tennessee, jeff fisher was the longest coach in the nfl till today. after 16 years he and the titans part ways. a little surprise because the word had been it was young or fisher to go. they had a power struggle there. young the quarterback was let go, but today there goes fisher as well. andy reid coached for 12 seasons in philadelphia, he is the longest tenured coach. the latest out of the pro bowl. nommy is a victim of a sprained ankle, he will not play sunday. peppers, another fine has come down, $10,000 for his hetimate hit on aaron rodgers. funny part is, peppers wasn't pennallized but that's what is going on now with all the preplays. sphf you think something is illegal, they are trying to protect the quarterbacks, concussions, as we were talking about, they want to add two more games to sell beer for $9. tiger woods is back. tiger at a place where he won seven tournaments throughout his career. tory pines, his debut for 2011. he would shoot 69. five strokes back. his most famous appearance here, 2008, and beat rocko in the u.s. open playoff. h

fisher spoke at the beverly hills hotel in california. this is just under a half hour. >> thank you very much, vinyl and thank you all for joining me today. my name is june breton fisher as she just told you, but i once was june goldman and i am the granddaughter of henry goldman. if you were expecting to hear a see all, tell tell-all about how goldman sachs makes all that money and until recently appeared to keep its hands clean, i am afraid you will be disappointed. maya book, "when money was in fashion," which i have somewhere here, was recently published by palgrave macmillan. it is a biography and memoirs my grandfather who was the son of the founder, marcus, and a farmer from the chinese village in bavaria who came to the states in and the great immigration wave of 1848. henry goldman and revolutionize the financial world by developing a modern method of financing for congress and industry which today is known as the ipo. in a day when there were no pcs, no internet, no e-mail or even adding machines, when business was developed sol

fisher said a large number of people are still living in camps and temporary shelters. he also said that 178,000 people have been infected with cholera. >> translator: i'm worried that cholera has been spreading among children, too. i want to live in a more sanitary environment. >> fisher also says delays in the payment of pledged aid have caused temporary housing construction to fall far behind schedule. >> and with the ongoing cholera epidemic, a significant humanitarian presence would still be needed in 2011. >>> u.s. vice president joe biden says american forces will stay in afghanistan beyond 2014 if requested by the afghan government. all u.s. combat troops are scheduled to be out of the country by then. biden spoke to reporters after meeting with afghan president hamid karzai on tuesday. he arrived in afghanistan unannounced the previous day. the vice president stressed the united states will ensure a smooth handover through the training of afghan security and police forces. >> the united states, if the afghan people want it, are prepared, and we are not leaving

. >>> jeff fisher out after 16 years with the tennessee titans. fisher the longest tenured coach in the nfl at 16 years but no super bowls. a little bit of a surprise there because early in january, the owner of the titans confirmed he would be back. eventually a little falling out since then. that's the sporting life at the this hour, and come 10:00 we'll have lots of college hoop for you. >>> the disappearance of a man in arizona has friends and family concerned here in the bay area. coming up on news 36 at 7:00, his friends and family are holding out hope for his safe run. that is it for our safe return. thanks for joining us. good night. -- that is it for our report, thanks for joining us. good night.

. >> finesse of fisher, thank you. -- vanessa fisher, thank you. >>> sap has revealed its earnings in its fourth quarter profit fell from a year ago. sap did not cheer investors by forecasting double-digit revenue growth and raising its dividend 20%. >> sap programs can be found everywhere. millions of people's wages are calculated by 1 of their payroll programs. that is just 1 example. lots of companies use the software giant's products. there are even programs to help save energy. they also seem well positioned for the future. >> we see growth in all regions, but brazil, russia, india, and china are growing much faster. we see great opportunities there and we have new categories of software that create growth mopportunities, and i would say the small and midsize companies are a huge market for us. >> retailers around the world are especially interested in sap's accounting programs, but banks are also among their biggest clients. on the downside, a u.s. court recently ordered them to pay american rival or cold billions wrote inamages for copyright infringement -- to the american --or

. >> dw-tv's vanessa fisher is in davos and was listening to president sarkozy's speech. asked if he presented a convincing defense of the euro. >> yes, one could say so. although it was very short. because he was actually speaking on the global governance of this is g-20, and there were questions on the euro. one had the feeling he did not really want to talk about the euro. but he made very clear that he and the german chancellor, angela merkel, would never, never ever let the year-ago down and that europe was the hero, and there were so many forecasts in the past that the bureau would go down and that the bureau did not have any future and the euro is still there. so he was quite convincing. >> a case in point, keeping that theme, the greek prime minister is also attending the form. in greece, of course, being the first eurozone member to receive a big bailout. as he had anything to say about the euro debt crisis? >> yes, he basically explained the situation grease was in. he said we're doing everything that the european union is saying. we're cutting costs of to the p

and that dream is the story of a small business owner named brandon fisher. brandon started a company in berlin, pennsylvania that specializes in a new kind of drilling technology. one day last summer, he saw the news that halfway across the world, 33 men were trapped in a chilean mine, and no one knew how to save them. but brandon thought his company could help. and so he designed a rescue that would come to be known as plan b. his employees worked around the clock to manufacture the necessary drilling equipment. and brandon left for chile. along with others, he began drilling a 2,000 foot hole into the ground, working three or four days at a time with no sleep. thirty-seven days later, plan b succeeded, and the miners were rescued. but because he did not want all of the attention, brandon was not there when the miners emerged. he had already gone home, back to work on his next project. later, one of his employees said of the rescue, "we proved that center rock is a little company, but we do big things." we do big things. from the earliest days of our foundi

not cure for nation's fiscal pathology so this is federal reserve bank of dallas president richard fisher and he said that monetary policy isn't quote solve for the nation's fiscal pathology and that congress should focus on reducing the federal deficit and creating incentives for companies to grow yet all fiscal meaning tax tax they're saying that there's only so much tweaking the plumbing of the banking system can do at some point people who are elected to govern must govern they simply can't sit back and hope that you can turn a dial here and turn the dial there and do all the work for you you actually have to do work when you're elected to an office somewhere you actually go to do some work well also our monetary policy is about feeding the oligarchs and trenching this oligarchies so you need to do something to change that and i mean the last federal open market committee that met last month voted to push ahead with its plan to stimulate the economy by purchasing six hundred billion of bonds through june fisher says of this program this roughly means we are purchasing the equivalent o

en el staples center, desde que lebron james se fuera al miami heat, tenemos una noche histórica, fisher para el otro equipo y tambiñn para nosotros, así que no hay que meterse en eso. >> fue mas culpa de nosotros que del arbitraje tambiñn no hay que alarmarno con lo que sucedió, somos un gtran equipo. >> rafael ortega es el nuevo presidente de deportivo de chivas, por el momento cuenta con la confianza de vergara. >> toda el área de fuerzas basicas, de desarrollo humano. >> si pude compaginar, el ser jugador de fútbol, estudiar medicina, estoy seguro que puede con el equipo. >> se presentóe el esperado combate entre montiel y su oponente, en un duelo de noqueadores,. >> así que se revive nuevamente la gran rivalidad mñxico filipinas. >> gracias bernardo, expertos en vida salvaje, tratan de determianr quñ pudo haber matado a una bandada de pajaros salvajes, despuñs de descubrir m'de un centenar de aves, al parecer las aves chocaron contra un trailer o un vehículo pesado y murieron, recientemente se han registrado episodios similares. >> 226 mil libras de hamburguesas fueron retiradas, la

. >> the most recent news was the incredible decision on the part of donna morris fisher to give their collection to sfmoma. >> think it is commonly understood that the fischer collection was 1100 works by some of the great contemporary works, one of the great collections in the world. in fact, the collection has not been seen. it has been largely stored at the headquarters, there has never been a publication or exhibition. >> but fischer collection and the additional expansion over the next 50 years, what in the next 25 years will the museum be doing? >> we are very committed to expanding the museum, expanding the collection, the overall growth of the museum. that is one of the things that is very important to us. we are about to enter a strategic planning process. the fundamental question we want to address is, how wil sfmoma growth and enhanced its engagement with the community? it is not enough that the museum has great works in its collection, has great exhibitions, wonderful education programs, it is how does the institution grow and enhance its relationship with the community. i

that is a small figure compared to what we have raised with this young museum, what a fisher family gave for the expansions of the museum of modern art, what was raised with the jewish museum. what we're trying to raise for the museum that will reflect the culture of the hispanic world of san francisco and beyond. all these institutions come together in one fashion or another and makes this part of the most wonderful place on earth in which to live. mr. mayor, i am proud, from your the 10 governorships, if and when it begins -- [laughter] you still want to be a part of this wonderful city. the rest of us are certainly going to welcome you. i

fisher was great at taking teams with talent and taking them to the win. after a year to recharge. back in full swing was tiger woods. he played his first round of the tour season at torrey pines. there was not much drama. a solid day on the north coast. woods trying to put a troubled year behind him and start fresh. still the same old tiger as he leaves the sand. he is just not a happy camper. he is no longer number one. now number three in the world rankings. he starts his season 28 a three under 69. he feels his game is coming around. >> it takes time. today i felt like i was able to control the ball most of the day and hit some really good shots. >> this is to our friends at the golf channel. at the australian open, it was rafael nadal. today it was roger federer. no matter what, it is a fresh look coming. think about this. federer and nadal have combined to win 21 of the last 23 majors. we need some fresh faces on the blue court. the smurf court or whatever they call that there. >> and it is super hot there. >> it is their summer. >> getting back to nnamdi. >> do you he is com

. >> the most recent news was the incredible decision on the part of donna morris fisher to give theirollection to sfmoma. >> think it is commonly understood that the fischer collection was 1100 works by some of the great contemporary works, one of the great collections in the world. in fact, the collection has not been seen. it has been largely stored at the headquarters, there has never been a publication or exhibition. >> but fischer collection and the additional expansion over

and also, shanahan a hand, again, fisher about in tennessee. >> and on the subject of the raiders, theyeem to be from the offensive line from 1989. and the offensive line, he is now his an offensive assistant line coach. and he fell into coaching last year as a street/conditioning for stanford. the oakland raiders are going back to one of their all-time greats. bring him back, and he was a strength conditioning for stanford last year coach. >> and julius pepper, $10,000 for helmet to helmet. and pam, look of this one! it is it dangerous. and somebody suggested that if he were the old helmets from the 1930's? the defensive would not be so inclined. >> that they would not ran into somebody else. ahead of the comeback from the players is that you were so worried about our health the one to add two more games to the schedule. and that is going to be interesting that football is king in this country. there is always going to be form of lock down. >> tiger woods. and once upon a time, it was the and the williams open now is former's insurance open. before, it was the andy williams open. now i

. >> the fisher family says snow just 45 minutes away from their santa rosa home was too good an opportunity to pass up. >> he's seen it when he was about three years old. but it's his second time coming up here so close to the snow. >> it wasn't just the little ones enjoying the snow. outdoor enthusiasts climbed to the top of mt. st. helena. >> there's ice and snow stuck to all the twigs and pine needles, just magnificent. >> i've never seen snow. i've just seen it on the mountain, but it was the first time we came up here. >> a lot of people wanted to take snow with them. we'll see how long that last. you will be surprised, we saw snow on the roof of cars as low as -- >> and for a check on that cold system that's starting off 2011, we head to mark. >> if you thought it was cold enough it could snow, you weren't too far off. snow levels roughly around 3,000 and 3,500 feet. the snow levels actually come down closer to sea level. as far as rain totals, you can see most of the activity in the north bay. san francisco, .76. oakland .35. we picked up about two-tenths of an inch. nothing too extr

. >> finesse of fisher, thank you. -- vanessa fisher, thank you. >>> sap has revealed its earnings in its fourth quarter profit fell from a year ago. sap did not cheer investors by forecasting double-digit revenue growth and raising its dividend 20%. >> sap programs can be found everywhere. millions of people's wages are calculated by 1 of their payroll programs. that is just 1 example. lots of companies use the software giant's products. there are even programs to help save energy. they also seem well positioned for the future. >> we see growth in all regions, but brazil, russia, india, and china are growing much faster. we see great opportunities there and we have new categories of software that create growth opportunities, and i would say the small and midsize companies are a huge market for us. >> retailers around the world are especially interested in sap's accounting programs, but banks are also among their biggest clients. on the downside, a u.s. court recently ordered them to pay american rival or cold billions wrote in damages for copyright infringement -- to the american --o

that is a small figure compared to what we have raised with this young museum, what a fisher family gave for the expansions of the museum of modern art, what was raised with the jewish museum. what we're trying to raise for the museum that will reflect the culture of the hispanic world of san francisco and beyond. all these institutions come together in one fashion or another and makes this part of the most wonderful place on earth in which to live. mr. mayor, i am proud, from your the 10 governorships, if and when it begins -- [laughter] you still want to be a part of this wonderful city. the rest of us are certainly going to welcome you. i know there will be a celebration in the not too distant future. we will do what we do at my church. we burn the mortgage. we are going to burn the mortgage. [applause] thank you, mr. mayor, mr. brown. >> we have had tremendous leadership from the mayor's cabinet, city attorney's office, but also from the board of supervisors. with us is the president of the board of supervisors david chiu. welcome. >> thank you. first of all, i want to thank all of y

. >> dw-tv's vanessa fisher is in davos and was listening to president sarkozy's speech. asked if he presented a convincing defense of the euro. >> yes, one could say so. although it was very short. because he was actually speaking on the global governance of this is g-20, and there were questions on the euro. one had the feeling he did not really want to talk about the euro. but he made very clear that he and the german chancellor, angela merkel, would never, never ever let the year-ago down and that europe was the hero, and there were so many forecasts in the past that the bureau would go down and that the bureau did not have any future and the euro is still there. so he was quite convincing. >> a case in point, keeping that theme, the greek prime minister is also attending the form. in greece, of course, being the first eurozone member to receive a big bailout. as he had anything to say about the euro debt crisis? >> yes, he basically explained the situation grease was in. he said we're doing everything that the european union is saying. we're cutting costs of to the p

. -- that is the point i put to nigel fisher. >> the government was extremely weak before the earthquake. many donors bypass the government and provided resources to a large ngo community. there was not much investment in government capacity. the earthquake destroyed much of the infrastructure of the government. it killed 30% of government staff. a weaker government became even weaker. there was a result after not to make the same mistake and the commission is part of that response. it has been difficult. i have seen changes in some of the department's we're dealing with. on water supply. people are dealing with water and sanitation, they have gone much stronger. the ministry of health is stronger. they are really good. there are some points of light in the government. overall, a weak structure. politically, we still do not see the level of leadership that is required. >> the government and the president here to argue that they have been working as hard as they can to sort out this country's problems. they also point out in the earthquake itself, a large amount of civil servants were wor

fisher and -- have agreed to part ways after 16 years in the nfl. >> hey -- >> looks good on you, thoughremember the hat? >> yeah, i do. >> classic line. >> tiger is in there any way. >> tiger shot pretty well today. john daly is in contention after shooting a 5 under today. >> he's in the hunt. >> he looked good in the pants. >> he kept his shirt on, right? >> the last person that spoken sword him, those pants were made right here in the bay area. at least somebody is still helping him out. >> okay. good to know. >> that's it for us. ,,,,,[ male announcer ] myron needed an mba to turn his technology into a business. so he chose a university where the faculty average over 14 years of experience in their fields... to help him turn a thesis into a business plan and accelerate the path between ideas...and actions. my name is myron sullivan, i'm developing a robotic system to clean up oil spills, and i am a phoenix. [ male announcer ] imagine what a business degree can do for you.

nigel fisher heads the united nations' humanitarian operations in haiti. so if people say, "where is the money that has been spent? where has it gone to? what can i see?" >> well, you see now a lot of camps that don't look in great condition but tens of millions every month have gone into making sure that those function. we're now in a situation where people are, if people are not going home, we'll have to start replacing the tents, the tarpaulins, keeping the water supply and sanitation going. >> reporter: but as to moving beyond emergency measures to big projects, including housing that, fisher, says has gone more slowly than hoped. the international community pledged some $6 billion for haiti's rebuilding. but just part of that was targeted to 2010. so far, around a billion has been dispersed. the funds are overseen by a commission co-chaired by former president clinton and haitian prime minister bellerive. >> a lot of the projects were approved by the commission in the latter part of the year. the money has to get, once the project's approved, the mone

of challenges that rivetted the country when he was 41 he swam handcuffed from alcatraz island to fisher man's war of in -- wharf in san francisco. he did it again at age 60 this time in shackles too pulling a thousand pound boat he set a world record for push ups, 1,033 in 23 minutes and made it his mission to get the rest of the country in shape >> i am going to get you in the best condition you have ever been in your entire life. >> reporter: by the 80s there were more than 200 jack lalanne health clubs the chain was sold to bally which later became bally total fitness. >> higher, one, two,. >> reporter: through it all americans flexed and stretched along with jack and his wife elaine as the show stayed on the year for more than 30 years as a pioneer in weight lifting he created promo types for gym equipment still used today. lalanne never stopped practicing what he preached his message was the same for young and old it is better to wear out than rust out. >> dying is easy, living is anathletic event you got the train for it. >> reporter: well into his 90s he worked out two hours a da