i'm james rogers, the street, for nbr. >> susie: warren buffett says he's still on the hunt for a big acquisition with his elephant gun at the ready. in his annual letter to shareholders today, he said his one disappointment last year was that he quote, "pursued a couple of elephants, but came up empty- handed." already this year he's launched one big purchase: $27 billion deal for ketchup maker heinz. and monday on "n.b.r.," warren buffett takes your questions! the billionaire investor wants to know what's on your mind. you can submit your questions on facebook. you'll find us under bizrpt. >> tom: tonight marks the end of a chapter and the beginning of a new one in the legacy of "n.b.r." since 1979 this program has been based in miami. tonight that comes to an end. on monday cable financial news channel cnbc takes over "n.b.r." the program will remain on public television and i am confident it's future is bright with our colleagues. for most of us with "n.b.r." this will be our last evening with the program. it has been our honor to work on "n.b.r" it occupies a special place becaus

protect our children founders, roger lee and james cook, raised the money for the buyback. "you have this feeling after you see one of those shootings, especially the one in connecticut, this kind of helplessness and your like what i can do? protect our children showed us that anyone can do something and really be effective with it." menlo park assemblyman richard gordon and san mateo congresswoman jackie speier participated speier, who was shot in the peoples temple tragedy thirty-five years ago, is a strong supporter of gun control. "there's a risk associated with having guns in your home, those who want to have guns in their house have a right to but those who no not it is a one fatal death that can be prevented." the event had to end earlier than expected because the money to buy back guns ran out. p people waiting in the city hall parking lot were given vouchers for another buyback event. in east palo alto this is saushe young, update news." san jose state students are turning up the heat and creating works of art in this class.....more when we come back. but first we

the test was created by a marin county physician and james kovatch. rogerays the league wants to learn more about the biomarkers. that would be a good thing to help protect the safety of those players. >> really interesting. >> uh-huh. >>> san francisco police are making an appeal to the public. they want everyone to take a close look at these pictures. we'll tell you why. >>> most people -- i'm sure, you dave -- love the smell of bacon. find out how that smell could lead to the closure of a san francisco restaurant. >>> fire repairs may take a bit longer than expected. crews have started to rebuild the front porch of this restaurant that suffered damage in last week's fire. initially, the owner alice waters hoped to have the restaurant back open on march 23rd. but now the date has been pushed back to march 30th for reopening. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. firefighters say it appears an electrical problem may be to blame. >>> someone who lives near the popular haight-ashbury restaurant named bacon-bacon doesn't like the smell of the it

the test was created by a marin county physician and james kovatch. rogere league wants to learn more about the biomarkers. that would be a good thing to help protect the safety of those players. >> really interesting. >> uh-huh. >>> san francisco police are making an appeal to the public. they want everyone to take a close look at these pictures. we'll tell you why. >>> most people -- i'm sure, you dave -- love the smell of bacon. find out how that smell could lead to the closure of a san francisco restaurant. >>> fire repairs may take a bit longer than expected. crews have started to rebuild the front porch of this restaurant that suffered damage in last week's fire. initially, the owner alice waters hoped to have the restaurant back open on march 23rd. but now the date has been pushed back to march 30th for reopening. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. firefighters say it appears an electrical problem may be to blame. >>> someone who lives near the popular haight-ashbury restaurant named bacon-bacon doesn't like the smell of the items. t

james holmes was back in court tuesday. >>> the archdiocese of l. archgts hasl.a. has agreed to pay $10 million. records show that in 1986, baker confessed to cardinal roger mahoney that he was molesting boys. mahoney sent him for treatment and put him back in ministry where baker molested again. >>> and the mississippi legislature has passed what is being called the anti-bloomberg bill. it bans cities and towns from implementing rules requiring limits to food portion size. it also prevents restaurants from posting calorie counts. >>> take you to sports now. an exciting finish to the iditarod. 53-year-old mitch sevee and his dogs were cheered. he's a former champ and is now the oldest winner of the 1,000-mile race. >>> miami got a nifty fourth quarter fastbreak as dwyane wade makes a pass and gets it back from the dunk against atlanta. the heat's victory extended their win streak to 19 games. >>> now college football. women's college football. with the score tied number two notre dame steals a pass from number three uconn in the closing seconds. then a pass under the basket for a winning layup and the irish win, 6 #1-59. >>> in the nhl, a scary moment as

two of the suits set cardinal roger mahoney knew about the priest but failed to stop him and a colorado judge entered a plea of "not guilty" for james holmes, the man accused in the mass shooting at a movie theater last july. >> brown: and if you want to know more about the process for selecting the new pope, check out our resources online. hari sreenivasan explains. >> sreenivasan: we have a step- by-step guide to the papal elections. also find an in-depth look from the council on foreign relations at the criteria the cardinals use-- and challenges ahead for the next pontiff-- both within the church and around the world. canadian astronaut chris hadfield has been using social media to give earthlings a slice of life from space. on lunch in the lab, we sample his space station tweets. plus, job hunting expert nick corcodilos warns readers about getting scammed by employment web sites that promise jobs that don't actually exist. find that on making sense. all that and more is on our web site, newshour.pbs.org. judy? >> woodruff: and that's the newshour for tonight. on wednesday, we'll have the first of two reports produced in partner

because james clapper also talked about cyberattacks, put that at the top of his list of threats to the united states. a couple of weeks ago the chairman of the house intelligence committee mike rogersd we're at war with china because of their cyberespionage. they're winning that war and their government and military is behind it. do you believe that? >> well, i think, you know, always have to be careful about war analogies, what it is absolutely true is that we have seen a steady ramping up of cybersecurity threats, some are state sponsored. some are just sponsored by criminals. >> but some are state sponsored. >> absolutely, and this is why i've taken some very aggressive executive actions but we need congress to act. we made very clear to china and some other state actors that, you know, we expect them to follow international norms and abide by international rules and we'll have some pretty tough talk with them. >> one more question. while we're here a lot of eyes on rome as the cardinals prepare to pick a new pope and for the first time some american cardinals on the list. what i wanted to ask you about there seems to be some concern among catholics there shouldn't be an america

marine commandant james amos, mark welsh, and the national guard bureau who sits with the chief and we can say congratulations to you. thank you for being here. before i yield to mr. rogers i want to yield to any opening statements. then we will move right on into the subject. >> thank you very much. i appreciate you mentioning the continuing resolution because people are very focused on sequestration, which is a fundamental problem. the fact is we are governing this country by looking backwards. i join the chairman in joining -- in welcoming the five gentleman before us. i appreciate your time, york that it, and your service. we look forward to hearing of your expertise. mr. chairman, have a longer opening statement will simply conclude by saying i'm appalled that all of us are meeting here today and not having a hearing on fiscal year 2014 budget and the incredible amount of time you have had waste dealing with these issues that that chairman, the members of this committee and the staff have had to wait dealing with this issue. i also believe that since this is a complete abdication of congressional responsibility to be a check and balance and make financial decisions