is to know about eli.hey would have quietly prosecuted caliente would have led to a lesser offense and gone off and never talked about it and it would have been 10 years before some historian dug up the story. what we know about the war and how it changed the course of the war might've been different. the story would have come out that it might not come out in that point in time. there were other journalists who knew of the atrocities and there was something about sy in his make make up that made them pursue the story when others would not. he went into dangerous zones. he wrote the story and very few people were happy. it either didn't happen and he lied about it and even if it happened they shouldn't have written it. he was wickedly and fiercely attacked. he was attacked in the 40 years of his career. >> hey. this is more of a general question about the journalism business these days and if you think about the threats against journalists are more substantial than it used to be legally and also weighed fr

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. >> good afternoon, commissioners i'm eli i'm the foods and systems agricultural program manager at'm here to say i'm excited this program is up and off the ground and anxiously awaited and mann hannah coming on board is exciting. i'd like to thank the department and phil for the leadership in rec and park really advocating to take this on. the department has a lot of resources and also dawn and linda and others who helped. there's a lot of work to be done. just a background in 2012, the supervisors passed measures to support of the agricultural and there are 11 agencies to fund it they've not been coordinating with each other. i want to see what's exciting is rec and park hosting an event to fund across agencies. right now it's funded for one year and we're hoping this position will continue and seeing no research centers and people feeling they have a front door. in the next few months to see presentations at the commission and look forward to having those and how we can better support it. there's a lot of interest. i think at the golden gate community garden 3 thousand people sig

predictions on who's going to win the big game and get this, a zoo in utah said that it's ape named elis chosen -- has chosen the seahawks to win the super bowl. which means peyton manning now has two elis quietly rooting against him. [ laughter and applause ] sorry bro. the nfl announced that veteran referee terry mcaulay will lead the referee crew this sunday. so, if you had him in your referee pool please contact gambler's anonymous at www.gamblersanonymous.org. [ laughter and applause ] you have a problem! i also read that out of the seven referees calling the game, combined 110 years of experience in the league. that's right. 110 years of experience. all leading up to that one special day where 80,000 fans yell, "you suck!" [ laughter and applause ] appreciate that. thank you very much. i worked hard! i deserve it. speaking of the refs you probably noticed there are a lot of penalties they call throughout the game like offsides, pass interference and stuff like that and there's also a lot of other penalties people don't know about. i'll show you what i mean in a segment called "les

one of our favorites is eli the ape from salt lake city.this year he clearly believes it'll be a seattle victory. but in tennessee -- >> wait. so if he knocks it over, that's good. >> that's a good thing. >> that's who he thinks will win. >> we can't forget the famous groundhog, chattanooga chuck, used his forecasting skills to predict the broncos. >> does he predict the end of winter too? >> he's never gotten that right. but the super bowl is a different game. out of the whole list of 11 too use their psychic powers, here's the final tally, 7 for dinner -- >> dinner? >> dinner. >> yeah. >> and they're coming to dinner. seven for denver and four for seattle, so if that's any indicator -- >> oh, yeah. >> against your predictions. >> is that or or -- >> that is my prediction. >> i'm going to go with the animals. all right. so now that we know who's going to win, the next logical thing to ponder is, what would the super bowl look like as a mini bowl? luckily the folks at lego have unveiled their own model of metlife stadium. it's filled with 1

that's eli, kim, sid -- >> jimmy: introduce the band. who are they?mmy: uh-huh, i know them. >> that's kim thompson who's played with beyonce. >> jimmy: ah-ha. [ cheers ] >> incredible. syd butler who plays with les savy fav. and seth jabour, who plays also with les savy fav. great brilliant musicians. [ applause ] >> jimmy: you just made up the last two guys names. >> yes. >> jimmy: you don't know the band? >> i don't. i'm meeting them first time tonight. >> jimmy: give me three other band members that are in the band as well. >> well, there's flaine cerulean. >> jimmy: flan? >> phlaine cerulean. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: his name is flane, is the first name? >> not flane, pflaine. >> jimmy: oh, it's a, "pf?" >> yeah, it's a "pf" pflaine cerulean. >> jimmy: cerulean, just -- >> yeah. the lisa twins. >> jimmy: the lisa twins? [ laughter ] is lisa their first name or last name? >> both, so it's just one name. >> jimmy: wait, you have lisa lisa on your show? >> yeah, she's on the show. >> jimmy: oh my gosh, congratulations. >> we're real excited. and, dr.

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periÓdicos han tenido que tomar dramÁticas decisiones reducir a la mitad sus ejemplares, desde caracas, eli polÍtico sino algo laboratorl que estarÍ poniendo en riesgo el empleo de aproximadamente mÁs de 120 trabajadores. >> habla solo del diario la costa, segÚn estudios de la ong instituto prensa y sociedad los dirigentes de al menos 17 periÓdicos han tenido que tomar decisiones dratica ma's para estirar el inventario de papel. >> estamos esperando para prÓximas semanas quizÁs una pÁginaciÓn de 16 pÁginas. >> aunque el tema para el parece netamente ministadministrativo, protestas de trabajadores como el diario el impulso con 110 aÑos circulando se unieron caras conocidas, el tema luce polarizados entre quiÉnes aseguran que no existe la crisis y piensan que es un mecanismo de censura. >> alguien podrÍa pensar que estamos pidiendo papel para periÓdicos no es eso, aquÍ se estÁ haciendo una solicitud de un derecho que es el derecho a la libertad de expresiÓn. >> es contra todo aquel que quiera elevar su voz con libertad. >> una libertad que para el presidente nicolÁs maduro busca desestabiliza

. >> people in eli will are watching this this morning. we have flood warnings in a few spots. we have heavy rain moving through the region. it's a light storm with thunderstorms coming up through the ohio valley as we go throughout the afternoon into the tennessee valley. maybe a few severe storms. i mention the heavy rain. look at this radar. the yellow and the orange and even thunderstorms right now. from the chicago area up to milwaukee, watch out for a lot of water on the road and secondary roads with poor drainage areas throughout your morning commute. we will see severe storms this afternoon and this evening. a large area. not too many tornadoes, but we will see wind damage with the storms. indianapolis down through new orleans, and the back side of the storm, snow. minneapolis to duluth, up to six to 12 inches. there's a back side of the storm. this is like a typical spring storm. if the east coast is warm for two days. that's it. two days. >>> closing the gap on minimum wage. also, the winner of the powerba powerball. maybe it's you. are georgia's license plates for re

. >>> and when he was a backup quarterback for eli manning playing for the new york giants, jared lorenzenarterback in history weighing more than 270 pounds. that was six years ago and 70 pounds ago. now a starting quarterback in the continental indoor football league, lorenzen tips the scales at 320 pounds. fans have taken to calling him the hefty lefty and pillsbury throwboy. lorenzen says he loves the names, and just in case you think it's a gimmick, lorenzen was named the mvp of the league last season. he knows how to throw his weight around. >>> a record 150 million people tune nod to watch the halftime super bowl featuring bruno mars and the red hot chilly peppers. a few of those viewers noticed the chili peppers were playing instruments not plugged in. on tuesday the band admitted they pretended to play along with a prerecorded instrumental track. turns out nfl officials felt it would be too hard to pull off. the base player said it was too big an opportunity to pass up. >>> when we return, the beatles plugged in a half century this week. ♪ close your eyes and i'll kiss you tomorrow

. ♪ leo held court in vip while eli worked the room.'s right up close to the stars because he's dropped big bucks to get insider treatment at the nonstop super bowl weekend extravaganza that has little to do with football. this high-end party packaging is a $50 million industry in and of itself, and you're about to see what all access means in the host city of sport's biggest event. you see, joe poolin is what they call a super bowl vip. he runs a luxury travel business with his brothers, jazz and james. his four-day super bowl odyssey starts here. >> all right! >> reporter: on a private plane from montreal to new york city. >> there's a tonic water for you. >> thanks, buddy. >> reporter: for he and his entourage it costs about $10,000. after touching down on the tarmac they're back up in the air. after all, who wants to deal with airport traffic? so in terms of the numbers for this whole weekend, what are you going to be throwing down? >> i don't know yet. you can talk to me on monday. i'll give you the final tab. >> reporter: it's all

peyton's dad archie and eli played for ole miss. he passed up to play for tennessee. in 1998, manning was selected first in the draft by the colts. he signed a six-year $48 million deal and turned the team around. in 2007, manning finally silenced critics and won his first super bowl ring. even peyton manning is expendable in football. after signing a five-year $90 million in 2011, manning went under the knife for a neck injury. the quarterback who never missed a game went out for the season. and as manning was nearing the $28 million bonus. >> i will leave the colts with nothing but good thoughts and gratitude. >> this is not an unemployment story. manning joined the broncos with a $96 million deal. >> i'm excited to begin the next chapter of my career with the broncos. >> and the broncos got what they paid for. a trip to the super bowl for the first time in 15 years. >> that guy is pretty good if you like 6'5", 230 pound quarterbacks. >> you don't have to be a football fan to get your fill of peyton. ♪ football on your phone >> commercials for directv and oreo and s

personal trainer eli ingram says little things add up. >> instead of taking the elevator, take the stairslooking at your e-mails on your computer, use your phone. walk around. >> reporter: and use a pedometer on your phone and keep track of your steps. >>> in finland, rudolph doesn't just have a red nose. reindeer in the country are having fluorescent antlers. the pilot program is an effort to make the road safer. afternoo antlers are being painted so they can be seen. >>> and golf is generally not hazardous for spectators, but it was wednesday when rory mcilroy hit an errant shot in the desert. >> did that hit a cameraman right there? >> it hit somebody. >> the shot actually forced a man to fall into a cactus. when the man got up, he had stickers, known as jumpy cholla on his arms. i feel sorry for him. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," the cancelator, it's a program airlines use to cancel flights. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." lighter side of dog chow. purina dog chow light & healthy. try zyrtec-d® to powerfully clear your blocked nose this is the "cbs morning

eli: rachel, i admit i'm disappointed, but i understand. thank you for calling. (beep) jackie.es, mr. gold? rachel keyser has dropped out as supreme court candidate. oh, that's certainly unfortunate. but i'm not at all surprised. why is that? well, i heard her husband was ill. i'm sure she wanted to devote time to his care. that's the only reason? what else could it be? you. me? (chuckling): no. i-i'm here to decorate peter's office. that's all. jackie. you can't do this. do what? rachel has always done what's best for rachel. well, it's always nice chatting with you, mr. gold, but, um, i have to find a place for this. artwork. party planning. you know, my domain. $830,000. that's our final offer. we used to work for you. there are always three offers before the final offer. you shouldn't overestimate our generosity. and you shouldn't underestimate how great it is to watch you scrambling. 'cause you know you lost. so why don't we skip the next half hour of gymnastics and get right to the $1.5 million you have been authorized to offer. sondra: mrs. florrick, you have a call. tak

still the journal the easy life eric elie is this coming up it shares its holding in hospital last week more urgently needed supplies to the deceased experience today giving children the right to die. belgium for parents and teachers for chews on his image. at school i got lower germany topped the medal table at the satirical intent the old city of all suffered eighteen months now siege by a syrian site now it's seeing a slight ray of hope that the united nations resuming its evacuation of civilians there and the delivery of aid since friday more than fourteen hundred civilians have left the old city about three thousand people are believed to be still and the rebel enclave. the many evacuees hope that the peace talks in geneva will make it possible for others to soon be reunited with their lofts above. the other in some re unite to its two years since knots of boat has seen his dad. i work. it was stuck in homes. disappointed but unable to leave because he was deemed a striking change thanks to the ceasefire he's back in the arms of his loved ones the outfit is just one no more than a

but, you toss eli the ape predicts that the seahawks will prevail.reaker, the elephants and south carolina have their peanuts on the broncos. >> here on the kron 4 news weekend we are getting into the spirit of the super bowl as well. here are our picks. who do you think will win? tellus on facebook or tweet us. >> coming up on kron 4 news at 8:00 a.m.. millions of yahoo accounts could have been hacks and this week. coming up at 8:00 a.m. we will have a security experts here to answer your questions on how to keep your concept in which she should do if you receive a spam e-mail. >> it is looking a lot like ski season in tahoe this weekend. we will have an update from heavenly ski resort on what ski conditions are like this morning. >> the british film festival is coming to san francisco. coming up at 8:45 a.m. jan will sit down with a guest from the film festival with a preview of what we can expect to see on the big screen. this may sound like a long shot, but one day you will be the greatest athlete in your sport. but before you begin to run, you w

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. >>> eli lily rose on the news that the company's experimental cancer drug significantly improves survival rates in lung cancer patients. the treatment which some think could be lily's next blockbuster drug has shown success in treating stomach cancer. shares rose 5% to $58.09. shares of garmin up sharply. investors snapped up the stock on news of better than expected earnings and sales. surprisingly, it wasn't the traditional gps systems that drove the navigation company's positive results, but it was stronger demand for aviation and fitness-related products. the stocks surged more than 9% to $51.55. >>> get ready perhaps to pay more for a gallon of milk, as much as 20% more as soons a next month. analysts say strong global demand especially in china coupled with a drop in milk production overseas has led to a sharp increase in u.s. dairy exports, and that means higher prices here at home. >>> well, milk is one thing, but coffee is another. the price of your morning joe is about to get a big jolt. supply concerns in brazil, this is the world's number one supplier, means java junkies could

. >> eli is joining us from "the daily beast." you're hearing these explosions going on right now. assume officials at the state department, pentagon, intelligence committee, they are monitoring this very closely? >> i think they are not only monitoring it very closely but they are asking themselves can the government survive and are we now seeing russia's expansion to its near or abroad. >> could you envision the russians, the regime, the government of vladimir putin allowing to take over in kiev and move away towards the eu? >> i could not envision that at this point, no. >> what do you think the russians would do to prevent that from happening? would they start sending troops? >> i don't want to get ahead of my skis right now but i think the russians are watching this ve very closely and want to make sure that their influence are in power. >> barbara starr, i know officials there are watching it very carefully, the civilians, the defense. what are you hearing, barbara? >> wolf, the intelligence committee also watching this very crowsly. what they are going to have to calculate h

across the nation the current sec after another has been a m thursday to thank very much indeed think eli his last contact with them again to wrap up the disc edition of the business entity tax or two in dc with a sense once again. or. it's hard to put pepperoni pretoria having a constraint. it's like the singer died in protests reaching across south africa just months before the next scene. many residents angry at the lack of basic sentences like was done and i just see and be acknowledged by the cool pharisees. we have to be we don't have a choice we ask who is above the government is motivated to his in laws them by transmitting really been missing . the independent candidate for ministry thousand said is that if we play sets the record it and then becoming increasingly vital. it's of any tension the broncos state's residents towards deputy station kenny and i agreed to mounting back to sutton says and while the bills. simply react to the lethal bullets killing nine people said bob in ca and triggering even more anger. but i like the tot of taking us don't really get the point is that

at 8 tesla motors' chief eli has had company talks with apple. this be the beginning of the i car. >> : tesla motors had talks with apple. but conversations with apple i can't say if those revolved around any accusation. >> : these two companies talking had a tech world buzzing. what if apple want to buy tesla motors. it had the money they could afford it. it could take the car and build on its. it's fun to think about it. >> : very unlikely we'd stayed super focus on achieving and compelling on a small electric car. i be concerned if acquisition scenario. the task which has always been meat. the driving goal of tesla. >> : here is the response from tesla through e-mail. it they said no comments. >> : it beat its but maybe it's nothing we will have to wait >> : meat may it ended up in easchildren's school lunch. why a slaughterhouse closed now open. ahead tonight at 8 another frightening threat to plan to fly anytime soon. the feds say what you need to look for. >> : when you thought you heard every excuse and the but we found people behaving bad

not his brother eli, he has two rings of his own. their older brother cooper manning.they were the sons of archie manning. cooper was the one that showed the most promise but when he was in high school, he was diagnosed with a spinal condition and had to quit the sport and payton said he has been so supportive of him. you will see him during the broadcast in the stands tonight. he said he wants to win it in part for cooper manning. >> thank you so much for bringing that that us. you are bundled up i know it is cold but maybe not as cold as people were afraid it would be. >> you are staying warm. >> i have to tell you. there is of course, people thought this has to be the coldest super bowl ever. super bowl 6, 9 degrees at take off. right now 54 degrees. so hey. we are going to break out the palm trees sound. >> all right thank you so much. let's check in with jennifer gray she has the super bowl forecast for us. >> fred, phil the ground hog is not a popular creature this afternoon. yes, he did see his shadow which means six more weeks of winter. twitter was blowing up

. >> is it excited to be -- exciting to be playing for the coach and with eli?ve the coach and shoots up to you straight and pulls no punches. a live pouches for his guys and stands up for people he believes in. eagles, you have got of rivalry amongst other teams with the philadelphia eagles. one of the other running backs had a comment about playing in the super bowl. i will get your reaction. >> the time is coming in the next five years, we should get a couple of rings. attitude, wend the all have that same dream and the same goals. mccoy. was sean any thoughts? >> they know for them to win championships they have to go through us. we are going to be prepared and ready to play. they have developed into a new -- a good team so we are excited about the opportunity. a goodld be a get -- game once we play each other. >> when we first met what was the first thing i said? >> you were surprised it was not bigger than you thought. >> you said everyone says this to you. >> what i did notice that -- is that your hands are special. you are wide receiver. your job is to c

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and was this helmet really worn by eli manning.his man said it is a fake. >> thanks. >> police and firefighters are supposed to be on the same side when it comes to saving lives in a emergency. something went wrong in southern california. the police handcuffed -- sorry, a firefighter handcuffed by the police. he was detained 30 minutes and the police say it was a misunderstanding. but that is doing little to quell the outrage. mark is here and a les is a fox news analyst. why are you outraged, mark? >> how could you not? listen, the firefighter is out there to protect live and a 12 year veteran and blocked the ambulance and make sure everybody was there to be safe. the officer strips him of his liberty and the four fire said i will not move my rig. if you don't move now you are under arrest. this cop, your ego is not your a miggo. a les. there were three fire trucks in the fast lane and the police wanted the firemen to move rigs out of the fast lane and he was administering help to victims and he done. who was right here? >> i unde

clear ely your great fear when talking to opposition leaders was that yanukovych was going to bring outhe army and start firing on the troops. >> hello. yes, that was a very tense moment. i think if the opposition hadn't supported the deal yanukovych's hand would have been strengthened and maybe his security operations would not have disintegrated. and then what happened was something really strange. within minutes of us signing the agreement the protection, the security forces, started leaving the vicinity of the presidential palace which they didn't need to do. and the decompression of the regime started very quickly. >> you have seen this up close in poland. you have seen it in other places. do you think this is now a complete collapse of yanukovych and his regime? will they fight back? or do you think the opposition is firmly in control? >> we have a legitimate source of authority in kiev which is democratically elected parliament and the speaker of parliament who is acting president. and that, i think, is the source of authority that needs to unite the country. they need to be incl