jim: immediate beauty. that is huge. >> as calm as he has been all day, he needs to be angry now. nick: the controlled anger. i used to say determination. the good thing is you only have to beat one guy now, not a scorecard. jim: it has been a long time since he made a full swing. nick: he tweaked this left. jim: just as he did in regulation. >> in the bunker. >> not between them. jim: all right. stanley is in the fairway. snedeker, definite lay-up on the way as the playoff continues from torrey pines. ♪ [ male announcer ] at pnc wealth management, we've been helping clients achieve their goals for over 150 years. ♪ today, we are one of the largest wealth managers in the country. ♪ we surround you with professionals ready to apply their expertise to your needs. from investment management to wealth planning, discover how we can help you live your achievement. pnc wealth management. for the achiever in you. jim: the playoff is underway here at the farmers insurance open here in la jolla, california. snedeker

jim: immediate beauty. that is huge. >> as calm as he has been all day, he needs to be angry now. nick: the controlled anger. i used to say determination. the good thing is you only have to beat one guy now, not a scorecard. jim: it has been a long time since he made a full swing. nick: he tweaked this left. jim: just as he did in regulation. >> in the bunker. >> not between them. jim: all right. stanley is in the fairway. snedeker, definite lay-up on the way as the playoff continues from torrey pines. ♪ [ male announcer ] at pnc wealth management, we've been helping clients achieve their goals for over 150 years. ♪ today, we are one of the largest wealth managers in the country. ♪ we surround you with professionals ready to apply their expertise to your needs. from investment management to wealth planning, discover how we can help you live your achievement. pnc wealth management. for the achiever in you. jim: the playoff is underway here at the farmers insurance open here in la jolla, california. snedeker

jim: gained 14, plus 15 more. phil: you're right, jim, good eyes.ayer in the open field and you grab him like that, and you pull him down, that is going to be the horse collar. good call, good example of it. it is very dangerous. you can see why they call it a penalty. you pull that runner as he's going full speed, pull him down from behind like that, there's a good chance of injury. jim: tom brady, 363 yards now, a career high for the postseason. green-ellis, patient enough to pick up yardage. his best run of the night. fighting for a 10-yard gain, this will be about 9 1/2. phil: i think as we look at this, 5:00 to go, bill belichick, you know, it's the old school approach, we just play. play the whole game. so he's not taking tom brady out yet, still throwing the football. jim: moore is down. another bronco. injured in the game. six years ago tonight, partner, we were doing this exact same matchup. on january 14, 2006, it was new england at denver. that was the champ bailey 100-yard return game where he was chased down at the end of the field by b

jim: gained 14, plus 15 more. phil: you're right, jim, good eyes.ayer in the open field and you grab him like that, and you pull him down, that is going to be the horse collar. good call, good example of it. it is very dangerous. you can see why they call it a penalty. you pull that runner as he's going full speed, pull him down from behind like that, there's a good chance of injury. jim: tom brady, 363 yards now, a career high for the postseason. green-ellis, patient enough to pick up yardage. his best run of the night. fighting for a 10-yard gain, this will be about 9 1/2. phil: i think as we look at this, 5:00 to go, bill belichick, you know, it's the old school approach, we just play. play the whole game. so he's not taking tom brady out yet, still throwing the football. jim: moore is down. another bronco. injured in the game. six years ago tonight, partner, we were doing this exact same matchup. on january 14, 2006, it was new england at denver. that was the champ bailey 100-yard return game where he was chased down at the end of the field by b

jim, can mr. has gone up everywhere and 60% of the euro reserves are now marked to market on gold, on the ecb balance sheet this should be bullish for gold? >> well, yes. as i said before, i own gold. gold has been going up for 11 years in a row. one of the main reasons is it was down tore 20 years. gold was in a serious bear market for a long time, production started declining. then eventually it hit a bottom and started going back up. now i own gold but i would caution you gold has been up 11 years in a row. that's very unusual for any asset. it would not surprise me if gold doesn't continue to consolidate this year. i bought more gold today but it went down. it doesn't mean it's not going to continue to go down f. it goes down a lot, i hope i'm smart enough to buy a lot more gold. but it could go down a lot. it's nothing unusual about a big correction after 11 years of an ongoing bull market. >> all right, jim, are we'll have to leave it. thank you for your insights. good having you as our gues

his grandmother taught him how to sew and -- this is a very early photograph of jim.ending to be a snake charmer, and he's charmed the garden hose. then when he was in high school, he worked on all sorts of high-school publications, he designed sets for school plays. at the university of maryland, he also worked in the theater department. but right out of high school, he really wanted to work in television, and he answered an advertisement for a television station that wanted puppets and a puppeteer. so he went out, and he learned how to make some puppets from a book and auditioned and got the part. at first, jim made sort of traditional puppets with hard materials like papier-mâché, but he discovered that, with television, unlike a puppet theater, you could do close-ups, and you needed a character that was really gonna be expressive and be able to have a changeable, believable expression. so he took fabric from his mother's old coat and made a character -- took a ping-pong ball, cut it in half for the eyes, and created kermit. and he found that just with a little tin

>> sorry, jim, can't tonight.get a root canal. >> siri, i love you. >> this is moving too fast for me, come on, speak to me! i love you. now what can i help you with at this time? there she goes. it's private. anyway, this is the best -- [ whistle ] >> thank you. >> i think you're the greatest, siri. i need you. d investing tools of wall street and make them simple, intuitive, and available to all. distill all that data. make information instinctual, visual. introducing trade architect, td ameritrade's empowering web-based trading platform. take control of your portfolio today. trade commission-free for 60 days, and we'll throw in up $600 when you open an account. ♪ you and me and the big old tree ♪ ♪ side by side, one, two, three ♪ ♪ count the birds in the big old tree ♪ ♪ la la la [ male announcer ] the inspiring story of how a shipping giant can befriend a forest may seem like the stuff of fairy tales. ♪ ♪ you and me and the big old tree side by side ♪ but if you take away the faces on the trees... take away th

john. >> caller: hey, jim. >> o, john, what's up?er: i want to give you a boo-yah. >> excellent. >> caller: my stock is poly com. >> you know, it was a bad quarter. we got crushed on this one. bad quarter and then good quarter. you know what i feel? it's too hard. this is that videoconferencing -- just go on cisco has gotten inexpensive. how about kevin in wisconsin. kevin? >> caller: how are you doing, jim? >> kevin, i'm doing great. how about you? >> caller: not too bad. i'm out ice fishing right now, so i'm not doing too bad. thought i would take a break here between the fish. and i wanted to ask you about under armour. >> i liked that quarter. it was a very good quarter. why? because of innovation, because of compression, becausele of all sorts of new products they got coming out. because kevin knows how to play the game. if the ravens had been in the super bowl, i think you would have had it all going your way. how about brandon in minnesota. brandon. >> caller: big boo-yah from the midwest. >> good to have you. >> caller: first

>> sorry, jim, can't tonight.a root canal. >> siri, i love you. >> this is moving too fast for me, come on, speak to me! i love you. now what can i help you with at this time? there she goes. it's private. anyway, this is the best -- [ whistle ] >> thank you. >> i think you're the greatest, siri. i need you. i was having so much trouble getting around, i thought, end of the line... i was headed to a nursing home. well, i'm staying in my own home now, because we chose hoveround! hoveround's compact round design makes it easier for you to maneuver through the tight spaces in your home. and best of all, 9 out of 10 people pay little or nothing for their hoveround, so call now and you can be the next to pay... zero...i paid nothing for the unit at all. and now only from hoveround, every power chair includes a handy tote bag, so you'll always have access to your favorite items and this sturdy cup holder, so your favorite beverage can ride along with you! the folks at hoveround really thought of everything. that's why i

jim: four catches, 204 yards, and a touchdown. -- and that magic that everybody has talked about when he had that six-game win streak, gone for three weeks, it was back in the biggest way. phil: let's think of john fox last week after the game against kansas city. he got in the car with his wife and his wife said wow, john, that was ugly. well today, the exact opposite. jim: what was john elway thinking about? the defending a.f.c. champions have been defeated. so many doubters out there. but the broncos are on to the divisional round, and we'll -- and will meet up again with the new england patriots next saturday night. new england beat them here 41-23 a month ago. they will play in new england six years to the day after beating the patriots in the divisional round here, their last playoff win before minutes ago. so the denver broncos, only 8-8 in the regular season, all the home teams win on wild card weekend. and tebow once again at the and tebow once again at the end. ♪ like so many great pioneers before me, guided only by a dr

that's where jim acosta is. i also have with us or joe johns, we're expecting mitt romney live event from him as well as rick santorum. lots of live coming up where you will be able to hear these candidates live and unedited, basically with the people of iowa have been hearing for about a year now. >>> how about bob dole? there's a guy who knows how to win the iowa caucuses. what he's got to say after the break. nyquil:what? tissue box (whispering): he said nasal congestion... nyquil: i heard him. anncr vo: tylenol cold multi-symptom nighttime relieves nasal congestion... nyquil cold & flu doesn't. i understand you need a little help with your mortgage, want to avoid foreclosure. candy? um-- well, you know, you're in luck. we're experts in this sort of thing, mortgage rigamarole, whatnot. why don't we get a contract? who wants a contract? [honks horn] [circus music plays] here you go, pete. thanks, betty. betty: we're out of toner. announcer: if you're facing foreclosure, talk to the right people. speak with hud

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jim, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. this was the same elite navy unit seal team 6 that took out osama bin laden last may. in many respects, this mission was riskier. the seals here face nine heavily-armed kidnappers, a stash of high explosives and two hostages held at gun point. in the end, it all went off without a hitch. the two hostages seen in this video, american jessica buchanan and her danish colleague were held by kidnappers in north central somalia since last october. 1:00 a.m. in the dead of night, nearly 20 navy seals from the elite seal team 6 approached the area by plane to take the kidnappers by surprise, they parachuted to the ground about two miles from their target. in full combat gear, they ran toward the encampment. there they encountered the heavily-armed somalis. in a brief exchange of gun fire, the seals killed all nine of the kidnappers. the two hostages were rescued unharmed. they were loaded on to combat helicopters and flown to a u.s. military base in djibouti. president obama called jessica's

but jim has been making progress, changing a crucial piece of the puzzle here. this is your piece right here, these guys coming out. >> these guys are the vetted team that we trust, that we can pass very sensitive intelligence to. >> this is jim's vetted unit, specially selected honduran police officers chosen for their skills and their honesty. >> corruption's an issue here as it is in central america and other countries, south america. they've all been polygraphed, all drug tested, all interviewed and they all get trained. we train each one from evidence handling up to the tactics. >> when jim gets a tip about an illicit aircraft headed to honduras with a load of cocaine, it the vetted team's mission to fly to that landing site and intercept it. there's a high likelihood they could get in a fire fight on one of these mission, right? >> yes, yes, and very this been in fire fight. very dangerous and very brave temperature. they know there's a highs possibility there's going to be a confrontation. >> when jim arrived in honduras in 2009, the vetted unit had 7 off

>> reporter: when jim arrived in honduras early in 2009, the vetted unit had seven officers. now it has 41. and of the 94 smuggling planes that landed in honduras in 2010, the government of honduras was able to intercept seven, five of which were intercepted by jim's unit. that doesn't sound like a whole lot, except that the total for the previous year was zero. >> is it exhausting? >> it can be. there's lots of long days. you hope it's fruitful at the end of it. >>> they are outmanned and you know when i grow up, i'm going to own my own restaurant. i want to be a volunteer firefighter. when i grow up, i want to write a novel. i want to go on a road trip. when i grow up, i'm going to go there. i want to fix up old houses. [ female announcer ] at aarp we believe you're never done growing. i want to fall in love again. [ female announcer ] discover what's next in your life. get this free travel bag when you join at aarp.org/jointoday. with my vial and syringe. me, drawing my insulin dose. and me the day i discovered novolog flexpen. flexpen is pre-filled with your mealtime insu

now pbs news ours jim lehrer discussing his new book and taking your questions at the miami book fair international on the campus of miami-dade college. this is about 40 minutes. >> what is the first time he hosted a presidential debate? >> it was in 1988, between then vicepr president george h. w. bh and michael dukakis who was then the governor of massachusetts or former governor and hego was the democratic nominee. remem >> host: what you remember about that debate? it was hairy in every way i had imagined, and even got hairy before the debate began. there was a, in those days the format was a moderator and three journalist panelists. and we had a meeting the night before in winston-salem, north carolina, it was going to be on the campus of wake forest university, and the four of us had a meeting to go over questions. and i was the moderator, the three panelists were peter jennings of abc news, annie grower who was in the orlando paper and john maasic who was in the atlanta paper. and we went over, we had dinner, and it was very secure, it was in a closed room in a downtown office

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jim acosta. he's in marshall town with candidate newt gingrich and also with joe johns, who is in atlantic iowa with mitt romney. but i first want to bring in my colleague, paul steinhauserl ho. paul you're in des moines with me. probably no more prestigious poll at this point in the election than that from -- we are mirrorer what we saw in earlier polls, mitt romney on top here in iowa followed by ron paul and followed by rick santorum but there's more to this poll than that. >> reporter: sure is, candy. when you break it down, this poll was conducted tuesday through friday. you showed the overall numbers from all four days. the last two days, thursday and friday, take a look. there's a change there. mitt romney hasn't changed. former massachusetts governor still right at the top at 24%. look at that, there's rick santorum, 21%. now in second place. if you look at the last two days. and ron paul at 18%. so this poll indicating that santorum really appears to be surging, especially in the final d

it puts gray in the old beard. >> jim has been making progress. changing a crucial piece of the puzzle here. >> this is your piece right here. these guys coming out. >> these guys are a vetted team that we trust and we can pass very sensitive intelligence to. >> this is jim's vetting unit. specially selected police officers chosen for their skills and their honesty. >> corruption is an issue as it is in central america and south america. they have been polygraph and they are all drug test and interviewed and they get trained. when we train each one forever evidence handling up to the tactics. >> when jim gets a tip about an aircraft with a load of cocaine, it is the vetted team's mission to fly to the landing site and intercept it. there is a high well likelihood they could get in a firefight. >> yes, and they have. very dangerous and they are very brave. they know that there is a very high possibility that there will be a confrontation. >> when jim arrived early in 2009, the vetted unit had seven officers. now it has 41. of the 94 smuggling plane

welcome back to "mad money." >> hello, jim.here. >> when you were here last you said the industry correction nearing an end, you said it happened with an uptick and everyone else disagreed and said woe is me. you're sticking by that. >> we were very pleased the way the quarter came in. we'll share what we see in the spirit of the broad based customer base we represent. >> i'm trying to figure out how europe is weak. had you a level of profitability in europe that was extraordinary. how does that happen? >> the real big pickup was in our computer business in europe. it's been below our long-range targets for quite a while. we stressed we were going to build that business up. they were up 36 sequentially when you adjust for currency and delivered very nice profitability and pleased to say. >> i thought that was a standout. you've got numbers i'm trying to get my arms around they're so good. stand alone server and software up 35%, storage up 20%. these must be gigantic secular themes to hit those numbers. >> i think this plays int

jim has more details.retty warm out there. >> offshore breeze is warming things up this morning and clearing any threat of rain out of the area here. looks like one of those lovely weekends once again. a bit of drizzle and rainfall on our buckets here last week, but not this week, as we're back to mild and dry conditions, lovely sunrise out there across the bay and as ann mentioned, rather warm throughout the region this morning. mid to upper 60s by this afternoon from most locations. slight offshore breeze, clear and warm, continued dry and mild through the week here, as we look at another great weather pattern shaping up, absent the rainfall. moderate air quality will result here through the weekend and into the beginning of the week. no spare the air alerts at this time, but once again, the high pressure system means the sinking air mass, rather stagnant, mixing out there, so we'll look for the air quality gradually worsening through the beginning of the week. mostly sunny throughout the area today. cle

the theatre, jim said to him, when i finish, you have to me up and get me. i am n going to have the streng to walk down those three steps. off the stage. and i don't want to fall that on my face in front of all of the people. so when you watch that tape, when he finishes, you see chef ski jump from his seat and go up on the stage and help i didn't mean down off the stage. >> rose: john mcenroe. because you said there are two people uh you would most like to follow up, one is mcenroe. >> well, you know, john mcenroe funniest line ever may have come when i was doing season on the brink and i flew over to st. louis, boring and him were playing in an exhibition and the washington post asked me to go over and i saw john after the match and he said what are you doing here? i said i am in bloomington and working on a book on bob knight and he said, isn't he crazy? and i said yes as opposed to you, john, he might be crazy. >> rose: you also tell the story about mcenroe in which he said basically you said to him, you know, wasn't it counter productive? he brought it

>> reporter: when jim arrived in honduras early in 2009, the vetted unit had seven officers. now it has 41. and of the 94 smuggling planes that landed in honduras in 2010, the government of honduras was able to intercept seven, five of which were intercepted by jim's unit. that doesn't sound like a whole lot, except that the total for the previous year was zero. >> is it exhausting? >> it can be. there's lots of long days. you hope it's fruitful at the end of it. looking for financi. back then he had something more important to do. he wasn't focused on his future. but fortunately, somebody else was. at usaa we provide retirement planning for our military, veterans and their families. now more than ever, it's important to get financial advice from people who share your military values. for our free usaa retirement guide, call 877-242-usaa. the other office devices? they don't get me. they're all like, "hey, brother, doesn't it bother you that no one notices you?" and i'm like, "doesn't it bother you you're not reliable?" and they say, "shut up!" and i'm like, "you shut up." in

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jim steyer joining us live this morning with common sense media. thanks for being here. >> good to be here. >>> talk about ces, things that you came away with, exciting things and concerns. >> ces is the show that basically says, here's all the gadgets, here are the things that are tv sets and new -- everything but apple, because apple doesn't go for ces. apple's too cool! >> apple's too cool! >> everybody's trying to copy apple on the tablet, the ipad. >> true. >> the big thing is this. they are building tv's and gadgets that collect your data. if there's one thing i would like to say to the viewers out there, today, the machines are so smart that they collect your information. they know it, they track you. what's the issue? privacy. and from a kid standpoint, it's really a big deal, because now that means that your tv set may be collecting information about you. >> what kind of information are we talking about? simply what you're watching, right? >> no, no, no, no. i mean, it also could be all the personal information that you decide to upload. r

there's jim hartz. i think jim bell -- debra norville put it well. this is mount rushmore of broadcasting. >> we have more anchors than the sixth fleet this morning. there's willard waving at a us. >> and tom brokaw in the foreground. >> we want to begin with the news. we have the winter storm making its way from the the midwest to the northeast. now we'll go to al upstairs with details on the story. hey, al. >> thank you very much, ann. we are talking about a big winter storm that's dumped anywhere from six to 12 inches of snow through the midwest. this is wisconsin where they are digging out. they have the snow shovels going. we have more to talk about.

jim? they believe him too, thank you. jim, let's take another look at the tape. >> i don't want to make blahhh-- people's lives better by giving somebody else's money. >> stephen: clearly he just started to say a word that starts with blaaaa and changed his mind it could have been anything like blaaagovovich people. or blaaader infection people. it's high time we keep those freeloaders off the cranberry juice. or blaaacula people. i'm not paying social security for eternity. besides, he doesn't need it he looks great. we all know blacula don't cracula. the point is, rick santorum is not embracing the racial stereotype that black people are all on bell fair-- welfare. as he said, he just got a little tongue tied. who hasn't been there. you're talking a lot. giving speech after speech and you stumble over your words like a drunken irishmaaaa--people. sometimes the tongue gets lazy. probably because it's mexicaaaaa-- people. the bottom line, bottom line: don't trust what you hear in the media. we all know it's controlled by