great granddaughter of emily post. real etiquette. not a joke. >> here's the thing. i just want to point out before we even start, this is the prize. if you win -- >> this is the prize? >> you get ginger and blueberries and stuff. >> oh, jeez. >> who cares about winning now? >> when i did "the view" you got better than that. that's all i could say. >> here's the question. you and your spouse are planning to travel next week, and he thinks he might have the flu. what should he do? a, cancel the plans immediately? b, you go without him? c, wait 24 hours to see how sick he really is? d, run don't walk to the doctor? okay. you already gave us the answer. oh, no. >> i wrote it. i was writing run don't -- i had it. >> run don't walk to the doctor. >> i am up. you're now behind. >> yes, you are. >> question number two. >> okay. >> oh, wait. are they giving all the answers? you meet someone who is clearly sick. they go to shake hands. what do you do? a, quickly turn your head away from them? b, tell them they have some nerve spreading their germs around? c, make eye contact,

. >> sean: i took my son shark fishing emily and posted the picture on twitter and people were accusing me of murdering the shark and i released it. >> you released the shark. >> sean: i released it. >> very nice of you. >> sean: well, the shark thanked me before i let it go. said thank you very much, mr. hannity, have a great time. thank you both. we've got a problem and it's big government. and if we don't solve this, they're going to creep into every single aspect of your life and before all is said and done, they will he' probably monitor how much of hannity you can watch any given night and that's the not good. good to see you. >> >> sean: happy new year and that's the time we have left this evening as always thanks for being with us. let not your heart be troubled. the news continues because gretta is standing by with a great on the record tonight. take it away. >> greta: tonight, well, are you satisfied or did you just get rolled again? >> folks, we're been sold another bottle of d.c. snake oil. >> people have had it. >> in the end president obama got his way and got his deal and

posts. but for emily's boss/ex-boyfriend, zeke, the edge is just the modern equivalent of a pick axe and mule have been made with a lot less. so what's the most excited you've ever been? what's your biggest strike? >> when i was working by myself, i had a ten-ounce day. that was really exciting. but i've spentñr months and mons of summer weather, months and months trying to repeat that. a lot of times, we're just getting by. >> reporter: the roller coaster ride has also turned gnome into a town for reality television. it tracks the physical toll, the emotional role that comes with hunting color under open water and under the ice. many of the miners go deep into debt to chase the dream, often with bitter results. >> time to drink. >> you wanna go? >> reporter: for example, vernon atkinson plowed hundreds of thousands into his rig last season, but found less than a single ounce, and ended up in a bar brawl with his captain. and then there is the crew of the christine rose, the father-son team who left a minnesota farm when the gold bug bit, rather than spend all day hosing the bottom, they moun

. >> gretchen: the co-author of the emily post etiquette guide joins us now.about etiquette. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> gretchen: what do you make of this study that says the younger generation downright rude? >> it doesn't surprise me. we often look at older generations as being polite. we think the younger generation as being rude. older people have more experience. younger people are learning. they're trying to figure out their way in the world. sometimes that does make it kind of bumpy. >> gretchen: one of the things that gets in the way, many people believe, is technology. >> yes. and it can. we really try to tell people to make sure they focus on the person they're with. so when you're engaged with someone, when we're talking, don't be texting, don't be checking facebook and twitter. put the phone away. put the tab left away and make sure that you're focused on the person that you're with. >> gretchen: let's look at some of the results of this study. people may be surprised or maybe not, so are younger people really more rude? tip the haird

emily. >> hi. larry and carolyn. net flix posted a profit as it beat its forecast. signing over two million new internet subscribers in the u.s.. the game led to a profit of 13 cents per share. analysts predicted a 13 cent loss. kodak takes another step towards getting out of bankruptcy. a judge approved $844 million in financing that kodak will use. this was contingent on the sale of its patent portfolio. kodak is in the process of selling patents to a group of tech giants for $527 million. and cisco says it's lie byeing an israel start up that makes technology to help wireless carriers manage their network. today, walking away with a stake estimated $230 mill yichblt how is that? and broader markets today, stocks closed high yes, lawmakers voted to raise the debt keeling and tech stocks rallied amid better than expected earnings. your bloomberg silicon valley index closing up, google, and apple helping pull index up. >> facebook lending a hand to help suicide prevention, providing researchers at the suicide prevention group safe.org with posts from those that take

sam stein covers politics for "the huffington post" and stephanie is president of emily's list.et's start with the message of inclusion and community in the president's address yesterday. many have noticed his preference for three iconic places with historic significance in the fight for american rights. let me run through them first. seneca falls, new york, where in 1848 elizabeth cady stanton and others led a historic convention dedicated to women's rights which later led to a women's right to vote, of course. selma, alabama, the city where civil rights denl straighters fought for voting rights for african-americans in the march of 1965 only to be met violently by armed state troopers in a day that has since been known as bloody sunday. and the stonewall inn often thought of the birth place of the lgbt rights after a gay bar was raided by police in 1969 and for days became the site of protests and riots. here is the president yesterday. >> we, the people, declare today that the most evident of truths, that all of us are created equal, is the star that guides us still just as i

emily accuses strange crystal skulls the kind of. crystal skulls of the guardians of ancestral knowledge on your post as though he really possessed all the knowledge of our ancestors here on earth to him and even beyond according to the my is the skulls the first crystal skulls were brought to earth by initiators from the skies city that this one already has six arable hemispheres and even has hearing. so that simply means it can connect to other forms of life. the cliffs of madrid. was older and i don't know today's a great spirit one of the lot of us is your bit that's great all of us are we're all going to try to comfortably and get in and all. the created by yeah according to the myers and it's not even just the miles because nasa is also well aware that we are making a quantum leap so that is to say the earth just could and even further beyond trees and so we too are passing through into a new age of evolution. so the crystal skulls contain the evolution programmed up until december twenty first two thousand and twelve and. these supposedly extraterrestrial skulls were in fact mass produced. this belief originated as a hoax drea

there is a website, blog post all devoted to this absurd theory. >> yeah. if you google emilie parker's name, who i think is actually alive, the very first thing that comes up was a conspiracy website. one of the videos was produced by a 9/11 company. this tells you altogether. i just checked a few minutes ago, it has almost 200,000 views on youtube. alex jones went off against piers morgan the other night. his website has a whole community forum where there are dozens and dozens and dozens of posting about these things. if you google sandy hook hope, you can find all kinds of things. there's a real strain within the movement. these are paranoid people who think the government is coming to snatch their guns. >> this is not -- we -- off camera we talked to a number of families today who didn't even want to come on camera because they are too upset about this to even address this. the fact that emilie parker's family, if they google her name and the first thing that would come up would be this sickening conspiracy theory wore the same dress that emilie parker had once worn in a p

emily chang, larry, carolyn, thank you. >> there is a subway sandwich scandal going on. a man postedpicture, he put a tape measure next to a foot long and it shows... just 11 inches. immediately more than 131,000 liked or commented on that foto one inch 2józ causing quite an uproar this, is over missing meat, cheese and tomatoes. >> and bread. >> bread, too. there smor than enough bread tlchl the company says it's committed to providing a consistent product delivering bread to the length may vary slightly when not baked to specifications so it's about the baking. >> and that is about 11 -- 1 -- 12th of the price. >> i couldn't get away with a six day forecast, right? here is a look in the western sky. an hour away from sunset. it's a beautiful sky. here is a look at clear skies that we just saw. temperatures right now mainly hoo upper 50s to low 60s, one warm spot, mild spot. 66 degrees in redwood city. 62 here in san francisco. 59 across the bay in oakland. lovely weather that is only going to get lovelyer. there apparently it won't be good tomorrow, either. saturday morning it will

mike holly at "the washington post," infamous nia-malika henderson, and stephanie, president of emily'sanie, let's start with you. i do think it is remarkable. i want to go over these numbers again. nbc news "wall street journal" poll, january 12th to 15th, view on abortion, 54% should be legal, 44% should be illegal. and maybe even more amazing, should we overturn roe v. wade? 24%, yes, we should overturn it, 70%, do not overturn. we've seen a shift in public opinion on gay marriage over, that particularly, the younger you go, the more people either don't care or support it. it is not an issue with opposition sort of galvanizes. is abortion headed in that direction? i never thought i would say that. >> you can look at the numbers, though, when you showed over a period of time, this has been a pro-choice country, in essence, for quite a while. so this trend has been going on. i think what we just saw in this last election really crystallizes where we are. so it's not just the polling numbers, but on election day, we saw women voters in this country stand up and say, we're not going to r

post office helping net flix? and good news for apple, google and kodak. >> emily chang is live with today's after the bell report. emily. >> good afternoon, larry carolyn. tech companies and and there is a deal valued at over half a billion dollars part of the bid to avoid bankruptcy and a new twist in the at that time pathent battle we've been covering around the world. and get this. net flix, large kbreft u.s. mail order movie renlt service got special treatment from u.s. postal service discriminating against other companies according to a ruling today, the suit brought on by video game rent by mail service game fly in 2011 and could lead to changes in the way net flix movies are handled by postal service. voda phone says service is starting to return to normal after connection problems hit blackery customers impacting users in europe and the middle east. they blamed problems on a router error. research in motion shares jumping 14% today, the most since april 2009. and apple has hired xerox cfo as the new corporate controller, joining xerox just two years ago a former cfo of nokia networks. bevlt buy sales show

emily chachblgt back to you. >> thank you. >> that is very cool on the luggage there. a cat cashed in on one of its nine lives found itself wedged between two fence postssanta cruz. animal control say the cat was just obese to squeak through the narrow opening. they were called in to pry the fence and remove the feline. the cat had one of those microchips allowing the officers to reunite the wanl its owners. the cat is said to be doing well. if it had one of those fancy forks it would not be so stuck. >> a new year's diet. >> yes. yes. >> as was the joke. >> i was charging for jokes but there is no fee line. taking a look from our mount tam camera. looking down ocean beach, lots of clear skies around. some broken clouds and a higher level and a little bit of a raise now. most serious clouds are off shore, lots of sunshine at this hour. nice looking view here from our live doppler h 7 hd. patchy fog developing. afternoon showers tomorrow. and will be turning colder that, is the big deal thursday and friday. last two days of the week, chilly. overnight, a few areas of patchy valley fog but clear skies into early evening. overnight a few more clouds devel

emily, thank you very much. anonymous, a hacker group has inserted itself into several news stories. they took a stand in a rape case that hit a small down in ohio, posting a video of one of the suspects and encouraging large scale protests. president obama will make a appearance with 60 minutes on the exit of hillary clinton. >> why did you want to do this together? a joint interview? >> the main thing is i wanted to have a chance to publically say thank you. because i think hillary will go down as one of the finest secretary of states we have had. it has been a great collaboration over the last four years. i'm going to miss her. wish she was sticking around. but she has logged in so many miles i cannot begrudge her to want to take it easy for a bit. >> president obama named four women to senior level white house positions yesterday as he kick starts his second term. we take a closer look at the president's track record on women's issues. >> the same day he named denis mcdone that his chief of staff. >> he set up my staff. he was able to show me where the restrooms were -- >> president obama named four women to senior white house posts, including prosec

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post the video before noon eastern time. follow us is on twitter @ fox news sunday. up next, our power player of the week. jenna shared her recipe with sharon, who emailed it to emilyto cindy, who wondered why her soup wasn't quite the same. the recipe's not the recipe... ohhh. [ female announcer ] ...without swanson. the broth cooks trust most when making soup. mmmm! [ female announcer ] the secret is swanson. has been explaining to us for decades how that president turned his plans into law. here is our power player of the week. >> you want to know how political power works in america in the last half of the century study lyndon johnson's life and watching him exercise power is a way to see what a president can really do. >> chris: robert carol spent almost half his life telling the story of lbj. he is a student of power, how you get it and what you do with it and johnson he says was a genius at both. >> chris: how long did you think it was going to take you? >> i thought about ten years. >> chris: and now we are, what, 36 years into this? >> something like that. >> chris: the breadth and depth of the work is stunning. since 1976 he has written four books. he say