. >> you know, howard, i've got to give john cook credit for this. story society that sparked the whole conversation was in politico. politico talking about how obama is trying to avoid tough situations. and john cook pointed out that politico did actually get a one-on-one interview with george w. bush in 2008. among the tough questions that were asked, all right, mr. president, who does the better impression, will ferrell of you ordain that kavi of your father? mr. president, i know ugoing to hate this, but i'm hoping that we may twist your arm and talk about baseball. and mr. president, you and the first lady appeared in an "american idol" charity show. "idol" gives back. who is going to win? there were more serious questions mixed in there. i covered congress for a little while. and my experience was the worst place to cover congress and know what's going on was at official press conference or hanging around in an official event or one one-on-one interviews with congressional leaders because they're going to give you the spin that they thought abo

john cook saw taking all over russia officially starts in the countdown until the start of the sochi winter olympics about sea resort through a spellbinding celebration marking one year into the games get underway. at the construction already completed and much work is still ahead. fireworks lit up the sochi sky this week marking exactly a year to go before the winter games begin since two thousand and seven piece by piece the city has been putting its a limp dream together in the company in charge of construction says russia will be ready and. we plan to introduce all the facilities before the games start training facilities are ready practically all of them of hosted tests competitions all hotels and limpid villages are in the final phase of construction being referred unfurnished the show jewels to open in the autumn we plan to complete construction long before the end of the year said personnel can train a managers can gain experience in providing a good service however such a vast undertaking has not been without its problems presentation was in the region this week to check on

john cook saw taking all over russia officially starts in the countdown until the start of the sochi winter olympics about sea resort through a spellbinding celebration marking one year into the games get under way. at the construction already completed and much work is still ahead. fireworks lit up the sochi sky this week marking exactly a year to go before the winter games begin since two thousand and seven piece by piece the city has been putting its elim picturing together in the company in charge of construction says russia will be ready and. we plan to introduce all the facilities before the games start training facilities are ready practically all of them of hosted test competitions all hotels and limpid villages are in the final phase of construction being referred to and furnished their share jewels to open in the autumn we plan to complete construction long before the end of the year said personnel can train a managers can gain experience in providing a good service however such a vast undertaking has not been without its problems presentation was in the region this week to

john cooke: i had a dream where janis was on stage. and it was the end of the set, the end of the encore. and, that was maybe a month or so after she died, and i felt like it was janis coming to say goodbye. janis came down the ramp, and there was this little girl needing approval and comfort and she said, "was it okay, was i okay?" and i said, "you were great!" [ ♪ theme ♪ ] >> bill: hello friends and neighbors! good thursday morning. great to see you this morning. early in the morning here on current tv. welcome to the "full court press." for the next three hours we'll be telling you all about the big stories of the day. whether it is happening here in our nation's capital around the country or around the globe we're on top of it. we'll give you a chance to tell us what you think about it at 1-866-55-press. there's lot going on this morning here in washington, yesterday, congressman jesse jackson jr. pleaded guilty to misuse of campaign funds. it looks like he and his wife will be spending some time in prison. very sad to see his car

is s&p cooked? john eagan, ceo of eagan jones rating company joins us exclusively to react. >>> the entire electronic industry could be turned upside down. foxconn workers in china will get the first free union vote. these guys produced 40% of the world's electronics. will this push up the price of your smartphone? you might want to embrace for impact. even when they say it's not it is always about money melissa: first let's take a look at today's market moments. stocks recovered after the worst day of the year. solid u.s. and european economic data helped put the bulls back on the track. the dow briefly climbed back above the 14,000 mark and pared session highs closing up 99 points. nasdaq and s&p 500 each gained more than 1%. >>> starting off tonight with president obama's big plan. using immigration reform to achieve a quote, balanced deficit reduction which the president says i i crucial for economic growth and competitiveness. he met with top ceos and labor leaders today. live from the white house w

in cook county the law gives johns a choice.he case in court or pay a steep fine and have the arrest wiped from their record. we tow their car, it's another 500. it ends up being about $1,170. the money that we get from the fine goes to the women justice relief. >> if you wind up paying, you come here. >> and these guys all the way pay within 24 hours cash. >> in keeping with the county's request for discretion, we have agreed to obscure the identities of the johns arrested today. >> it is what it is. i don't judge. i've had decisions with the men that we've brought into custody. it's abundantly clear to me that they certainly don't come around our area anymore. we do it so often that a lot of people are thinking twice about what they're doing. it's not worth the downside of having their entire life thrown out there. >> in the two years since cook county police started slapping fines on johns, they have generated more than $100,000 for the women's justice program and have yet to reencounter a repeat offender. detectives now turn

cook it safe? [ blows whistle ] [applause] john: we heard the "state of the union" or government is the solution but have a dream my president walks to the podium to say that's. [applause] john: ank you. i am so happy. i wind but now i realize somebody has to be the grown-up. i know speaker gaynor said the don't have the spending problem but i remember that but we do. will catch our history. for most of the life government was relatively small federal, state, and local government spent less than five a dollars per person in today's dollars that is all we spent government was less than 5% of our economy when america grew the most even limited government had plenty of money for the louisiana purchase, a civil war, a transcontinental railroad, it became the richest and most powerful country in the world then gornment grew. here is a role for one, a world war ii, notice size came back down again then it has gone straight up with did johnson said government can cure poverty. and we created welfare payments so government grew. but they need more investment but they did not work. so on their own when gover

we're expecting the lieutenant to call the presser to order and after that, sheriff john mcmahan as well as paul cook and kevin lacey. let's listen in. >> before we get started, i'd like to make some brief introductions. with us today is sheriff john mcmahan. chief sergio diaz from the riverside police department. chief vergarde chief charlie beck, dave singer from the u.s. marshals, special agent in charge, tim delaney from the federal bureau of investigations. assistant chief, state of california, department of fish and game and chief bill siegel, california highway patrol. if you have any questions regarding individual or specific questions about their individual investigations, please hold those until all the question and answer period and with that, i introduce sheriff john mcmahan. >> good afternoon. the events that occurred yesterday in the big bear area brought to close an extensive man hunt for a murder suspect, christopher dorner. our deputies in big bear responded to the report of a stolen vehicle with the subject matching the description of dorner. he crashed that vehicle and carjacked a

cook. >> reporter: john mayer recently bought a 15-acre spread here along the yellowstone river in westernn't make it to records. >> reporter: the 35-year-old singer came here to recover from vocal surgery and from some self-inflicted wounds in the media. i would think the minute you saw a paparazzi photographer you'd want to come back here. >> you know what? they can't get certain things. they don't know what i'm thinking. in a way being forced to stop contributing has been the greatest thing in the world because now i've got three years of capital built up with nobody quite knowing what's on my mind. ♪ >> reporter: one of the most successful singer/songwriters of the past decade john mayer has scored three number-one albums and seven grammy awards. but a succession of celebrity girlfriend --s jessica simpson jennifer aniston, taylor swift and now katie perry -- has made him a leading man in the tabloids too. and at times obscured his talents as a guitarist. do you third your public image ultimately has clouded respect for you as amuse i cannian? >> it's not ideal. i wish that i was only

let's talk about the cash pile, and john, the expectation there in advance of this, these conference or analyst conference tomorrow with tim cookexactly what he could say, john, that could move the stock. >> i think the place to start, a lot of people are forgetting, they have around $137 in cash and equivalents. the stuff not in the u.s. is really difficult for apple to repay tree ought without a big penalty. we are talking in the neighborhood of $40 billion. it seems like from what apple put out in the statement last week, they are planning to do some sort of extra thing beyond their announced dividend. but it is a smaller pile of cash than people talk about. >> let me bring in molly woo had from c-net. do you they they get in terms of how shareholders are feeling a the moment and how do you think he will respond? >> tim cook has been an executive who is very plug need wall street and move of shareholders. i think that he, possibly more than steve jobs would have, is probably sympathetic to the shareholders and will offer a bonus or something to keep them happy. >> is that enough, though, is the issue. >> exactly. >> the expe

puck is offering a six-course year of the snake tasting menu and even a special dumpling cooking class. source chef johnth the new year. welcome back. >> thanks for having me. >> the year of the snake. what's on the tasting menu? i hope it's not snake. >> we have a play on snake. the fish that's wreaking ha ini on the potomac. >> what's it taste like, chicken? >> just like chicken. no, snakehead, it's a great fish. it's a good cooking fish, it stands up to cooking methods. >> and we are going to make something special today. something that you're an expert at. tell us about it. >> i don't know about expert. but certainly something personal special that i love to eat. it's a traditional dish served during the chinese new year. on the eve of the chinese new year, traditionally, we have dumplings. so we're having a teaching class. >> i'd love to learn. let's do it. >> this is super traditional dumpling. simple. we have pork. a nice fatty pork. >> sausage, too? could you buy sausage? >> you could buy sausage. this is raw pork belly. same kind as bacon just not baked. it's ground. and pork fat. that's going

john. >> i'm usually with the einhorns the luster off tim cook, i'm a bear. >> brenda: jonas, your prediction? >> a lot of fallout for the blackout at the super bowl. but destiny child and columbia neighbor. >> brenda: gary b, bull or bear. >> it's up a million percent at least wait for a pullback. >> brenda: your prediction. >> i like hasbro, they own monopoly, got rid of the awful iron. >> brend jonas, bull or bear. >> not for me. >> brenda: forget boardwalk and park place, where the real location is, coming up next cavuto on business and the rest of the business block. >> from the super bowl to the super bust. i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. ravens may be champs, but the city looking like chumps. financial ruin and the highest taxes in the the state take a toll and should the democrats in washington take heed because just this week, a group of them unveiled a 300 billion dollar tax hike they say will help pay down the debt. can america afford it? to ben stein and dagen mcdowell, along with adam lashinsky and gary k, more taxes? >> jumpy, mo yummy, more taxes course not. you hand it i

john. >> i'm usually with the einhorns the luster off tim cook, i'm a bear. >> brenda: jonas, your prediction>> a lot of fallout for the blackout at the super bowl. but destiny child and columbia neighbor. >> brenda: gary b, bull or bear. >> it's up a million percent at least wait for a pullback. >> brenda: your prediction. >> i like hasbro, they own monopoly, got rid of the awful iron.

john. >> i'm usually with the einhorns the luster off tim cook, i'm a bear. >> brenda: jonas, your prediction? >> a lot of fallout for the blackout at the super bowl. but destiny child and columbia neighbor. >> brenda: gary b, bull or bear. >> it's up a million percent at least wait for a pullback. >> brenda: your prediction. >> i like hasbro, they own monopoly, got rid of the awful iron. >> brenda: jonas, bull or bear. >> not for me. >> brenda: forget boardwalk and park place, where the real location is, coming up next cavuto on business and the rest of the business block. >> from the super bowl to the super bust. i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. ravens may be champs, but the city looking like chumps. financial ruin and the highest taxes in the the state take a toll and should the democrats in washington take heed because just this week, a group of them unveiled a 300 billion dollar tax hike they say will help pay down the debt. can america afford it? to ben stein and dagen mcdowell, along with adam lashinsky and gary k, more taxes? >> jumpy, mo yummy, more taxes course not. you hand it

overall jon fortt live at the goldman sachs technology and internet conference where tim cook took the stage. you know, john, it's interesting. the man is a very clever man. he knows that his company has lost a quarter of its market cap. he knows today would be the day he could start to reverse that. yet he said nothing really that investors could grab hold of. what was the body language, because you were in there. what was the body language on returning cash to shareholders? >> simon, the overall message was stop freaking out. everything is fine. we're going to return cash. we're going to do it our way. we're not going to do it the way einhorn seems to want. other messages investors will find interesting, margins, emerging markets and innovation. number one on margins, he seemed to say, yes, i've had many, a little margin hit. through supply chain cost management, volume, halo effect, people who buy many, buy other devices, we expect margins to come back up as they have in the past. on emerging markets, never say never in a sense. the only thing we'll never do it put out a crappy product, talking to a chea

>> well, the first go around back in the summer of 2011 he and john boehner went behind closed doors met in secret, cookedame known as the grand bargain. he had given entitlement cuts, boehner would find $800 million in revenue and that worked well until joe biden maybe accidentlily told eric cantor the number two republican and the bile rival with boehner that they were holding negotiations, and he didn't like that. they pushed everything down at the election creating at the time the fiscal cliff which was as one person in our film called a suicide event strapped on to the economy and waiting to be detonated. after the election obama sits down with boehner. they wait until the middle of december because obama has been slow walking boehner's proposal were right after the election. and the president is pretty tough. he doesn't want to give anything that he was giving away back in the grand bargain talk. and he doesn't think boehner at $800 billion is giving him enough. that's a signal right there that things are not going to go well back in december, and we know now that they're not going well looking into

cooks who wrote to john and next. >> good morning. thank you for taking my call. the reality of it is afghanistan is based on -- it does not matter if you are a reporter not. if you criticize cars said today. your life is very short. i want to ask abdul purity you have protection if he say something that the talent and does not like he does not like. it feels up a big man in afghanistan. anytime somebody " says that person, they never see the days of life again. the reality of the freedom of press to me is like a joke. you cannot have the freedom of press and afghanistan. every tribe protect their tribes regardless of whether it is wrong or right. >> can you hang and the line until we get an answer and we will come back to you. >> i think what john is saying as really not the reality of it. i do know if he can get the kind of description that we have an afghanistan. it could go to my physical, and also to my would walk and see what i am doing as a normal citizen, a government criticized cars i, criticized the way that people somehow are creating the problems, they

john? >> turned out to be a love fest from shareholder perspective. tim cooke it clear that apple was not going to say anything more about returning money to shareholders. many here seem to like it. let's go through some of what he had to say. it was interesting to see calpers and others rally behind management in its take on the einhorn versus apple battle over handling of preferred shares. apple saying they want shareholders to be able to vote on any issuance of preferred shares. einhorn didn't like the way that was bundled into proposal number two which ended up not coming up for a vote because the court said it couldn't come up for a vote. dissident voices coming in support of apple management here. einhorn was not here. going down some of the votes, entire board looking to be re-elected based on preliminary vote count. human rights proposal, someone proposing the board have a special human rights committee. that was voted down. which apple wanted. there was a proposal that executives be rider to hold a third of their stock until retirement age. that was a

>> a few doors down at this sports bar, john laska is finishing up his shift as a cook when he hears. >> i heard one distinctive pop and then three more following it, and i knew it was a firearm being shot off. >> laska looks out from the door of the restaurant to see what the commotion is. >> i saw the car pulled away. i didn't know if those were the ones shooting or what the deal was. i made sure to note the car, what color it was, how many doors it had, and that's the description i was able to give the police. >> although it's a dangerous situation, laska wants to do everything he can to help. licensed to carry a concealed weapon, he goes to his car to get a concealed gun and runs to the crime scene. by the time laska arrives, the armed men are gone. >> police came to the area and cordoned off the area and their investigation took over. >> later that night, the man shot by the gun is found in a hotel parking lot five miles away. he dies of his wounds at a local hospital. with the help of laska's description, the abandoned car is found near the home one of the suspects. the other t

cook responding to calls. the company share more than a huge pile of money it managed to i a quire. shareholders want to share in the wealth. >> shareholders want to share. an economist, john recently pointed out there was more money in apple than in the u.s. treasury. tim cook has been encouraged to share that in a dividend. cook dismissed accusations from one big investor that am was hording money. cook saying apple doesn't have a depression era mentality. we are just conservative financially. now the timing on this is worth pointing out oh. last year cook attended the same meeting and then a few weeks later the company announced the first dividend. almost exactly a year ago today. one year doesn't a pattern make. if we want to see a pattern we expect in a few days for apple to announce a bigger dividend. young cool start-ups don't pay dividends. there is no pressure on facebook to return cash to shareholders. finding your first gray hair, a sign that if you want to take it that way you're older, less cool. less hip than you would like to be. you will find it out. at some point in the future. >> where there is one gray hair, there is more. >> apple doesn't want to be tha

john rain off and on cee lo green new york. if what is their-rain off and on- eloped. >> she is always a cook, good mother never worked outside home. >> very sweet. the happy couple has five children, 14 grandkids 16 great-grandchildren. so nice to see. >> a late wintry mix possible special in a cluster of town and early tomorrow morning. around here, just rainfall when we wake up for the morning commute. very light rain. not much. becoming gusty air tomorrow afternoon at especially on saturday. sunshine on the weekend. >> we like that part. thanks for joining us. we will see

you know, the idea that we have resourced 500,000 johns, the idea that tim cook was there an apple isng to be making the mac in the united states again. >> he mentioned that. >> yeah. rebuilding america by making it will in america is a very powerful message. it's one the democratic caucus and steny hoyer have been pounding on. i do a making in america exhibit at the county fair every year and have companies from throughout the region show what they can do right here in america. >> bill: the most powerful moment certainly came toward the end of the president's speech. i was in the gallery last year. this year, i washed it from home with carol. and i turned to her and said he hasn't mentioned guns yet. did i forget it? must have skipped a page. but boy, when he did, it was powerful? with the parents of the 15-year-old girl from chicago, so many from newton connecticut, gabby giffords. he said they are are the ideas i mentioned. it's not too long but it's powerful. >> parents mave and cleo are here along with more than 2 dozen americans with who's lives have been torn apart by gun viole

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cooks, walks the dog. i like it. i'm in for that. thanks you for joining us. and to our panel, diana and john is the power pitch. >> three yeses. how about you? we want to hear from you. are you in or out on biolite. cast a vote and let us know if you are interested or not. michelle? >> cool little stove there, tyler. all right, after the break. suze orman is back on the agenda. sky high gas prices and her unique take on where they will take a bite out of the economy. also coming up, their plan to change the world, think nobel prize. we're coming right back. great, everybody made it. we all work remotely so this is a big deal, our first full team gathering! i wanted to call on a few people. ashley, ashley marshall... here. since we're often all on the move, ashley suggested we use fedex office to hold packages for us. great job. [ applause ] thank you. and on a protocol note, i'd like to talk to tim hill about his tendency to use all caps in emails. [ shouting ] oh i'm sorry guys. ah sometimes the caps lock gets stuck on my keyboard. hey do you wanna get a drink later? [ male announcer ] hold

john hammond is right now as account executive. a former culpeper police officer has been sentenced to three years behind bars. he was convicted of shooting an while on duty a call.ng to all timestricia cook attempt to -- several times in her attempt to drive away. arlington county police have been investigating since after he was seen in an discussingvideo voter fraud plants. the video was posted online by a . he told ae group volunteer to look into the idea. as peer resigned director of his dad's campaign. the video producers did not cooperate in the investigation. hillary clinton has ended her term as secretary of state. it is a bittersweet moment. to leave this room for the last at ans secretary of state , but it gives me such great pride and pleasure thank you and know that the work will continue. i'm very grateful. thank you. [applause] senator john kerry was confirmed as her replacement on wednesday. to havingks forward some time for herself. looks forward to aving some time for herself. >> there was a glitch found in the president's health care law. it failed to fix the problem. some families that can afford a player coverage will not be able to get financial assistance from the g

recreating all the crimes of the presidential assassins from john wilkes booth to lee harvey oswald and they're all working together for the same cook credit cause and he wants to be in fifth assist sin -- assassin and the book begins. you can't make jokes about jews in virginia. you make a hanukkah joke and it dies right there i've been crazy obsessed with assassins, and when you talk to the secret service and ask them about people who tried to kill the president, there's nothing the assassins have in common, every age range, old, young, rich, poor, everything in between. no rhyme or reason to it but if you look at the four who were successful, you start to see the overlap. and obviously because it's a smaller group, and you see the pattern. interestingly, all four were successly killed the president were meticulously neat. none of them do drugs. they barely drink, and also barely known as troublemakers until it happens where they pull the trigger. what's also interesting to me is they were all four men with a cause. and when a couple years ago the government brought together a bunch of futurists and study what is the biggest threa

for baltimore coach john harbaugh gave the 65 minute work out an a plus plus saying the team is cookingn't feature one harbaugh brother against another but jim son jay works for the ravens. so also going to be father versus son. >> maybe that will tip the scale. maybe that will be our edge. beat jay he's really good. accepted him a few text letting him know how i feel in about him and i don't want to get him where people are thinking i'm talking to him so but i'm really proud what he's doing. i have heard he has done a great job. that means the world. >>reporter: randy moss drawn a lot of attention this week michael crabtree will likely have a bigger impact during the game. he's quickly become kaepernick go to receiver. rice has been impressed with the chemistry. >> crabtree my god he's like a new receiver. they have a connection. you can see that chemistry on the football field. i think whenever he has like one-on-one coverage kaepernick is going to throw him the football. >>reporter: last time the 9ers were in a superbowl san francisco routed san diego steve young threw a record 6 tou

cook political report." and we're joined by our old friend and political director john dickerson.nd the table here. is this sequester going to happen? i think it is. >> well, both sides are responsible for it, and both sides seem resigned to it. and some of the reason is, it's not like the shutdown in '96. it's a 5% cut for domestic programs, it's going to have a serious consequence for a lot of people. it's not like shutting down the government. and there are some expectation that maybe this issue could be rolled into the continuing resolution debate in march and you might get some resolution. but all that said, this is an absud way to do budgeting. across-the-board cuts, they do waste, but they also do meat inspectors. it really is a heartless mindless brainless way to do budgeting, but it's the path of least resistance. >> schieffer: if they start laying off people at the airports, you're going to have airline lines like we have never seen before. and i don't know very many people who think things are really going great at the airport these days. >> yeah, i mean, i think he's e

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cooking. >> oh, oven mitt. >> yes. >> all right. it's a nursery rhyme. >> jimmy: that could be anything, john. [ laughter ] >> it's -- >> jimmy: "humptycrocodile. >> gator. >> okay, like, in the wild crocodile. what's the other one? >> after wild crocodile? >> right, but the other one is a -- another word for crocodile is -- >> alligator. >> so you like -- >> see you later, alligator. >> no, no. >> yes! see you later, alligator! is that right? >> jimmy: yeah, okay, very good. >> okay. >> jimmy: okay, you're not -- you're not chopping the ketchup. you're -- >> you're squirting the ketchup. >> jimmy: no, you -- [ laughter ] the opposite of ketchup is -- >> play-doh -- >> jimmy: no, the opposite of ketchup! >> mustard! >> jimmy: yes! you blank the -- >> squirting the mustard. >> jimmy: no, you're -- with a knife, you will -- >> cut the mustard. cut the mustard. >> jimmy: yes! [ buzzer ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ that means you lost. it means you lost. you were stuck with the buzzer! well, if molly wasn't talking while i was explaining the rules -- [ laughter ] no, no, no. molly, when you're stuck with the buzzer, that means -- and it goe

john, thanks very much. in the internet age anyone can be targeted by hackers, turns out even former presidents. today a web site posted e-mails that were hacked from the account of dorothy bush cook the daughter of president george h.w. bush. in some of them her brother george w. bush wrote about their father's recent health issues. the family issued a statement calling this "an outrageous breach of privacy." the secret service is investigating. there is an update on malala, the 15-year-old crusader that the taliban tried to murder. we've got an answer on what caused the lights to go out at the super bowl. and we'll take you to one of the world's great spectacles. meet 80 million pilgrims when the "cbs evening news" continues. suffer from is bigger than we think ... like the flu. with aches, fever and chills- the flu's a really big deal. so why treat it like it's a little cold? there's something that works differently than over-the-counter remedies. prescription tamiflu attacks the flu virus at its source. so don't wait. call your doctor right away. tamiflu is prescription medicine for treating the flu in adults and children one year and older whose flu symptoms started within th

john benjamin. >> ready watson. >> gilbert gottfried. >> impressive. >> go tell it on the mountain. stuart: apple ceo tim cookting with investors that apple is very involved in active discussions about returning cash to investors. he also says david einhorn's idea of a special fear of high dividend paying stock is, quote, creative. all quote -- also said apple has considered and acquisitions. apple stock is down $5. overstock.com announced its chairman of the board had return will take a leave of absence for medical reasons. stock is down. netflix struck a partnership with dreamworks animation to produce the first-ever children's tv series for netflix based on the upcoming film called turbo. netflix stock is up $186 a share. national average for gas, $3.60 a gallon. more in a moment. [ male announcer ] at his current pace, bob will retire when he's 153, which would be fine if bob were a vampire. but he's not. ♪ he's an architect with two kids and a mortgage. luckily, he found someone who gave him a fresh perspective on hisortfolio. and with some planning and effort, hopefully bob can retire at a more appropri

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cook. that could be overturned. today is secretary of state hillary clinton's last day on the job. this afternoon she will speak to a state department employees before she leaves. her successor johnn today. kerry. you would think that the forty- niners quarterback had enough pressure to win. >> red robin learn that a quarterback like to go there for dinner. so the company offered him a free food for life if he wins on sunday. all customers, a san francisco area locations also get a two for one burger deal with a forty-niners win. many football fans anticipating beyonce's halftime performance at the super bowl. >> the nfl asked if you ravens fans and 49ers fans to share some of their favorite beyonce songs. >> love songs but i'm just that we cannot watch the halftime show. >> ♪ i'm a single 80, i'm a single late-daydy ♪ and i will tell my teammates i did that. >> vernon davis should stick to his day job. his singing was not bad. >> ♪ if you like it, puts a ring on it ♪ [laughter] was happening with the weather? there is snow coming down. >> it is light, but a few spots are starting to accumulate a little in the grassy areas. roads have been treated. hopefully the commute will be o

john's approach. he lets jim do the talking. we'll be back with them later on. fun stuff. >> i concur. [ female announcer ] pillsbury crescents are awesome. but when i cookup, relish and cheese, cover it with crescent dough and pow! cheeseburger crescent casserole. double awesome. pillsbury crescents. let the making begin. here's a better idea. pillsbury grands! flaky layers biscuits in just 15 minutes the light delicate layers add a layer of warmth to your next dinner. pillsbury grands biscuits let the making begin. >>> welcome back, everyone. 6:45. we're covering breaking news this morning from the south bay. you are looking at a live picture. that's a greyhound bus that was pulled over this morning. this is at burnle and 101 in san jose. some sort of altercation on that bus with the driver and possibly passengers including a minor on board that bus. few details are going right now. we have located the bus as you see in live pictures. santa clara is covering this in conjunction with chp. we are closely following trying to get new information and details. breaking news going on this morning. also there is some in oakland. amber alert is in effect for a

john huntsman, former governor of utah, last week he announced his new position after being opposed to it. pam cookill have more on this within the republican party. that report is coming up at 7:45. >>> the army private accused of sending thousands of classified government documents to wikileaks will be back in court in maryland today. private first class bradley manning has agreed to plead guilty to reduce charges for 10 of the 22 counts he faces. the judge may consider a move to dismiss all charges on the grounds that manning has not received a speedy trial. manning has spent more than a thousand days, about three years in prison without a trial. >>> dennis rodman is visiting north korea. rodman and three members of the harlem globetrotters are with the crew from a new show about their trip that will air on hbo later this year. >>> in san francisco, a plan to install new bike lanes in north beach is very controversy. the bike lanes will be added in the northbound direction on polk street between market and mcalister. a group of business owners say they don't like it because it would involve remo

john fortt in the meeting right now. i'm sure we'll hear from him when he steps out. he said the meeting adjourned and the q&a has begun. one thing tim cookthe stock price. he said, i don't like it either and neither does the board or the other managers there. he said, where the stock trades versus a few months ago is disappointing, but the company is focused on the long-term. it is focused on its products and revenue and profit at the company will follow. on that innovation, he said apple has great stuff coming. he says, quote, obviously we're looking at new categories, we don't talk about them, but we're looking at them. and he started recapping the year in the product announcements there. touting the retail stores as the face of apple, of course. those are stores that a lot of companies have been trying to replicate as well. he then talked about the markets that the company is in, saying that they're in markets that are very fast growing, for smart phones and tab llets. the last fiscal year, interesting statistic, he says we grew by about $48 billion more than google, microsoft, dell, hp, rim and nokia combined. he says apple sales in