excuse me... the gold room? this way? thanks. hi, steve. hello, rebecca. we're almost ready. need to change. there's a ladies' room over there. i'll be right back. hi, jessica. and how are you? rebecca: good. ( cocktail music playing on piano ) step right in. ( sighs ) ( piano plays sophisticated jazz ) ( sighs ) ( sighs deeply ) hello? hello. welcome to the gold room. i'm rebecca casey and this is steve davis. here's a song i wrote. i call it "traveling light." ( piano intro playing ) ♪ i've got my ticket and i've got my hat ♪ ♪ i've got my reason to ride ♪ i've got my memories ♪ but they're far behind ♪ i'm traveling light... ♪ i've got my suitcase and i've got my coat ♪ ♪ i've got my reason to ride ♪ i've got some dreams i'm going to hold on tight ♪ ♪ i'm traveling light... ♪ outside, the houses are slipping by ♪ ♪ each with its own little light ♪ ♪ inside, the people are dreaming ♪ ♪ just like the dreams i have tonight... ♪ ( piano interlude ) ( people conversing loudly ) ( music stops abruptly ) ( conversation continues ) why don't you wait out in the lobby? here's your

like prison cells each room had a number and contained piles of gold, eachrom all around the world. they trust america to keep it safe. now the germans want 300 tons taken out of new york and ship it over to their own fault in frankfurt. here is my take on that. first of all i don't know why they are doing it but there's a lot of speculation that people don't trust the currency are having a field day. germany uses the troubled euro so some speculate that may be a gold backed the deutsche mark will make a come back. bring the gold home. obviously they are not touching that with a 10 foot pole. the germans are not saying anything about gold back to new deutsche marks. there is chairman nationalism. that a factor. some tabloids have asked whether all their gold really is still in america's for dollars. a german official came to see the gold was not admitted to the vault. maybe they're bringing it back to make sure they really do have it. here is my theory. the germans have had it with apologizing for world war ii, they have added with a southern europe's bill t

he just walked into the gold en goldenigate ball room . labor expects say today's employment numbers are a step in the right direction -- golden bait ball room. >> the bay area newest 24-hour fitness is preparing to open its doors at walnut creek. >> we have 70 employees that we've hired for this location and so it's giving us the opportunity to spur some of the economic growth. >>> new hires, job less claims dropped to 330,000, the lowest since 2008. >> east bay works say 1 stop career center in conford. >> there's 45,000 unemployed people. >> the national numbers are encouraging says paul. >> feels like we're nudging toward the right direction. >> the latest job data is encouraging. >> it's important when you're looking to switch careers to kind of know if that job will be around in the future. >> we're getting ready to get this thing launch. >> back at 24-hour fitness, the good news may be just beginning. we've got locations in fremont, and heyward. >> now, in addition to today's jobless numbers, the key leads economic indicator rose a

room. we want gold. >> and anthony dixon, more to come.ter the game in atlanta. what about the defense, this is the tale of two halves. horrible in the first half. very stout in the second half and they shut out atlanta. >> not, they had a broken coverage on one of them. made ice is made ice. it was on the money. some of the throws you cannot cover. if you continue to defense, continue to get after the quarterback, don't give him time. the tight window throws aren't there. they started getting padded. intercepted. huge job in the defense, getting pressure in the second half and disrupting his rhythm. as soon as you could do that, make him scramble, the balls are not in the money any more. >> that's a great point. he had to pitch to 10 in the first half, allowing jones to run the deep route, deep pattern and make the reception. carlos rogers, number 22 here, really steps up in the second half. he played a stout game. i thought ahmad brooks was good. he didn't have a sack once again. they have to figure out a way to put more pressure, how th

from this room a historic gold rush quartz and golden jewel box was taken. the box is invaluable historical object for california and shows scenes of early california life. officials will only suggest that you will know it when you see it. >> if anyone finds or has knowledge about a three pound and 7 by 9" gold box with images of early california history and quartz it will be unmistakable. >> some have put the value at more than $800,000. this is the second theft. in november a suspect matching the same suspect made off with gold nuggets. another item was also taken but they declined to say what it was only saying that the value did not match that of the box. take a look at this full screen. this is an idea of what the box is. it is 7" by 9", weighing three pounds with images of early california and quartz on the box. it is described as unmistakable and invaluable. here on camera, i can say they gave us a description of the suspect. the suspect was a single suspect, male, between 5' 6" and 6' tall. he was wearing a white mask so that made it quite unique to

. >> two rooms down, $218 and we strike gold with christmas gift cards. >> we have barnes and nobles. >> they will give us $46 for this $50 amazon gift card. and another 46 bucks for $60 worth of barnes and noble cards. and what about getting what you really wanted. shop wholesalers for big ticket items at steep discounts. americans return $63 billion of unwanted gifts this year and here's where many end up. >> can you see us? secondipity.com let us in their warehouse. mountains of unwanted presents. >> we have vacuum cleaners right here. i have a feeling santa might want to shop here. secondipity.com sells them at discounts up to 80%. >> a lot of the gifts do come back here if it's out of the box they can't put it back on the shelves. >> reporter: that's where we found the camera for a fraction of the cost. >> we were here to put real money in your hands. and we got enough money to get your new camera. your cybershot. >> actually enough for two cameras. they uncovered $375 in household goods now gold instead of garbage and are capturing family memories. for "night line" i'm paula far

and a cool catch for russian scientists turning deep into the antarctic of gold of subglacial ice which some room say could reveal twenty million year old secrets of our planet. good evening this is kevin owen figure being with us our top story hits one of the most notorious detention facilities in the world which has seen abuse deaths and hundreds of people held without charge or trial america's still open after eleven years with barack obama extending the military's authority to keep the camp running despite his own pledge to shut it down years ago what's more calls to stop indefinite detention of largely died down now in the u.s. where torture is gaining acceptability is going to teach you can explain. president obama's call to look forward not backward has resulted in attempts to sweep the past under the rug including some of his own promises i'm going to close guantanamo and i will follow through on that colonel morris davis was a chief prosecutor at guantanamo and to george w. bush he later became a vocal critic of the practices there and strongly supported president obama's pledge to shut

little lady's or a she often go he didn't appreciate your i saw it all go up to the room she was stealing their gold you think she doesn't know what you know and then the other thing is that the next day when she saw george osborne it was reported that she said oh i saw all the gold too bad it's other people's it's not our gold it's other nations like austria netherlands don't worry little lady queenie i saw your gold that's all there is far i mean well this is the only use the monarchy has is to fool people into thinking they're gold or say you know this is if you go back in history this monarchy whether it's a stricken old bag or some other dude and they end up killing the commoners don't think they slaughter the commoners if you're not royalty or commoner the chance of a good slaughter high. well so now. part and parcel of this global financial system which is ridden with fraud and outlaws like jamie dimon the lloyd blankfein and we need to execute the banks like u.b.s. and even bigger than u.b.s. is j.p. morgan. the rubble of my country sent me this link and i think it's an important one to look

gold. >> like guns n' roses, axel and slash, they made sweet music and then it's over. you made such great comedy, and then you can't hardly stand to be in the same room together. >> i would like to get back together. just for the record. that is a hole in my rock world as well. >> what do you make of ashton kutch kutcher? you have varied between being critical? >> i have to get off his back. he's a terrific young man and he's doing a great job with what they have given him. he should be thankful they still have jon there. jon is a genius. >> is the show as good with him? >> no, and not because -- yeah, because of me, but -- no, what they did, pi reers, th

room only crowds. and, a sea of red and gold. same goes for giordano brothers in north beach. on saturday, fans watched hockey. this is typically a bar dedicated to pittsburgh sports. but the steelers are not in the playoffs. so the bar says a large niners contingent is expected sunday. like they've shown up in the past. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. friends and family were back out on the streets of hayward passing out flyers for a missing teen. 13 year old delicia moreno was last seen on thursday morning at the burbank elementary school where her younger county sheriff's believe moreno ran away with 22 year old rubin polanco. delicia's mother believes polcanco abducted her and may try to leave the country with her. delicia's mother says the sheriff's department is not doing enough to find her daughter. >> i do not even know. i called someone today and they still haven't returned my phone calls. i asked them if they have the video from over there. i know that burbank, they were willing to show us the video her walking. so, i'm like what's going on? where

advantage to win that parallel slalom event her first gold medal since her maiden success back in two thousand and seven it was also a timely rooms to russia who are hoping to produce their first and then pick snowboarding champion at next year's home games in. staci. now russia's top boscobel club says go moscow hope to reach the final four of the euro league for the tenth time in eleven years and it's to help them legendary coach authority messina is back in charge after spells at rail madrid and the l.a. lakers which of import reports that jordan has seen a serious crowd's most successful coach in the club's history. he wanted the thing there was to weigh in with the army men in his first spell with the team from two thousand and five to two thousand and nine after a free year break a time in his bank and looking to lead the russian and fit to perfect success with domestically and in europe and send turn and increased each underlined just what an important influence the fifty three year old is to the club is one of the most cautious in europe you know he has the so many experiences and. a couple different key and send you know

gold helmets. they were together. >> yeah, they looked good in the locker room.to cry in. >> it was the weather. >> but i'm glad they survived the tundra of south beach. alabama fans had plenty to cheer about last night. >> hundreds of fans gathered to watch their team and cheer them to victory. you can only imagine the epic party on campus after the game. >> over at notre dame, not too much to celebrate there. fans packed into the local bars to watch, but the bars ended up being a pretty quiet place. >> i think i've been to that bar. >> really? >> several times. >> hopefully in happier days than today. >> always happy at notre dame. south bend, indiana. >> there's always next season. we'll be back with more after this, everybody. don't go far. >>> ♪ ♪ >>> skinny in the house. >> that's right, skinny is in the house. and taylor swift is 23, dating harry styles, one of the singers of one direction. they were only dating for two months and now they broke up. apparently they went to the british virgin islands for new year's and had a big fight and now it's over. >>

of moscone and the lead gold certification that the moscone building has received and also the economic recovery that we are seeing right now in san francisco including the room tax collection, job creation is due in large part because of the passage of the tid four years ago. so we encourage your favorable response at this time. thank you. >> sure. >> good morning, chair, supervisors avalos and mar. my name is brook [speaker not understood]. today i will go over a few slides to discuss the project's phasing and square footages to familiarize you on the project. so, we have an investment opportunity to expand an important facility for san francisco, that's the moscone convention center. the slide that you see before you today, we are looking to add about 26,000 square feet of meeting rooms to bring it up to 85,000. 80,000 square foot or more of contiguous exhibit space which is the most important space for the convention center. up to 87,000 in multi-purpose space and 178,000 of support spaces such as loading, service, restaurants and things like that. the -- one of the key objections of the expansion project would be to maintain continuous operation during t

they're reportedly being charged half a million euros a year just to store a small amount of gold sitting in a little roomcheap. i would put aside the conspiracy theories and fiscal ir responsibility. i think this is just a move to bring things pack to where they were a long time ago. 37% of the gold will still stay here in the united states. that's according to a press release from the bundesbaenk. >> does this remind you of operation grand slam in gold favor? grand slam. get that gold out. >> i love that. let's go to rick santelli in chicago. >> i think what you guys are trying to think of is kelly zeros. we were talking about that on "squawk box." anyway, gold is the topic. everybody finds it fascinating. i wonder if they pay monthly storage rates like when you rent one of those garage spaces. gold is always in everybody's minds. one of the great trades down here. everybody likes to dabble with it. interest rates, not as exciting of a trade. when you look at the two-day charts of 10s and 30s, not big ranges. but there's a pattern developing. it seems rates dip early and come back late. yesterday we wer

bubblehead--bobble head >>this just in to the kron 4 news room a valuable artifacts has been stolen from the oakland. this still an object is a gold-0 qt. with a gold box ornamentation depicting early california. this is a historical objects that was stolen yesterday from the oakland museum. the oakland police chief, and the mayor, will hold a press conference tomorrow to discuss this theft. it is the second in three months from the oakland museum. we will can take you to follow this burglary and update you. (cheers & applause) gabe slate tech report >> smart phone cases are getting much more productive with a company called cannot canopy --this will make it like a 360 degree touch gadget with compatible applications, it will provide scrolling options and navigation. it shines almost with games there is a billion iphone case is all there is nice to see a new one. and it is available at $59 in the month of march. >> and peace of mind for traveling. this is a great application if the airline loses your luggage. it is preprogrammed and it communicates with your piece of luggage. you can check your location of luggage and you can also

yeah, but he never locked his room, so anybody could have used it. we need to talk to emma golding. i think we've been too nice to these kids. we should be behaving more like coppers, shake their tree see what drops out. hello, emma. i hope it's important. i'm meeting an agent from london. and we're investigating two murders. shall we walk together? tell us about cheating your way to a doctorate. no idea what you mean. well, your last major piece of work was written for you by phil beaumont. can you manage on your own? or are you lining up another soulmate already? i thought you said this was a murder investigation? or have you diversified into copyright law? we're exceedingly versatile and very thorough. meaning? meaning we're going to start by searching professor gregson's house from top to bottom not forgetting the places you live, the places you work and the places you go to have fun. what on earth do you hope to find? we want to test out amanda's big story. well, here's my big story: i don't give a toss about my doctorate, or oxford university. if this agent comes up with the r

dollar out of the room out of the loop totally in the future ok sound i want to focus on this german repatriation of gold for a second i'm looking at the comments from mohamed el aren who's the. head of pimco biggest bond buyer owner in the u.s. he wrote an opinion piece of the f.t. and he likens this act by germany as similar to the behavior of libya iran venezuela now how likely is that we're going to see a serious repercussions against germany in other words doug you have a private investor who is stepping into the fray here and virtually threatening germany with libya like actions for simply wanting their gold back there's a couple of moving parts here what do you see casey i really don't know what's on the minds of the germans except it seems it impresses me is a very intelligent thing for them to do and i'm sure they're sorry if the americans and their french don't like it but they have to act in their own best interests and it's certainly in their own best interest to have their gold repatriated. to the place where it belongs and as far as whether we're going to have any wars in the future i don't

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room. a big, open space. smells really fresh, man. oh! [ both laugh ] febreze? how about that? yeah. febreze anti-clogging technology keeps it smelling fresh. febreze. breathe happy. [ female announcer ] the goldin anti-aging. roc® retinol. found in roc® retinol correxion deep wrinkle night cream. it's clinically proven to give 10 years back to the look of skin. now for maximum results... the power of roc® retinol is intensified with a serum to create retinol correxion® max. it's proven to be 4x better at smoothing lines and deep wrinkles than professional treatments. new roc® retinol correxion® max. nothing's better than gold. . >>> good morning. welcome to 9news now. today is wednesday, january 2. let's say it. 2013. have to get used to writing that on checks and things. i'm andrea roane. good morning. >>> i'm deck. thanks for joining us. good morning, monika samtani. >> good morning. happy new year. >> howard bernstein will be back tomorrow. it's great to see olga again. >>> good morning. cloud cover again but not so bad. a couple of snow flakes early on. i'll show you what's happening right now. mainly cloudy skies. we'll stick with this as we head through mid-morning. almost about 11:00 b

room. a big, open space. smells really fresh, man. oh! [ both laugh ] febreze? how about that? yeah. febreze anti-clogging technology keeps it smelling fresh. febreze. breathe happy. [ female announcer ] the goldin anti-aging. roc® retinol. found in roc® retinol correxion deep wrinkle night cream. it's clinically proven to give 10 years back to the look of skin. now for maximum results... the power of roc® retinol is intensified with a serum to create retinol correxion® max. it's proven to be 4x better at smoothing lines and deep wrinkles than professional treatments. new roc® retinol correxion® max. nothing's better than gold. >>> a brazen new year's eve >>> a brazen new year's eve robbery at apple's flagship store in paris. armed robbers broke in monday night about three hours after closing. reports say they made off with just over a million dollars worth of computers, iphones, and ipads. i wonder if they can track that stuff though. the paris newspaper said the thieves got into the store by threatening a security guard at the back entrance. >>> this week marks the 150th anniversary of the signing of the emancipation proclamation by president abraham lincoln. the order freed most slaves in t

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gold. >> like guns n' roses, axel and slash, they made sweet music and then it's over. you made such great comedy, and then you can't hardly stand to be in the same roomether. >> i would like to get back together. just for the record. that is a hole in my rock world as well. >> what do you make of ashton kutcher? you have varied between being critical? >> i have to get off his back. he's a terrific young man and he's doing a great job with what they have given him. he should be thankful they still have jon there. jon is a genius. >> is the show as good with him? >> no, and not because -- yeah, because of me, but -- no, what they did, piers, they unloaded their anchor, cut off their anchor and they want to drift. you don't realize how important your anchor is until you lose it. >> do you ever watch it? >> i watched it early on. their pilot episode had one of the great television moments of all time with the ashes and the reveal of the guy behind the window. that was brilliant, but the show should have ended there and said, to be continued. after that, i just don't know why a billionaire wants to buy a house with a kid and a guy and stay there. whatever

gold medals in london. by the way, this was her high school team. >> i'm so nervous. i have no idea -- i was literally like intensely shaking in the locker room and all my teammates are like, what's wrong with you? >> no kidding. you're world class in high school! that's missy franklin. she won both her races in colorado yesterday. the 17-year-old snagged four gold medals in the 2012 olympics and she will be a golden bear in the fall. colorado gal. >> can you imagine at that meet, her opponents? >> they are like, are you kidding me? why are you nervous? >> no kidding. >> a star. >>> the stanford women, they haven't lost a pac-12 game since 2009 when cal beat them. >> yeah. 80 games later the 12-0 bears seem primed to do it again. they are good this year and lindsey gottlieb's cal team off to the best start in the program's history. clarendon's shot ised goo. the is good. they were ahead at the half. the hook in the lane to give stanford the 10-point lead. stanford is king. they win again beating cal 62- 53. >> play of the day college basketball. it's the men's turn. ohio state sam thompson goes airborne with an impressive baseline jam. here h

gold blooded. like the sign of that. nbc bay area is your home for all niners coverage. our crews are in the team hotel, on the field and inside that locker room. an army on the ground. we'll have the live updates all week long starting at 5:00 in the morning. that's very early for them. they always work hard for us. also you can make sure to stay up to date on super bowl news at nbcbayarea.com. >> if you have any cool pictures to share, post them on our facebook page. we would love to see them. >> show the love for the 49ers. >>> want to check in now with meteorologist christina loren joining us with a look at current temperatures. >> we're looking chilly out there this morning. you know what's so cool about this super bowl extravaganza? al roker will be live on our show tomorrow on "today in the bay." 41 in san jose. 34 degrees in gilroy. it's chilly out there. not too bad. if you are tough enough, you can go straight to the sweater. you don't need the heavy coat. you can ditch it later on for sure if you bring it out this morning. we're headed toward the upper 60s and low sif70s. the fog is impacting inland interior valleys. we're expecting

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gold. new york still has 37% of the reserves. dagen: that is pretty cool. sobering news for energy drink consumers. the number of people visiting ers or emergency roomsg the beverages has doubled nationwide. that is up more than 10,000 cases from 2007-2010. it is a rising health problems that can cause insomnia, fast heart rate and seizures. movement by the government potentially to regulate the sale of these drinks. like fda. we shall see. if you drink too many of them, of anything, it can be bad. even, orange juice. connell: this brought to you by the heaviest energy drink i have ever met in my life. dagen: that is not true. nicole: i love how she tells you that is not true. i do not know how much starbucks i drink. let's move on. take a look at some of the movers here on wall street. we focused on chipolte and their terrible numbers today. we left out when these. they came in with quarterly numbers that were looking good. boeing, yet another day with issues. brake issues. fuel leak. the dream liner had to be grounded. down again for boeing. down three and a quarter percent. it had been up 10% in after-hours. soaring after he came out with the quar

rooms on that front. >> yeah. >>> what's up tonight? >> herbalife handbook. all to know to turn it in to tomorrow's meeting and the former chairman of gold and the outlook for goldrd. how does he get there and the traders make of the prediction? all that top of 5:00. >> see you in 30 minutes, simon. >>> here's what you missed earlier on. >> welcome to hour three of "squawk on the street." here's what's happening so far. >> if washington could just get out of the way, then 2013 could be a half decent year. >> the real answer is that there are too many people making too much stuff out there. it's -- the world competitive environment is too intense. >> he has perhaps the best grip now of global finance, too, because that decision to go on morgan's board, smarter than the average bull. >> i have never heard you so excited about alcoa. >> great call. >> yeah. >> i love the offensive. >> activist investor now buying a more than 5% stake in herbalife. the third point manager is betting it will go up. >> will become a company that's owned by the market. not by partially by the government. and i think that's a good thing for employees, a good thing for our shareholders a

7.8%, and gold is more than doubled in that time as investors have actually been avoiding stocks which is exactly the opposite story line of 2007. that's why people say that there's still roomp capital iq notes s&p is cheaper 15.2 times earnings currently versus 17.1 times then. the tide is starting to turn, too, according to the latest data from lipper we had the third consecutive week of inflows into the equity market 3.66 billion dollars in the most recent week that they measured over the weekend set a record 55 billion dollars flowed into the equity market in january. that's an all-time record and of course january now because of that movement is on pace to be a record january since 1989. >> investors are coming back in. we saw it ticking off almost january 1st as people started putting money back in. got the resolution to the fiscal cliff. what happens next? >> what happened the last time we saw an inflow of money into the mutual funds, 2011 and stocks fell. prior to that it was april 2010, stocks fell. that kind of signals more of a contrarian indicating that one that suggested that the rally had durrant. >> that was a spring swoon both years. >> i think you have to w