geoff: all right. here it goes. [laughter] craig: see, there is a reason why statham makes millions of dollars and you and i are stuck here in the dark and can be canceled at any point. geoff: how. i almost started crying. [laughter] craig: nah. you have to be philosophical about these things. geoff: yeah. yeah. craig: that's what i'm doing right now. watch. [laughter] maybe we should have a little bit of music for this. geoff: yeah. a little something. [music playing] [laughter] craig: good night, everybody! >> and she is outraged that the hospital did not notify her or the other patients about the investigation. >> to find out the way we did, that hurts. i had to find out on the news? from family? it's not fair. i've been going to him for 11 years. >> dr. levy committed suicide at his home. patients may never get the answers they want. >>> an explosion and just 14 people and check out these flames. >> jesse jackson, jr., and his wife will be in federal court tomorrow. they're accused of spending $750,000 in campai

right, geoff? geoff: yeah. yeah. craig: it is a thing we do.ave to say in a break with tradition, i thought tonight's show was actually pretty beep good. [applause] geoff: yeah. craig: how about that? [laughter] geoff: shows are better when you're angry. you're real angry. craig: no, i don't think that is what it is. geoff: well, what is it? craig: stop asking me questions. [laughter] geoff: what the hell, man craig: what do you mean what the hell? why do you cuss at me? i never cuss at you! [laughter] ok. read me something from the book to calm me down. geoff: and when i met maria she did not know in my trousers i was wearing a matinee roll. >>> tonight at 11:00, we're covering three big stories. derek is live at the capital with highlights from president obama's state of the union address. ken molestina is at the university of maryland where a memorial was held for victims of today's murder/suicide. but first we begin with gary nurenberg who is following some breaking news. he joins us now with the latest on what is apparently the violent end

geoff: oh, man, that is good. craig: all right then. so we got mine done. we got geoff's done. we got one for secretariat and we'll be all good. are you ready? you put that on right there, buddy. [applause] , >>> check out the snow. you better break out the gloves and the hats because the same winter system blanketing the midwest is coming our way. good evening. snow is the last word we always want to hear but topper says this time we cannot avoid it. senate's coming our way tomorrow. top, the big question, when is it going to start? >> i'm actually a little less concerned now than i was earlier. i thought we might have to break out the impact meter but we do not. i think we are going to be okay through the morning commute. let's start with the advisories. they are all to the west. no worries for the immediate metro area. if you are doing some traveling across the divide you are going to run into sleet and snow. temperature-wise, getting below freezing. 32 downtown. already in the 20s in some of the burbs. 28 in manassas. so here is the system. it looks pretty impressive but re

so we had better get this wrapped up pretty quickly, geoff. geoff: you want to do the thing?: sure. you start. geoff: all right. damn it, jim. this is not a smoke detectivor. this is an entity! [laughter] craig: change -- the batteries -- geoff: why don't you just go to williamshatner.com for crying out loud! craig: good night, everybody! >>> good evening, good friday evening. it is cold out there. the temperatures are still hovering around freezing. >> and you have to be careful. what can we expect overnight and again in the morning? >> early morning is going to be a problem. the winter weather advisories have been expanded. it includes the district, montgomery county, prince georges county, anne arundel county. i agree with most of the expansion, not a huge problem east of 95. but north and west, temperatures are still at or below freezing and the main concern is not so much main roads, but secondary roads and your porch and patio. the roads may look wet, but it's frozen. i would keep this in mind. temperatures still 30 in gaithersburg. 32 in frederick. 32 in leesburg. it i

geoff: you know what would help? craig: what? geoff: if you let out a profound sigh.ig: sighing. geoff: feel better? craig: yeah, that's better. good night, everybody. good night. . >>> we are getting a clearer idea tonight of what automatic spending cuts at the pentagon will mean to our troops and civilian workers whose job depends on the spending. >> they guided hands on budget documents that spell out the cuts, the cuts that will come if the congress doesn't hit the frustration that hits march first. >> reporter: smaller pay increases for our troops, days off for hundreds of thousands of civil defense workers, good work by tom vandenbrook. giving documents of what we can expect. >> this is not a game. this is reality. >> reporter: and angry defense secretary on the consequences of the automatic cuts to american defense. >> they would degrade our ability to respond to crisis precisely at a time of rising instability across the globe. >> reporter: usa today obtained documents spelling out some of the cuts. >> they say that readiness is affected because they can't tra

geoff's trapped down a well? [laughter] you want me to go with you? but geoff's right there!t's not geoff? who's that? someone -- i don't know? we don't know who that is? so i'll come with you and we'll rescue the real geoff? show me way! >>> the northeast is bracing for an historic snowstorm. we're talking two feet of snow in some places. and tonight road crews have been getting ready, people are stocking up on food and supplies, and the airlines, they have already canceled hundreds of flights. good evening. this storm could do quite a number on our neighbors to the north, parts of long island, new york, massachusetts, connecticut, and rhode island are under a blizzard warning. derek and topper are over in the weather center. >> hey, lesli. top, you've added a few more local counties to the danger zone. >> we have. we now have montgomery county and howard county into the advisory. so now it includes gaithersburg and columbia, so these are now winter weather advisories. closer to snow, the accumulating snow is much closer. the burbs are under a winter storm warning. right now

geoff: it is unbelievable, man.ig: you try and do your best and people come here and aw and santa is up there like some cranky old bastard. i'm trying to do my job. it is very hard to concentrate tonight. geoff: i don't know where you got these indifferent nabling pot smoking vegetarians. craig: this is my family, geoff. good night, everybody. >>> looks like the nightmare aboard the triumph is finally over. in some breaking news tonight that cruise ship has finally docked. this is a live picture on your screen out of mobile, alabama. it arrived at the port about 35 minutes ago but it is going to be a very long time before everybody is off that ship. triumph was carrying 3,000 passengers and 1,000 crew members. over the weekend a fire knocked tout power and people on board say it it has been miserable ever since. >> the really bad part was that there was no running water and toilets for almost the first 30 hours. once they finally did get running water, the toilets only worked in certain places. i would say it's the

geoff e geoff abc 2jeff hager abc 2 news. >>> they did find evidence of a cashier stealing, but it's a far cry from what they think he took. >>> three men are behind bars in connection with with the 24 convenience store robberies. the armed robberies of 7-11s and all the robberies, the suspect used a stun gun and pellet gun. omar, pence, derek black well faced armed robbery and assault charges. >>> an anne arundel man is in trouble after putting up a fight after officers found him having sex in a public park. brian joseph williams was charged with resisting arrest and disorderly conduct. they found him having sex in a tent in the southeastern wildlife expo. and once the officers caught up with williams, he put up a fight and had to be laid down and pulled down into a police cruiser in handcuffs. >>> new details tonight in this week's baltimore trainee shooting. the department originally suspended training operations indefinitely after a trainee was shot in the head during an exercise at rosewood state hospital. a city police spokesperson tells us limited training will resume next wee

geoff: there is no time. craig: let's just get this done. geoff: i think we should take a time-out. [laughter] i'm taking a time-out. craig: good night, everybody. good night. [applause] . >>> tonight at 11, we're learning about a story that might turn your stomach. a little girl in philadelphia kidnapped from her school and raped. a suspect has been arrested. it turns out she has local ties. >> again, this is a woman. 19-year-old graduate from spring book high school in montgomery county. -- spring brook high school in montgomery county. >> reporter: the crime happened last month, but now the arrest of 19-year-old kristina rugustas have her facing charges. the evidence they have on her is damning. >> i'm pleased that we made this progress, but i also want to just be cautiously optimistic that this is over. >> reporter: former dc police chief, now philadelphia's top cop is talking about the rest of 19-year-old kristina regusters. investigators say the surveillance video shows regusters pretending to the child's mother and kidnapping the 5-year-old from her elementary school back in

geoff: that's true.ig: apparently me demonstrating tickling is horse was new some way offensive. well, it wasn't until i just said that. [laughter] strange, twirks isn't it? [laughter] -- television, isn't it? good night, everybody. >>> check out this riveting new video. did the cops go too far in bringing chris çdorn tore justice? >>> plus, a swanky dating hot spot shut down for food violations. >>> but first, top ser tracking a yucky mix of rain and snow. will it mess up your morning commute? >> i'm meteorologist topper shutt. the snow and the rain pretty much out of the metro area. earlier the rain changed to snow around gaithersburg about 5:30, 6:00. then downtown at about 6:00. it stuck a little bit on the grassy surfaces. the flakes got pretty big. actually that's pretty normal because it's so wet and moist out. it's kind of a wet snow. so not much in terms of accumulation, and nothing on the streets. in fact, let's talk about how much fell today, because we're looking at 1.1 in damascus, okay. .8

geoff: no. craig: sorry. it won't ever happen again.you join us tomorrow night, it will be a very clean show. good night, everybody. good night. >> new tonight at 11:00, terrifying moments inside two local jewelry stores. for the second time in two days, crooks hit in broad daylight. good evening. by now, you've already heard about what happened at zales in pentagon city yesterday. >> but tonight we have brand- new video of a robbery this afternoon at a jewelry store in frederick. our ken molestina is there and the video is just amazing. you really feel for the woman inside at the time. >> reporter: absolutely, leslie. the images you're about to see tell it all. this was absolutely bold. it was daring. these women who were inside at least some of them, police say were hit with pepper spray. folks, once again it was all caught on the crook cam. let's show you what we're talking about. take a look here. you can see three men enter the colonial jewelry store on south market street after 1:00 today. one of the men appears to have a gun and

all right, geoff. have a great day there in london. >>> let us know why you're awake, shoot us an e-mail or tweet me. we'll read the best responses later in the show. still ahead on "way too early," one of the biggest rivalries in college basketball, duke and unc face off in a big upset in the big east. that's next in sports. >>> will farrell also throws his support behind a candidate for mayor of los angeles who happens to be his life long friend. we'll show you the unique political endorsement, of course. >>> and we'll get a check on your valentine's day forecast when "way too early" comes right back. [ male announcer ] why is kellogg's crunchy nut so delicious? because every flake is double-toasted... splashed with sweet honey... and covered in rich double-roasted peanuts. mmm. [ hero ] yummy. [ male announcer ] kellogg's crunchy nut. it's super delicious! in the middle of the night it can be frustrating. it's hard to turn off and go back to sleep. intermezzo is the first and only prescription sleep

geoff duncan is one of those returning the money to taxpayers.ongressman, welcome to the show, thank you for coming on. you have announced you are returning $200,000, 15% of your 2012 budget allowance to the treasury, how did you manage that? >> i came from the private sector, a small-business owner and we did a budget every year. last year we were able to give back about $200,000, was given back about $200,000 this year, but 50% of our budget on top of the mandaty across-the-board cuts the host of the sedatives that happened last year and 11% cuts. melissa: weren't you tended to have a massive pizza party? were you trying to set an example, or what was the idea? >> we should have a budget. 1398 days since the state senate has passed a budget for the station and that is abysmal. i had a ribbon cutting and we have a budget for the office and we will operated like a small business. melissa: will impact how much money you will get next year, won't you get less? >> the portion that money out for the district, how many counties, i don't think it will

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my name's geoff. - what's yours? - what's it to ya? well, it's customary to know a girl's name if you're gonna ask her out. this fella botherin' you? hardly. that'll be one pound 70, please. okay. keep the change. problem, lads? not for us eh, lenny? got your own transport? you goin' my way? excuse me. it is mrs. forsyth isn't it? no. it's just that my sister maureen o'callaghan, said mrs. forsyth would have a key at number 25. oh, this is 23 and it's wilshaw at 25. it is kettering street. no, it's kemble street. then i'm going mad. i'm sorry, only i'm staying with my sister and i've locked myself out. i couldn't trouble you to use your phone, could i? we know who you are. auntie maureen's nephew. yeah. i know who you are. so it was you who told the pigs. that wasn't me. i was too busy savin' mrs. sheron. savin' her from fryin' to death. savin' your skins. that's enough, frank. i don't believe in violence. no reply. ( sighs ) i'm stuck. you're not part of this quilt thing then. i don't know about it. oh, and i thought everybody knew. w

. >> geoff doesn't have one on, either. >> to be honest, i didn't even take the coffee. so there was no danger of me being impeached in any way. >> you are scrupulous. >> geoff cutmore, thank you so much for coming by. >>> president obama is going to deliver his state of the union address at 9:00 p.m. eastern, expected to revive his populous message by asking congress for more tax increases and more spending cuts. his agenda is expected to return manufacturing jobs and infrastructure. somed ins will be available from the current term. we'll discuss what the president will hope to achieve tonight and how his speech may be received in the next half hour. cnbc will have special coverage of the state of the union from 9 the o'clock to 11:00 p.m. eastern tonight. don't miss it. great, everybody made it. we all work remotely so this is a big deal, our first full team gathering! i wanted to call on a few people. ashley, ashley marshall... here. since we're often all on the move, ashley suggested we use fedex office to hold packages for us. great job. [ applause ] thank you. and

>> i love to bribe, 'cause this is--look, people say, "well, geoff, don't you want kids to do it forure, i'd love them to do it for the intrinsic value. and until then, i would love them to do it for money. i don't care. i just want them to do it. >> all: there are no excuses. >> tuition at the promise academy is free, but there's not enough room for all the kids who live in the zone, so admission is by lottery. >> let me tell you how this lottery is gonna go. >> tyler phipps, phillip kante iv. >> whoo! >> as the slots filled up, some parents left waiting began to realize their child's chances of success in life had just been reduced. >> i was sitting here... >> yes. >> for nothing. >> you look into those mothers' eyes and those fathers' eyes, and you see the fear and the terror and the clear understanding that the system is designed so that their kids are probably not going to make it if they don't get in. who else? >> to help ensure that the kids who don't get in still make it to college, canada has created a pipeline of free programs targeting all 10,000 children in the zone. he s

mine's geoff. hey, do you know my auntie maureen? your mum works at the bakery, doesn't she? just been up there. good pasties. they're all right. sorry to hear about your dad, david. that's rotten, that is. is your mum copin'? - with your help, eh? - yeah. all right, come on. get hold of that. we'll just try and stick it... - oh. - all right, love? something wrong? no. no, nothing. there's a lad in maureen's garden. he's with that little david. tryin' to build a shed or something. that's right. that's maureen's nephew. oh. they're makin' a right hash of it. we'll need the hammer. right. whoa! - that were your fault. - what did i do? you let go of that. you told me to for the hammer. - i said we'll need it... - okay, all right. just grab that. have you got a dad? yeah, but he's hurt at the moment. otherwise he'd be here helping us fix this. he's never a rogue mrs. wainthropp. i'll swear on my life. did you talk about lenny? a couple of times, but he didn't really respond. which supports my theory that he was taken along for the ride last night, against his will. if i could put

geoff: yeah, i bid you adieu. craig: adieu to you. good night, everyone. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> good evening. tonight topper is tracking snow showers. >> and we've got stuff that could be headed our way. we want to know what it's going to be for the morning commute. >> for the most part we are in good shape. if you're north of frederick and hagerstown, you could have a little slow going there. in the metro area, we're okay. lets start with the advisories. these haven't changed this much. we're still looking at winter weather advisories north and west of the mountains. the white is storm warning west of the divide for places like oakland and down toward the canadian valley. all of them expired 6:00 a.m. on tuesday. this activity that's going through looks like it's raining or snowing, but it's not reaching the ground. this is probablyour best chance in the metro area of seeing anything in terms of a snow shower or a flurry. so the wakeup weather, flurry possible. 30 to 36. 7:00 a flurry possible. 28 to 34. by 9:

. >> reporter: geoff mintz writes for "ski racing" magazine and he was there.e with him have a skype from austria. >> she's very smart. she handles things in a way that, you know you would expect of a 30-year-old athlete maybe not a 17-year-old athlete. >> reporter: it's easy to forget she's just a teenager from vail, colorado. she hasn't even graduated from high school. >> i could use a hug from my dad. >> reporter: but she's no stranger to world-class skiing. last year, she was named world cup rookie of the year. >> oh! i guess i just tried to fly. >> reporter: earlier this month, star skier lindsey vonn had a major crash that ended her season. expectations for shiffrin are high. >> there's no such thing as a sure thing in the sport of ski racing, but if there ever was one, she's as close as you can get to it. >> reporter: this may be shiffrin's biggest victory to date with the winter olympics just a year away. manuel bojorquez, cbs news, new york. >> axelrod: and that is the cbs evening news. later on cbs "48 hours." for now i'm jim axelrod in new york. for

what would it really be like if an asteroid or a meteor hit the earth joining me now to discuss is geoff chester he's from the u.s. navy observatory there jeff hello thank you for our for joining me so let's talk about all this media hype that was surrounded by this asteroid that just passed by how close was it really to earth well it didn't hit us that's the good news it passed within about seventeen thousand miles of the surface of the earth that's actually inside the belt of geostationary communications satellites which really your programs around the world. so in terms of how close it was it was pretty close now the point is though that it did miss the big thing about this particular asteroid is that it is the largest one of its size caliber to come this close since we've been observing the heavens now we have only been able to observe objects of this size and predict their paths within perhaps the last twenty years so we have. an inventory of several thousand of these objects whose orbital paths we know we know when they're going to come close to us and so on and so forth but we don

how to, we do have a geoff joining us today., the guest is an individual that you saw in that video earlier. it's dr. anthony ison, the senior vice president of healthy communities, and the california endowment. he joins us today to talk about obesity and the soda ban. doctor, thank you for joining us today. >> thanks for having me. >> first question to you is, you know is the naacp impacted at all by the amount of funding that they get from companies like coca-cola? just to give an example coca-cola announced one houston thousand dollars grants to the naacp to support a healthy lifestyles program. pepsi gave the group $10,000 in 2010. people are wondering whether or not the money has an impact at all. >> well, i think it's pretty clear that the money has an impact. we've seen this playbook before. in the 1990's, the tobacco industry particularly phillip morris was a big donor to the naacp, the accidently the new york chapter and those organization that the naacp decided to come out against tobacco taxes against smoking restrict

all of those young senators geoff merkley and tom eudall sheldon white house and a veteran, veteran, hankins has been leading this charge to reform the filibuster for years they can say, i told you so. yeah, you agreed to a deal where mitch mcconnell would have a say, you would count on mitch mccogto make a determination that this was of such significance and only in those limited cases would they use a filibuster. the very first time they had an opportunity, we see mitch mcconnell had stabbed us in the back. harry reid let them do it. paul is out in brighton michigan good morning. >> all right. pretty upset this morning. >> i want to thank you for something. i have been a recovering republican for over 20 years now. you and paul on crossfire helped me out. >> one day at a time buddy. one day at a time. >> bill: there was some good news there, paul. thank you. ? >> yeah. >> i think everyone is being too hard on harry reid because you have to remember, the republicans have a stranglehold on the house anyway. maybe he is just being practical. >> in this case, though, paul, the house ha

they had him on shortly after the election, and that was it. >> i mean the new head of cnn, geoff zuckero say get the worthless piece of crap off of the air. >> we will learn if he signs him up to be a contributor. that would be bad news, i think, for cnn. >> the end of cnn. all right. sorry about that. distraction here i want you to know that the president yesterday, i was at the briefing room. he came in and called on congress, reminded congress that the sequester, which would cut $500,000,000,000, cost over a thousand jobs, that with this coming, the congress ought to at least if they can't fix the whole problem with the budget they ought to at least pass the short-term thing to avoid the sequester and keep the government running. and john boehner and house republicans immediately said, no. we are not going to do that. here we go again. the party of "no." opposing anything obama wants. >> this is "the bill press show." [ music ] right have, about the "heavy hand of government" ... i want to have that conversation. let's talk about it. really? you're going to lay people off because now

the people that were born free and would not be enslaved, so other words, jefferson didn't -- sorry, geoffavis didn't want the statue of a freed slave put on top of the capitol before because he thought that it might give some people some ideas. so he went back to thomas crawford and he said something has to be changed. crawford relented replacing the liberty cap with a crested helmet which is what we see on top of the statue of freedom today. he would die the next year in london without ever seeing his work on top of the capitol. if not for the ingenuity of philip reed the slave of mixed blood with the freedom statue to end in the plaster model arriving in america and sitting on the ground of capital, a 39 year old slave from charleston's of carolina was owned by the iron worker clark mills, who described him as a highly esteemed workmen who was smart in mind in the good work man in the factory. he came up with mills to washington, d.c. from south carolina where they had worked for his entire life. mills noted in the 1863 document that he bought him because of his evident talent in the bu

. >> why get the gun a week geoff hand? that is not spur the moment. >> no, no.she had to defend herself from something might happen, carrying the gun -- i'm not saying this case is very good from a defense perspective. they're starting to build up their battered woman's syndrome defense. having defend ad case of battered woman's syndrome i can appreciate how hard that is. i've done it myself. >> going to him, seeking him out. arthel: i will leave it right there, ladies. esther, lis, thank you very much for the lively debate. thanks, guys. >> thank you. jon: it's a nightmare crews. 4,000 people standed on a ship with spotty power. food is running out. toilets don't work. welcome to the carnival. when these folks can expect relief. >>> plus the day after pope benedict's stunning announcement who is on the short list to succeed him? the names most often mentioned as the next leader of the roman catholic church. >> they will begin to call him cardinal ratzinger again. he will not be called his holiness. even think morning am still per pleshgsed by it and shocked by

. >> geoff they having us music. news kitchen for sunday brunch coupe bowl spiel, >> super bowl going on in new orleans and so is mardi gras. scott from raw sushi joins us with mardi gras inspired sushi. >> i brought all of this along to show you the entrees we will have for our marrdi gras party. >> it is mardi raw. >> 7-close, 1 or later this is one of the dishes we will be serving chili shrimp boat. it is our role which is crab stick, cream cheese, rice, wrapped in sea weed tempura battered and fried. we add crab mix to it. nice heat to it. we put that on top. then we go from there. >> it is a really good roll. we will be offering beef tear backk tea tea teriyaki. these are breaded and deep fried. that will go on top of the crab mix he has on the roll right now. >> it looks hot like it's going to burn your mouth. >> the shrimp isn't as hot as the shrimpy crab mix would be. puts it on top of the free made rolls mix a little more hot sauce on those. >> you will be smoking. >> it's mardi gras. >> we are located in 13

. >> he had to go up there and become a target for john mccain and ted cruz and geoff sessions and jamessomething interesting. they did a word cloud about what the senators asked chuck hagel about. remember it's going to be ideally secretary of defense. they did a word cloud about what words were used the most. hagel was obviously the most used. the next one was israel. >> yes. >> we have everybody wanted to know about israel and where he stood on israel. >> he answered that in his opening statement. let's take a listen. >> i think my record is pretty clear clear on my support of israel and i would, of course continue to support the president's policies. i think he has been a strong supporter of israel as maybe any president since 194 yeah. >> i can't agree more here. it doesn't matter how chuck hagel feels about israel because chuck hagel is not the one making the decision. the president is the one who sort of charts policy. he says secretary of defense, i need you to do x, i need you to do y and i need you to do z and he says, yes, mr. president. the part the people are missing out her

and on ted nugent geoff wants to know, hey bill, you left one major question unanswered in your parting shot about ted nugent. who was the turd in the punch bowl? was it nugent or was it steve stockman, or was it both? actually, i was talking about ted nugent and i am so glad last night that he got zero attention. zero camera coverage during the state of the union. >> this is "the bill press show." [ music ] >> bill: good morning, everybody. what do you say? it is wednesday, february 13th, the morning after the state of the union address. so good to see you today. thank you for joining us on the "full-court press" coming to you live all the way across this great land of ours on current tv. bringing you up to date on all of the stories of the day, from the ex-cop/cop killer finally being tracked down and it looks like lost his life yesterday in mountains of southern california to the big state of the union last night. boy, if you thought the inaugural address was good, i hope you had a chance to catch the state of the union. it was a powerful powerfuling message where the president chall

we'll geoff -- give you welfare paymentsment -- payments. the notion that we can abandon income accounting and purify the tax system and the heavy transfer systems here that no longer have the income accounting will not work. by the way, here's what the exbl care agent because they think of it as health reform and tax reform all at once because there's a new tax system on income imposed on people getting the subsidy. another dollar of income. they got to lose at nine cents of the health benefit to be implemented. the notion that you can convert to a consumption tax and not worry about the accounting issues, i think is somewhat of a miss. >> straight out of joe's book, i was struck in 1937, franklin roosevelt said the following. if congress passes the tax act in good faith and they come along through the way of high priced lawyers discovered a loophole, is that the moral thing to do or not even if it is the legal thing? that's the big question. since 1937, and joe can tell us long before that, politicians have been talking about loophole clos