the doodle 4 google competion is a nationwide challenge to k-12 students in which they draw a picture based on a theme that reflects the word "google" similar to what you see on google's homepage. (on camera) with over 100,000 entries and only 53 winners, one of those winners was right here at hopewell elementary school. shalini's picture depicted her and her family doing things such as gardening, reading books, and yes, even drawing. her father said that drawing is one of her passions so he could not be more proud. vinay chandupatla, father of winner would be the winner. so she was telling me 'i didn't think it was me, my doodle that would come up' (laughs) so..." the 53 state winners will now have their doodles in an online vote in which 5 finalists will go to california where the national winner will be announced. the national prize includes money for college and money for their school. ashe simpson," tim: coming up in sports...it's been a big year of change for iowa state and athletic director jamie pollard. we'll head to ames for a sit down directors have to bring in new football

the company has had a hard time competing with google as we mentioned and companies like facebook. we'll see. erika. >> thank you so much. we'll see you later this morning. >> after the break a check on traffic and weather. will you need the

google's online business is soring. apple iphone sales are slowing down. yahoo could be making cuts. they are cutting a percentage the company has had a tough time competing with google and facebook. and a company illegally imported flooring from an endangered happen tat. walter? >> i have been look forward to hear frog this one. one luxury car maker is not jumping on the band wagon. >> yeah, porche is saying no to self-driving cars. there is the push for them to work on electric vehicles, but i buy that, right? i mean, if you are biog one of those -- buying one of those fancy sports cars, you want to drive it yourself. drive your car when you are paying that kind of money for it, right? >> exactly, that's the whole point. you want control. you want to go on a little joyride, maybe. it's all about the experience. >> or a few joyrides with your friends. [ laughter ] >> very true. we will see you in the next hour. >> if it's self-driving and it crashes, you can blame that. >> there you go.

she took over in 2012 and the company has had a hard time competing with google and facebook. and weak earnings sparked a sell off at open. exxon mobile says s at the profit in the 4th-quarter was down 58% compare today last year. the prices have been at the lowest level in more than a decade. and bp says their profits fell 91% if the 4th-quarter compared to the year before. they are cutting 3000 jobs by the end of next year, that is in addition to the 4000 workers that the company already said they are going be laying off. and would you buy an expensive sports car if you could not drive it yourself? want full control of th vehicle. bmw and mercedes working on cars. and that is your cbs money watch report. i am jill wagner. >>> justin and rebeca have the weather for us after this. but fist a take a look at the weather advisories are now in effect through tomorrow morning. heavy snow is possible, especially near and north of highway 20. to the south, rain and ice possible and could lead to slick roadways. for totoy, in the so >>> winter s srm warnings and winter weather advisor

the ceo is still unclear -- she took over in 2012 -- and the company has had a hard time competing with google and facebook. >>> usc's men's basketball team will be back in action tonight. a two game road trip begins as they face-off against a georgia. team is currently ranked 23rd in the coaches poll. kickoff is at 7:00 p.m. >>> stay with us. whether or no >>> groundhog meteorologist punxsutawney phil has predicted in early spring. members of the punxsutawney top hat wearing inner circle spoke before 7:30 a.m. and they reveal that he did not see his shadow and it would be an early spring. a german legend has it got if a furry rodent sees his shadow additional six weeks. so good for him. thank you punxsutawney phil. good for us. he is definitely more well behaved than he was last year when he bit the mayor. >> all yes to do is come here and take a gander at the weather yesterday and today and know that spring will be coming around a little early. look at the cloud coverage. and moisture in the air and the northern half of the palmetto state. a lot of clouds coverage. the cloud coverage is stay

she took over 2012 and the company has had a hard time competing with google and facebook. >>> we have a sneak peek at the super bowl commercials. >> what is it like to be in the thick of things at the super bowl media event? similar people were enjoying >>> the countdown to the super bowl is officially on. yesterday. the panthers in broncos face thousands of reporters from all over. it was media day.>> one reporter stood out from the rest.>>we had quite the game plan. three steps to standing out and surviving media day madness. >>reporter: we are at the main event. day works. there are thousands of media personalities from all across the world and each team has one hour and that means that media is scrambling to get questions in. how did i get a question with peyton manning, the biggest star of the super bowl? i wore this referee shirt and i held my bag over my head and i asked the producer to lift me up. >> what would you tell your younger self going into this game? >> i tried to talk all of this up to the unique opportunity but one thing i haven't done is being too reflective. i sta

the company has had a hard time competing with google as we mentioned and companies like facebook.ee. erika. >> thank you so much. we'll see you later this morning. >> after the break a check on traffic and weather. will you need the >> well, good morning, everyon everyone, we'll see our fair share of wet weather as i large storm system brews off to the west. we end up with a nice day. i'll turn your attention to what happens with the flood watch that goes into effect tomorrow. that will be because we have a storm system moving in. it actually bring us with pretty steady, heavy rain it looks like. here's the storm over the central plains bringing in blizzard conditions across iow iowa, kansas, nebraska. and the main bolt of energy with this gets september off to the northwest of us. which means we get on the warmer side of the storm. and in other words, we'll look strictly at a rain producing system out of this. 39 is our temperature at philly international and temperatures dropful the sun comes up well after 7 at this point that said it won't be as much of a black ice situation in

fate of the ceo is unclear she took over in 2012 and the company has had a hard time competing with google and facebook. samsung announced two galaxy phones with better battery life and they are dust proof and water proof for as long as 30 minutes in water that's 5 feet deep. also they can run the white pages app that identifies that aren't in your contact list. and the moon and beyond. more than 18,000 people applied for nasa's next astronaut class. that's a record that's triple the number that applied to the previous class. the only problem is there are only 14 spots and the future astronauts could be tapped for a mission to mars. chris and kathryn. >> i have been telling chris he has the good with his science knowledge. >> my science tahj? -- knowledge? this is good you are the first person to say i was good at science. >> knowledge. >> i am here for you. >> thanks very much jill. all right time to check our weather. >> and you i am telling you he would moonlight as a meteorologist. >> if i could. stopples i hope danielle gets stuck in traffic or can't get here -- sometimes i hope danie

she took over in 2012 and the company has had a hard time competing with google and facebook. weak earnings from energy companies sparked a sell off on wall street at the open. exxon mobil--- the largest u-s oil company--- says its profit in the fourth quarter plunged 58 percent compared to the same time last year. an over supply of oil and weak demand to their lowest level in more than a decade. british based b-p says its profits fell 91 percent in the fourth quarter... compared to the year before. b-p says it's cutting 3 thousand jobs by the end of next year... that's in addition to the four thousand workers the company already said it would be laying off. and would you buy an expensive sports car... if you couldn't drive it yourself? porsche says it's going to buck the trend... by not going down the self- driving road. porsche says its customers want full control and handling of their vehichle. bmw and mercedes are working on autonomous cars. and that's your cbs moneywatch report. for more follow me on twitter at jill wagner cbs. at the nyse, i'm jill wagner. on wall street

she took over 2012 promising to grow the business and yahoo had a hard time competing with google andacebook. and airlines making record profits that means free snacks back. american will give coach passengers cookie orr's pretzels and uned serving waffles, carmel cookies, delta never stopped offering free snacks. >> it beats nothing. >> what is what you usually get in the air now. why not? >> better than water right something i'll take that. >> warm water. thanks, appreciate it. take care. >> a heads up for you if you shop at weing maps don't fall for latest online scam. you may have seen a facebook post claiming the grocery store is give ago way a free $200 coupon. unfortunately it's a hoax. don't click on the link or share or provide any personal information. >>> now to a hot button issue that got hotter last night. temple university students and community members railroad fired up during a meeting about proposed stadium on campus. awe lot of shouting from students and residents during the meeting with the college's president. they say their opinion is not being heard. they're dema

competing with tesla, google and apple.ing to take for driverless cars to be on the road? are so these industries often talked about yet still so nascent. : the driverless car is a reality today. the technology is out there. enables cars to recognize pedestrians and other cars and objects. of theore of a question legislation. what are we going to do any collision happens? we will see autonomous cars on the road within the next five years. emily: you have any deals with carmakers to get the software to market? dimitri: absolutely. every carmaker has its own strategy and its own technology. quite a few initiatives. contributed to the user experience of the future car. this, the models that will haveo the roads most of the autonomous driving features in them. emily: why blackberry if google and tesla are so much farther along? dimitri: we work with many companies. the operating system is currently on board 60 million cars. it provides a lot of safety features. into manyto integrate systems on the car. ready to go. they see a l

of melissa mayor is still unclear. she took over back in 2012. the company had a hard time competing with google and facebook. >> fortune is out with the most admired company's list. the winners are a trio of tech giants in the tech spot, apple. and followed by alphabet and amazon. the list is compiled with corporate reputation. coming at 21, procter & gamble. >>> energy stocks, as the price of crude oil surged. s&p 500 climbed 27 points. >>> to the moon and beyond. more than 18 thousand people applied for nasa's next astronaut class. that would be the record. triple the number applied to the previous class. 18 thousand for 14 spots. the future astronauts could be tapped for a mission to mars by the time they get through. >> yet i want to be in the simulator, where you get to float around. i wouldn't want to get to space. >> 18 thousand people applied to be an astronaut. >> . >> i happen to catch this live. and martin swiss, jr., by 11/100th a second. the closest in history. whole way down the stretch. >> and enforced the only thing we're close counts is in horseshoe definitely not in recovery.

the company has had a hard time competing with google and facebook.// kirsten joyce > now let's turn it over to demetia. brian loftus how are the roads looking this morning. < demetria obilor delays in the spaghetti bowl have started along southbound i-15. no delays along summerlin parkway. this spring, crews are scheduled to build the cable barriers between buffalo and the 215. > < > back to you./// ((kirsten joyce)) > supreme court justice antonin scalia was laid to rest this weekend. his funeral service was held in washington dc saturday... the late justice's son, paul scalia, delivered mass for his father. scalia died in his sleep last saturday during a visit to texas. he was 79 years old./// ((kirsten joyce)) > the supreme court hears arguments in two cases today...its first action since scalia died. scalia could have been a deciding vote in those cases - which center on the rights of criminal defendants. president obama has vowed to pick a supreme court nominee to fill the vacancy. republicans say naming a successor should be a job for the next president./// ((kirsten joyce)) >

financial performance in more than yahoo's core internet business has struggled to compete against facebook and google. toyota is halting production at its assembly plants in japan for 1-week because of a parts shortage. the shortfall was caused by an explosion last month at a facility of one of its steel suppliers. toyota produced more than 3-million vehicles in japan last year. that's an average of more than 60- thousand a week. that's tonight's 'financial focus.' let's go to bryan scofield and 'weather first.' . .tonight...partly cloudy...breezy and colder. lows 28 to 32 on the west side of the valley...32 to 35 on the east side. northwest wind 15 to 25 mph shifting to the north 10 to 15 mph after midnight. .tuesday...mostly sunny. highs 42 to 46 on the west side of the valley...45 to 49 on the east side. .tuesday night...partly cloudy. lows 28 to 32 on the west side of the valley...30 to 34 on the east side. north wind 10 to 15 mph decreasing to less than 10 mph after midnight. .wednesday...sunny. highs 46 to 50 on the west side of the valley...49 to 53 on the east side. north wind 5 to 10 mph. .w

yahoo's revenue has shrunk during her time--as it struggles to compete with companies like google and facebook. next week, officials at usc upstate are expected to unveil plans to open a new location in downtown greenville. that official announcement will be monday. right now--the campus has one facility already in greenville, and officials say they plan to keep that location. spartanburg. increasing clouds tonight with wednesday, cloudy, windy and warm with scattered showers and thunderstorms rain chance 80%. clouds and a few showers for thursday, cooler with highs near 60 rain chance 40% tonight, the greenville zoo welcomed a new baby and warm with scattered showers rain chance 80%. clouds and a few showers for thursday, cooler with highs near 60 rain chance 40% tonight, the greenville zoo welcomed a new baby and warm with scattered showers and thunderstorms rain chance 80%. clouds and a few showers for thursday, cooler with highs near 60 rain chance 40% tonight, the greenville zoo welcomed a new baby and warm with scattered showers rain chance 80%. clouds and a few showers for thur

she took over in 2012, but yahoo has had a hard time competing with google and facebook. >>> free snacks are back. american will give coach passengers cookies or pretzels, and united is serving stroop waffles. >> we have to try it. >> bring it on. >> we live for free snack. that speak -- snacks. that speaks to us. >>> we will check out more on the virtual tie in the iowa caucus. >> and danielle has more with ms. g. >> with iowa in the rear view, all candidates are focused on new hampshire. can iowa's results have any impact on the new hampshire primary 1 week from today? >>> welcome back. it's 5:44. thank you for joining us on this groundhog day. >> we check in with danielle niles, and she will have a special word with ms. g. about the prediction this morning. >> that's right. >> hi, danielle. >> oh, i can see her talking, >> she said ms. g. has unofficially predicting the spring and winter for 8 years. last year she was expecting an early spring, and it didn't happen. >> that's okay because she said she will talk to her, have a conference and get back to us. she also mentioned she will

google to move into this space? that is deftly the threat. if you are trying to competeebody like google apple that is a huge challenge. we had citigroup talking about google buying aig and that is still something of a pipe dream at this point but there could be some top opportunities are these companies to get into finance especially with all the concerns about privacy and making everything more secure and we are moving toward a more digital world. emily: thank you so much for joining us. coming up, bill and melinda gates give us an exclusive interview. first up apple versus fbi. where do they stand. ? ♪ emily girl i am -- emily: i'm emily chang. we are joined by shery ahn making headlines in -- with the stories making headlines in asia. pullback that began on tuesday has spread. earlier, shares in europe declined after china's central bank unexpectedly weakened its currency reference rate. airbag humbled may have been caused by design issues. they find that they rupture because moisture has seeped into the inflator's. the watchdog is expanding its investigation to incl

she took over in 2012 and the competing with google and facebook. samsng announced two new phones the galaxy s7 and s7 edge have longer batter life and dust and water proof. they can identify incoming calls even from numbers that aren't in your contact list. and to the moon and beyond. more than 18,000 people applied for nasa next astronaut class. that's a record. it's triple the number that applied to the previous class. there are only 14 spots. the future astronauts could be tacked for a mission to mars. chris i guess you will have to wait for the next round. >> i would be okay going to mars as long as we could keep tweeting back and forth. >> you could tweet your way to mars. >> thank you. >> reporter: do you follow scottkelly's twitter account. >> yes. >> and it's cool. >> reporter: i love it. >> it's really cool. see you tomorrow morning have a good one. your traffic and weather together. >> and a look at today's top stories including details on a stabbing in dorchester. what we are learning this morning about the investigation now underway. >>

relies on advertising and this is what happens when you compete with google. when google searches for financial information starts to eat into your business. stock down by nearly half today. >> it's going to be a big day for apple. we talked about the fight with them and the fbi all morning long. tomorrow is not only the deadline for apple to respond to that court order but also the annual meeting if you can believe we're coming up on that season again in cupertino. it will be a busy day for apple no matter what. >> i wonder how much of that conversation will center on the company, the earnings and it's massive business. >> let's get back to headquater and the half. >> carl, thanks very much. welcome to the halftime show. and the option monsters are here too. john and pete, our game plan looks like this. john and pete go combing through the or the foil owe for the one stock he should kick to the curve. how much pain is ahead for the bank ifs crude keeps getting crushed. the investor weighs in on that key question. we begin with what could be another big one fa

google to move into this space? brooke: that is deftly the -- definitely the big threat. if you are trying to competesomebody like google or apple that is a huge challenge. we had citigroup talking about google buying aig and that is still something of a pipe dream at this point but there could be some top opportunities are these companies to get into finance especially with all the concerns about privacy and making everything more secure and we are moving toward a more digital world. emily: thank you so much for joining us. coming up, bill and melinda gates give us an exclusive interview. first up apple versus fbi. where do they stand? ♪ angie: oil continues to slide . the plan for producers to freeze production was ridiculous according to some. last would be too big is our agreed to cap output at the january levels. falling crude is weighing on equity markets with asian shares falling for a second day. economy may grow at its lowest pace sent at least 2012. the finance secretary handed down the territories budget , forecasting that the economy expanded to 1%. the pound drop below 142 the dollar, it

it is the latest in a series of cost-cutting measures, trying to compete with the likes of google and facebook. after reporting losses of $4.3 billion from last year. the company has admitted it is examining proposals to sell off its core internet business. marissa mayer explains that cutting costs is necessary. : we will have approximately 9000 employees and less than 1000 contractors. this represents a workforce that is 42% smaller than it was in 2012 and will contribute to total realized savings of approximately $400 million annually. the decision is not one that we have taken lightly, and we will make every effort to treat affected employees with thoughtfulness, transparency, and compassion. stephen not really feeling a bounce in the oil prices with the rise of the price of oil, but london and frankfurt are trading down today. shares are up over 6% after their most recent result, a 12% jump in revenue toward the end of last year. they also said trade in france is almost back to normal after the terrorist attacks in november. one other big story moving the markets today has to do w

google express service. this allows going toll compete with amazon and instaycart which also offers fresh grocery delivery. le is launching the service in some san francisco and los angeles neighborhoods first. and if all goes well it will expand to other areas. >> expanding to lots of areas is the rain that we're seeing tonight, jeff. >> i know. it's so great to finally see the return of this rain with our el nino in place and not too much rainfall so far in february. very welcome. just take it super slow on those roadways tonight. it's dangerously slick. you can barely make out the golden gate bridge in this view. looks pretty, though. we'll have details on how long this rain chance lasts in just a few minutes. some of the greatest painters and muralists in history, have le their gnatures alover the bay >>> some of the greatest painters and muralists in history have left their signatures all over the bay area. >> but only some of that work survived. much of it has been lost to history. nbc bay area joe rosato jr. introduces us to art lovers ensuring that that lost art isn't forgotten. >> reporter: if you

myers still unclear, she took over in 2012, and the company's really struggled to compete against other tech giants, like google and facebook. erika? >> see what happens with them. but meantime, one job that's getting a lot of interest, astronaut, a record number of people are applying to be nasa's next astronaut class. how about that? >> yes, there are more than 18,000 applicants, triple the number of people that applied to the previous class, there is one little problem, there are only 14 spot. these future astronaut could actually be tapped poor mission to mars, so will spend the next 18 months sifting through some of the resumes. >> okay, so 18 months, 18,000 applicants, you know, a thousand per month, they'll work their way through. >> you know what, cool job, so i understand why they're being selective. >> great to see the interest there, jill, thanks so much. >>> coming up after the break, meisha checks the early morning trouble spots on the road, katie tell us when to car that i umbrella. when "eyewitness news" continues. we'll be right back. >>> time for check on the forecast, katie, can we keep the ni

we are competing for the top people with google and facebook and dropbox, all of these -- uber -- theseot silicon valley companies, but we aren't able to give the stock packages. we find if you give them a good salary, you give them a good mission, you give them intellectually challenging work, and then you give them other great people to work around, it naturally feeds on itself. so, i feel good about the model even though it is a bit of a , strange model. emily: what about your own financial position? i know you have three kids now. sal: i pinch myself every morning. i feel like i came to terms with this is what i really love doing in life. we can buy a honda accord every eight years. [laughter] that's all i need as long as i can pursue my passion. we get to dream about what could it be in the future. are we creating the harvard or the oxford of this next stage of civilization that could reach not 1000 or 2000 students a year but could reach a billion , students a year. i could not imagine being in a luckier position. emily: you are hanging out with tech billionaires and you are on th

won't be able to continue that incredible growth pace as more companies roll out competing activity trackers. >>> googleedly shutting down going the compare according to the wall street -- google compare according to "wall street journal." it's going to cost amazon customers more to get free shipping. they will have to spend 49 products up from $35. member of amazon's $99 a year prime loyalty program still get free two-day shipping on order. amazon shipping costs outpaced its revenue. >>> americans are hit had gone the road in record numbers. what can you tell us about that? >> reporter: in 2015, americans drove a record 3.1 trillion miles. that is more than the previous record which was set before the financial crisis. of course gas prices have been relatively low. that is the equivalent of about 337 round-trips from the earth to pluto. that's pretty far. [ laughter ] >> a long way away. >> i added 300 miles yesterday. i did my part. >> whoa. >> i was up in tahoe. all right, jill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com, on a tuesday, thank you, jill. >>> it is 5:41 right now. oily bird keep showing up on local bea

technologies says google needs to spend big and retain its talent to compete with companies such as apple>> it's kind of a market rate salary. if you look at marisa mayor of yahoo her package for six years is $365,000. it's important for going the retain their employs. there was big poaching. leaving for twitter. going the is fox used on keeping eights main talent in going. it's about the 10-year, the 20-year view of google as a technology company. looking at things like smart contact lenses and moving against aging and creating project moon bringing internet to the next billion. nest, the smart home, that's are projects that google sees bringing it future revenue in the next 2220 years, they want to compete with apple and microsoft. it needs to move in to these new areas. >>> so the top man at going is doing rather well by twitter is being forced to take on one of the dark he elements of the world tethers up a trust and safety council. don't be put off by the name. it's important to try to stop online a taking abuse, made up of fourth organizes from mental health organizes to child prote

. >> google is one step closer to building a competely driverless car. this week federal regulators green lit the plan by tweaking the definition of a driver, no steering wheel no brakes just a computer on board. driverless cars can still be banned under state law. >>> and today is ash wednesday a day of holy obligation for christians. ♪ ♪ hope francis received ashes on his head before placing ashes on the heads of cardinals and nuns and the faithful. here in the vatican city. it starts lend the 40 days of pen tense. and the holy father reiterated his thoughts for catholics around the world to be more sensitive and merciful toward others. bishop john mcintyre placed ashes on the foreheads on the faithful. this marks the beginning of lent on the christian calendar. >>> looking live outside sky 6 hd showing you penned landing on a wednesday night, cecily tynan has the exclusive accuweather forecast be ready to bundle up. >>> time for accuweather at the "action news" big board. cecily tynan has the valentines weekend forecast. >> it's as cold as it can get

particularly when you're competing with a facebook or a google but now suddenly, even people workingt google are look around and thinking maybe my prospects are better off. so ironically in this environment it's actually the best time to start companies and some of my best companies were actually started in troughs. >> interesting because the big companies would argue it's a good time for them. all the people in the companies that are facing series a where your equity comp is very questionable now. maybe it's better to go to a larger safer firm with more liquidity. why is that wrong? >> you know, if you are somebody that's worried about safety, i don't think you should go into a start up. if you're looking to make a difference. if you're looking to see, have an impact but also have an impact on your own balance overtime. i think you're willing to take that risk and that's the point. the people who should take the risk don't go away in the valley. the people that shouldn't take the risk do go away. so those people that are timid or risk adverse for whatever reason and they would norma

emily: do you see other companies to compete in the self-driving car market or will google or apple take >> it will be all about -- and it is a promise from apple and i'm sure tesla. i don't think google is in a osition to enter this space. emily: thanks so much for joining us. time to find out who is having the best day every. on tuesday, uber is losing a billion dollars a year in china. but uber is profitable in the united states. the news suggest that the ompany might be ahead of son gratlations. and that does it for "bloomberg west." do not miss it all and that is it today from san francisco. >> from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." charlie: a ceasefire to take effect on friday and the state department acknowledged that world powers have yet to negotiate the details of the ceasefire. the agreement announced called for humanitarian aid. but on tuesday, the state department could not confirm at any of it reached its recipients. the assistant

. >> google goes on to say that a human can step in and compete with the computer or takeover for the computer. that puts more drivers in more danger. kerry: interesting. ben: are the futures quickly up or down? >> up. kerry: you can catch lauren on the fox business network. ben: you can go to fox business.com / channel finder. kerry: fuller flights and lower ticket costs. >> contributing to the drop in revenue. a strong u.s. dollar. a mystery last night in lower manhattan. flames spotted near the top of one world trade center. >> there was no fire. just a combination of steve and light creating the illusion of fire. it did not stop people on twitter for a worrying. >> looking over the city view. we look over and it looks like the tower is on fire. it could be like the terrorist attack. >> we looked in the binoculars. we tried the binoculars on the tower. we were looking through the other. we got the picture. kerry: it looked to those spectators like it was fire. it may have been an hvac issue. time to check the weather once again. we thought maybe there would be some snow this mornin

the big tech companies may soon be competing more directly with the chinese companies. googles a good example of that. such dominant share in the english speaking world. very much behind in china. it's ahead with android operating systems. i think at the moment, the competition is at the low end for these companies. as these companies get bigger and better, i think they're going to face competition across the board. >> and more global. alibaba going public in the united states in the biggest public offering ever. what are the global ambitions of these chinese companies, which have done well in their own market. >> all right. we're close to the top of the hour. that means joe, becky, and andrew are hard at work prepping for today's edition of "squawk box." becky, thankfully, has taken a brief break from that preparation to join us now with a look ahead at what's coming up. becky, yesterday a crazy day. 400 points down for the dow at one point. >> yeah, we're going to be digging through that a lot today. we're trying to figure out what's happening. obviously you saw the technolo

yahoo's revenue has shrunk during her time as it struggles to compete with companies like google and facebook. comedian bill cosby was back in a pennsylvania court yesterday asking a judge to throw out sexual assault charges against him. chris pollone reports that much of his case hinges on the testimony of a key former official. despite clutching a cane, 78-year old bill cosby moved swiftly into the montgomery county courthouse ahead of a pivotal hearing in his sexual assault case. cosby faces trial for a 2004 incident with former temple university employee she claims cosby drugged her and then assaulted her. cosby says the interaction was consensual. the key witness tuesday: former district attorney bruce castor, who had previously indicated there was an agreement that cosby would never be criminally prosecuted. on the stand, castor clarified that there was never a formal agreement with cosby. rather, castor made what he characterized as a "legally binding decision" that cosby would never be prosecuted. castor said doubts about constand's credibility made it clear to him a case aga

google says it wants to give everyone the fastest internet available. apparently there is a downside to the panthers run to the super bowl. our health. cities where teams are competing for the ultimate prize have a higher death rate. if the county had a local team is super bowl on average and 18% increase in deaths from people being over 65 years old. get a flu shot, washer hands let's take you back to the san francisco bay area for more insight. the system packing severe weather is still out there. you can monitor yourself 40 47 chris: tomorrow night and into friday we will have a dry day. we will see a lot of rain it'll go away for a while then come back. many of us are wet right now. this is mainly just rain although there have been a few lightning strikes. moderate rain in some parts of wake county. this is what is left of the line of showers and isolated thunder that rolled through around 5:00. it is now over sampson county. the threat of damaging winds was really low now. what we are left with now is a line of mine to moderate rain. it will taper off later tonight. the flood advisory has been canceled for areas up to the north. still in effect for the next 45

competing interest. >> apple says if you promise you'll only use it once it will get used again and again. >> reporter: google's ceo posted a series of tweets wednesday siding with apple saying we give law enforcement access to day that valid legal orders but that's different than hacking customer's data. apple says it doesn't have the government wants. apple could write the software to comply with the ruling. >> in the two months since they killed 14 people in san bernardino's terrorist attack the fbi has been pouring over their electronics and internet history. they have discovered evidence that the pair sympathized with isis and other islamic radical groups. >>> here's why this matters. it is a case about your privacy and what companies tell the government about you. feds allow companies to give you the heads up if they are interested in your information. those are google, microsoft, apple, linkedin and facebook. >>> tampa city council members are holding off on taking action on a sex offender ordinance. homeowners want city council to offenders in ybor off nebraska avenue. council members want to wait until

google home page and receive a college scholarship. kaela johnson is at eastern high school and created my afrocentric life. she's competegainst whipers in all 50 states. vote for her drawing doodles for google.com and the voting ends monday. >> speaking of being recognized america's got a newton dog this morning. >> fwheingt show dop dog tonight 20 haired pointer. >> c.j. the german short haired pointer was crowned best in shox c.j. comes if a family of winners. his grandmother won best in show in 2005. pressure was on. >> yes. >> hearing the crowd go wild that's amazing. >> today we'll find out who florida's historic powerball jackpot winner is. one of the three winning tickets was purchased in mel bourpch the first winning tin tinget was claimed two days after the winning number was drawn january 13 they bought the ticket in mumford tennessee and the other was sold in california. this later winner comes forward more than ten weeks after the winning numbers were announced. >> this year's oscars are going a little old school. at least as far as the statues are concerned. this year the award statues will be based on orig

and google digs deeper into grocery delivery. we will see how long startups can compete in this business. emily: first, to the lead, a watershed moment in a debate to -- between six -- silicon valley and washington. apple is rejecting a court order to investigate the iphone of one of the shooters in the san bernardino terrorist attacks. tim cook framed it as a chilling attack on civil liberties. he wrote, we are challenging the fbi's demand with the deepest respect for american democracy, and the love of our country. ultimately we fear that this , demand would undermine the very freedoms and liberty are -- our government is meant to protect. from there, it was echoed by the most famous defender of civilian privacy this decade edward , snowden, who said the fbi is creating a world where citizens rely on apple to defend their rights. rather than the other way around. press secretary josh earnest told reporters the department of justice has the full backing of the president, who vowed to the fight would not be over anytime soon. president obama: this is going to be a big ag

projects that google sees bringing future revenue so not just about doing it's core business, it has to look at moving on from that? to stay current and relevant? >> yes, if it wants to compete with the likes of apple and microsoft, which are clearly not advertising company, which is what google is, it needs to move. >> interesting to see where it goes next, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> still to come, we will tell you why the strike that has crippled air travel is finally over. plus. >> at a new exhibition devoted to leonardody vinny, not the artist, but the engineer. >> and in sport, taking a tumble, dramatically on the streets of doha, robin who tell you who survived during the tour. the conference call. the ultimate arena for business. hour after hour of diving deep, touching base, and putting ducks in rows. the only problem with conference calls: eventually they have to end. unless you have the comcast business voice mobile app. it lets you switch seamlessly from your desk phone to your mobile with no interruptions. i've never felt so alive. make your business phone mobile with voice mobility. comcast business. built for business. the upcoming partialrked by prima

both have compelling yet competing >> apple is saying, even if you promise you are only going to use it once, it is going to get used again and again. >> google c.e.o. posted tweet wednesday siding with apple saying, we give law enforcement access to data based on valid legal orders but that is different than requiring companies to enable hacking of devices and data. publicly apple says it doesn't have the technology to do what the f.b.i. wants, but a top industry official says apple could theoretically write the software to comply with the ruling. >> anchor: in the two months since farcmp and his wife killed 14 people in the attack, the f.b.i. has been pouring over electronic and internet history, and discovered evidence he sympathized with radical groups. live to the mountains of north carolina, avery county look from sugar mountain. you can see looks like a glorious day. we have scares and snowboarders out. i think they may have had snow reasonable. last couple days. temperatures, though, warming up here, and i know they always tell me whether it is sugar, when it is 70 in charlotte, a lot of people don't think about skiing, but the condit

alibaba thing is complicated competing against facebook and google is difficult.ist and a lot of fun. i've been there one year and bean great ride. >> in terms of what happens with this weekend's coverage with the may weekend around omaha did he say why he chose yahoo!? >> i think because of the scale. we're really big. 75 million monthly users. then i think he kind of viewed us as switzerland that we are an independent company that way. this gets all close to our business, your business, bloomberg's business and i just felt like he wanted to go with someone -- the other thing that's very important. >> google couldn't live stream to china could it? >> i don't know about that. very important point, this is what was the deciding factor was the nfl game. when yahoo! did the nfl game successfully he said bingo. 19 million people saw that. so if we were able to execute that we should able to do this. >> there were some questions last weekend when you had super bowl, there was a cbs app. if you don't know how many people will show up how do you plan? >> we have this cap

competing interests. >> apple is saying, even if you promise you're going to use it once, it's going to get used again and again. >> reporter: google's ceo posted a period of tweets citing with apple, saying we give access to law enforcement based on valid legal orders but that's different than requiring companies to enable hacking of customer devices and data. publicly apple says it doesn't have the technology to do what the fbi wants but a top industry official tells cbs theoretically write the software to comply with the ruling. jeff pegues, cbs news, washington. >>> caught on camera, a suspected drugstore robber gets a beating. take a look. surveillance video from inside a walgreens in bradenton shows the man wearing a mask walking up to the counter to try to realize it. what he didn't realize was one of the customers was a boxer, with two state titles, visiting his girlfriend. he punched the guy in the foundation, and he -- face and he held him until police arrived. great work. >>> things are getting back to normal if parts of south florida following three tornadoes that struck tuesday morning. crews worked day and night to get

. >>> google's parent company alphabet is the most valued company on the planet worth $570 billion, about 33 billion more than apple. >>> a lot of companies competingo get the most commercial buzz during the super bowl and tonight mark kelly has a sneak peek at a few of the ads that you will see this sunday. this is a highlight for pay lot of people. >> one of these ads has weiner dogs in costume. another one has a marilyn monroe look alike, but this one from mountain dew is a real head scratcher. it shows a creature that looks part baby, monkey, horse and alien sitting in an infant seat playing with baby toys. this is mountain dew's first time putting out a super bowl commercial in 16 years and the soft drink company has yet to tell us what this creature is all about. from soda to candy snickers is hoping this ad catches your eye. it shows a marilyn monroe look alike with a baritone voice serenading the super bowl for its 50th birthday. before the performer abruptly just walks off the stage. snickers said the ad will have a funny surprise come super bowl night. a little more straightforward this heinz ad has weiner dogs running across the field to

competing interests." dan ackerman/editor, cnet: "apple is saying even if you promise you are only going to use it once it's going to get used again and again jeff pegues google c-e-o sundar pichai posted a series of tweets wednesday... siding with apple, saying "...we give law enforcement access to data based on valid legal orders..." "but that's wholly different than requiring companies to enable hacking of customer devices & data." doesn't have the technology to do what the fbi wants. but a top industry official tells cbs news that apple could theoretically write the software to comply with the ruling. jeff pegues, cbs news, washington. ((brian loftus)) in the two months since farook and his wife killed 14 people in san bernadino terror attack, the fbi has been poring over their electronic and internet history. they've discovered evidence that the pair sympathized with isis and other islamic radical group./// ((brian loftus)) > bringing death valley to life. the picturesque scene.. drawing tourists to the tradionally empty desert. red rock skycam. and it's sure windy out there! a check on your weather in just a few minutes./// < and barren but right now th

competing interests. apple is saying even if you promise you are only going to use it once, it's going to get used again and again. >> reporter: google's c.e.o. posted a series of tweets wednesday siding with apple saying we give law enforcement access to data based on valid legal orders, but that's wholely different than requiring companies to enable hacking of customer devices and data. publicly, apple says it doesn't have the technology to do what the f.b.i. wants. but a top industry official tells cbs news that apple could, theoretically, write the software to comply with the >> "q": the f.b.i. has been poring over the electronic and internet history of farook and his wife. they discovered evidence that the pair agreed with isis and other radical islamic groups. >> laura: a los angeles hospital paid a $17,000 ransom to hackers after a cyber attack. the f.b.i. is investigating the cyber attack that disabled the computer network the a the hollywood presbyterian medical center. the president of the hospital said it paid because it was the quickest and most-efficient way to restore its systems. >> when these ransom pieces go in and aff

, e-commerce, music, media, they're having a hard time competing and i don't see that changing so, you know, we continue to like facebook and googlealphabet first and foremost and by the way, you know, we are following media here and i'm sure that's something you're focused on, the. >> sure. >> the large cap media guys under that analysis disney, time warner and cbs all those models estimates stayed the same or wept up so this vicious selloff of this week it's all multiple and you are getting to a level in some of those names where 10, 11 times earnings, this's the territory where value managers need to start sharpening the pencils. >> i got to go. do you cover disney? >> yes, i do. >> so you're at odds with the naysayers out there? >> my view on valuation disney is concerns around espn are priced in. they're known. nothing changed this week around that. we actually did an exercise where if you value espn at five times which i think is a draconian, you know, floor type valuation, you still get to $100 on disney. so it's time to kind of bring out the shopping list, look at quality companies with stable governance, reasonable valuat

competing interests. >> apple is saying if you only promise you will use it once it will get used again and again. >> reporter: google ceo posted a series of tweets wednesday give law enforcement access to databased on valid legal orders but that is different than requiring companies to enable hacking of devices and data. apple says it doesn't have the technology to do what the fbi wants but a top official tells cbs news apple could write the software to comply with the ruling. cbs news, washington. >>> in the two months since syed farook and tashfeen malik killed 14 people in san bernardino in the terror attacks, the fbi has been pouring over their electronic internet history and they discovered evidence that the pair sympathized with isis and other radical islamic groups. >>> stay with us, coming up some belts may not >>> if you own a toyota suv listen up, this is important. toyota is recalling 3 million vehicles because of a faulty seatbelt in the back seat. parents, that is stressful. the models, rav 4, rav 4ev and vanguards. you can take it to your dealer, there will be no cost to customers. >>> a survey find bu

competing interests." ackerman u4701 @19:55:52 "apple is saying even if you promise you are only going to use it once it's going to get used again and again gfx in google c-e-o sundar pichai posted a series of tweets wednesday... "...we give law enforcement access to data based on valid legal orders..." "but that's wholly different than requiring companies to enable hacking of customer devices & data." gfx out jeff on cam close publicly the company says it doesn't have the technology to do what the fbi wants. but a top industry official tells cbs news that apple could theoretically write the software to comply with the ruling. jeff pegues, cbs news, washington. an unusual situation on a highway in canada. check this out. a flatbed truck was carrying a house last night, when its tires suddenly exploded as it was trying to cross some train tracks. eventually, work crews were able to move the truck off the tracks, and put new tires on it. but workers say the house won't be moved until later today, creating major commuter headaches. there's now a chance for you to get up close and personal with president george washington, right here in southwest virginia.

competing interests. >> apple is saying if you promise will you only use it once it will get used again and again and again. >> google c.e.o. posted a series of tweets siding with apple saying we give law enforcement that's wholly different than allowing companies to hacking devices and data. >> denise: publicly, the company says it doesn't have the technology to do what the f.b.i. wants it to do. a top industry official says apple could theoretically write the software to comply with the ruling. >> dan: the american road and transportation builders association put out the annual bridge report today saying 10% of bridges in the u.s. were considered structurally deficient in 2015. the f.a.a. reviewed records and ohio ranked 12th for deficient bridges of the 27,000 structures in our state close to 2,000 need repairs in 2015 and that's 7% of our bridges. >> all right. let's take a live look at the feazel roof camera chester a new survey by aaa find u.s. drivers shelled out $3 billion for vehicle repairs per year in the last five years because of potholes. we spotted crews out today patching up holes on cedar in clevelan

competes with sap and oracle. it is one of several software companies who's shares have taken a beating in 2016. : 24% since the beginning of the year. googleas announced they have companies the editing -- a video editing companies. they want to create a content creation experience in consumers everyday flow. shares of gopro are down more than 70% in the last year. coming up, i sit down with the former director of the nsa. he helped break down apple encryption case and what it means for the intelligence community. cyber security's most important conference kicks off in san francisco. the ceo of symantec joins us later this hour to set the agenda. more of bloomberg west, next. ♪ emily: it looks like one of google self driving cars got into a fender bender, and this time it is on google. this is the first time itself diving technology is partly to blame for an accident. they released a report about the incident which ca happened two weeks ago. the test driver, required to be the bus wouldeat, yield, and did not have control of the collision happened. the vehicle was rolling at two miles an hour while the city bus was at 15 miles an hour when

competing interests. >> apple is saying, even if you promise you're only going to use it once, it's going to get used again and again. >> google's ceo sent out a series of tweets, supporting apple. lawyers for the tech giants say they are prepared to take the case all the way to the supreme court. >>> all right. you want to know about this? before you start preparing for dinner tonight, it is greated on -- grated on salads, and pasta. but some fill with it with wood pulp. the industry said 2 to 4% is acceptable. but tests found that two brands, one made by jewel osco, and the other made by wal-mart, contain considerably more. between 8% of the cellulose filler. now, the fda says it takes economic fraud seriously. >> i know you didn't want to know that. but now you do. the proposal would allow you to buy from a provider. in a vote, they begin public comment on this proposed rule. the final vote is expected before the end of the year. >>> straight ahead, a police department giving kanye west the opportunity to get out of that massive, multimillion dollar debt he was exceed being earlier this week. >>> pope francis may be willing t