es hora que fred y ginger abandonen el nido.a los cinco meses y muy bien educados por la abuela, están listos para seguir solos. pero un destino muy diferente les está esperando. ginger parece estar establecida en bakersfield. ♪ pero evidentemente fred buscará nuevos horizontes. su independencia de los primeros días fuera de la madriguera ahora lo llevan a buscar un nuevo hogar Él se despide de los únicos parientes que le sobreviven, ambos cachorros han recibido un buen comienzo en la vida. ¿pero serán capaces de sobrevivir por ellos mismos? queriendo ser parte de un filme de aventuras, fred sigue los pasos de algunas personas de hollywood. bakersfield ha sido locación para el cine en muchas ocasiones. "thelma y louis", "psicosis" y "los expedientes secretos x" se filmaron aquí. ♪ [perro ladrando] ¡guau,guau! al abandonar bakersfield él puede despedirse de los problemas de la ciudad. pero nuevos problemas le esperan en el campo al que se dirige. el valle de san joaquín no es lo que solía ser. en el pasado el majestuoso río kern

>> hey, it's fred. >> who or what is fred?fred is -- i think he might be the number one subscribed channel on youtube or close to it. >> close to it is right. previously in first place, the fred channel moved to the second most subscribed channel on youtube in 2009 with more than one million subscribers. >> oh, my god! >> fred is sort of an internet phenomenon. >> but with a following that size, who are the brains behind the operation? comedy sketch group in new york? >> oh, yeah, yeah. >> a major entertainment company in hollywood? >> uh, no. >> how about a teenager in rural nebraska? >> oh, my god! it's cold! >> if you guessed the teen, you're right. fred is the brainchild of a 16-year-old boy named lucas cruikshank. the fourth of eight kids, lucas has been coming up with funny characters as long as he can remember. >> i was always like making random characters and sketch videos with my family with my mom's camera. >> but after receiving a camera of his own at 13, lucas unknowingly took his sketch comedy videos over to a who

and pioneering civil rights leader fred douglas. the incomparable of fred chopin and fred mercury. the dancing of fred astaire. the sexy lingerie of fred of hollywood. oh la la. fred flintstone, fred krueger. and i'm sure there's more i can't think of right now. so the text time someone tells you to unfred, maybe you should stop and think about where we'd be without freds. and then tell jimmy kimmel to stuff it. this has been a special message from the american fred cross. fred! [ cheers and applause ] what do you have to say for yourself now? >> jimmy: it's unfriend. >> what? >> jimmy: it's unfriend, like national unfriend day, it's -- >> unfriend? >> jimmy: yeah, like on facebook. >> oh. >> jimmy: to get back to unfriend people that they aren't -- >> i feel a bit foolish. >> jimmy: this is the third year we've done this. >> it sounds like a very good idea. >> jimmy: thank you, yeah. nothing to do with fred at all. >> oh, that's a relief. thanks, jimmy. >> jimmy: well, thank you. >> do you mind if i hang out in the green room? they have great meatballs back there. >> jimmy: enjoy.

what is it matt what's happened to fred. [music] it isn't as simple as diagnosing case of the measles. no thank you. it could be a throw back to his formative years his young years. his boyhood years when he lived in the slums. but what caused it? fear probably. of what? [click] well he might be afraid of the high office he is running for. afraid of being elected afraid of the responsibilities it might mean. afraid of loving a woman like you. a woman like me? yes barbara i think fred should withdraw from the campaign. are you serious? deadly serious. but you can't be he's as good elected right now. yes i know. well he'll be alright, he's got to be he's got to be governor. from judges secretary to governor's wife not bad. why matt! barbara we've been friends for a long time. you're the loveliest girl i've ever known you're also the most ambitious. yes matt i am see i'm not a psychiatrist i don't know much about neurotic conditions. but i do know that what fred is doing he must do. psychiatry won't give a lot of poor kids a ch

what is it matt what's happened to fred. [music] it isn't as simple as diagnosing case of the measles. no thank you. it could be a throw back to his formative years his young years. his boyhood years when he lived in the slums. but what caused it? fear probably. of what? [click] well he might be afraid of the high office he is running for. afraid of being elected afraid of the responsibilities it might mean. afraid of loving a woman like you. a woman like me? yes barbara i think fred should withdraw from the campaign. are you serious? deadly serious. but you can't be he's as good elected right now. yes i know. well he'll be alright, he's got to be he's got to be governor. from judges secretary to governor's wife not bad. why matt! barbara we've been friends for a long time. you're the loveliest girl i've ever known you're also the most ambitious. yes matt i am see i'm not a psychiatrist i don't know much about neurotic conditions. but i do know that what fred is doing he must do. psychiatry won't give a lot of poor kids a ch

fred armisen!ers and applause ] >> wow. >> jimmy: they love you. >> guys, thank you so much. unreal. >> jimmy: they love you. fred armisen. [ cheers and applause ] thank you for coming back to see us. >> geez. >> jimmy: now, this is your 11th season on "saturday night live"? >> yeah. how 'bout it? [ cheers ] >> jimmy: that's awesome, buddy. congrats. >> thank you, thank you. it, like -- it like went by in a flash. so fast. >> jimmy: it happened so quickly. >> jimmy: but you had a sketch that didn't make it to air. >> yes. "renaldo and alexi." me and bill hader played these door guys. i was a spanish guy, and he was this russian guy. and something about -- there was a way -- >> jimmy: "renaldo and alexi"? >> yeah. [ light laughter ] we're telling christmas stories to people as they're coming out of the building. so, it was, you know -- >> jimmy: they're doormen. >> yeah, doormen. and so, you know that thing where you're only supposed to look at a little kid and kind of look at the cue cards a little

fifi y fred se ven realmente mal.o con la enfermedad. ♪ otro de los hijos de fifi también está enfermo, pero en este momento se tiene que cuidar solo, fifi necesita toda su fuerza para cargar a fred. ahora, ella está tan débil que la mayor parte del tiempo necesita apoyarse. cuando llega a un claro en la selva, sucede algo muy poco común: un grupo de babuinos rodea completamente a fifi. ♪ están asombrados por el aspecto de fred, su apariencia debe parecerles tan extraña como lo es para nosotros. ♪ [música triste] ♪ el tiempo pasa lentamente en gombe. tal vez sea mi imaginación, pero parece haber un aire de abatimiento entre los chimpancés. ♪ seguimos de cerca el proceso de la enfermedad de fred, fue empeorando cada vez más y lamentablemente ha muerto. es muy duro perder a cualquiera de los chimpancés porque cada uno tiene su personalidad y los consideramos como amigos, pero tenemos que aceptar que la mortalidad infantil es muy alta en esta especie. fifi tiende el cuerpo de fred para que los otros chimpancés lo vean, e

fred. oh yeah, fred. i guess he is a little better. who's fred? you know fred. fred, the flea.e to jump! whoppeeeeeeeeeeee! barry and gary were right! fred can jump much higher than a grasshopper! whoppeeeeeeeeeeee! jumping onto passers-by lets me get around piggy-back style! it helps to have super springy legs, but you still have to jump right. can you show us how? can i? sure! first, i curl up like a ball, then i push with my legs and spring up with everything i've got. aaah! whoppeeeeeeeeeeee! curl...push ...spring! that's my best jump ever! i want to jump like a flea too! (laughs) ♪ jump,jumpjump as high as can be! ♪ ♪ jump,jump,jump, just like a flea! ♪ ♪ jump,jump,jump as high as can be! ♪ ♪ jump,jump,jump just like a flea! ♪ (laughing) we're sure to reach our balloon if we jump like fred! whoa! nothing jumps better than a flea. whoa! whoa! and nothing scratches an itch better than a dingo! time for me to hop off. bye, fred. bye-byeeeeeeee! thanks for teaching us how to jump! time for us to hop to it too. to the thingamajigger! ♪ we forgot to give fred his medal! that's o

fred you don't know how hard i've been trying to help you in every way.but i am afraid i can't go much further. you're not only destroying yourself your destroying me. and i just can't stand it any longer. please lets go on with the ceremony. honey i can't my eyes have been opened, marrying you now would be the worst thing i could do. which don't mean that you lost fred parker but like you said this afternoon you'll be finding him again. and you'll be proud of him, like you always was. honey if i can only make you understand. [music] [music] i think i do understand darling come i'll drive you home. please forgive us. eddie you have a visitor. you might like to know that in his breast pocket. he is carrying the very gun with which he snuffed you out. he's been carrying it around ever since, brings him luck he says and now replay that long overdue debt with your own gun, that's what's known as poetic justice. [music] [music] (voice of minister) heed not mephistopheles my children lest you suffer eternal damnation. when he whispers in your ear turn away your

fred you don't know how hard i've been trying to help you in every way.but i am afraid i can't go much further. you're not only destroying yourself your destroying me. and i just can't stand it any longer. please lets go on with the ceremony. honey i can't my eyes have been opened, marrying you now would be the worst thing i could do. which don't mean that you lost fred parker but like you said this afternoon you'll be finding him again. and you'll be proud of him, like you always was. honey if i can only make you understand. [music] [music] i think i do understand darling come i'll drive you home. please forgive us. (9 eddie you have a visitor. you might like to know that in his breast pocket. he is carrying the very gun with which he snuffed you out. he's been carrying it around ever since, brings him luck he says and now replay that long overdue debt with your own gun, that's what's known as poetic justice. [music] [music] (voice of minister) heed not mephistopheles my children lest you suffer eternal damnation. when he whispers in your ear turn away y

fred inglis, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. that should be the highlight of the new year's day games tomorrow. 49ers parted ways with brandon jacobs. brandon jacobs has been released three weeks after he was suspended. we will have more tonight at 10:00 p.m. >> no surprise with brandon jacobs. >> no. >> thank you. >>> the count down continues. at 10:00 p.m. more of new year's eve preparations and along the embarcadero in san francisco and what other communities are doing. thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. look at you guys with your fancy-schmancy u-verse high speed internet. you know, in my day you couldn't just start streaming six ways to sunday. you'd get knocked off. and sometimes, it took a minute to download a song. that's sixty seconds, for crying out loud. we know how long a minute is! sitting, waiting for an album to download. i still have back problems. you're only 14 and a half. he doesn't have back problems. you kids have got it too good if you ask me. [ male announcer ] now u-verse high speed internet has

good to see you, fred. i don't want to bury the great news, because i think that's the news.ou guys have had this steady increase of about 20% since november, and that does coincide with this sort of turn around with the retail investor. all those people who were spooked by what happened in 2007, '8 and '9, it looks like they're finally shaking off their fear and getting back into the market. that's got to be the reason you're succeeding now, right? >> well, our trading level is still pretty soft, so they're coming back, but they're coming back slow. but the real reason we're doing so well is because we actually have solid asset gathering, we had very good market fee-based revenue growth, and our expenses is that we beat consensus. trade anything january is picking up, but it's picking up slowly, and we'd still like it to be higher. lauren: where are you going revenue, where's the money coming from and going into? >> the money's going into the -- some of it's going into the market, could be bond funds. of our market fee-based balances are up about 32% year-over-year, and the

. >> my stomach hurts and it was a gut wrenching game, fred. fred is here with the highlights and it was a tough one to watch. >> they had to dig out. >> i think i heard you yelling pass the stomach medicine. this is why football is the most poplar sport. big games and hits. and the 49ers defensive couldn't stop atlanta but shot them out cold in the end. they were down 17 nothing and scored twice the make it closer. and matt ryan had to be targets and tony with a ten-yarder to give the lead at half time. nineswhich crabwhen crabtree recovers. and 49ers come right back, and gore's second touchdown of the game to give san francisco its first lead of 28-24. 4th down, 4th to go and matt ryan has led seven overtime victories, not today. 28-24 and they are headed to new orleans for superbowl 47 in two-weeks and their first performance since 1995. the greatest comeback in nfc history and i am sure the 49ers will take it. >> reporter: i would have to call this a gut check time. any time you are down and in hostile territory, to be able to look your tea

para unirse, fred está lleno de energía y ya muestra una notable destreza en los árboles. pronto, el juego se sale de control perturbando la paz y creando un pandemonio. [chimpancés chillando] ¡uuh-uuh, iik-iik! fifi está lista para defender a sus pequeños y regaña al culpable, el joven galahad, quien busca apoyo en su tío, pero nadie se mete con fifi, sobre todo porque su hijo mayor es el macho dominante y está disponible para resolver cualquier problema. cuando sigues a los chimpancés, nunca sabes a dónde se dirigen, ellos van a donde quieren ir y hacen lo que quieren, nosotros sólo tenemos que seguirlos.

fred, de 8 meses de edad e hijo menor de fifi.s galahad, un alegre jovencito que siempre se mete en problemas. [chimpancés chillando] ¡uuh-uuh, iik-iik! estos son sólo algunos de los personajes que aparecen en "mundo chimpancé". es por esto que estoy aquí, es fascinante estar cerca de los chimpancés, es muy divertido estar con ellos en la selva. ni se imaginan que están a punto de convertirse en estrellas de la televisión. en el transcurso de un año seguiremos a los personajes principales de la comunidad, descubriendo cómo se desarrolla su vida. veremos a los más jóvenes jugando y aprendiendo junto a sus hermanos y sus madres, veremos a los machos luchando por las hembras y por tener el predominio, es un corte transversal de la sociedad incluyendo vida familiar, amistades, rivalidades, aspectos que deberían significar algo para nosotros. no podemos predecir exactamente lo que veremos durante este año, pero conociendo los chimpancés, una cosa es segura, jamás nos aburriremos. ♪ el parque nacional del gombe está en las orillas del l

>>> coming up, fred de sam lazaro reports on the fears of the alawites, an offshoot of shia islam and the religion of syria's president assad. if he is overthrown, will all alawites become targets? >>> and bob faw on what some catholic school systems are doing to try to survive? >> our educational system was imploding. enrollment-wise, finance wise, something radical, radical surgery had to be done. >> announcer: major funding for "religion & ethics news weekly" is dedicated to i founder's interest in religion, community development and education. additional funding also provided by mutual of america, designing customized individual group and retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. the january henson foundation, and the corporation for public broadcasting. >>> welcome, i'm bob abernethy. it's good to have you with us. arguments continue over the so-called "fiscal cliff" deal approved this week in the fina minutes of the 112th congress. and religious groups are among those weighing in. the family research council criticized the deal for not including spending cut

fred. >> thank you. [applause] >> in 2013, i predict that this country will finally begin a long overdue conversation about climate change and that that will lead the emplet p.a. to put in place meaningful, common sense rules to reduce common pollution from the nation's biggest source of greenhouse gas pollution which is our power plants. hurricane sandy wasn't caused by climate change but made worse by climate change. the surge here in new york was higher because the oceans are higher. the winds of the hurricane were speedier because the oceans are warmer. so we've got to attack power plants and reduce the carbon pollution from them, which not only causes climate change but also things like asthma and cancer. we also have to attack fossil fuel subsidies, in my view, subsidies for the fossil fuel industry now outweigh renewal subsidies by 75-1. we've got to level the playing field so clean energy has a chance to compete. in the meantime, we've also got to increase r&d for clean energy and preserve the li

fred.for joining me. >> thank you. >> jennifer: what could we do to cut defense spending that would still leave us prepared for future conflicts? in light of the sequester, et cetera, what do we need to do -- how do we need to focus the cuts. >> on the see questation this was a deal that congress made. everybody would be faced with the same pressure. the defense budget is going to be cut quite a bit no matter what happens because of the fiscal pressures and the fact that we're no longer in two wars. we're in sort of half a war instead of two full wars and always there is no need to hang on to as big of budget as you have once the war is over. there are some things that could be cut, for example, we are still spending something like $20 billion on our nuclear weapon's force. we're about to spend more money on two new conventional nuclear powered submarines. do you really need that? if you need two, can't we convert one nuclear submarine into a non-nuclear. there are lots of things. the seque

i like fred's term "consensus reality." let's before we open the floor for questions from you all, and i'm going to do that next, i want to just touch on two questions quickly. maybe, actually, three questions quickly, but really fast. the first is what do we learn from the nominations that we've seen in the national security sphere? senator kerry has benefited enormously by being the least of the controversial candidates that have been nominated in that sphere, and so it's very likely his nomination will sail through the senate with the greatest of ease. senator hagel's hearings begin next week. he has been, perhaps, the most controversial. if he had not been nominated and somebody well qualified and less controversial had been put in place, someone like michelle flournoy or ash carter, then, of course, we would all be paying attention to mr. brennan who is the nominee to be director of central intelligence and who has himself a history of some controversy on both the left and the right, ironically. so if we could just tal

joining us now, fred smith chairman and ceo of fedex.w, i just off camera said about maybe we can let washington, you know, do immigration, and do, you know, social issues, things like that. and can we put you in charge of trying to figure out what we need to do for growth for the private sector? if we did do that, it's not going to happen, but if we did, what would you do? >> well, i think what needs to be done to restore growth is very straightforward. and that's to change the u.s. corporate tax system. it's very dysfunctional, and it retards investment and investment, in turn, is what creates gdp growth and jobs. >> yet we were going to do that i think. i think simpson-bowles told us to do that. do you know where we are in that, andrew we've talked about it a few times. where are we on the -- >> nowhere. nowhere. we're nowhere. >> wee nowhere on the tax -- once we got that 39.6 on the high end, we're not even talking about taxes anymore. right? it's like -- i don't know what happened to all the other recommendations of simpson-bowles.

i like to ask fred a question. do we plan on dealing with syndromes of -- when we think of drones and like they use in warfare and so forth, they are thought more of like a killer bee syndrome. we can't handle the killer bee syndrome in our own current life. you talk about the nuclear problem and that seems to be very similar to when humans were first in existence and they had to learn to live with lions and so forth. these analogies are things that seem to be need to be dealt with. they seem to be very basic in a lot of ways. guest: i think what you're asking about is the kind of more unintended effect in technology. killer bees, we are as a species, we're making having a big impact on the planet and we're causing disruptions. we get unintended consequences. you mentioned killer bees, the bigger problem is the die-off in some honey bees, which is happening and has been a big problem in agriculture. i wrote a book which is just out this year call "the fate of the species" which deals with a lot of this. the whole q

thank you, feds. >> you bet. -- thank you, fred. >> you bet. >> that will do it for us tonight. we will see you tonight at 10:00 p.m. >> good night. look at you guys with your fancy-schmancy u-verse high speed internet. you know, in my day you couldn't just start streaming six ways to sunday. you'd get knocked off. and sometimes, it took a minute to download a song. that's sixty seconds, for crying out loud. we know how long a minute is! sitting, waiting for an album to download. i still have back problems.

then we really don't need the men and women that fred is talking about. interestingly enough, in the last week we haveget related announcements coming out of the pentagon. i was looking at one just now because i was trying to remember the numbers. the pentagon is beefing up its cyber security force. the other one that is apparently being beefed up in these times of budgetary constraints or the special forces. tom, would you talk about that generally, and fred, if you talk about that in the broader nature of it. then we will get to the nonexistent challenge that faces us in asia. >> these new capabilities, cyber operations or whatever you want to call them, are certainly necessary and needed, and our ability to exploit the electromagnetic spectrum configured as the internet is pretty critical. it is not qualitatively different from other forms of intelligence gathering or attempts either by propaganda means or by direct attack took back the military or strategic situations. to some degree it is understandable, but as fred alluded, particularly direct actio

in 1942 fred korimato was with arrested when he refused to enter an interment camp. it led to an investigation of the legality of the camp. arnold schwarzenegger declared january 30 fred korimatsu day. >> the 49ers have a big day on sunday. we can't forget your sharks. the san jose guys on ice. a shootout last night pushing the team to a perfect 6-0 record in the shortened season. that's right. undefeated. >> apple's troubles this morning. we'll explain. >> and disturbing details about the fleet of dreamliners grounded worldwide. >> and an about-face from gatorade. the controversial ingredient being taken off the popular drink. >> announcer: you're watching "today in the bay." >> welcome back. taking a live look at the love boat this morning. isn't it beautifully lit? look how huge they are. >> i bet isaac's serving nice drinks there right now. >> got the shaker out. a lot of people have the shaker out for super bowl weekend. you know, the players themselves might notice a little different taste to their drink. they usually drink the gatorade. pepsi announced it is r

. >>> fred joins us now talking about some college basketball action in both cal and dash and both cal stanford struggling. >> they are trying to find consistency. stanford and cal men's teams were projected to finish right around the middle of the pack in the pac-12 conference. after today's game on the farm, they are tied for sixth place. and david shawl was at maples pavilion. cal has a storing -- scoring leader in ail encrab. he can slam that ball. crab finished with j university 14 points. stanford led by 8 at halftime. never trailed in the second half. randall 2 of his 15. stanford kicks the ball out to josh houston. making a ten-point game. 69-59. both teams 2 and 3 in the conference. cal doesn't get a chance for revenge in the march 6th. >>> raiders' coaching staff travels to alabama to coach the game next week. they should have new assistants. greg olson becomes the offensive coordinator. last season he was an assistant coach for jacksonville. before that, he spent four seasons with tampa bay including of a fencive coordinator. raiders hired bobby april. he has experienced. he

hey, fred, thanks very much for joining us. >> thank you. >> fred kaplan is the author of the book "thegents." >>> up next, a soldier comes home. i'll talk to the family behind this heart-warming reunion at the rose parade. a nice little t, you see, c-max helps you load your freight, with its foot-activated lift gate. but that's not all you'll see, cause c-max also beats prius v, with better mpg. say hi to the all-new 47 combined mpg c-max hybrid. we asked total strangers to watch it for us. thank you so much. i appreciate it. i'll be right back. they didn't take a dime. how much in fees does your bank take to watch your money? if your bank takes more money than a stranger, you need an ally. ally bank. your money needs an ally. [ cheers and applause ] >>> a heartwarming way to start the new year. sergeant first class eric paz returned from afghanistan to surprise his wife and 4-year-old son when he stepped off a float during the rose bowl parade. there were tears, smiles and one happy boy. sergeant paz, his wife miriam, and his son eric are joining us now. first of all, sergeant, thanks

this was 1963, i was reminded fred came to get martin luther king on the 17th of december to promise he would come to birmingham this year because on the 14th f-15 to fred's church was bombed for the third time in 1962. the bombings of homes receive no publicity. but fred was quite frank that he needed martin luther king to come to get any attention to this injustice. another good friend that was with us was a cameraman was quite blunt with me about it saying you have to cut me some slack because i've got to keep the camera on dr. king. if they kill him and i don't get a picture of it, i lose my job. it was almost that cold and analysis wear -- where martin luther king knew he was being used to focus on this injustice. and did it willingly. at the same time guys like jack nelson understood that and the cameraman was lawrence peers who had been with a friend of martin's since montgomery. but it could not have been changed had not been for the press. the birmingham hotel put margins are rest on page 34. the reason we had demonstrations early in the morning so they could fly themselves

>>> muchas gracias, gracias pamela, se trata de jorge lÓpez vives, mejor conocido como el chori, y fredrobacias y piruetas en el aire. >>> proyectos que iban. >>> alpinismo, buceo, ciclismo, motociclismo, esquÍ y kayak, eran actividades del conductor, rÉportero y especialista en deportes extremos de televisa. jorge vives. >>> esto es gravedad cero. >>> perdiÓ la vida al desplomarse la avioneta donde iba con fred cabaÑas, un piloto de los mÁs experimentados acrÓbatas aÉreos de estados unidos, para el programa adrenalina xtrem, en cozumel. >>> esto es el mundial de fÚtbol. >>> jorge cubriÓ la copa de alemania del 2006 y reportÓ la otra cara del mundial, dijo que sentÍa pasiÓn por actividades que aumentaban la adrenalina. fabio nuestro reportero perdiÓ a un gran amigo. >>> muy entusiasta. buen tipo, muy trabajador, siempre que nos echabamos la mano de repente. >>> recordÓ que volo con el piloto fred cabaÑas. >>> empezÓ a volar desde los 16 aÑos, tenÍa cerca de 30 mil horas de vuelo, hay un dicho que dice que al mejor cazador se le va la liebre, lo lamentablemente si son deportes extremos.

i don't know if fred is anywhere here, but dwayne and fred and doug and matt franklin really sought to solicit a lot of input from the residents because the goal of this -- of building housing is not to, again, not to just build it for the residents, but build it with the residean

well, don and fred, thank you very much.don's point, we're going to continue to cover that angle of the story. because among the first things the united states said yesterday, although they won't tell us the number americans involved, they said, it was a terrorist attack, it was organized, and it was pre-planned. so certainly there was some awareness of the preparation that had gone into this in advance. >>> still to come, more and more details emerging about manti te'o's nonexistent girlfriend. he said he was the victim of a sick joke. but does that add up? >>> plus, new york city mayor michael bloomberg reacts to president obama's plan to take on guns. [ indistinct shouting ] [ male announcer ] time and sales data. split-second stats. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ it's so close to the options floor... [ indistinct shouting, bell dinging ] ...you'll bust your brain box. ♪ all on thinkorswim from td ameritrade. ♪ starts with arthritis pain and a choice. take tylenol or take aleve, the #1 recommended pain reliever by orthopedic d

fred, you want to add 22nds?nfortunately when you're a prosecutor, you have to make deals, because priests, rabbis and nuns are not in prison to snitch on cellmates. you know what? those are the people you're stuck with. arthel: moving to legal case in the spotlight. new york rangers fan seen in viral video showing his brutal beating. he is suing his attacker. the philadelphia bar, really disturbing video. philadelphia bar is suing them as well. kept serving the drunk assailant drink after drink after drink. he is police officer officer. decorated iraq war event. aruccio is his last name. he says is still suffering headaches and blurred vision. this is year after the attack. his lawsuit claims the flyers fan in this case is dennis viteri. here he is. he ran up a $226 bar tab at a neighborhood joint there before the violent confrontation. i want to warn you may find this cell phone video of the attack really disturbing. as it is playing, here is what is going on. he says he filed the suit because he believes he ha

we probably can cut. >> fred, do you agree with that?oes for senator hagel and he offered me a look at this book about him. president eisenhower. and president eisenhower had a very, very sober view of military spending and, of course, came in after a war and had to make some tough decisions. this, obviously, president obama's decision in the end. but as mika knows, i worked with senator hagel for four years very closely at the atlantic council and he's tough and he expects performance and he has very high expectations of people serving him. so, he as ryan crocker said, the great ambassder and diplomat. he will run the department of defense, the department of defense won't run him. does it mean deeper cuts or smarter cuts? certainly in this budget situation, you're going to have a real hard look at the defense budget and i think he'll bring his business and his toughness to play in this. >> all right, fred kempe great to have you on the show. zbigniew brzezinski and thank you for being nice to dan. >> i was nice to him, too. >> i tried h

fred is in for mark. people are getting excited.and closer to super bowl sunday. >>> the closer it gets, the least i know about who's going to win this. making some off the cuff remarks, but as we get closer to the actual kickoff on sunday, all the talk is buried by the action on the field. our own joe fonzi has been down in new orleans long enough to establish residency. he joins us live now from the big easy right now. joe, it looks windy, and a bit colder down there today. >> reporter: it certainly is, fred. to the tune of about 20 degrees colder than it was last night at this time. the big chlengfor both teams now, as the countdown to super bowl xlvii continues is to try to get their game preparation as normal as possible. after three days of this, you've never seen two football teams more ready to get back on the practice field. >> the like a beaver dam being built over in the coach's offices. >> i'm definitely excited to get back to practice. i can't wait. i worked out yesterday too on my off day. i feel pretty good. >> probab

fred is in for mark. people are getting excited.er to super bowl sunday. >>> the closer it gets, the least i know about who's going to win this. making some off the cuff remarks, but as we get closer to the actual kickoff on sunday, all the talk is buried by the action on the field. our own joe fonzi has been down in new orleans long enough to establish residency. he joins us live now from the big easy right now. joe, it looks windy, and a bit colder down there today. >> reporter: it certainly is, fred. to the tune of about 20 degrees colder than it was last night at this time. the big challenge for both teams now, as the countdown to super bowl xlvii continues is to try to get their game preparation as normal as possible. after three days of this, you've never seen two football teams more ready to get back on the practice field. >> the like a beaver dam being built over in the coach's offices. >> i'm definitely excited to get back to practice. i can't wait. i worked out yesterday too on my off day. i feel pretty good. >> probably n

and fred inglis has followed the cardinals. >> reporter: this was not exactly a pretty game.one that featured 13 punts, 16 of those punts by stanford. but they won the second half with a whopping 3-0 and they held an opponent to 17 or fewer points for the tenth time. coach schaub he understood why those schools like usc and stanford and oregon overshad bowed his stanford cardinals. but he's proud of this team that's come back now and won eight in games in a row. they're smart, tough, loyal to each other. and today's rose bowl victory is why guys like linebacker chase thomas didn't enter the nfl draft early and instead came back to play his senior year. >> this is a dream come true right here. everybody dreams of playing in the rose bowl. winning the pac12 championship. it's been amazing. >> it's crazy. it's our goal. it's about being here. and to win it, it means everything. especially being a senior leaving out like this. i love my teammates and the coaches and everybody. >> we're on first but we knew wisconsin was going to adjust. they were well prepared coming into the gam

fred in ohio, fred? >> caller: yes, jim. boo-yah. this is fred from ohio.a pleasure to talk to you. >> we loved ohio when we went out there last year to see massillon play some other ohio team. we were in that town. >> caller: i've been watching you from day one. >> thank you. >> caller: i want to know what do you expect from pepsi on the first quarter earnings and china and the association with burger king and marketing. what do you think of the first quarter earnings? >> i think the ceo is going to deliver a really, really good quarter. i think that stock -- its emphasis on emerging markets, it's going to do a great job. i would own pepsico going into the quarter. dino in california, dino? >> caller: jimmy. >> yo-yo. >> caller: happy new year. >> happy new year. >> caller: by the way, i hope you shorted the mayans. >> oh, yeah. absolutely. >> caller: real quick buddy, in light of what happened with ups and tnt, i was wondering which one you would buy? >> well, since the world did not end, federal express is a stock owned by my charitable trust. it's had q

you the complicity of the government that the regulators who are the government get rewarded well fred the shred was you know taken out back and shot like joe pesci and the movie i think was the other casino or goodfellas had it not completely up to date on my mafia film history but occasionally got a whack somebody to keep the population stupid and of course there's no stupid our population than the victims of financial fraud around the world then they ask but also how can the government reject the financial services authority in its track record to the extent that it has passed legislation to abolish the regulatory body is still awarded chief executive a knighthood in honor which bestows official recognition of a job well done so again look to how the empire treats the people willing to commit the hardest of the hardcore crimes for the emperor they get awarded and rewarded over and over throughout history whether it's timothy geithner who is at the heart of this financial global financial collapse the fraud that led to it he was the head of the new york federal reserve bank which thr

. >> thank you, fred. >>> thank you, fred, bart today decided to delay maintenance work this evening that would have caused major delays for fans heading to and from the niners game. a spokesperson says the work was uptowned from 8:00 to start at 10:00 tonight. to accommodate all the increase in passengers. riders who use bart after 10:00 tonight may experience some delays and some you may need to transfer trains to reach your destination. >> i hope it's a game changer. >>> coming up a little bit later at 10:30, protecting players on the gridiron. the pioneering study being done at stanford that aims to unlock the mystery behind concussion. >>> another live report on the 49ers coming up at 10:30, but right now we want to tell you about the flu, which is on the rise across the country. a bay area hospital is taking precautions as the concerns grow about the flu's effects in the bay area. kaiser was overrun with patients today. debora. >> reporter: ken, kaiser won'taffeta give us any numbers, but admits it's seeing an uptick in flu and rsv, a respiratory virus aggravated by cold weathe

i don't know if fred is anywhere here, but dwayne and fred and doug and matt franklin really sought to solicit a lot of input from the residents because the goal of this -- of building housing is not to, again, not to just build it for the residents, but build it with the residents and build communities. and ensure that the residents have a say in how the developments will be constructed and operated in the future. and with that i'd like to introduce the newly elected president of the residence association, congratulations diva youngblood. (applause) >> hello to everyone here. this has been an exhausting journey. [laughter] >> it really has. but i actually see a number of people here that i really don't want to exclude urban strategy. they were here from the beginning for the residents good, bad, or indifferent. they went through some knocks with us, and i truly want to thank them and to whoever is here to represent them. i personally thank you, thank you, thank you. as well as to some of the faces set when i was not the president, i was the vice. and i do thank you, mr. dwayne, becaus

again rewarded well fred there. you know taking out. joe pesci and. you know we're going to sell a. lot of cash. to commit the hardest of the hardcore crimes for the emperor they get awarded and rewarded over and over throughout history whether it's timothy geitner who is at the heart of this financial global financial collapse the fraud that led to it he was the head of the new york federal reserve bank which through which all of the fraud happened it happened through there and it happened through london who were the two regulators that oversaw this so timothy geitner and sir actor sounds well you mention empire of cora's empire of. have referred to countries that have gone out there and colonized various other countries around the world for goods and services and gold and diamonds and things but sensed the globe's assets of now been for the most part fully exploited the empire is nothing left but to make the value of their looted assets go up in price which means relying on central banks to issue under its of challenge of dollars with the money so there's another reason i think he