[laughter] >> jon: hooray it's back on kind of. here comes the bride but only for federal tax purposes. [ laughter ] otherwise it's just sharon and her roommate. [ laughter ] >> how ridiculous it is in this country that you can be a married couple one month and then the next month have it be completely annulled. >> jon: the whole thing is ridiculous. i'll tell you one thing you have to figure this out, utah because they are siem simultaneously considered married and unmarried. a shrodinger's couple if you will. >> no, i won't jon. >> jon: jason trying to do a headline here. >> is it a headline on how you fundamentally misunderstood -- >> jon: what are you talking about? >> what are you talking about? >> obviously there are certain rhetorical similarities but a legal disaccordance is hardly and nal gus to quawbtum indeterminecy. >> jon: i didn't realize you had such a fluency in pliew tonan physics. >> perhaps next time you won't be so cavalier in your assumptions about me. now in you'll excuse me i seem to have my meanous stuck ins

. >> hooray, agreement. and they both agree this has nothing to do with global warming. yeah.ly sfajs of a miniice age. >> what? >> this is the new norm. america is going to have to get used to world extreme, very cold blasts, hot blasts as well. >> interesting. i wonder what nasa thinks of that? do you want my polite reaction? that's fit for a family audience? there's been a whole bunch of people in history who say they can predict the weather through phases of the moon, fluctuations of the son, the entrails of their chickens. >> but piers corbin called this mini-ice age as long ago as 2006 without going near a chicken. >> the mini-ice age that we predicting are now developing. >> claims he's so good at predicting the weather that book makers now refuse to take his bets. >> i was i was winning too much. >> i interviewed him a few years ago, and all i really cared about was whether it would rain on my summer vacation to cornwall. >> you'll see a lot of thund rr places. >> unfortunately piers corbin was right. we're on vacation. believe it or not, there's a lovely harbor behind

thirty nine the germans invaded titans and off the wall the communists to pay for the glory days hooray for. i would hate else to fall into war without any significant structural damage. it's crunch it was out of cheating with communist ideals. twenty five years on the other ten is looking ahead without deducting the cost. many great stories but this hotel one of them is a part of michael jackson when he states here. he was so insulted with a place that he decided that he wants to buy i know i've turned the gun he didn't agree and that's it it's a nice story another relates to form a gym and sean's the helmet cold the teams the beds too small and unstable same insisted on a new one rumor has it that called for a chance with permanent guests during the communist era. and that some guests prefer to sleep in the hallways but that was then. these days the nhl has regained its reputation as a first across the three serving exquisite feed. just as it did a hundred years ago up to seventy years. double l stein steps back into the kitchen of his childhood he is a little skeptical about the stai

dunkin' donuts coming to california, hooray! ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, hoping for a turnaround in e market after yesterday's >>> one for the record books, plenty of sunshine, temperatures soaring in fremont at 68 degrees today. maybe even 70 tomorrow. >>> and so far, so good if your commute takes you on highway 4 this morning through antioch. the delays have not begun. >>> traders are hoping for a turnaround in the market after yesterday's losses. cbs moneywatch reporter wendy gillette gives us the details from the new york stock exchange. >> reporter: wall street is getting ready for a number of economic reports including december retail sales and 4th quarter earnings for big banks. many s&p 500 companies have lowered their estimates, which helped fuel the steepest sell- off in two months. yesterday the dow lost 179 points. the nasdaq was down 61. google is paying $3.2 billion to buy nets lab. the company develops high-tech smoke detectors. >>> japan's sun torrie holdings is buying the company that makes makers mark and jim beam. the

. >> and hooray for the goats. you don't have to do a card. that's okay. >>> i would like to start by thanking chris and kevin for their work in trying to reduce pesticide use. i'm speaking now as an individual and not representing any of the organizations with which i'm affiliated. i've been following pesticide use now for several years and attending the meetings that chris holds in order to discuss the reduced risk pesticide list and i'd like to complement them on how open these buildings are and how willing they are to take feedback from the public. having said that, i still have two

. >> and hooray for the goats. you don't have to do a card. that's okay. >>> i would like to start by thanking chris and kevin for their work in trying to reduce pesticide use. i'm speaking now as an individual and not representing any of the organizations with which i'm affiliated. i've been following pesticide use now for several years and attending the meetings that chris holds in order to discuss the reduced risk pesticide list and i'd like to complement them on how open these buildings are and how willing they are to take feedback from the public. having said that, i still have two issues with the presentation that chris made. first of all, i have a question about whether it really is work putting in so much pesticide into the natural areas. and the fact is that i don't think that the numbers that we've showed on that graph for pesticide use are accurate. going back to what i said in the database, just off the top of my head, there were two months of data missing in 2010. there was at least one month of data missing in 2013. there were th

hooray. but we go right back down. 32 on sunday. 30 on monday. we do have a 30% chance of snow. and that snowshowers on saturday. then on monday, a little better chance for snow. we'll continue to watch out for that. but notice one day in the teens. three days in the 20s. and three days in the 30s. that's some cold air. of course you can stay ahead of it any time by downloading our storm team 4 weather app. you can do that at the app store and of course on your google play device. and you can also be one of the top trending things on twitter if you go ahead and do that. i thought i saw a puddy ta >>> this is the xfinity sports desk, brought to you by xfinity, your home for the most live sports. >> i say again, what's going on with the caps, man? >> everyone needs an answer. they're not playing good hockey right now, and it's showing every single night. when it comes to the capitals, things have gone from bad to worse. what is wrong with this team? six straight losses. that's the longest losing skid since 2011. no alex ovechkin tonight. he sat out with an injury. his teammates un

. >> hip hip hooray. >> the chants ended months ago. murray is still being honored for being the first champion in 77 years. the tennis star received his officer medal from prince william. >> that going into the palace is a pretty cool experience. not many people are able to do that. >> so, to do this, away from the court is great. >> now murray will focus on getting fit in time for the australian open. >> but where will he sore his latest award? >> this prize pooch may already have the answer. >>> in the cnn film, "soul sou r survivor" we learn about jim lamsen. he lives in reno, nevada. where this life changed forever. >> this is the airport where we took off. >> i didn't move here to be near the crash scene. it was more of a -- um i don't know. >> you think really deep about what you are doing to your life and all the people that were involved with this accident that may have done more with your life and you feel guilty that you are not using your life to do something better. >> he always talked about it. he was depressed about it. a

. >> an illinois couple saying hooray for ice storms after what they found trying to protect their frozendding band. she and her husband found it trying to cleert pipes in their sink last week the couple called the previous owners right away. >> yeah. i asked had he ever lost a diamond ring he said oh, my god. yes. that she did. i asked if it had sapphires he just kept gasping. >> turns out the couple searched for the ring for years. they are ecstatic it's been found and it will arrive to their home just in time for their 40th wedding anniversary. >> a story that restores your faith in humanity. >> terrific outcome there. >> great way to ring in the new year. get it? ring in the new year. >> it doesn't get better when you keep repeating it. >> mild day, we may get showers tomorrow, speaking of tomorrow, more than showers along the east coast. a lot of rainfall occurring there it will be a mild day across the 48 contiguous states. especially with that deep freeze earlier in the week. showers moving through the state, sunny skies and mild down south. here in the bay area, we expect showers

>> well, you know, no one -- no one goes to see a movie like "lone survivor" and saying hooray for war. it's like going to see "the tie t -- titanic" and says, yeah, is bergs. >> the left, there's some liberal bloggers calling it pro-war propaganda. it's insulting. marcus latrell points out, you do your job. they don't want to be there. they have a patriotic duty. they're fulfilling the duty. it's insulting to say that this stuff is pro-war propaganda. >> this is what we said last night. was that because you missed me so much that you had to fill me? >> we didn't talk about this yesterday. kim bberly kimberly, a senate intelligence report was issued. one, they said that al qaeda was involved if the benghazi attacks. two, they said they were preveptable, based on the warning science that the administration didn't heed. and three, the failure that president obama has yet to bring the attackers to justice. i think it's a big deal. >> it's a damning report. even the doubters at the table see that these are the facts, the evidence, that it was a.q. related and involved. and there was an abj

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hooray for them. at thursday's senate hearing, fast track was on the table, of course. larry cohen brought this important fact to light. >> we must document that any new trade deal will not add to the $1 trillion annual trade deficit. when do we start to measure these trade agreements and deficits? every economists knows there's a direct relationship between trade agreements and trade deficits. >> no other nation has trade deficits like this. if republicans are so concerned with cutting the deficit, they should be against the tpp. it is not just nafta. cohen also brought up our most recent trade deal with korea. >> even the corkorea trade agreement, we've lost more jobs since its passage. >> i would like someone who is in favor of this trade deal to step out and hold a press conference, go on some of these big tv shows on the weekend and tell us just what these numbers are for american workers. they can't do it. thankfully there are a number of lawmakers who side with cohen and this show. >> it's about wages. people cannot survive with the wages they have lost over the

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>> well, you know, no one goes to see a movie like "lone survivor" and thinks hooray for war. it's like going to titanic and saying, yay, iceberg. i have never met a soldier who was pro-war. they love their comrades, their country, and they detest battle. that's why it's called sacrifice. >> can i point something out? we talked about last night, the left, there are some liberal bloggers who are calling it pro-war propaganda and it's really insulting. marcos latrell point out, you do your job. they don't want to be there. they're doing it because they have a patriotic duty. they're fulfilling that duty, and it really, really is insulting -- >> because they love this country. >> to say this is pro-war propaganda. >> last night, is that because you missed me? you had to fill me in on what happened? >> we did. we also want to fill you in on this. we didn't talk about this yesterday. kimberly, a senate intelligence committee released a report completely contradicting what the "new york times" said about benghazi. listen to these three revelations. one, they said al qaeda was involv

you might sum it up hooray for hollyyood.time box office record for north america in 2013 raking in $11 billion on budget busting sequels. that is 1% better than the $10.8 billions record it reaped for 2011. disney had number one film of the year, "iron man 3" which raked in $409 million here and 1.2 billion bucks worldwide. lions gate "hunger games" sequel, catching fire coming in second in the u.s. just under $400 million. worldwide universal's despicable me sequel took number two spot, at over $900 million. overall disney had four films in the top 10 grossing titles. warner brothers and comcast universal hat two films apiece. now brand new original films provided just two of the top 10 titles. disney's "frozen" and warner's "gravity." the other eight were sequels and remakes of long time franchises like superman. in the u.s., warner beating out disney to take the top spot in market share at 17% of the total box office and a film gross of some $1.8 billion, that share is point 1/2 more than disney's. universal, sony, little

hooray, i guess. even so, i'm sure that many tea party members of this house will vote against this bill today because they still think it spends too much. all of the right-wing outside groups who really call the shots around here are work -- whipping hard against it. more important, madam speaker, what is miss interesting this bill or the republican leadership's agenda is any acknowledge of the -- acknongment of the immediate problem of millions of people who are losing their long-term unemployment benefits. on december 28, 1.3 million unemployed americans saw their long-term unemployment insurance expire. including more than 58,000 in massachusetts. since then unemployment insurance has expired for an additional 72,000 more americans each week. yet the republicans continue to do something. let me remind my colleagues how we got here. after a difficult economic period in the early 1990's, and prolonged budget fights, president clinton left us with a budget surplus. a surplus that was then paid for d

>> hooray! >> that's it for today. remember your next local update is 7:26.ption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it is wednesday, january 29th, 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning". the south shut down by extreme weather. drivers still trapped after being stuck all night on the roads. children forcedo sleep in their schools. >>> president obama's warning for lawmakers at the state of the union's vice president joe biden and kentucky senator rand paul are with us this morning. >>> plus, college athletes fight to unionize and see what happens when mo rocca gets turned blue. >>> and we begin with the "eye-opener, your world in 90 seconds." >> i've never seen anything like this before. >> crazy! >> a powerful winter

>> hooray! >> that's it for today. remember your next local update is 7:26. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it is wednesday, january 29th 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning". the south shut down by extreme weather. drivers still trapped after being stuck all night on the roads. children forced sleep in their schools. >>> president obama's warning for lawmakers at the state of the union's vice president joe biden and kentucky senator rand paul are with us this morning. >>> plus, college athletes fight to unionize and see what happens when mo rocca gets turned blue. >>> and we begin with the "eye-opener, your world in 90 seconds." >> i've never seen anything like this before. >> crazy! >> a powerful winter storm paralyzes the deep south. >> a thousand accidents reported in the atlanta area alone overnight. >> it is a solid sheet of ice coming through. >> stopping highways stranding students at schools overnight, even triggering a national guard rescue. >> 1,000 flights cancelled atlanta's i

. >> reporter: hooray, so only one in ten men took the bait. this is a good news story after all.bring in our relationship coach to talk more about this. i guess it's pure jerkdom with your reaction. >> i say it's more of the way your brain is wired to be honest. they've done neurological studies and men's visual cortex is what lights up when they look at the woman they're, you know, hot for or in love with, so unfortunately -- but it's what you're looking for. if you're just looking to hook up, you don't care as much. you just want to be hot for them but if you're looking for a partner, a life partner, then i think you do care what they have to say. >> what do you find online because we have a lot of people around here, our executive producer tom zibrowski, met his wife online. sara haines. >> i think it's the best way to meet somebody because commonality is what makes a relationship work and when you meet somebody the old-fashioned way, you're just hot for them. you have no idea whether you're right for them and that's why most relationships only last three to six months. but if

they create time for the hooray for me celebration.look what i've done. >> that's called cell -- self- congratulation. clear that westay still live in a male-dominated society. we have to stay clear that the issues we are talking about here have been defined as women's issues. theave to stay clear that depth of the problem is demonstrated by so few men being in this room. i believe we have to stay clear that we live in a society where men have a lack of interest in the experience of women. i have a daughter on a boys basketball team and they don't want to pass the basketball to her. she is eight years old. they already have a lack of interest in her. how does that translate forward to behavior, thinking and socialization? >> i talked to my daughter and i could see that she was upset. i said i want you to know that i noticed this and it is upsetting to me as i know it is upsetting to you, and unfortunately you're going to face a lot of this, so stated to talk about your of mind and how you persevere. and in the same conversation i said

i go home, people say, hooray, thank god you guys are doing something, you're getting people confirmed. then we have the courts. we have courts that are -- the judgeships are vacant. justice delayed is justice denied. we need those judges in their places. and the senator from iowa i remember made a big, eloquent speech about how we wanted to -- quote, unquote -- "pack the courts." well, anyone who knows anything about history knows "pack the courts" mean you want to add more judges and then put your people in. it doesn't mean filling vacancies. i think he got off that. but that was something to listen to. we need to take care of the people's business and not play politics depending on who's in the white house. unemployment insurance was a perfect example of this. under george w. bush, between the -- putting in place unemployment insurance and extending it, we did it five times, no offsets. no offsets. now all of a sudden the republicans -- people are struggling. i am stunned that we couldn't come together and extend unemployment insurance for the 1.5 million people right now and the 25

. ♪ hooray for hollywood >>> quite a cheer. it is oscar time. minutes away from the nominations.hey come out. first, let's bring in our panel of hollywood experts. in los angeles, christa smith. senior west coast editor of "vanity fair." you know her as michelle turner. i will start with you, michelle. who are we expecting? give us something. >> well, we are expecting some pretty high drama this morning. we just got the three-minute to air countdown. we are minutes away from the nomination. earlier this morning we were talking about shoo-in and wild cards. i would say one wild card to look for, it is actually my top -- in my top lee movies of the year. "fruitville." it is a critical darling. michael b. jordan is a wild card in the best actor race. octavious spencer. maybe, just maybe, we can see it get love from the academy today. >> you said that stuck with you. that movie stuck with you gordon, give us your -- give us your quick take. what to keep an eye on while we are waiting. >> it is a tough -- it is a tough season. it has -- >> tough because there are so many good options?

. >> they create time for the hooray for me celebration. look what i've done. >> that's called cell -- self- congratulation. >> we have to stay clear that we still live in a male-dominated society. we have to stay clear that the issues we are talking about here have been defined as women's issues. we have to stay clear that the depth of the problem is demonstrated by so few men being in this room. i believe we have to stay clear that we live in a society where men have a lack of interest in the experience of women. i have a daughter on a boys basketball team and they don't want to pass the basketball to her. she is eight years old. they already have a lack of interest in her. how does that translate forward to behavior, thinking and socialization? >> i talked to my daughter and i could see that she was upset. i said i want you to know that i noticed this and it is upsetting to me as i know it is upsetting to you, and unfortunately you're going to face a lot of this, so we need to talk about your state of mind and how you persevere. and in t

. ♪ hooray for hollywood >>> alrighty. and that is hollywood. a live look, in fact.inging on what you're doing there at this hour. that's hollywood boulevard, you see at pacific. it's going to be so busy this weekend because the gold globe awards handed out tomorrow. they're picking out outfits and speeches today. i hope they know what they're wearing. >> they're rolling out the red carpet. it's part of the preseason -- preseason -- we were just talking football. the preshow at the golden globes. >> two stars that will steal the show, tina fey and amy poehler. the duo is set to host the awards the second year in a row. what could do they do better? >> viewers can expect a lot of laughs. cnn entertainment correspondent nischelle turner has more. >> reporter: admired by their comedy peers and respected by their comedy icons. >> they're very witty, and they bring brains. they are very smart. and they know how to deliver a line. >> meryl streep is not here tonight. she has the flu. and i hear she's amazing in it. [ laughter ] >> they made awe laugh. >> reporter: two wild