right hand, mike. >> mike: in the corner he mentioned something, joe. >> joe: i think he said his hand is broken. >> mike: i do, too. >> joe: something with the way he's grappling, not using his right hand as much. >> mike: nice elbow. >> joe: he did say it. he said my hand is broken. so his right hand is broken. so let's see how he adjusts. >> mike: one fight er had two broken hands and just elbowed his opponent. that changes in the grappling. >> joe: he still threw the right hand right there. that's why his corner is saying let the kicks go. this changes everything. it certainly changes the grappling. without that right hand, he can't make a proper grip, and he can't defend him seven the same way. >> mike: it almost affects the grappling more, doesn't it, joe? >> joe: you can throw kicks and elbows. it certainly affects everything. the only thing it doesn't affect are kicks. hasn't seemed to affect his will yet. in the clinch position with henderson here almost at the midway point of the fight. the elbow. still right there ready to go toe to toe. he was unable to hold on to it because of his hand probably. >> joe: right.

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joe joe spoke to them tonight. >> reporter: the 22-year-old and the security specialist here noticed the man acting very strangely. wrote down his license plate number and then later when the amber alert was sounded, she called police and said i think that's the same guy and that lead to his arrest. >> he was actually walking through the apartment. you know, seemed a little odd, you know, you get back there when someone is there and it happens. and then i kind of lost visual with him and i came into the office and started video surveillance. i got him walking out the store and, you know, he didn't seem right to me, so i followed him out to the parking lot and he was just being weird, like his activities were not normal. he was pacing back and forth. he was like changing his clothes in the parking lot. he started messing around with his backpack and at one point he was sitting in the car and like shaking his steering wheel and it was kind of scary. i didn't know about this guy. i was going to write down the guy's license plate as it felt funny to me and i wrote it down. >> reporter: fast forward you found out a little girl was kidnapped and it was you writing down the license plate to help lead to the arrest. what goes through your mind? >> i was like in shock, like i couldn't believe it. i'm more happy that the girl is with her family and happy that she gets to live the childhood that she deserves. and i hope that she puts this tragic thing behind her and that the family is able to put the pieces back together and able to live a good life. >> reporter: police told us today after she called them, they were able to get the man's name. they found out where he might be hanging out and made that arrest very soon afterwards. reporting live in pittsburgh, joe vazquez, kpix 5. >> the fbi made an arrest in the new year's day attack on the chinese consulate in san francisco. you can see how bad it was damaged. but the chinese national, they called police, confessing two days later. but they told authorities that he was hearing voices in chinese, leading him to believe that the consulate was involved. >> we investigated the incident as a criminal matter and there are no indications at this time that it was motivated by the terrorism or civil rights issues. >> they have permanent status and lives in daily city facing two charges of maliciously damaging properties. >>> a wild car chase ended in a wreck on highway 4. two cars to the pittsburgh dealership were damaged after the driver slammed into them. police say that the woman behind the wheel was a parolee who may have stolen the vehicle before leading them on a chase. the manager at the dealership was stunned as he watched it all unfold. >> this car i heard a big screech and went back up the d

joe pavelski. sharks win 1-0. alex stalock gets his second straight shut- out. >> is that big joe or little joe? >> little joe pavelski. it was not long ago, steph curry's claim to fame was his chronically injured ankles. now he becomes the first warrior since al gore invented the internet to go to the all- star games. he gets more votes than any player in the western conference and mark jackson is not surprised. >> you see how popular he is. >> yes, especially when the fans push us out of the way and try to get to steph. it is a humbling experience. [ laughter ] >> look, she just saw justin bieber's mug shot. can you believe it? stanford and ucla and west wood. the dunk. parker had a career high of 22. bruins win 91-74. stanford drops to 12 and 6 overall. former cardinal white out doug baldwin gets a chance to compete after sledding the 49ers in seattle. baldwin was not drafted out of college. and one member of the national media said he was sub far because of that. here is the top five. >> let's be honest. everybody has their opinion. doesn't mean their opinion is an intelligent one. to me, i t

joe biden. joe biden is what is. >> not in a good way. >> but that's what a vice president -- guess who isn't? the cameras aren't focused on the president. they were focused on the joe biden meeting and joe biden taking the hit in the book. >> wouldn't the more honorable thing be if the president thinks rather than throwing joe biden under the bus if he think joe biden has been a good vice president he would come out and say something? >> i think you will see that probably. the first time there is some q and a going on between the president and the press they are going to ask those questions. i think it was pretty smart to put the target away from the president. >> what do you think former secretary of state hillary clinton thinks when she reads this. >> this is one of those places where i really don't get it. she was running for president of the united states in 2007. the entire democratic party was opposed to the war. obama was against the war in iraq. my guy, john edwards, had come out and given a speech saying he had made a mistake when he voted for it. at this point everybody in the party was moving towards being against the war, which, you know, and so she --

one of the hottest players in the nhl right now is little joe. joe pavelski.turday night he scored his first career hat trick and leads with 27 goals. the flames led 1-0. watch him, you can flush it through two defenders plus goalie. 21 seconds later, tommy wingel shoots, scores. wings tie it. san jose did not draw a single penalty tonight. the flames had just one penalty and it cost them. pevelski deflected. he scores the game winner. eighteenthgoal. pevelsky and the sharks win 3- 2. >>> 49ers clean out their lockers to those who've been denied ewelcome to covered california. now, you can no longer be denied coverage because of a pre-existing condition. enroll today at coveredca.com. >>> while no wonder nfl teams don't like players to do on field interviews right after games. seahawks all procorner back needed a cooling down period instead what we got was richard the ranter. collin kaepernick was everyone more solemn than usual. he took the blame for committing three turnovers. including a final one with 22 seconds left in the game. sherman apologized for sun

one of the hottest players in the nhl right now is little joe. joe pavelski.turday night he scored his first career hat trick and leads with 27 goals. the flames led 1-0. watch him, you can flush it through two defenders plus goalie. 21 seconds later, tommy wingel shoots, scores. wings tie it. san jose did not draw a single penalty tonight. the flames had just one penalty and it cost them. pevelski deflected. he scores the game winner. eighteenthgoal. pevelsky and the sharks win 3- 2. >>> 49ers clean out their lockers and the ranters return. what fueled sherman's rant? it's a mediocre excuse, richard. mediocre. 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. >>> while no wonder nfl teams don't like players to do on field interviews right after games. seahawks all procorner back needed a cooling

biden is viable so that joe biden can be a crash dummy, a test dummy for the republicans runs in 2016. he's pray that joe biden is the nominee. >> joeen. now, everything -- everything, of course, as -- i want to show you guys -- go ahead. go ahead. >> no, i was just going to say. joe biden is the vice president of the united states of america. and i think marc and i would both green on the same thing. who would have ever thought that joe biden would be vice president? so for him to take a step -- >> i did scla! >> -- at this point? i wouldn't be shocked by it at all. >> in a perfect world, who would republicans put up agains hillary? >> sure. >> i mean, i think pretty much any of the top people, whether it be marco rubio, a guy like huckabee coming back, have got a very legitimate -- >> did you say mike huckabee? >> hold on. she doesn't have that x factor that barack obama had. i mean, she is that barack obama didt in have to transcend and hill i have a democrat that people cannot stand her -- >> oh, i love it. he will do well against her. and ben says that a polarizing candidate can't win and then he throws out names like chris chr

. >> here's what we do all day, me and joe joe.est thing that pop in his mind and we play cards. that what we do all day every day. >> in case you're interested, if you see this woman right here anywhere, you tell her to write me. and i mean that. >> he mean that. and he's serious. >> with a full life now ahead of him, omar's focus has turned to helping others. >> now i want to live. i want to live and i want to accomplish things. i want to help the young brothers. i want to help my people. during my incarceration, i've learned math and a bunch of other things, history. and i would like to share some of this stuff with some of the younger brothers coming into prisons from the community i come from, who i know are going to come to prison, they're going to have dates. when they leave prison, they're going to leave prison with the same thing they came to prison with, nothing. and i want to get these brothers basic education, teach them basic mathematics, basic reading. i want to teach them this is not it. they don't want to come in an

joe gibbs. four nfc championships. three super bowls. i was eager to show off myra at -- my raw athleticism. coach thanks for talking with me today, it's a real honor. >> good to be here. >> coach joe gibbs. broadway joe. >> i was never that. >> you're not. is broadway joe not available. [laughter] did he call? this is a waste of mankind. well once again, what an honor. >> i can tell. thank you so much. i can tell. >> obviously a legend in the game of football if i may call it that. but what do you do with your time these days. >> mostly a lot of it's ministries and racing cars. >> do you do those together. do you have a minister in a race car. >> no. >> what's the name of your ministry. >> game player for life.com, they can see what we're doing. the head coach is playing the biggest game of all. and an all powerful coach would have a good game plan. >> you have three super bowl rings. that's part of god's plan. chuck noel has four super bowl rings. god likes chuck noel more than you. >> he does a better job than i did. >> let me ask you this. are you ready for some football? >> yes. >> a redskins fan born in washington dc, obviously the hey day, fantastic time. john riggens, sandra day o'connor, john

it's actually going to be -- stay right there joe, joe martin, a little snow coming off his camera. you should see the back of him as well. it's been piling up on us here. i guess this is my own bread-o- meter how much snow is on my boot. we'll make that the boot-o- meter, to not steal any shine from this. i know this is your thing, but this is at spectrum drive by francis scott key mall in frederick. we're also right by buckytown pike behind us. we're in the middle of a snow emergency. you have to have snow tires and you cannot park your car on 85 and a whole bunch of other snow emergency routes. it's definitely coming down. it's certainly covering the road way here. these drivers better take it slow because it's a tough situation and that's just now. we'll bring you the latest throughout the night. that's a live look here in frederick where the snow is not stopping. >> and not stopping and coming down hard. thank you. we know when winter weather hits, we've got you covered with the new traffic feature on the wusa9 ipad app. you can find your best route to work. download it now fro

joe. >> joe, shut the [ bleep ] up and let somebody else speak for a second. glazing, glazing, and glazinger. it's a new law firm. >> do you get enough sleep? >> you know what? here's my secret. i used to never get enough sleep. i was always sleep deprived. then george, my husband, got "good morning america," so we have to go to bed at 8:30 because he wakes up at 2:30. so the whole apartment, dogs, guinea pigs, kids, everybody's asleeped a 8:30. >> you look more rested these days. >> i do think sleep is the most integral part of our lives. i do. as much as eating kale smoothies. >> it's like sex for men. >> what? >> sleep. >> not my man. i don't know who you're sleeping with. sex is sex for my man. >> that's what i meant. sleep for women is like sex for men. >> oh, i would take sleep over sex any day of the week. i really would. >> oh, god. i love sleep. >> i put on my pajamas, and that's a message saying, i want to sleep. but i also think when i'm well rested, i do better work. i don't make mistakes. i think i'm a better wife, a better mom. across the board, i'm a better person. sleep deprivation leads to insanity. >> is that what it is? >> yes. >> okay. now it makes sense what people have been saying to me. while we're here, is george needy? what do we got here? >> is george needy? >> yes. >> show me a man that's not needy. he's my third child. he's a guy that calls me in the middle of the day and says, i had steak for lunch, so can we have fish for dinner? and i go, oh, okay, let me get my reel and bucket and get you dinner. so, yes, i think he's needy. the needs of a man are different from a man. women put their needs out there. with men, you have to play a whole game. >> really? this is another thing where the tables are turned with men. everyone thinks men compartmentalize. they forget. we compartmentalize. >> and we multitask. george can't multitask. if i ask him a question while he's drive, he'll run a red light. what's your exercise regime? >> i sort of went over the top with that for a while. i was running like nine miles away. >> that's so time consuming. why do you have this weird -- you have this very female like, i'm not pretty enough. why do you have that? were you obese? >> no, i'm more on the other end of the spectrum with the eating disorders. i just wrote a book about it, actually. i'll get you one. >> but where did it come from? >> wanting to please people. and i think living up to this thing that was imposed upon us where we're supposed to be perfect and we're supposed to make it look real easy. is that fair? >> that's fair. that's fair. >> i'm done with that. >> what is one thing that you say to your daughters, the one important message you give to your daughters? >> i love you. >> yeah. i say that all the time too. >> i learned a lot writing this book about food. i'm serious. that they're beautiful and i shouldn't try and impose all the issues i've had growing up with health and body image on them and just let them be. >> it's funny you say that because when you have daughters, your -- i'm very sensitive about issues about being pretty or too thin. i even get mad at george if he says, you look really cute in that skirt. >> no, george. well, this has been great. i mean, you know what? you're really cool. >> you're cool too. >> it's great to have been in bed with you. >> i know. if i had a nickel every time i heard that. >> what was your last name again? >> it doesn't matter. i'll leave my number on the bedside table. >> i'm done. >> wow. that was interesting. >> i think it should be a regular segment. so much fun. people open up in bed. >> somebody that was not in bed when we conducted the interview, coming up next, tom brokaw and jane paulie. they hold a special reunion here onset. that was a nice moment between two people. >> super. >> such huge fans. it was great to have them on. >> you're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. if yand you're talking toevere rheuyour rheumatologistike me, about trying or adding a biologic. this is humira, adalimumab. this is humira working to help relieve my pain. this is humira helping me through the twists and turns. this is humira helping to protect my joints from further damage. doctors have been prescribing humira for over ten years. humira works by targeting and helping to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to ra symptoms. for many adults, humira is proven to help relieve pain and stop further joint damage. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal events, such as infections, lymphoma, or other types of cancer, have happened. blood, liver and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure have occurred. before starting humira , your doctor should test you for tb. ask your doctor if you live in or have been to a region where cer

joe? i like you. does that bother you, joe? >> you know this. you know they can't look at political contributions of who they are assigning to. >> are you kidding? you don't think there is someone on the white house or on the campaign committee is going to google and find out what that person did? >> i'm asking you as a judge, would you do that? >> i wouldn't do it as a judge but i'm not running for office. i'm not a politician. >> let's go further into what joe. >> hold on, guys. go ahead, tony. >> let's go back to what joe said. joe said that no, she didn't say there is no criminal charges yet. yes, she did. this has been leaked in the "wall street journal." the irony is they haven't even concluded the report number one. number two, she has not interviewed anybody. how could you conclude this without interviewing victims. >> i like jim comby the head of the fbi. he is an honorable guy. what the hell is he doing putting someone from the hate crimes unit to involve -- to do an investigation of the irs when the fbi hasn't even spoken to any of the victims? you know what? let's go on. i want you, joe, this is a clip of then senator obama talking about spying on americans. >> this administration also puts forward a false choice between the liberties we cherish and the security we provide. i will provide our intelligence and law enforcement agencies with the tools they need to track and take out the terrorists without undermining our constitution

pavelski, the hot hand, speed his team, usa, little joe, big joe, first goal of the game. period, he kicks the puck to his skate for the second of the night. pavelski with 21 goals on the year. san jose up 3-1 on the power play. this is the eighth goal of the year, the sharks win 4-1. how about some college hoops going on. in oregon, running the break, cob nice finish. matthews had a nice night, three, three pointers. one here. cal wins 96-83. >>> new head coach of the red skins, jay's previous coaching experience arena football. >>> this is important because it looks like greg roman the 9ers o coordinator might get the job. it's going to franklin. roman will stick around san fransisco. >> they need him. >> see you at 11. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ( bell ringing ) d-ohh! ( screams ) i don't get it. they should be here by now.

joe duran. joe, welcome. good to have you with us. before i get your answer to see why you say things that worked last year won't this year, let me get you overall take how you see the u.s. economy in 2014. chairman bernanke thinks it's getting better, do you? >> i totally agree. i think we've seen a very nice recovery, especially the back end of the year and broadening and the fed hinting at tapering is also telling us they are seeing things that we're not yet seeing, which makes me feel optimistic about the ceconomy, maybe 3% and approaching 4% which is quite incouraging. >> that is a bullish forecast. let's talk about why you say what worked so well in 2013 may not or won't in 2014. what specifically are you are you referring to and why? >> first, it's historical that people will typically crowd at the beginning of the year to the things that worked well last year, but the market is a living organism and it changes with time. so what you had for most of last year was a stagnant and slow and disappointing recovery, and in times like that, pay pay up for high gross, high revenue growing companies. you saw that with tesla and apple for awhile, very high growth, high octane, netflix, they get a premium. when the broad economy starts to grow more, it changes and people then shift to more industrial names, less exciting names like general electric or united technologies that provide infa structure. so the larger not so exciting names often do better than in the early stages as we saw last year. i think you'll see a shift from the very well-known top line growers to more boring companies this coming year, which thankfully is not bad because you don't want to invest in last year's winners. >> you really seem to be saying that it's not a year so much maybe for speculation and betting on fast growers, but more a year to be betting on underlying economic growth and earnings per share growth. >> and the reason you want to do that in a very -- in a time when the market is already received as much as it has, remember, we had a 30% year. that's really big. >> uh-huh. >> so you have more speculation in the market than before and you don't want to do -- what the most dangerous times in the markets are is when nobody sees risks and we're approaching that. people are very complacent and feel good. so you want to be more conservati conservative. so what we're saying is be more selective. invest with stocks that have not doubled or tripled and be safe. >> very quick thought. you think that we're due, over due for some sharp pull backs in 2014. how sharp, and why do you say that? >> well, it's very unusual to go through six quarters where you do not have a 10% decline. every 18 months you have two ten percent declines. we've not had that for 18 months. the first pull back we have, which could be used by anything, the reason not to sell will be for new investors to get nervous once again so the first decline will probably be 10 to 15% decline and we think it will be in the next six to nine months because it's been so long since we've had one and the longer we go without one, the sharper the decline. >> we have to leave it there, joe. happy new year from beautiful irvine, california here in snowy jersey. >>> the auto industry just wrapped up the best annual performance in six years, even sales last month were disappointing. phil lebeau has more on what lies ahead in the new year. >> reporter: december was not exactly a month to remember for the auto industry. sales in the u.s. were well below expectations with modest gains for ford and chrysler while gm and toyota actually saw their sales decline. some in the auto industry blame winter storms for keeping buyers out of showrooms. >> the weather that swept across the midwest and into the northeast had some impact, but, you know, november was a very strong month as far as the industry was concerned. so there was a little pay back there, as well. >> reporter: the average price paid for a new model last month was just over $30,000. according to true car.com, and because demand remained relatively strong, auto makers didn't have to jack up incentives to close sales. wha

joe didn't recognize him, but the officer recognized joe, and joe was picked up and taken into custody me, joe is a cautionary tale about our prison system. a lot of these guys will get out, and if they don't have the skills to stay out successfully, more problems will occur. >>> coming up -- >> after the stabbing occurred, my brother-in-law asked, he said, do we have an ax? >> a bizarre family murder plot sends a teenager to prison. >> i was in my senior year of high school when i got locked up. >> and 26 years later a middle-aged man walks out of prison. is it keeps the food out. before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was uncomfortable. [ male announcer ] just a few dabs is clinically proven to seal out more food particles. [ corrine ] super poligrip is part of my life now. hi boys! i've made you campbell's chunky new england clam chowder. wow! this is incredible! i know. and now it has more clams! [ male announcer ] campbell's chunky soup. what? [ male announcer ] it fills you up right. >>> homework, girls, and friday night football were paul's

line and again to use that word of a political franchise which is very appealing to people now joe biden joe biden underestimated been a key figure in the obama white house on national security and domestic even you run for think you don't know i mean they'd be of it would be i think he would like to do it he he's got the governing credentials and if hillary doesn't run or something happens there he may be too old in many people's eyes maybe in his own eyes but i think the big if you're looking for a theme for the year it's governing you've got to fix things he got to get things done paul ryan. got to know him when i did the price of politics. a they forced to be dealt with and more of a realist than an idiot log though i think he comes off as an idiot log i think he would be the sort of person who could make a deal with the democratic president if he were say speaker of the house you were his twenty years old i was thirty years old fifty years ago what are your thoughts reflections as we approach the fiftieth anniversary of that terrible day. i was a junior in college and the day of the ken

joe theismann, i know. i see joe theismann, i know. joe, i love you. i love you. e montana kind of guy. >> i understand. he's may favorite, too. what can i tell you? >> both notre dame guys. dom, thank you. how about this super bowl? is this -- is the cold weather thing a good idea what they're doing? >> i just -- from a player standpoint it doesn't matter. we go out and throw the ball around in any kind of temperature. it doesn't really matter. you're going in the locker room and warm up and go back in the locker room, play a game, back in the locker room and play more. i think of the fans, the people traveling from seattle and denver that have to travel such great distance to get here making the commitment of a 2, $3,000 airplane ticket. and then you look at the price of the tickets. we were talking about why don't whoa just take two suites at $684,000 and make it easier on everything. big deal. price is going down. from a fan standpoint i think it's very -- it's tough to be able to have people sit outside. it looks like the weekend is going to catch a break, may

joe buck. >> new york hates you, joe buck. >> we hate you joe buck. >> it's always a treat because -- >> a lotork into hating. >> new york city, the food, the sights. >> are you [ bleep ] kidding me? a whole pizza! >> pizza gets all over his outfit there. bill. >> that was well done. >> joe buck -- >> have you heard about that. the joe buck bias before that. i had never heard that. >> i had kind of heard about that. that's a funny video. >> well done. do you have a prediction? >> i like the broncos. i like peyton manning and my sister-in-law is a big peyton manning fan. i will go with the broncos. >> i'm leaning seattle. 27-17. >> you have the puppy bowl at halftime. always go to that. >>> let's talk about who has the worst of the weather to deal with this friday morning. yesterday morning minneapolis had a horrible drive in the snow. this morning we have snow from denver. now it's going across areas along the border of kansas and nebraska. kansas city, winter weather advisory. we'll have a winter weather storm in chicago. probably a half inch to an inch on the ground as you come home from chi

joe's that closed in daly city. soon a san francisco institution will also shut its doors after nearly 50 years. kpix 5's ann notarangelo talked to joe of joe'sle car restaurant in the outer mission district. >> reporter: the overkeys sky sums up the mood inside joe's cable car restaurant when customers find out joe is closing. >> i'm going to miss it. >> reporter: you would be hard pressed to find a hamburger like this anywhere and joe is the first to tell you. >> beautiful hamburger. >> reporter: it makes a lean burger all taste and little fat. he opened in july of 1965. it's an institution. lionel flew in from las vegas and this was the first place he stopped. >> this is what makes for me going home feel at home. >> reporter: but at age 75, and the majority of those years spent at the restaurant, joe decided his health was telling him to slow down. the restaurant's last day is march 16. when joe opened a burger was 40 cents. now it's $11. he says that's not the only thing that change. he says the people and neighborhood have changed and the cost of doing business is going up. for him, profit wasn't the goal. he wanted regular customers. >>

joe vazquez. joe. >> jewel yet, i spoke with officer's brother right outside the hospital here tonight, and he told me his brother is well loved, well known throughout the bart police department and, in fact, is known to our viewers, as well, as we have interviewed him in the recent past. >> it appears there was words exchanged. >> just last year, detective sergeant tom smith was on kpix 5 telling our viewers about a shooting at a bart station. he was 42 years old, a member of a law enforcement family. his two brothers are cops at two other bay area law enforcement agencies. his wife, kelly, was his colleague, a bart police k-9 officer. sergeant tom smith leave bes hind a young daughter. >> condolences goes out to immediate family and friends. >> tom's brother told me that tom was a great guy with a wicked sense of humor, loved his 49ers. just this past weekend, he and his brothers were comparing notes about how far off they are from retirement. >> the alameda county sheriff's department will be conducting this investigation. we ask that everyone please give us a chance to catch our breath, grieve, and we'll be doing an update probably tomorrow morning. >> sergeant smith's brother, who is a cop in the newark police department told me that they're taking this as well as they can. they have talked about this possibility as law enforcement family, but still it hurts, and they are going to have to inform this young girl that her father is not coming home. reporting live, i'm joe vazquez, kpix 5. >> after the shooting and the initial investigation, the body was taken by police escort from dublin to the alameda county coroner's office in oakland where the autopsy will be performed. officers saluted again as the casket was taken into the building. andria borba is at the scene where this all started, an apartment complex in dublin. andria >> well, just about eight hours after this investigation began, it wrapped up 15 minutes ago with investigators hopefully having the information they need to have some answers. >> hours after the shooting, alameda county sheriff's crime lab technicians were still looking at this dublin apartment. >> we're in the process of -- of going through the whole scene and -- and trying to reconstruct what happened and ultimately find out what led up to this. >> the tragic shooting began unfolding at 1:07 when four bart officers were conducting a probation search at the home of a bart robbery suspect in the park sierra apartments. the offi

joe thorton and that proved to be money well spen. two men providing a of the scoring. sharks down 2-0 in the sdr, joe pavel ske centers to thornton, who makes a flip shot and over the shoulder of wild goalie darcy kuemper, the sharks on the board 2-1. it didn't take them long to get evening. wingels still manages to move the puck to marleau, they are tied at 2. in ot it was joejoe again, pavelski to thornton, who fires in the game- winner. sharks gets their two points for the 3-2 win. that is six straight win, hongest current winning streak in the league. dodgers stadium transformed into an ice rink and every bit of showbiz l.a. can provide. marring band and kings and ducks actually playing a hockey game. entering like gladiators, ryan getzlaf with the slap to jonathan quick nearly stops of the puck trickling towards the line and ducks score om 3 goals of the game and beat l.a. 3-0. >> all three of the bay area w cc teams in action. ollie johnson raised to the rafters all th

joe vasquez spoke to the waitress who benefited from this latest round of generosity. joe, he's back. >> reporter: he's back, ken. all she will do is describe him as tall dark and handsome and she tells me she didn't even realize how big a tip it was until he left the restaurant. >> table here against the wall on the right. >> reporter: hillary says she waited on him at the back corner table. his bill $147. his tip, $3,000. >> he told me that he paid for the table next to him. i was actually at the table them that he had paid for their meal and i peripherally opened up the credit cardholder, looked down at it and my jaw just dropped he they said did he take good care of you and i said uh-hum? first i think he doesn't know how to use the decimal point and it wasly $30 and i looked closer and vertigo. >> reporter: at the top he wrote tips for jesus. this is the phenomenon waitresses and waiters are experiencing a generous customer drops thousands of dollars worth of tips at a time scribbling tips for jesus on the receipt. who is this generous customer? recently we told you the silicon valley blog reported it's this man jack selby a former vice-president at pay palment we showed his picture to hillary. >> is this the guy? am i allowed? you know, i'm not allowed to comment. >> you're not allowed to say. >> not allowed to say. >> i'm going to take that as that's the guy. >> take it however you like. he was discrete had his back to the restaurant. >> you didn't catch his face. >> no. i didn't see anything. >> reporter: he left so quickly she says she wishes she could tell him two things one, thank you, and two, you know come back any time and sit in my section. by the way, they split their tips here so everybody gets a piece of that pie. >> it's weird. i was in jackson square tonight didn't recognize him. who knew. >> reporter: i tried to reach out to jack selby. maybe it was me. maybe it's a guy named jesus in the kitchen. >> you never know. joe vasquez thanks joe. >>> a statewide food safety law has bartendering up in arms. first chefs were unset about the new law which requires food handlers to wear gloves while cooks. they claim the law is confusing and ineffective. as it turns out the law may extend to bartenders too. the california restaurant association says more guidance for bartenderss is in the works but they may soon have to wear gloves or use tweetsers to hand ice to lemon twists. >>> a driver meeting takenly hit the gas pedal instead of the brake. things could have been a whole lot worse. >> we heard a lot boom. >> reporter: it sounded like a car accident outside of hayward 's new bridges presbyterian church on busy patrick street. but when ralph morales who runs the food program here came closer, this is what he found. an elderly parishioner had pressed the gas instead of the brake yesterday afternoon launch her white toyota camry up a walkway and into a sanctuary tearing off the double doors and taking out an or

joe i joe biden the vice president vice presidents of the usc let you sharon for thirty years said that israel will remain there will always be an israel and that was basically his stance dad's entire speech i he commented about the intense relationship between israel and the us and did mention that there were disagreements from time to time but that sharon was a complex man who lived in complex times in the complex neighborhood and he ended his speech by saying sharon left us all to soon i'd only heard from tony blair the former british prime minister and of course the head of the middle east quartet. he said that sharon was a man who didn't think the piece is a dreamer but dreamt of peace. he fought to protect israel for future generations and it was this quote that stood out in particular i see was a man a wise enough to know war could not secure the future. now this is something after speaking to many but the palestinians. i've come to come to hear from a lot of them that they eat ironically despite all of the turmoil they went through a bout with sharon's policies in regards to the palestinian people in the land they did also see sharon is being the only possible option and who can bring about peace between the two people so i'm quite ironically well as sharon was a man very much hated by the palestinian people. tony blair big things up a good point that what he was and he was a man wise enough to know war could not secure his future and we saw that this guy in later end of his career as he said that softened his stance a bit and try to change his policies if it's to bring about more peace between the two lands so i met sarah turned to stephanie again. the federal flood area from within take place at where i e you are the sycamore ranch in southern israel. what that is when you get less on that well abby tiny on the hill but you see behind me. this is the spot where he actually will be buried. right now we're not seeing people this is a area this is where the tiny the will be seeded were not yet seeing people filing were expecting thousands here today and die and as an event planning has gone there will be shuttle bus is on from a location not far from here about a kilometer away there will be shuttling people back and forth because the area's been locked down in terms of security bearing in mind of course that the us vice president is here on as well as other dignitaries there with it they would not want a mishap. here's a very secure its been a secure or what they call a sterile area since last night. of course also a concern would be anything coming from gaza which has a few kilometers from here. any attempt to fire rockets and the israeli government has already worn on the homeless in there in gaza not to try any sites that firing of rockets viciously were expecting within the coming hours people start settling in on to start filing into this area behind the where there will be attending the service and hard hitting back began to laugh vice president joe biden. he said. also in his eulogy that with a small country like israel eight million people on it. it's more of a family at it and that's how it's viewed here today. this will be not only did people of israel but arielle surrounds in a larger sense of his larger family the people of israel coming to pay their very last respects to him. well stephanie thank you so much and will stop we keep checking with eu as people company front. not when he's the last journey of life thank you so much on. and next week on e from to islam and a thank you stephanie freedom from sycamore ranch one to the apple role in egypt particularly sure i was in any field as a war criminal responsible for the south dry and ashanti the massacre during the nineteen eighty two more on that one on. despite its efforts to lift the israeli sentiments from god that he was ali said monday his role was in the israeli forces in battle against arab countries and how complete the tour group leaders he met year old's death w

joe biden. >> thanks joe. >> so after that we need to go back and redo it i forgot to ask if there's any public comment on this. >> it's okay. no any public comment? let's make a vote for president >> i'd love to a nominate commissioner president buell. >> and a second. >> and again roll call. >> commissioner bonilla. commissioner harrison. commissioner levitan. commissioner low. commissioner mcdonnell and commissioner president buell >> and then for vice president is there a motion for vice president? >> yes. i'd like to move to commissioner low be voted for vice president. >> is there a second. >> second. >> commissioner bonilla. sxhavg. commissioner levitan. commissioner low. commissioner mcdonnell and commissioner president buell. okay congratulations again >> thank you very much. i apologize. we are now on item 7 the san francisco zoo. >> good afternoon, commissioners my name is a wayne reading i'm the cfo of the san francisco zero. i'll make the presentation for the zoo today. i'm extremely happy we had a record attention with over 75 thousand visitor and we also had included in that numb

convincing us now it was done for the two years since our right let's go to joe let's go to joe in new york go ahead joe well they have such together and they've come up with this this deal to get rid of syria's chemical weapons and that was the russian initiative and united states wisely went along with that. and they got all they got killed obama sure got killed by the by the saudis and by netanyahu for not bombing which nobody knows the consequences would have been had us intervened you could say anything that would have ended the war mediately or would have spread the thing into a completely regional conflict which may happen anyway given as i said before the sectarian war and the civil war from the mediterranean to the euphrates river that seems to be developing engulfing lebanon syria and iraq that could stretch even this far south you know when yemen is a playground for saudis and the iranians as well so i mean rusher and did a great job there and getting and the u.s. you have to commend him by ministration to go along with that chemical weapons deal and this is the way forward with the diplomacy

joe thorton and that proved to be money well spen. two men providing a of the scoring. sharks down 2-0 in the sdr, joe pavel ske centers to thornton, who makes a flip shot and over the shoulder of wild goalie darcy kuemper, the sharks on the board 2-1. it didn't take them long to get evening. wingels still manages to move the puck to marleau, they are tied at 2. in ot it was joees in the game- winner. sharks gets their two points for the 3-2 win. that is six straight win, hongest current winning streak in the league. dodgers stadium transformed into an ice rink and every bit of showbiz l.a. can provide. marring band and kings and ducks actually playing a hockey game. entering like gladiators, ryan getzlaf with the slap to jonathan quick nearly stops of the puck trickling towards the line and ducks score om 3 goals of the game and beat l.a. 3-0. >> all three of the bay area w cc teams in action. ollie johnson raised to the rafters all the conference in all three of his varsity seasons with the dozen. usf hosting santa clara. they ran the fall and mark tollefson goes for 12 points. this time the dons with a block matt glover. dickerson will get the point, dickerson leading with 28. the dozen up at halftime. santa clara battled down the stretch. clark with the steal and brownridge two of his team-high 30. the dons closed strong. dickerson will take the long pass

joe but joe pavelski has been playing large. these guys at the tank no doubt they tebow duck dynasty back home. and needed to make 20 saves to earn a second consecutive shut out. justin braun shoots and there's joe plaveskic. flies past goalies, jets goalie andrew povaleck. his 28 goals now overall. second only to ovechkin. 1-0 sharks win. >>> the warriors have an nba four best players. clay thompson and of course steph curry selected for the final team. but the only guy is the human torch. stephan curry voted into the starting team today. first all star starter since lotrell speedwell in 1995. he carries career highs in points, assists. he received 1 million votes. curry knows there's still more work to be done. >> my role is to make the right decision every possession. i feel like i'm going to get better at it. i'm going to continue to study the game and not be careful with the ball and be aggressive. good things will happen. >> it's steph. how you getting ready for all star? you want half and half? >> an incredible player. an incredible example. an incredible leader. he's a better person than he is a basketball player. so it's great to see. >> and coming up tiger makes this 2014 pga >>> two t

joe montana? joe, good morning. >> good morning, how are you? >>> i'm good. i'll pose that question to you. if peyton manning wins the super bowl, will he be the best quarterback in the history of the game? >> there's always a great argument for that. the numbers he's thrown up has been tremendous. he's having a great career. when you look at all the guys named there, the game has change s ed so much. enjoy everyone while they're playing. whoever you want to argue can be up there. you can make a case for anybody on that list. i enjoy watching him play. he's fun, having a great time. >> that's so diplomatic. >> is he better than you were? >> well, if i said he was better than me, i shouldn't be sitting here. we're all competitive. right now he's better than me for sure. >> right at this very moment, but not back in the day. that's right. >> what's it like to be considered the greatest at your profession? >> it's kind of scary feeling when people talk to you that way. like i said, there are a lot of great players back in the time. i'm happy people put me in the category and enjoy what had i did so many years. the only bad part is, i wish i was still playing. >> we do too. i enjoyed watching you play. that's for sure. we have to talk about the other super bowl quarterback russell wilson because he's been kind of ignored. talk about russell wilson. will it be difficult for him with everybody thinking manning is going to beat him? >> it is easier. it takes pressure off the young guy. i think the reason he's getting ignored the last five or six games, he hasn't been outing up numbers he's had before. they've got a guy called beast mode over there have talking the ball and running with it. when you put your ball in that guy's hands and ride him to the super bowl, you're going to do it. the nice thing about russell, he doesn't makes a lot of mistakes. that's what you need in this game. you've got to not make a lot of mistakes. any time you can run the ball and control and keep manning on the sideline, you've got a good chance to win. >> absolutely. let's talk about the price of a super bowl ticket. actually the price of a football game ticket. it's far beyond most fan's budgets. do you think football games are getting to be too expensive for the average fan? >> salaries are creeping up to catch up to a lot of other -- like the nba and major league baseball. there are a lot more games. that's whey the price is going up. every game they play is critical. i played baseball in high school. i loved the game. you play 162 games. it's easier to go to a game. when you've only got 16 of them and they mean that much -- like i said, salaries are going up. somebody has got to pay unfortunately. >> unfortunately that's the fan. do you see a game coming -- it's great to watch in the comfort of your living room. cheap beer, right? better food. so the incentive to go to the game isn't there such. if you watch on your hd tv, it's a great experience. my question to you, for more fans aren't live in person at the game, will that affect the game itself? >> well, yeah. it's always fun to have the stadium full and hearing people cheering even though you don't pay attention to them much. especially at the quarterback position. until they get too loud where it makes it hard to hear the signals. in most cases you love to have the fans there. you want the stadium full. as a player you notice when they're not there for sure. whether that tells you if your team is doing well or not, probably says you're not doing well if stands aren't full. usually those are pretty packed. >> joeg with me this morning. i appreciate it. we'll be right back. so what's better, bigger or smaller? [ all ] bigger! now let's say a friend invites you over and they have a really big, really fun pool. and then another friend invites you over who has a much smaller, less fun pool. which pool would you rather go to? does the big pool have piranhas? i believe so. does it have a dinosaur that can turn into a robot and chop the water like a karate ninja? yeah. wait, what? why would it not? [ male announcer ] it's not complicated. bigger is better. and at&t now covers more than 99% of all americans. ♪ getting the right nutrition isn't always easy. first, i want a way to help minimize my blood sugar spikes. then, a way to support heart health. ♪ and let's not forget immune support. ♪ but now i have new glucerna advance with three benefits in one. including carbsteady ultra to help minimize blood sugar spikes. it's the best from glucerna. [ male announcer ] new glucerna advance. from the brand

two weeks of record high temps but it looks like a series of system. >> joe: move in. >> joe: -- somen to the north. the question is when you break something down that's been so stubborn for so long. nothing is going to happen today or tomorrow. that would be our best opportunity. late wednesday into thursday. and that doesn't look like much to me and probably doesn't look like much to you either. morning fog is the big story this morning. let's focus on that first. partly cloudy skies. 60s on the temps and upper 50s and lower 60s. points north will get rain. we'll see if it makes it down here. if it does it won't be too much. i tend to be it's one and done. then after that mostly sunny cloudy. >> steve is one of the best in the business. you can follow steve and the rest of the weather team they're here with more of our unseasonable weather. >>> google announced it is acquiring deep mind. it's an artificial intelligence start up based in london. deep mind technology lets computers teach themselves new capability without any human input. >>> wal-mart eliminating 2,300 jobs at its sam

joe's story is like what we are hearing every day and it's tragic. >> what joe is saying that he is seeing increases of well into the double digits here. is that what other members reported in your survey, jean? >> absolutely. i would say 20% increase is the minimum we ev of. we hear plenty that are doubling. >> tell be empty deductibles. that's another huge increase issue. >> the self-employed like to have try to get a catastrophic or high deductible plan because it's more affordable, and now their tee ductibles are going way up and so everything is more expensive. the premiums premium deductible. >> joea printing business. are you going to hire more people? >> right now we're carefully watching who we're hiring. we're actually depending on how the government calculates it, we're right around the 50 employee mark. another provision of the law that is difficult north just the sheer number of employees. i have to track hour by hour the cumulative amount that my employees work in total to make sure i don't go over the 50 mark yet because i want to see the full ramifications of the law down the line. >> there's nothing you can do, is there? the obamacare law is up, running, not going to be repealed anytime soon. you have to live with it, joe. >> that's the concern. in the past at least i had flexibility. i was able to pick plan that worked for the demographics of our company and our employees. this is just further limited our ability to provide a benefit for our employees, and we may not be able to provide it going forward, and that's my real concern. >> jean, what is your group doing abo

joe but joe pavelski has been playing large. these guys at the tank no doubt they tebow duck dynasty back home. and needed to make 20 saves to earn a second consecutive shut out. justin braun shoots and there's joeplaveskic. flies past goalies, jets goalie andrew povaleck. his 28 goals now overall. second only to ovechkin. 1-0 sharks win. >>> the warriors have an nba four best players. clay thompson and of course steph curry selected for the final team. but the only guy is the human torch. stephan curry voted into the starting team today. first all star starter since lotrell speedwell in 1995. he carries career highs in points, assists. he received 1 million votes. curry knows there's still more work to be done. >> my role is to make the right decision every possession. i feel like i'm going to get better at it. i'm going to continue to study the game and not be careful with the ball and be aggressive. good things will happen. >> it's steph. how you getting ready for all star? you want half and half? >> an incredible player. an incredible example. an incredible leader. he's a better person than he is a basketball player. so it's great to see. >> and coming up tiger makes this 2014 pga debut in h

joe buck. >> we hate you, joe buck. >> we hate you, joe buck! a treat -- put a lot of work into hating me. new york city. the food, the sights. are you [ bleep ] kidding me? a whole pizza? >> joe buck on the streets of new york. by the way, if you're interested in such things, denver broncos, two-point favorites, as we sit here on friday morning. >> what do you think of that? >> i think that is probably about right. i base them on nothing but i think they will win by four points. i like their colors. >> i like your super bowl hat. >> they play in altitude and coming down to sea level. >> there you go. >> olympic athletes. >> i do like those seahawks. something about those guys. i like those seahawks. >> the way they punch people? >> your super bowl ad? >> that would be great. >>> we will be back with mika's must read opinion pages and the bowl ads. ♪ 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. driv

joe. we're on broadway. >> you're broadway joe. >> who do you like on sunday? >> i like the team that's going to win. you know me. >> who do you think has a better chance? peyton is amazing. >> peyton is amazing. but i'm an nfc guy. >> russell wilson -- a contrast in styles. you have the classic peyton manning pocket guy versus russell wilson who is a read option cram bler, new way -- >> how can it be a blowout? will you sign this. i got goodell, mcnair, john tisch -- >> you got me already. we're talking football but we'll have much more on the futures when we come back this morning. that's where our priorities are. but it is super bowl. >>> welcome to this special edition of "squawk box." joenot in the house. he's inside the nfl house, getting ready for the big game and the ad game. bbdo ceo will get in thuddal with this year's must-see commercials. plus big game, small business. reality tv star bill rancic and intuit ceo brad smith unveiling the winner of their very own super bowl ad. and is the market due for a 15% correction? one strategist explains why this could happen. this second hour of "squawk box" begins right now. >>> good morning. welcome back to "squawk box." i'm andrew ross sorkin along with becky quick at the world headquarters of cnbc. joe is reporting from super bowl boulevard in new york's times square, hanging out with some of the big owners. our top story, the global markets are under a lot of pressure. i want you to take a look right now at the futures because we have read arrows across the board. the dow looking like it would open close to 10 points down, the nasdaq about 42 points down and the s&p 500 off about 23 points. it's gotten worse literally

joe kennedy? joe kennedy, the senior kennedy, father of the senators and president we know so well was the assistant there at the shipyard in massachusetts. he was very effective at his job that he knew his finances, his contracts. he was so effect give that it became very important to roosevelt because roosevelt could not contract all the ships that had to be built in navy yard city had to use private ship loading facilities. joe kennedy became one of the people he had to negotiate with and found to be a very formidable person. he got to know him well during the first world war and he continued to know him afterwards. joe kennedy became involved in high finance after the war. he became involved in financing projects in the new film industry of hollywood. although he was totally untrustworthy, he was so sure it and so on but it was finances that when he became president, gave him appointments. some of them were great mistakes. you shouldn't be too loyal to your friends when your friends are people who may be disloyal to you. one of the chief isolationists before world war ii began with senior joe kennedy, roosevelt mistakenly appointed to the ambassadorship in england. he appointed ambassador to send because he was rich and have senior people. to be ambassador to england or ambassador to france happens to be one of those plum jobs that require signature on personal fortune into it because the state department d