i want you to see that that's intuitive and that it ought to be distance square. let's see if we can develop that. let's suppose, i have here, a candle flame and that candle flame shooting light out, sending light out equally on all directions, oh, except straight down the candles in the way. but anyway, the influence of the light goes off in all directions. you will find when you study light that the intensity of light varies as the inverse square of distance. you will find when you study radioactivity that the radioactiveness varies as one over the distance square. you'll find out magnetism with the magnetic pole here that the magnetic field strength goes off as one over the distance square. you'll find out when you talk about electricity and you got a charged object here, that the further and further away you get, the electrical influence peters off as one over the distance square. all through physics, you'll see something over the distance square and i want you to see that that's intuitive. we'll do it now for the case of light. let's suppose this eraser is a

we had a passion, me and our shows its -- associates, a passion to digitize this and make it intuitiveinformation should be at the fingertips for anybody, whether it be the consumer, insurance, the shop. we brought an intelligent system that doesn't make mistakes, that is very accurate. that brings the right parts together, the right prices, everything in a matter of seconds what used to take sometimes days. >> is it having all the information in one place? >> it used to be all books and phone calls. that was the beginning. you kind of bring it all together in a digital format, and after that you start thinking of ways to make it intuitive. to make it interactive, customer-centric. just like the evolution of all technologies. >> where do you want to go with this? you have sold your past companies. >> this was the first one i took public. most of the days i'm really happy about that. >> depending on which way the market is going. >> we are in 68 countries today. growing to 100 countries. we handle about 20% of the 100 million claims. the cool part of our industry is half the world, half

or asked ebay not to hire people from intuit.eresting things in this letter, as well as urging shareholders to vote for his proposal in april. >> tell us a little bit more about this proposal. you say it is nonbinding. >> this would be a nonbinding vote, but it would send a message to management, if shareholders say we like this idea. this idea of paypal being spun off from ebay so much so that we are willing to vote on this proposal for it. nonbinding, would not require the company to do it at all, but maybe it would send a message. i spoke with them must week on "street smart." we talked about this very issue. here is a listen. >> we look at how ebay and paypal can be most successful. the board and i continue to believe that the best way is together. stronger makes paypal that it makes paypal stronger by helping it grow faster, it provides more data, it provides a strong financial foundation paypalll ultimately make more successful as part of ebay then separate. quitel icahn disagreeing strongly. at 3:00 p.m.more today on "stre

reduction by the puc we're seeing actions that happened immediately a couple of things we're not quite intuitive the last drought predated some of the current regulations for the water sites and they're thinking about how to deal with with what you do with your process if we go into a mandatory drought situation and all those things like that are important as well as preparing the community for the reductions if they have to do that taking those drought managed plans and dusting them off so they've taken all the actions as well as increasing the message to the community about reducing the water use. and to do that it's been actually, the response is almost immediate in my office. shortly after the announcement from the puc we got several calls from local schools or a water agencies to increase the messages out to community fire department's that level of activity has increased and we're anticipating to see that in all the activities around the region. we've been having discussions with our public information office so the regional campaign for drought messaging and taking the managed fund and th

intuit getting a couple of upgrades at jeffries and wedbush. jeffries raised its earnings forecast.ine tax preparation company and they're seeing higher demann. under their umbrella, where the demand continues to be strong also for quickbooks. you have the chief executive saying that their goal is to double the five million customers over the next five years in that particular group, which has the quickbooks intuit right now up five 1/2%. adam: nicole, did you have to mention ruth chris's and i'm so hungry and steak sounds really good. nicole petallides. see you in a few minutes. >>> looks like digital meet yaw is -- media is declaring war on sports. national hockey league and national basketball association are teaming up for new digital sports network. what is ramifications like owners of this network and where will you watch the big game? more than a little spay l spare changed is at steak. wee have the richard director of researched for al freed freed and company. more important where will we watch in the future? >> this is about mobile device and tablets, men, especially with m

with tax preparation, the folks at intuit and have taken the process and codified it.ey digitized tax preparation, they can easily make a copy, 10 copies, 100 million. >> they cost $39 and they do tax preparation as well. >> oftentimes better, don't make mistakes. copies are for zero cost, although they sell them $39. each copy is a perfect replica of the original. each can be transmitted anywhere in the world almost in assistant in aiously. they are free, perfect, instant. that's characteristics we didn't in the machine age. they lead to weird and wonderful economics. >> tax preparation, two out of the three constituencies are better off. first of all, those of us consumers with tax advice have access for 40 bucks a piece. the team at intuit created a great amount of value. so they captured a lot of value. that's great. the third constituency is cpas, the army of people around the country who do tax preparation for a living, this is a challenge to them. it's putting pressure on their employment and wages. >> they are going outfit business. >> there are about 17% fewer

because parents only pay $50 per month most of their intuitions is covered by grants. approximately 80 percent go on to college. for students in the tenderloin this is an incredible static. the majority of people in bone if his serves our very poor. many parishioners work two jobs to feed their families. it's a multi facility. our church collections are never enough to meet our operating costs. we don't have adequate fund to preserve a large building such large projects like window restoration. as windows fail our only option we'll cover them with plywood and perhaps to insert a clear glass. this indeed would be a traffic loss. in order to continue it's social outreach programs we need our support. we can't do it without a new source of if you happened and our ability to sell tdr would go a long way to sustain the windows. thank you very much for your time >> thank you okay opening it up for public comment. >> patricia. years ago when let's tear down the church, i ended up in utah with the homes trust to preserve those buildings. i preceded to come back to san francisc

unwrap paradise. [ screaming ] ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] introducing the bold, all-new nissan rogue with intuitiverive. because winter needs a hero. ♪ because winter needs a hero. it's an invitation to stop and savor the unmistakable taste that reminds us that life is delicious. there's a curly fry tree.jack. and a chopper out back. there's a barn full of buns. and a thing you gotta try. a critter that makes burgers with bacon inside. boooorrrk- it's beef and pork! get bacon in your burger. jack's new bacon insider has a juicy beef patty with bacon mixed right into it, plus bacon strips and bacon mayo on a new gourmet brioche bun. boooorrrk - it's beef and pork! get bacon in your burger. moooiiink. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: welcome back, everybody, i'm here with pussy riot and our translator, masha, nadya and anya, the translator. you were released from jail. why? you're criminals. (laughter) you're dangerous criminals who sing in churches. why were you released? >> ( translated ): he got set up with us. >> stephen: but tin? >> ( translated ): it was mostly the prison administrators but al

brotherhood ♪ ♪ ♪ [ screaming ] ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] introducing the bold, all-new nissan rogue with intuitiveero. ♪ because winter needs a hero. (whooshing punctuated by a loud crunch.) (whoosh! crunch!) (whoosh! crunch!) yeah! go team! team...? i saved the best for last. welcome back. my guest tonight a reporter for the toronto star newspaper, her new book called "crazy town," the rob ford story, robyn doolittle. [applause] thank you so much for being here. so you're a reporter at the toronto store. how long have you been covering toronto city hall? >> i arrived january 2010 in time to watch the mayoral election that brought us rob ford. >> when you arrived there and rob ford became mayor, what's canadian for alleluia? did you know at that point this will be an eventful few years for me? >> the first little while that rob ford was mayor, he was never the typical mold of a politician. he was always very colorful and he didn't make a lot of friends and he was aggressive. >> he started off somewhat positive with the colorful thing. very quickly went in to aggressive. >> it wasn't until about a

to denny's. [ screaming ] ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] introducing the bold, all-new nissan rogue with intuitiverive. because winter needs a hero. ♪ oh. let's go. from the crack, off the backboard. [ laughs ] dad! [ laughs ] whoo! oh! you're up! oh! oh! so close! now where were we? ok, this one's good for two. score! [ male announcer ] share what you love with who you love. kellogg's frosted flakes. they're gr-r-eat! (cheers and applause) >> stephen: welcome back, everybody, i'm here with pussy riot and our translator, masha, nadya and anya, the translator. you were released from jail. why? you're criminals. (laughter) you're dangerous criminals who sing in churches. why were you released? >> ( translated ): he got set up with us. >> stephen: but tin? >> ( translated ): it was mostly the prison administrators but also putin who they had to report about for everything. >> stephen: so would you like to say thank you vladimir putin for releasing me from jail? i'll give you all the time you need. >> ( translated ): we'd much rather thank the people who have nothing to do with putin who supported us

reduction by the puc we're seeing actions that happened immediately a couple of things we're not quite intuitive the last drought predated some of the current regulations for the water sites and they're thinking about how to deal with with what you do with your process if we go into a mandatory drought situation and all those things like that are important as well as preparing the community for the reductions if they have to do that taking those drought managed plans and dusting them off so

white they said that baseball they couldn't intuit what a good hitter was? i think we have learned andy and i.t. never say never. we sometimes play games when we were writing the book point to a job or task for obligation saying that's just something that machines can do and lo and behold we would run into someone in the media lab working on that project. there are certainly areas where they are happening more quickly and more slowly. for that matter fine motor control and picking up a dime is something that most robots can't do and don't have a lot of success doing. >> there's a great video by researchers about the towel folding robot. you have to watch it sped up as if you watch it in real time it's like watching paint dry. the robot looks at the towel for a really long time. it's minutes to fold the towel but again --. >> i have had a chance to review the lego spot and he built a snake that lunged at your hand like a cobra. >> it's the generation that's going to develop these. >> in the area of far out technological trajectory in progress that erik and i

relief it is. [ screaming ] ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] introducing the bold, all-new nissan rogue with intuitiveheel drive. because winter needs a hero. ♪ >>> unexpected drama on the run up to the super bowl with several false security alarms. meanwhile, 700 state troopers, several thousand uniformed police, snipers, bomb sniffing dogs are all part of the security in new york and nnlg on the water, air and ground. including the super bowl boulevard that runs through the heart of manhattan. good morning to you, ron. what about the false alarms and what is the investigation on that. >> reporter: hey, there, alex, good morning to you. the authorities said there was a low risk associated with the threats. we had six packages/letters sent to addresses in new jersey, one in manhattan that was addressed to the office or former mayor juliany. the material tested was cornstarch. someone thought it would be a good idea to get on the news and they did. the threat level was low in the end. here in times square, they rebranded 13 blocks as super bowl boulevard. it's pretty sleepy right now. i thought we were

totally kick my rear, but generally these devices f for -- the elderly and ill seems a little counter intuitive more exercise like anything. i don't think it's that big of a deal. >> jamie i was reading some research, and they said on average they see people use these things for maybe three weeks up to two months, and that's it. >> i think the initial fun wears off, and you have to calibrate these, and sometimes they are not charged. and it is just an added thing to take with you to the gym. in the beginning you make sure it is charged, and then it starts to lose his luster. >> have yours sat on your dresser drawer. >> i have a couple. >> yeah. >> speaking about how this is helping seniors . . . and speaking on the negative side, stephen says . . . very sad story. and . . . janet i want to go to you with this. we have discussed though fact these are expensive. should regular couch potatoes like myself wait for the next generation of fit tech? or it is more accessible for people like us right now? >> i think there's multiple options for you. you can use an app that is a couple of dollars to down

intuit is a great example.ut and do your taxes on turbotax and that used to stay on some expensive hard disk drive there that had layers and layers cost associated with it. intuit uses red hat's storage platform to store it on equivalent of a low-cost disk you buy at best buy. it self-replicates across regions in the world. so your data is completely safe around replicated. we're able to do that using low-cost platform using commodity disk storage than a traditional array from traditional vendor. david: even if you don't understand it, you have to respect his company is pulling in a billion dollars a year doing this. we have to get to know this stuff in more readily exceptable manner. jim whitehurst, continued success. red hat's ceo talking to us from raleigh, north carolina. >> thank you. david: you can sometimes tell a lot about a company watching what insiders do, whether inside remembers buying and selling their stock. people inside of twitter can cash out and sell shares of twitter if they wish. we have de

to denny's. [ screaming ] ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] introducing the bold, all-new nissan rogue with intuitiveo. ♪ oh. let's go. from the crack, off the backboard. [ laughs ] dad! [ laughs ] whoo! oh! you're up! oh! oh! so close! now where were we? ok, this one's good for two. score! [ male announcer ] share what you love with who you love. kellogg's frosted flakes. they're gr-r-eat! kellogg's frosted flakes. greatness is tastier than ever with pizza hut's all new hand tossed! a lighter, airier crust all brushed with garlic buttery goodness! get any new hand tossed. any way you want it. any toppings, even specialties, for just $10 bucks. we guarantee you'll love it or your next pizza's on us. pizza hut. make it great. [cheers and applause] >> jon: that's our show. here it is your moment zen. >> no monkey business at a japanese zoo as an emergency drill simulates the scenarios where the gorillas escape flg an earth came >> stephen: tonight i company up with the u.s. speed skating team, well, i try to catch up, they're so damn fast. (laughter) then could the nfl haved first openly gay player and

person that we need to be contacting and workings the predictive policing system and it's inste intuition instinct. >> it's easy to see why it's popular with the santa cruz pd and gaining tracks shu tractionr law enforcement agencies. >> when i see police targeting certain areas the term "profiling" comes to mind. how are they trying to avoid that. this al g alabama go algorithm is no crimes are entered into the dat data base. >> there is nothing about there income or ethnicity. not even gender. >> it's not minority report. >> no people are not coming to your door, don't worry. >> fascinating stuff from all of you guys. >> thank you for sharing these stories. one thing before we go. most people think scientists are a bit nerdy and not that cool. but i think crystal's shoes here beg to differ. take a look at those. >> they are still nerdy. >> go behind the scenes at aljazeera.com/techknow. follow your experts on twitter, >> welcome to al jazeera america. i'm morgan radford life from new york city. syrian tv reporting that four aid workers were wounded by gunfire as convoy enter the city of

educators in intuitively know when there are books at home for students to read for theiren enjoyment that connect to the curriculum, they do better in school. by the way, there is data to back that up. here is how it will work. hundreds of san francisco educators have already registered for the 40,000 books coming on saturday. educators and that not only includes teachers and professionals and who work at school programs and community organization based programs are eligible. we know those who have registered will be there saturday. guess what, here is the secret. if you haven't registered you can still show up on saturday and we'll register you on the spot. these are brand new books. they are appropriate for prek all the way up to 12th grade. the event will start at 9:00 a.m. at sports basement. it's been good enough to donate their basement and the books will be on display and educators can come up, can show up and take back 100 books each. so we invite all of our fellow educators to show up saturday. this is a great opportunity and we hope that in the coming years we are going to

we are aiming at a page that is very simple and intuitive because that's what i need. we also want a web page that will provide better links to services to connect to other city departments and some of those city departments that have great content are the public library, recreation and parks and the office of small business. so we want links to those. we also want to connect to other outside resources. building code sites, employment opportunities and departments in the community. the council web page will be part of this process as well. as we get further along in march or april. i want to talk about this with you in greater detail probably through our executive committee meetings. this is your first heads up. also, i have an announcement about some disaster and emergency exercises that's coming up. the department of emergency management is going to be holding a tsunami exercise for city departments in late march. it's going to be occurring over a 3-day period and the first day will cover emergency warnings and evacuation. the scenario is a major earthquake in alaska

my gym that can totally kick my rear, but generally speaking these devices seem a little counter intuitiveuld they be effective? >> because the elderly and the ill need more exercise in general. and these are tools that are meant to facilitate that. and just like everybody they need more exercise. i don't think it is that big of a deal. >> i was reading some research, and they said on average they see people use these things for three weeks up to two months, and that's it. what is that about? >> i think the unofficial fun wears off, and you have to calibrate these and sometimes they are not charged, and it is just an adds thing to take with you to the gym, in the beginning you make sure it's charged, and then it loses its luster. and then it sits on your dresser drawer. >> have yours sit on your dresser drawerer? >> i have a couple. [ laughter ] >> and speaking about the negative side . . . very sad story. and one more, marco says fitness wearables, an opportunity waiting for a solution. other wearables seem to be a solution, seeking a problem. janet we have discussed the fact that these a

this is one of the counter intuitive things. how is that possible when so many people are helping to produce information, able to receive information over the internet, over mobile phones. but as these channels of communication have increased we've seen a crackdown on these forms of communication by governments. this is happening in very repressive settings and also in open democratic governments as well. there are positive trends in terms of access but negative trends in terms of crackdown. >> we have to take a short break, but when we come back we'll take a closer look at the "who said so" problem. is the united states in the right position to be looking across the world in naming and shaming? and does it any good? does it change the practices of those governments named in that report. this is "inside story." stay with us. welcome back to inside story. >> welcome back to inside story. i'm ray suarez on. edition of our program we're talking about the human rights report card released by the secretary of state today. this is not

always one step ahead with an intuitive motion activated lid and seat, kohler makes sure you'll neveran armed with a loaded handgun. >> when i first arrived on the scene he was demanding that the police shoot him. >> but the intense standoff ends with an incredible shot by one of their snipers. april 15th, 2004, atlanta, georgia. a man calls 911 and in a calm voice reports a dire situation. >> yes, there's a man with a gun in the save rite parking lot. >> okay, who has the gun? >> me. >> the man on the line is 51-year-old steven gittens. he's recently divorced and homeless, and now he's armed and dangerous. >> what are you planning on doing with the gun? >> hopefully i'm going to shoot me. >> he tells the 911 operator that he's going to kill himself. and in his unstable condition, police are concerned he may shoot others, as well. the standoff takes place in the parking lot of a big supermarket, which draws a crowd of bystanders, as well as a local news crew. the situation is tense. mark mcgann, a clayton county detective and s.w.a.t team member responds to the 911 call, along with se

they couldn't intuit what a good hitter he was. so i think we have learned to never say never. because we sometimes play a game as we were writing the book and we went to a job or a task or an occupation and say here's an example of something we can't do. then we run into someone at the media lab that was working on exactly that project. so it is making very rapid advances in areas where it's happening more quickly and more slowly with interpersonal relations. and that matter, fine motor control and we don't have a lot of success. >> there's a great video. have you seen a? you have to watch it. because if you watch it in real time it is like watching paint dry. the robot looks at us for a long time. it takes minutes to fold the towel. but again, this is part of. >> yes, i had a chance to review this with my son and he built a snake that lunged at her hand. so it's very interesting. >> just come at the generation that will develop this. >> and to the area of fallout technological trajectory in progress is this idea of the singularity of this becoming intelligent were fully consc

centuries of french indiscretions covered in two hours and three km toll is proving popular on the same intuitively has done a cell that in an outlet twenty five people at the end of last night's phone calls with barry foster shield carson student rates runs until sunday. the other highlights include oakland its consulate in the sonic temple. i make it sing it makes anyone read that in the kites and the symphony cincinnati say with as many sad times to becoming a foster care. you you the stats. no food sold a special place in the french cultural and state. today would things be finding out why i'm making some of the stars of this maze serious form of the content rights and the western french town its name as the capital of coal seams. ben says that when peaceful he said. this is important for the world to come dancing has said that isis waxed. meanwhile more than two hundred thousand enthusiasts are expected tonight that the four day schedule to be stoked to have my theories. just a fraction of the descent. too many and exercising for its last ten well as anyone of you that's golden eyes is out to

it's great when i have an intuitive connection with the actors.and amy. talked to them and said let's create a role worthy of you laying it all on the table with a performance with all levels of it. i'm privileged to have their friendship to write for them. >> jon: it seems to bring out a spontaneity and -- >> aliveness. >> jon: and a passion. >> and a passion. >> jon: it's wonderful. congratulations. it's a remarkable achievement. american hustle obviously in the it's a remarkable achievement. american hustle obviously in the theaters now. hey! i like your ride. i just wanted to let you know... you can save a ton by switching to progressive, just like squirrel here. we offer great discounts, like responsible rider, paid in full, and homeowners. making us number one in motorcycle insurance. isn't this romantic. it was. going the distance to save you more. now, that's progressive. with delicious quality ingredients. like hickory ham... that's right baby. ...and our buttery seasoned crusts. then we add hot. because hot makes everything better. [ din

intuit the software company picked up the $4 million tab for the spot and paid for the production. >>runs goldieblox. tweeted out the puppy ad with budweiser the most rolled back to watch again. >> they released it early too. got a lot of publicity. everything everyone's talking about as well the rain we got. and more on the rway. >> that's right. good news for the puppies and the kids. more rain on the way, we need it. it's good for our air quality, good for our pollen levels. i wanted to show you this. mt. hamilton, doesn't look like the two inches of snow stuck around. nonetheless, we did pick up pretty low snow levels yesterday morning. today is cold as the cold air lingers behind the front. 42 degrees now in the east bay. on the way to the mid-50s. we'll be tracking the rain chances every 15 minutes throughout the "today" show. here is mike. >> that observatory looks like a snowball. bay bridge, we started a typical pattern. lanes to the right, most backed up out of the maze not so much of an issue. slow off of the berkeley curve. folks are unleashed, the earlier crash has cleare

old rules. [ screaming ] ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] introducing the bold, all-new nissan rogue with intuitive drive. because winter needs a hero. ♪ bigger than a giant el camino on monster tires. and bolder than taking that behemoth and breaking the world bus-jumping record by 2 1/2 buses. [ screaming ] [ screaming ] [ male announcer ] and they're crunchy. [ engine revs ] crunchier than driving through a fine china shop that sells professional-grade fireworks out of the back. ♪ doritos jacked. bigger. bolder. thicker. the inventor of great taste and less filling. the one that dared to say, maybe light beer should taste like beer. and for a limited time, miller lite is back in the original light can. ♪ [cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight stars on abc's modern family his new movie is called mr. peabody and sherman. >> peabody that was amazing. wasn't that amazing? >> i'm more into rock 'n' roll. ♪ i meant florida -- flamenco. ♪ bagpipes ♪ this is great but a complete waist of time. let's get penny and go -- >> are you all right? >> jon: please welcome ty burrell. hello,

so you can. [ screaming ] ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] introducing the bold, all-new nissan rogue with intuitiveel drive. because winter needs a hero. ♪ [cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome back. so small town usa, a place where moms bake apple pies for church on -- sunday. [ laughter ] and of course politics are a sleazy mud slinging crap fest as jason jones reports. >> iowa pop you -- coralville, population 20,000. a place where everybody knows your name. >> what is (bleep). >> the kind of town where you can get a shave at the local diner and even the good feety has heart but in the last election things got nasty. mayor john lundel. >> i've been through several elections. i welcome hoe points -- i we welcome opponents but they brought an element that is now how we run government here. >> what was so about that they did? >> several mailings to every household about misleading what i would call lies that somehow we're going to become the next detroit. >> are you going to become the next detroit? >> absolutely not. >> like i'm supposed to believe a man who misled people on property taxes. >> tha

[ screaming ] ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] introducing the bold, all-new nissan rogue with intuitive all-wheelnter needs a hero. ♪ i'll tell you what we do. i want you to go out on the field and look for anything with an "o". we will win this for mother russia! coach, eat a snickers®. why's that, chief? you get a little loopy when you're hungry. better? better. now let's go for it! [ male announcer ] you're not you when you're hungry®. snickers® satisfies. [ male announcer ] you're not you when you're hungry®. ♪ classical piano [richard] last year,thinking they can do their own taxes, americans left behind more than a billion dollars. that's five hundred dollars on every single seat. not just in this stadium, but in every professional football stadium in america. this is your money.get it back with block. get your billion back,america. [cheers and applause] >> jon: that's our show, everybody. before we go today the news was for everybody that is in comedy around the world we all lost our grandfather today. here it is your moment of zen. >> 1778 feet. straight down. >> were you badly hurt profe

it's great when i have an intuitive connection with the actors.r jennifer, bradley christian and amy. talked to them and said let's create a role worthy of you laying it all on the table with a performance with all levels of it. i'm privileged to have their friendship to write for them. >> jon: it seems to bring out a spontaneity and -- >> aliveness. >> jon: and a passion. >> and a passion. >> jon: it's wonderful. congratulations. it's a remarkable achievement. american hustle obviously in the theaters now. ♪ [ male announcer ] hydration where you least expect it. schick hydro sensitive. water-activated gel hydrates your skin throughout each shave, and skin guards help reduce irritation. our best shave for your skin. schick hydro sensitive. free your skin. (voseeker of the sublime.ro. you can separate runway ridiculousness... from fashion that flies off the shelves. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle... and go. and only national is ranked highest in car rental customer satisfaction by j.d. powe

it's great when i have an intuitive connection with the actors. for jennifer, bradley christian and amy. talked to them and said let's create a role worthy of you laying it all on the table with a performance with all levels of it. i'm privileged to have their friendship to write for them. >> jon: it seems to bring out a spontaneity and -- >> aliveness. >> jon: and a passion. >> and a passion. >> jon: it's wonderful. congratulations. it's a remarkable achievement. american hustle obviously in the it's a remarkable achievement. american hustle obviously in the theaters now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] the night starts with so much possibility. anticipation. electricity in the air. so, when you're ready to turn up your night. turn to bud light platinum, the next generation of smooth. brewed with top-shelf ingredients for a bold, slightly sweet finish. ♪ yeah you always make me go ♪ whooaaa ♪ turn up your night ♪ i will find you... [ male announcer ] turn up your night, and make it platinum. while stopping at dunkin' donuts, so now i'm sitting in the

it's great when i have an intuitive connection with the actors.an and amy. talked to them and said let's create a role worthy of you laying it all on the table with a performance with all levels of it. i'm privileged to have their friendship to write for them. >> jon: it seems to bring out a spontaneity and -- >> aliveness. >> jon: and a passion. >> and a passion. >> jon: it's wonderful. congratulations. it's a remarkable achievement. american hustle obviously in the theaters now. [ fairground rides, screaming ] ♪ [ gasps ] [ giggling ] [ old spice whistle ] land speed record nine times. what was he chasing? what are you chasing? perfectly bite-sized drops of rich and creamy chocolate happiness. when the chocolate is hershey's, life is delicious. who feel like there's a brick on their face. who are so congested, it feels like the walls are closing in. ♪ who are so stuffed up, they feel like they're under water. try zyrtec-d® to powerfully clear your blocked nose and relieve your other allergy symptoms... so you can breathe easier all day. zyrtec-d

, 08, we made deliberate -- we have deliberate discussion and everyone agreed and it was counter intuitive to me, but i don't like that overtime has gone up. so i think that's important to point out. a high of 1750 down to 1371, of course the overtime is going to go up. up course that's going to go up. now we're seeing more overtime and seeing the fatigue factor. there are things that i think are very good in the audit, but there are things that i agree with callihan. we're open to any suggestions you have regarding outreach. we haven't had that opportunity since 2009, so we're asking to work together and give you the bigger picture. people say only in san francisco, we want to be the best. the four of us, born and raised here. we're proud. i love local hire, but we need to make sure that we're doing thing that's are legal whether it's local hire and residency restrictions, does it bother me that people live out of the state, it's a small percentage, but yes it does. i think 31 percent that live in the city is good and better than other departments. 46 percent, if you count san francisco c

intuit turbotax. it's amazing what you're capable of. rumbling) (tense music plays) >> today's game is sponsored by -- the all-new chevy silverado. 2014 north american truck of the year. >> joe: safar, it's been all seattle. we had a mistake of the snap over the head of peyton manning. the safety. next time broncos got it, three and out. so, this drive will start at the 28. after the punt by colquitt. back to work, russell wilson. wilson fires, incomplete for tate. are you ready for the biggest concert of the year? stay tuned for bruno mars, with special guests, the red hot chili peppers in the pepsi super bowl xlviii halftime show. get hyped for halftime. second and ten. it's lynch. well-played by the denver defense. third down coming up. a gain of just two. nate irving was in there on the stop. >> troy: it's pretty obvious here in the early going, joe, as far as what denver is trying to do. i mean, they stack the line of scrimmage. we've seen a couple runs. one by percy harvin. but one my marshawn lynch in materially going. they're one

intuit quickbooks is proud to put your small business on today's game. still no contract?..without a contract, i can do my own stunts... ...i can save these puppies... ...and i can tour the world... "you might wanna hold onto those donuts". bottom line... contracts hold you back. switch to t-mobile and we'll buy you out of yours. ying sound cocking pistol sound digital clock sound new girl jams with prince tonight after the super bowl on fox >>> today's game is sponsored by budweiser, who reminds fans to always designate a driver. >> joe: we welcome you back to super bowl xlviii on fox, america's most-watched network for the nfl. along with our producer and our director. there's jeremy lane. >> troy: he came in. and expect peyton manning to go after him. he's well aware of who is coming in with an injury. >> joe: lane in there, playing for richard sherman. and the pass is caught by thomas underneath. and demaryius thomas, brought down by k.j. wright. a gain of three. >> troy: second time. we saw it in the first half, as well. demaryius thomas catches this ball. he's close t

store credit [ screaming ] ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] introducing the bold, all-new nissan rogue with intuitivebecause winter needs a hero. ♪ because winter needs a hero. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. yeah. everybody knows that. did you know there is an oldest trick in the book? what? trick number one. look-est over there. ha ha. made-est thou look. so end-eth the trick. hey.... yes.... geico. fifteen minutes could save you... well, you know. captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org ( gavel raps) woman: next case, mr. dennis reynolds. that's me. yup, right here. how are ya? from october 28, 2008, to november 1, 2008, you were issued a series of parking citations totaling $1,300. who are these people? oh, uh, these people are here to corroborate my story. it's a parking violation. oh, well, i think you'll find it goes much, much deeper than that. yes, lady madam of the court, i do believe that this court will realize that we were all victims of a terrible ordeal that caused

until recently, hunting rights like many other like many other parts of intuit life, were regulated by ottowa. in 1993, desperate for a say in their own future, the inuit of the norhwestern territories, signed a land agreement with ottowa. nunavut was born. in return for a degree of self-governance the the community surrendered their aboriginal title to their lands. >> under those agreements they have given up most of their land, but in compensation, for that, they received capp money.... they received capital. and certain certain other provisions, such as the creation of nuvavut. >> the canadian government controls the lion's share of nuvavut....80%. and ottowa will receive the royalties and tax revenues, from any recource development that takes place on those lands or, on the sea bed. >> the government of nuvavut is stuggling. one of their big problems is that the federal government retains control of ground land. so the government of nuvavut does not have access to resource revenues. >> and right now, nunavut is strapped for cash. people here say that the federal government is not c

it's great when i have an intuitive connection with the actors. for jennifer, bradley christian and amy. talked to them and said let's create a role worthy of you laying it all on the table with a performance with all levels of it. i'm privileged to have their friendship to write for them. >> jon: it seems to bring out a spontaneity and -- >> aliveness. >> jon: and a passion. >> and a passion. >> jon: it's wonderful. congratulations. it's a remarkable achievement. american hustle obviously in the it's a remarkable achievement. american hustle obviously in the theaters now. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ laughs ] [ smooch ] [ male announcer ] kiss the rainbow! taste the rainbow! [ male announcer ] kiss the rainbow! hey, buddy? oh, hey, flo. you want to see something cool? snapshot, from progressive. my insurance company told me not to talk to people like you. you always do what they tell you? no... try it, and see what your good driving can save you. you don't even have to switch. unless you're scared. i'm not scared, it's... you know we can still see you. no, you can't.