special thanks to joe app, shaw -- joanne, sherrod, andy levy.check out the orchestra in virginia. it sounds awesome. >> i am going. . >> you can come and stay at my house and it is the high yet house. >> bye, everybody. demanded. got to work on this. see you tonight. >> hello, everyone. kimberly guilfoyle along with bob beckel, eric bowling, dana perino and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." what is the best way to help young struggling minorities in america? well, today president obama unveiled the details of a new initiative called my brother's keeper which he hinted about at the state of the union address. it's aimed at improving the odds of a better life for young men of color. >> government cannot play the only or even the primary role. we can help give every child access to quality pre-school and help them start learning at an early age but we c

joe app, are you -- joanne are you bothered by the fact there are less manly men out there? >> the metro sexuals are just the ones i always go to who then never work out maybe i should go to the manly men. i think women want a manly man when it counts. that's when she wants a man to fight for her. if you are at a bar, if somebody is being a douche. can i say that? >> you did. you want a man who will fight or who will fight to help you pursue or fulfill your dreams in that manner and will support you when you need to and will pick you up if you break your leg. >> sounds like a lot of work. >> it is hipocritical. you might not get that from a beta male. by the way, a woman expects you to fight, that's a problem. they don't like you being that way until they are in a bar and get in an argument with another girl. you are sitting in a bar and there is a fight going on. you have to stand up to me. don't get me involved. people have knives now a days. >> i am 6 foot 6 and 230 pounds. >> how tall are you? do you want to tell us one more time? >> i am taller than greg. >> so is 95% o

during world war ii joe app worked at a -- joanne worked at a factory.ears later after a short stint working on the world's first nuclear submarine, ?ee briefly dated -- she briefly dated sammy davis junior, but she moved to new york city and found her true talents. after murdering a drifter in a bathroom at studio 54 she spent the next 35 years in prison and learned about beauty pageants and upon her release was promptly named miss new york. "red eye" came calling a few months later. >> that was nice. >> what a trip down memory lane. every time it gets me. >> are you still one of our favorite murderers. >> this is proof that rehabilitation works. >> only if you are hot. is facebook about to face plant? the company turned 10 years old on tuesday, but will it live to see 20? princeton researchers claimed the popularity is plummeting and the site could lose up to 80% of users by 2017. a new survey reveals 10% of people are sharing details of their lives every day that suggests much of facebook is a one-way conversation carried out by oversharing internet [

joe app, -- joanne, there are outfits you can order and one is an indiana jones that comes with a whip. is that what you will get? >> yes because my barbies will love it. they will be excited to do some role playing. that's what barbies do. anyways, i think that $99 is a lot of money or there may be a microphone chip in him so he can spy. see, i almost made a joke too. >> jesse, you almost made a joke. >> it is a lot of money. but he is on the board of directors for this nonprofit, but where exactly -- who is this benefiting? where is this mown going exactly? to his own personal fund? he is needy? >> he has no -- neither he nor the foundation have anything to do with it. they are just donating the proceeds to the froe dom of press foundation -- proceeds to the freedom of press foundation. can we put up the picture? they make an eric holder action figure. can you just imagine the epic battles between him and the snowden action figure? >> it looks like you can reenact lethal weapon with that. >> what is that suit? it is like it is 1978 in doll world. >> that's how eric holder dresses. >>

the app allows users to send text messages, photos and individual joe to anyone else with an app without paying carrier textor fees. free the first year and charges 99 cents annually. no word how many users pay and does not include ads. zuckerberg says there are no plans to change that. zuckerberg said in a conference call pe expect it's company to hit 1 billion users in a few years and that people will be happy to pay for the service. kayla? >> julia, a popular product. i used it when i lived in london. not as much here. no doubt, it has a lot of loyal users in that base. josh lipton, in the hometown of mountainview. about 55 employees at this company, break it down evenly, 349 million dollars apiece, all of a sudden. who are they? >> yeah, well, these guys, kayla, are now silicon valley's newest billionaires. the founders include jan koum, a 40% stake in the company joining facebook's board. those who know him say it was his experience growing up in calm mist r communist ukraine. mun cases that wasn't bugged. as a teenager after arriving here he lived on food stamps but wanted to stay

app? cnn technology analyst brett larsson and joe are "out front." were joking that i have a blackberry so i'm not an app person. all of this is greek to me. obviously this is worth a hell of a lot of money. $19 billion. i'm stunned. what is this? >> it's a messaging app that is incredibly popular. they send billions of messages a day, exchanged, using what's app. it's got a very young demographic which is something that facebook really desperately needs because they're both losing young users and not attracting young users so they risk going away of my space, friendster of aol. >> if i get a text on my phone, this is my mobile app. i'm still paying verizon, at&t, or somebody something, why is this better than text? >> a stupid person question asked by erin burnett. >> there are no stupid questions. >> in layman's terms texting takes away from a bucket of texts that you may get. you may have unlimited texts and it doesn't matter. texting in forms of data is very, very small amounts of data. even if you only have a one or two gigabyte data plan sending

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. >>> in the headlines, facebook is buying mobile messaging app company -- joe? >> whatsapp!e asking did facebook overpay? they bought it for $16 billion in cash and stocks. >>> walmart reported $1.60 per share, revenue coming in below as does its current quarter and fiscal 2015 forecast. as joe mentioned, a busy day on the economic front at the bottom of the hour. we get reports on initial jobless claims and the january consumer price index. then at 10:00 a.m. eastern, the latest philly fed survey, which joe would rather watch than speed skating. and global markets watching the situation in the ukraine very closely this morning. richard engel joins us from kiev. richard? >> reporter: so quite dramatic developments this morning. i am now in an area just beyond independence square that has been the center of this protest movement. last night, 12 hours or so ago, there was talk that a deal had been reached between the opposition and the government. in which the riot police would be pulled back and the government would promise not to invade once again this protest camp. and this

. >>> coming up on "morning joe," facebook spent $19 billion on what's app. >> what is that?plus new details in the arrest of the world's most wanted drug lord. how the manhunt took investigators on a chase through the mexican sewer system. >>> speaking of sewer systems, perfect segue. >> that's what she said. here's bill karins with a check on the forecast. bill? >> you guys are all over the place. did you see baltimore, washington, d.c.? snow coming down right over the top of the city. this is just the beginnings of a winter-like period there. that's the camera from wrc, our nbc station there in the d.c. area, maybe half an inch out there. air temperatures are still pretty warm at least as you look toward the capital and the the white house, no problems there at all. arctic air is obviously here. it will be here to stay for at least the next week. the thing is, what and when is the snow going to come? obviously it's cold enough. look at these windchills, 1 in chicago, 11 in boston. 33 in international falls. the forecast today, some light snow showers around denver. there's

app. have a great night, everyone. delicious, but say i press a few out flat, add some beef, sloppy joe sauce and cheese, fold it all upious unsloppy joes perfect for a school night. pillsbury grands biscuits. make dinner pop. so i should probably get the last roll... yeah but i practiced my bassoon. [ mom ] and i listened. [ brother ] i can do this. [ imitates robot ] everyone deserves ooey, gooey, pillsbury cinnamon rolls. make the weekend pop. but now you can use them to make pizza night awesome, too. unroll, separate, add sauce, pepperoni, cheese, and fold. behold: weeknight crescent pizza pockets party. pillsbury crescents. make dinner pop. he loves me. he loves me not. he loves me. he loves me not. ♪ he loves me! that's right. [ mom ] warm and flaky in 15, everyone loves pillsbury grands! [ girl ] make dinner pop! xciting? everyone loves pillsbury grands! it's just a weekend, mother. dad, it's your first romantic weekend away with beckett. it's a big deal. okay, well, no pressure, and let's just hope it happens. it's 4:30 now. if she doesn't catch a murder by 5:00, we are in the clear. so what do you have planned

app. citi, with you every step of the way. delicious, but say i press a few out flat, add some beef, sloppy joe sauce and cheese, fold it all up and boom! delicious unsloppy joes perfect for a school night. pillsbury grands biscuits. make dinner pop. so i should probably get the last roll... yeah but i practiced my bassoon. [ mom ] and i listened. [ brother ] i can do this. [ imitates robot ] everyone deserves ooey, gooey, pillsbury cinnamon rolls. make the weekend pop. >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >>> good monday morning. i am kristen sze. >> i am eric thomas. we start on sunday, this week, going with a little rain. >> the weekend we split the calendar and the weather pattern a little bit. january was the driest in san francisco and oakland was the second driest ever in san jose and we got the nice, nice rain yesterday and we need 20 or 30 month of those. here is what is going on outside, can you see it is quiet, the embarcadero is dry, and i ran into some residual moisture on the roads and fog so watch out for that in the morning commute. we will be partly to mostly cloudy this afternoon, but

joe streaming. of its video streaming. the countdown is on. it is coming on wednesday. you can track it on your smartphone anytime with the abc7 news weather app. for now you have to keep watching because leigh glaser is up on the roof with the latest on our forecast. hi, leigh. >> hi, ama. hi, everyone. we are seeing clear skies out there. the temperatures are starting to drop off. live doppler 7hd is picking up on the light fog and the low cloudiness and panging -- banking up near the coast. as it is starting to push further south toward monterey bay it will move inland. look for reduced visibilities near the golden gate bridge and the protected valley areas. we are looking down on the bay and you can see the clear skies over the san francisco bay right now. san francisco 51, but boy it is chilly. los gatos is 47 degrees. sutro tower looking down over market street in san francisco, santa rosa 45 and 44 in napa. concord 49. and here is a look at some of our forecast highlights. things will change rapidly for us this week. we'll start off tomorrow morning with areas of dense fog tonight and tomorrow morning and then break out into sunshine. i

joe streaming. of its video streaming. the countdown is on. it is coming on wednesday. you can track it on your smartphone anytime with the abc7 news weather appyou have to keep watching because leigh glaser is up on the roof with the latest on our forecast. hi, leigh. >> hi, ama. hi, everyone. we are seeing clear skies out there. the temperatures are starting to drop off. live doppler 7hd is picking up on the light fog and the low cloudiness and panging -- banking up near the coast. as it is starting to push further south toward monterey bay it will move inland. look for reduced visibilities near the golden gate bridge and the protected valley areas. we are looking down on the bay and you can see the clear skies over the san francisco bay right now. san francisco 51, but boy it is chilly. los gatos is 47 degrees. sutro tower looking down over market street in san francisco, santa rosa 45 and 44 in napa. concord 49. and here is a look at some of our forecast highlights. things will change rapidly for us this week. we'll start off tomorrow morning with areas of dense fog tonight and tomorrow morning and then break out into sunshine. it will be

apps yet. but watch the space. >> i am julie hyman with -- >> this is a company that makes robotic furniture. small in size but big in business. we will take a look at g.i. joe'ss on earth. more american heroes, the vintage man of steel and comic books coming up for auction. all of that coming up in pop. ♪ >> it is all about the classics. lego setting sales records and now it has a hit movie. what makes this 82-year-old brand so hot? the lego president explained to matt miller and trish regan. >> when i was a kid, it was mainly lego bricks you're playing with. today, the story dimension takes over a bigger deal. then we also make the experience blends very well with the digital experience. there are games out there. there is a movie out there. >> what does that mean? >> the movie for us is a fantastic celebration. it is about creativity and imagination. that is why we had the movie. it is very relevant. >> it seems like it is more than just a marketing tool and a giant commercial for lego building blocks. it has turned into its own thing. lego has a story. it must be almost as important as lego as a toy. >> i think it is. the story, there is a lot of nostalgia

app. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ speaking russian ] ♪ ♪ ♪ i have no idea what you're saying, but count me in! ♪ peanut m&m's for everyone! [ laughter ] wait...what? >> joe be first down for denver. please set the game clock for 3:16. >> joe: so, no fumble. the ball is out across the 30. marked down at the 33. and, boy, the denver broncos want to feel good about themselves at all going in at halftime, they need something to happen right now. manning. pass complete. another underneath throw. this one, to the tight end, julius thomas. a gain of five. >> troy: they desperately need to get something going, joe. and again, just watching this first half. you watch seattle defensively. they're flying around. they're playing a physical game. and denver, offensively, has just failed to match that. >> joe: fake the handoff. manning steps up to the sideline. it got away. that ball floated from peyton manning. it's third and five. there's commissioner roger goodell, out in the seats. on this warmer-than-expected night at metlife. third down and five. manning. pass is caught by demaryius thomas. and one of the best throws we've seen from peyton manning. a completion

app? why let another dummy buy it. clayton says, myspace. matt says, goemployee, but wants ap toll pick them up. another, duh. twitter and blackberry. joe trades. >> cf industries, moving higher. >> doc? >> hot, the sheridan brand. upside call big. bought that today. >> brice? >> twit. came off on lockup coming off. >> riding a wendy's trade. a lot more. stocking breaking it new highs and continuing to go higher. >> dow up 100 points, a weaker philly fed following a weaker new york manufactures and the market report, which really wasn't bad. >> and interesting, steve and i talking about this before. ten year. 2.76 creeping back up. shouldn't, given that economic data you highlight. i think overall, it's a back and form market and you use a ten year as your lead where we're going. >> and strong pmi, though, this morning? pretty strong enough. i think that really says it right there. the economy -- >> the market pmi. yeah. that was strong. >> right, right. >> so nationally, the data says good. regionally, data says, ah. >> and the market sold off of talk at the fed rates should go up sooner than they thought. then people realized, yellen'

app. citi, with you every step of the way. >>> welcome back. "half time" report battle for trieder of the year is heating up. one is surging. simon and joe both discreed with where kors would go this year. let's listen. >> and then last, michael kors, any better retail company delivering the growth. we hear about the growth domestically in the united states. the expansion of the stores. the story in china. >> you're bright but you're wrong on korkss. >> one little slip-up and it's completely downhill. that's my short. >> simon baker is on the phone right now. >> ouch, indeed. >> speaking of a slip-up and going downhill, what are you doing on this one? >> great call on that. going into this, finally see some same-store sales didn't happen. so covered half -- given half the position, listen to the conference call. absolutely nothing to be good. profit up 77%. same-store sales up 20%. raised guidance. it was a complete disaster on that side. so, you know, that's what shorts will do. you've got to be humble. if you get it wrong you've got to move out and move on. >> you covered half the position? >> covered half. and then listened to the con

apps instead of consoles. >>> alex gorsky is here with his push to help veterans find solid jobs after service. keep it right here on "morning joemuch money do you think you'll need when you retire? $500,000. maybe half-million. say a million dollars. [ dan ] then we gave each person a ribbon to show how many years that amount might last. ♪ i was trying to like pull it a little further. you know, i was trying to stretch it a little bit more. [ woman ] got me to 70 years old. i'm going to have to rethink this thing. [ man ] i looked around at everybody else and i was like, "are you kidding me?" [ dan ] it's just human nature to focus on the here and now. so it's hard to imagine how much we'll need for a retirement that could last 30 years or more. so maybe we need to approach things differently, if we want to be ready for a longer retirement. ♪ ♪ ♪ hi, are we still on for tomorrow? tomorrow. quick look at the weather. nice day, beautiful tomorrow. tomorrow is full of promise. we can come back tomorrrow. and we promise to keep it that way. driven to preserve the environment, csx moves a ton of freight nearly 450 miles on one gallo

joe. >> next time, i'm bringing vodka and mixers. >> okay, mika, what did you learn? >> what did you learn? >> i learned julie pace is an expert on a new app >> louis? something with fashion week. see you later. >> she's starting to look it. >> stick around, we've got the president speaking at the prayer breakfast right now, and chuck todd with "the daily rundown." we'll see you tomorrow. thank you so much. >>> the president and religion, an annual tradition today as the president speaks at the national prayer breakfast in washington. we'll bring you his remarks live, as soon as he begins speaking. >>> also this morning, this is a house candidate. "american idol" alumnus clay aiken is running for the house in north carolina. we'll talk to him. exclusively. in just a few minutes. the only interview in the 9:00 a.m. hour. >>> plus, what does scarlet joe hand -- johansson have to do with the middle east peace process? >>> this is "the daily rundown." good morning.