john: that ishy just well established stars who are willing to speak up and performers like drew careyarett centralized government to tell us what color to paint our house. john: but maybe the entertainers cannot comprehend. let's close that whenhey say government must act to protect privacy on the web? penn gillette said this beckett is not the governmentts business to protect your privacy from facebook. if facebook does things that people don't like everybody will leave facebook and a lot of business. all you need is free speech and free markets. john: free speech to free markets? that is about all we need. that is our show. see you next week. gerri:. >> i am denis deal tonight the jobs report rocks on austria but jumping get the national debate whether to boost the minimum wage and extend to receive unemployment benefits and there's a laundry and emergency? but the real reason obamacare is failing and ready far deeper than on the web site also of are the katy imperial bureaucracy in washington bureaucrats ever reaching lke never before coming up.

. >> how much trouble ishis president in now?ocuses on administration that is described as ethically squalid, it's almost imcomprehense of their conduct, your thoughts on where they go from here? >> their idea, the bon of ust is broken and i believe the lie which could have been the lie of any last four years,ecause you say, he's been saying it all along, you can keep your plan, once thatond of trust is broken, it seems to me that it's very ha to take the president at his word on anytything, that what we teach our children. if y lie, no one will trust you again. if you can't spell, no one will trust your facts. when the penalty of the united states says things tha e untrue, why should we believe him on iran or the next budget or anything? >> and we'll be taking that int in st a momment. the my len yals, i thewo latest polls, the my len yals are abandonin thisredent at a dramatic rate. it's say sounding. >>> coming up -- what the online powerhouse plans to do with the ♪ [ engine revs ] ♪ ♪ [ male annncer ] the mercedes-benz winter

y ishis?ghts and i think that we should be innocent and presumed to be innocent until found guilty by a court of law. our founding fathers thought thisas important enough to enshrine it in the bill of rights. so i wasery worried that the president was going to say, okay, i can kill americans without any kind of accusation and i asked him repeatedly. and then finally we had a filibuster and it was like pulling teeth to get him to admit. john: did he answer personally. >> presidents don't like to admit any limitations on their authority. >> i never thought the president would do this, but i thought it strange that the president would not admithat he did not have the authority. they are about the rules that bind president annan people. and we really don't get an angel,we get it over. so we really do want the bill of rights to protect us at all times. john: many say it is that internally. but john mccain said this. >> needs to do more than firing up libertarian kids and their college dorms. >> it

category ishis under threat, they have thrown in things like wi-fi sharing, beam your photos to youro e-mail them. it represents the high end of things having to work harder. having to deliver much more. >> in terms of the cost of these things, are they going to continue to go up. will there always be a price point premium we are prepared to pay? is there something that is going to happen here that even the upper and stuff -- >> this is looking further afield. i think we will be prepared to pay certain prices for specific things. we will want to pay for a watch with our sim in it. 500 pounds for a camera that takes photos we want to keep for a long time. tablets, a big screen at home. we will not want to pay for all of those things logged into one -- lumped into one. >> talk about beginning story next year. we have the consoles and we were talking about the evolution of chips. is difference between chips a significant. >> a lot of hype over consuls understandably. $90fastest growing area, billion, mobile gaming on smart phones and tablets. that will double between my 13 and 2015. tha

your question ishis, and usually i would give you a weend to think about it. what is the speed of the ball to do such a thing? think. hint, we're throwing it sideways now. hint, the speed of anything is the distance it goes divided by the time it takes. without yelling out the answer, is there anyone that has an answer? 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, let's get two more, 9, 10. 10 people have an answer, 40 people have no answer, not yet. let's let the equation guide our thinking, gang. how fast is distance over time? the pitcher is throwing the ball horizontally. are we given the horizontal distance that the ball goes? yes, we are. and that distance is what? twenty five meters. are we given the time that the ball is in the air? no. therefore, the problem can't be done. boom, impossible. wait a minute, we're not given the time but we be knowing enough physics to figure out what the time is. see how many of us can figure out how long is that ball in the air. let me make it easy, let's suppose the dude just took the ball and drop it. how long would it be in the air, begi

whh ishy we're proud to he conct o stunts with leadi empyers acro theatio (nt st fincialente) t's t toother could not believe her eyes. check out this fall from a manhattan beach. you concede the shark swimming in the way but just beats from her children. off because the family goes here on a regular basis she told her children that it was a godsend. back to november a paddle border reportedly sought a great white and the same area. the department of fish and wildlife is warning swimmers to avoid sharks when they see them. >> taken a live look at wall street. stocks showed little chance--change at the end of a strong week as investors head into the homestretch of what has been a great year for wall street. the dow jones industrial average and the s&p 500 ended flat friday. the nasdaq fell slightly. for the week, all three indexes advanced more than 1%. >> the time is 5:27 a.m.. will have more with the weather after the break. our top story this morning. at children's hospital of oakland says it will remove jahi mcmath's ventilator at 5 tonight. kron4's will tran is live outside the hos

whh ishy we're proud to he conct o stunts with leadi empyers acro theatio (nt st fincialente) t's t to >> welcome back. passengers aboard a research ship trapped in antarctic ice for a week.will have to wait for a break in the weather *tomorrow for a helicopter rescue. that includes a bay area couple. george and norma trillia of richmond are among the 74 people living on that ship that's been trapped in thick ice since christmas eve. two ice-breaker ships have had to abort their rescue missions. but one of them has a helicopter.waiting for clear weather to launch an air lift. kron 4's charles clifford talked to one of george and norma's friends. he says they love to travel.and might have gotten the adventure they were looking for. >> here is his friend, his co-worker. he stated that george and his wife loved to travel. >> they travel all over. >> george stated that they were taken a ship and he was not surprised. >> he likes to take chances. he likes to do wild and crazy things. i told him to be careful. >> they left a mid december, john has not heard from them. he saw on the >> spaces