with the president of the san francisco fed, john williams we just got that gdp data. there's oil plunging prices and chevron reducing their capital expenditures over the next year and we have a strong dollar raising another headwind in front of the u.s. economy. is this likely if any way to change the fed's view on interest rates and cause them to hold off on raising them? >> that eci number is really interesting to me because wages were going down. now they're going up but still very slightly. it's not really emblem attic of a tight labor market and with inflation where it is with oil where it is with wages where they are, why would the fed be raising in midyear, which was williams' prior forecast the last time we spoke. >> you'll have that interview coming up exclusively from san francisco with the fed president john williams at roughly 2:15 p.m. right here and only on cnbc. dom, market flash. >> tyler, we're watching all of the casino stocks. the big ones moving lower after the nevada gaming board said that las vegas strip gambling sank 16% in december. it was over

. >> that of course was san francisco fed president john williams. i don't know if we have that particular sound bite from eric rosengren where he talked about the different central bank policies away the world. rosengren it say it's possible to manage this tightening cycle in the united states without a lot of volatility. here's what he said. >> central bank balance sheets are in a very different position than they normally are. so that is an unusual fee which are of this cycle. we're in a different inflation experience. low inflation continues to be a problem in the major developed economies. >> what you hear them talking about is the idea of being very gradual in their tightening when it comes. williams stuck to the idea of consideration of rate hikes in the middle of this year. but both said that the pace of tightening would be very grad l gradual. not a lot of optimism about europe, but there is optimism that the united states could escape that elements happening ye overseas. >> remember how little concern they experienced in the last statement.

. >> reporter: john williams has good reason to diplomatically dodge.sident of the federal reserve bank of san francisco, fed chair janet yellen's old job, and his take on interest rates can move markets, since he now gets to vote on rates at fed meetings. we spoke to him this week at the annual economics convention, where he gave a talk on the fed's dual mandate: keeping inflation low while increasing employment and hopefully creating jobs. ♪ it's awfully hard to be a central banker ♪ economics country crooner merle hazard debuted an explanation on the newshour recently andtkjpperformed it at the convention. as he playfully puts it: ♪ i've got a dual mandate dual mandate ♪ i gotta keep pric stable while giving jobs to those who're able ♪ >> reporter: now fed officials usually fall into one of two avian camps: hawks, keeping a keen eye on inflation, and ready to lift interest rates to contain growth and hold prices steady, and doves, who'd prefer to keep rates low to further spur consumer and business spending in hopes of creating new jobs. you're a dov

next spring they'll perform off to the movies with john williams from "star wars" to "harry potter". disney is parents company of 6abc. thank you cable. for the slower internet upload speeds. for making me wait longer to share my photo albums. thank you cable, because if we never had you... we wouldn't know the incredible difference verizon fios makes. the numbers don't lie. in customer satisfaction studies, fios is rated #1 in internet speed and reliability, and hd picture quality. so join the millions who enjoy the difference fios makes. get a fios triple play online at an amazing price guaranteed for two whole years. plus now get $400 bonus with a two year agreement. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >> jeff wheer sports. power struggle in the front office. >> chip is the sdmran he wants to run the show his way with his people and jeffery lurie will give him that shot. eagles' coach chip kelly has all control over player decision roster draft free agency trade and howie rose man is no longer front manager. jeffery lurie says tell di did

was a harbinger of slower growth in the united states ahead, but one key policy maker, president john williams was not deterred. very optimistic for 2015. >> still very strong consumer spending. we also know that the consumer confidence is quite high and we're also seeing really good real income growth for households. i feel a lot of strength in the domestic economy. >> reporter: expects wages to rise more than they have been going up up 2.3% in the fourth quarter, about half of the level you'd expect in the healthy job market. we also see deflation rising to the 2% inflation target but won't happen until 2016. still support the federal reserve raising rates in the middle of 2015 a day that comes in the way you expect it. >> the round year is a good guess but we get close to the point when rates will be appropriate. i'm not predicting it will be june or any particular medium. >> reporter: falling to 5% the end of this year. we'll get a read on unemployment for wall street looking at the january report to come in with unchanged read at 5.6% and job growth expected to be strong again at 234,000.

. >> steve, what is the connection between the fed and john williams?he someone that -- i mean he has a big interest in that? >> you know my interest in music. so it's just basically trying to bring the two together. >> is he involved with the new "star wars" there? >> i can't think of a good joke with fed policy and star wars. >> normally you could. it's early, isn't it? >> i could. it wouldn't be funny and it would be a reasonable attempt and i don't have it. but i will tell you you're one of eight guys that made that john williams joke. he is of course by the way the san francisco fed president and we will have an interview with him -- >> oh that john williams. >> i knew you knew him. >> you didn't make that clear. >> i thought maybe you knew him. but he's the san francisco -- he's a voter this year. so we're going to want to follow him. he's going to sit down for an interview on "street signs." >> steve, what is the first quarter gdp going to be? >> we don't have an estimate on that joe. there's no tracking yet in terms of the cnbc rapid update. but

. >> reporter: san francisco fed president john williams said he's factoring that into his decision on whether to raise interest rates, but he says the u.s. is still on track for a midyear consideration of those rate hikes. >> the u.s. domestically has a lot of momentum a lot of tailwinds to the domestic side. the tailwinds that we have in terms of energy prices in terms of jobs can outweigh those weakness from abroad. >> reporter: but he chimed in when the fed starts raising rates, it can take its time. >> we may be a little more patient than we've been in the past. as long as we're experiencing very low inflation there's no reason for it to be particularly abrupt. >> reporter: the biggest concern is europe. outright quantitative easing from the european central bank but there's a lot of concern with interest rates already low, it won't do much good especially without deeper economic reforms to liberalize european economies. and those changes could help out the u.s. economy, although it might be able to withstand european weakness it would still benefit from european strength. for "ni

john williams says june is reasonable -- everybody is pushing and hedging and migrating their view on where the euro will go. will the rate cycle happen this year? can it happen this year? global bonds are at their lowest yield since 1996. 1.21% on a global basis. does it create asset bubbles elsewhere? not my job to know. 44 points for seven is where we are on west texas intermediate -- 44.47 is where we are on west texas intermediate. there you go, oil is on lower. three stocks which are in focus today. a little bit of retail. w m morrison looking for a new ceo, a stock up dalton phillips steps down or is stepping down. his performance is underwhelming. he delivered 5% negative value. the online shopping company waiting for that to open. six-month retail sales up, a 5% zonal pricing. they have full-year margins at the lower end. forecast lower than forecast and sales came in at 2/10 of 1% in the market was looking for 1.6%. >> that is the market open, equity markets just a little bit lower. greece of course remains a big focus, in exclusive interview with bloomberg, the greek financ

john elway and doug williams? >> were you whispering in her ear? you're right, congratulations, $100 gift card. >> more money. wow. this is a smart group. >> they are crushing it today. everybody knows dan moreno and that really launched his career, fantastic movie. >> great one, matt, to you. >> i think this is a hard question, i'll be honest. what's your name? >> lauren. >> lauren, here's a tough one. which of the following teams does not have a chance to play in super bowl xlix? is it the indianapolis colts, new england patriots, or the dallas cowboys. >> oh my god, the cowboys. >> eagles. >> right? >> she is right baby. >> yeah. >> absolutely. >> 100 bucks, yeah. >> i love the sports fans across the street. cowboys got knocked out, colts and patriots seahawks and packers are going to play. >> anyone you're rooting for in particular? >> i'm just rooting for good game. >> matt to you.

among the directors featured by author mark harris is george stevens and john ford, john houston, william for being with us. >> thanks for having me. >> you've been watching a special presentation of our reel america series. join us every sunday at 4:00 p.m. eastern for more archival films by government industry, and educational institutions. watch as these films take you on a journey through the 20th century. that's reel america every sunday at 4:00 p.m. eastern here on american history tv on c-span3. we'd like to tell you about some of our other american history programs. join us every sunday at 8:00 p.m. and midnight eastern for a special look at the presidency. learn from leading historians about presidents and first ladies, their policies and legacies. and hear directly from our chief

this is inaugural season for this 80 piece quark stra next spring they'll be performed with john williams from "star wars" to har write potter disney is parent company of 6abc that sounds great. >> that's dance of sugar plum fairy. >> cecily has the wake-up weather for you. >> no sugar plums for us tomorrow. we have rain and brief mix of sleet and freezing rain generally arounds the pennsylvania turnpike and areas north and west. tomorrow 9:00 and 1:00 be careful if you drive or live in highlight the areas there could be few slick spots n philadelphia, though this will be rain event 7:00, 31 degrees with clouds. by 10:00, rain is here. 34 1:00 38, 49 and temperatures store into 60s on sunday. a wild weather weekend. >> weird for sure. cecily thank you. >> thank you for joining us tonight. so the five keys to investing wisely in a down real estate market are... keyp your cool... mm-hmm. keyp informed... legwork. i recently became a partner in a new agency, so i put together a seminar to recruit first-time home buyers. i want to give 'em a step-by-step description of exactly what i can do f

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the way this happens there are four leading candidates, john quincy adams, andrew jackson william crawford and henry clay but you can only have three so henry clay gets thrown out. he happens to be the speaker of the house and is the most influential person. the corrupt the alleged corrupt bargain is free trade but if you swing the house to vote for me because you know andrew jackson is more popular i get to be secretary of state. there is no compelling evidence that this took place although there is some suggestive evidence. i showed you pictures of john quincy adams diary where he writes pages every day. the night he meets with henry clay is a page and a half that is blank. historians have speculated for ever clearly we all know what this means. but i think it's a step back from this. it doesn't matter whether not it was quid pro quo. henry clay would never have

san francisco federal reserve president, john williams, will be joining our own live in the hour. that starts at 2:15 p.m. eastern, 11: 15 a.m. eastern here on cnbc. one stock to look at today is coach, coh, one of its best days in a long time up 6.74%. and sales and earnings both topping expectations. still down over 12 months, but a good day nonetheless. who exactly is the 1% of income? well, it's different depending on where you live. check out this map that breaks down the 1% by state. we though that 380,000 is the nationwide average, but it differentiates gedepending wher you live. to highlight surprises, our cnbc wealth editor robert frank. good to see you. look at number one, the most expensive state is the hedge fund capital p connecticut. make $678,000 a year to get in the 1% compared to new mexico, $241,000. what else sticks out? >> well, the research was designed to show what inequality gap. connecticut the most expensive has the biggest gap between 1% and the rest. 51 times the average income for the 1% versus the 99%. now, hawaii is the most equal state because everyb

san francisco fed president john williams sits down exclusively with steve liesman. that interview just a couple of minutes away. >> and as we head to the break, a look at today's mystery charlotte. now, this index, perfectly timed the 2008 crash, and now it's trading at a 28-year low. the ominous answers. "street signs" returns. financial noise financial noise financial noise return on investment isn't the only return i'm looking forward to. for some, every dollar is earned with sweat, sacrifice, courage. which is why usaa is honored to help our members with everything from investing for retirement to saving for college. our commitment to current and former military members and their families is without equal. start investing with as little as fifty dollars. >> slowing more than you expected? >> no, it doesn't for me. you have to look under the hood of it to understand what was in that gdp relief. i still see strong consumer spending. we also know the consumer confidence is quite high. we're also seeing really good real income growth from households. i see a lot of

steve liesman has a live interview with san francisco fed president john williams in about two hours,ight here on cnbc. write all that music and run the fed. >> that's incredible. >> amazing. >> as we wrap up the busiest week of earnings this quarter there are two it tech names on the move. dominic chu is on the story. >> we have a couple big names. let's make it three to talk about. some big stories here. let's start with amazon.com, the stock is surging. see they're up by 13% after the company reported a quarterly profit of 45 cents a share well above the 17 cent estimate the wall street forecasts were looking for. gross margins rose to 29.5% from 26.5% the same time a year ago. the company also announced that it plans to start breaking out the financials of its cloud computing business. amazon web services, aws, in the next quarter. those shares again up pretty large today here. earnings not really as kind to google. posted weaker than expected quarterly profit on weaker than expected sales as well. the company was hurt by lower advertising prices as well as unfavorable foreign exc

lows here, the dow is off 259 points, this comes after we heard from san francisco fed president john williamsdovish talk even more dovish than we're used to hearing from him about an hour ago, saying the fed should be patient, there's no need to make the tightening pace anything but gradual. they will be data dependent. he talks about concerns in the other markets, but we're seeing no response, it seems, in the markets to these remarks. what do you make of that? >> yeah. i think that's really interesting and i think he pointed out one of the big risks actually for the global economy this year and that is, if the dollar gets too strong against currencies that are too weak, particularly the yen and the euro, you could have some global disruptions there just because of the currency exchange. but i think he's also pointing out that we really, when you look at these global commodity prices, we have a deflation issue just as much as we have an inflation issue. we've been thinking that the if fed is going to stay low longer than people think. i think the markets is just doing what it did last januar

i'll be talking to john williams the fed president later today to ask about this gdp number and the outlookt rate hikes. kayla? >> thanks so much, steve liesman, in san francisco. up next, one of the nfl's top running backs is with us to break down sunday's super bowl matchup, houston texans's star arian foster is here next on "squawk alley." >>> we were're just two days aw from super bowl xlix. no shortage of headlines the main event from deflate gait to marshawn lynch. let's get to dave brings in phoenix with a special guest. good morning, dave. >> hey, carl. good to see you. we're here with the second undrafted player in nfl history to rush for more than 6,000 yards, arian foster good to see you. >> likewise. >> you've been called a renaissance man, interesting man in the nfl, not because you're great on the field but because of the things you do off of it. one thing you're supporting is your wife's clothing line that is football theamed. >> it is. she actually came up with a -- an idea because there's a big market she found for women apparel for fashionable wear. she started wearing it

question will the fed lose patience and the reason i'm out here in san francisco as you said, john williamsn francisco fed president a new voter on the fomc will sit down with us with an exclusive interview with us tomorrow. >> maybe get clarity in the conflict you mentioned. quickly you told me a couple days ago you were 50/50 whether you thought the fed would raise in 2015. wavering at all? >> i rain rhee main 50/50. sorry if it's not helpful. i think the fed walked it back a little bit. >> better than being 60/60. >> at least the math works. the fed leaned against the market a touch, scott, one of the reasons for the volatility. the market had been getting ahead of itself, i think, thinking it was beyond june. the fed walked that back a little bit to give it flexibility to act in june if the data supports an act. >> steve, thanks. see you tomorrow afternoon with williams. look forward to that. what's an investor to do? let's get answers from our next guest. chris is cio at u.s. trust, and joining us from the t.d. ameritrade is rick edelman. he's been named the nation's top independent fi

in cheltenham we had a building fire at john russell circle between williams way and em way. in west norriton, forest avenue between main street and marshall another fire, so you have to get around that, and then we will go down to newark delaware, main street westbound at academy street is there a water main break so left lane is block there and finally some of the routes for septa buses as we talk about this earlier, not the whole route but portions of these routes are suspendedded, we're talking about 27, el bus, 22 at that route 55. be a away or that before you leave today. >> transportation officials are working to make it more safer this morning after two deadly accidents caused, by icy conditions yesterday. >> can you imagine, yesterday morning 24 hours ago we had three people dead, 30 people were injured and at least 60 cars and one accident smashed into each other. wrecks on the blue route, schuylkill. >> just a mess. >> i-95, man better today steve keeley. >> yes, for a couple more days and today is a monday, a holiday but we have a sunday morning kind of a day traf

or john williams was a top student won a scholarship at sacred heart cathedral threat where he playedituation a woman for the third key in the front door >>: he told her not the move will should--he will shooter she was hysterical. >> reporter: the victim's screams because her to move into action. >>: eyes are standing kick their at the corner i was running towards turkey-- toward turkey. --her. >>: someone pointed the gun in my face to my cellphone and my wallet. >> reporter: police have a limited description of the suspect. this is highly unusual on the >>: the kids place outside we all know each other >> reporter: she said that all changed. >> reporter: the move because busters is back, but it's getting a rowboat-- ruble was off the no pass. >> reporter: >> reporter:: i was explained, not an attack reports. >> reporter: coming up on the east bay a lot more--a lot of more sunshine. >> reporter:--we'll be back. female announcer: don't wait for presidents' day to save on a new mattress. sleep train's presidents' day sale is on now! save up to $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic. even

is george stevens, john ford, george stevens and john ford, john houston, william wyler and frank capra. thank you very much for being with us. >> thanks for having me. >> you've been watching a special presentation of our reel america series. join us every sunday at 4:00 p.m. eastern for more archival films by government, industry, and educational institutions. watch as these films take you on a journey through the 20th century. that's reel america every sunday at 4:00 p.m. eastern here on american history tv on c-span3. we'd like to tell you about some of our other american history programs. join us every sunday at 8:00 p.m. and midnight eastern for a special look at the presidency. learn from leading historians about presidents and first ladies, their policies and legacies. and hear directly from our chief executives through historic archival speeches. every sunday at 8:00 p.m. and midnight eastern here on american history tv. we'd like to hear from you. follow us on twitter @c-span history. connect on facebook at facebook.com/cspan history where you can leave comments and check out

in this case too with the john williams music for little darth and this music created by human for thehakes. people have really good sound systems. that also gets your attention as well. >> you know when it airs what part of the game? >> i think third quarter. >> third quarter. all right. i'll look for it. >> sorry. fourth quarter. >> pete, deutsche la. great ad. i love that. >> thanks, tom. you're so sweet. >> thanks for joining us. a former presidential candidate someone who ran against mitt romney on the g.o.p. side, not to run in 2016. herman cain joins us after this. tom: back to the big story breaking last hour. mitt romney makes it official. he says he is not running for president in 2016. here's a quote released by his spokesman. after putting considerable thought into whether to run for president, i decided to give other leaders in the party the opportunity to become our next nominee. herman cain joins us from atlanta. good to see you herm. what is your reaction for this announcement from mitt romney today. >> my reaction was a lot of consideration had to go into this decision

john: and yet robin williams was known as a joke stealer. >> huge, yeah milton berle and robin williamsbably the two legendary. john: they weren't run out of town. >> there's the anomaly that slipped doubt cracks legendary stories from the comedy store in l.a. about robin williams coming into the show room and someone would put him up against the wall by the throat and manager would write a check for stealing jokes. but yeah there's very few that get through, and they're labeled. people wouldn't go on stage when robin williams was in the room, after he got branded with that start will letter of joke thief. john: in 2006, comedian dane cooke was accused of stealing jokes from comedian louis c.k. and he invited him on the show to joke abit. >> 2006 was the greatest year of my entire life. i had a double platinum comedy album. first one it exist. i enjoyed it maybe, louie for two months two months before it started to suck. everything i read about me is how i stole jokes from you, which i didn't. >> i kind of think you did. john: so louis c.k. has him on his own show? >> yeah now louis c.k

. >> how would you like to be san francisco fed president john williams? could have seen a turn around in the market attributing a turnaround. no response. absolutely no response in the market. >> the dye was cast already. >> exactly. 20 moneys to go an ugly session. both sides of the atlantic. which side will do better this year? is it going to europe or the u.s.? seema modi live in london to take on dominic chu for a heated matchup. stay tuned. >>> selloff in oil and sending stocks into a tailspin today. >> all right. we have dominic chu saying u.s. markets with r the place to be this year and seema mody says there's more value across the pond. we hope to hear from her shortly. dom, take it away first. >> the u.s. markets, again, if you have make a case for why the u.s. is better than europe center first around when's happening with the economy here. whatever you feel about what's happening, we do know that at least the employment situation is slowly getting better and a lot of that's translating into a better economy. look at gross domestic product, ver

samuel washington, walter watters, william fox, john simms, young charles young, colonel, united states to their memory, sermon and stones and bronze. tribute to a grateful nation to commemorate their heroism and sacrifice of all colored soldiers who served in the various wars engaged in by the united states of america. but a lasting record shall be made of their unselfish devotion to duty. and in france at busey farms, the french people erected a memorial to the 371st infantry. this stone in the ground on which it stands are dedicated to the negro troops who fought and died here on april 21, 1918. 23 years later o june 15th 1941, an invading german army. yes, the nazis destroyed our monuments in france, but our monuments here stand and will always stand. the founder of tuskegee institute, booker t. washington 1856-1915. he lifted the veil of ignorance from his people and pointed the way to progress through education and industry. the late george washington carver, honored in the chemistry of agriculture and the men and women building the monuments of tomorrow, law, elected judge in new

then there is another fire in cheltenham, john russell circle between williams way and massey way. that area is closed. your alternate is cheltenham avenue. so that is how you get by. that make sure to check your bus schedules before you leave. a couple bus routes are suspended because of icy conditions. we're talking about route 22, 25, 27 and the el route suspended because of icy roadways this morning. alex. >> thanks, sue. >>> more on that fire were you just talking about a minute ago. breaking news in montgomery county. fire crews are out at linwood gardens apartment. this is a live look at the apartments. hopefully we will zoom out soon. the apartments have been evacuated there we go. we have a wider look there. there are still fire officials outside. the area has been roped off. right new we are not hearing any injuries. we are getting a look the at scene there. the fire units are on the scene. >> that is a huge response to this part of the house. it looks like it is under control. we don't see any flames smoke and fire fighters are not scrambling. >>> 6:19. we want to check

cheltenham south john russell circle between williams way and massey way. a building is on fire there avoid the area take cheltenham avenue as your alternate. make sure to check your bus schedules today because of a few bus routes that were canceled already. route 27 and route 22 route l, as well all suspended a at this time. so before you go outside, lauren, and wait for that bus make sure it is running this morning. >> all right, sue, thank you so much. >>> we will check with penndot to see how they are preparing for the roads for safe driving this morning. >> so charlie metzger is joining us on the phone right now and charlie i heard the salt trucks in my township going through my residential neighborhood. so glad to see that they are being pro active here because we saw the deadly mess yesterday. >> yes, that is correct. we have had crews outside overnight. we have had over a hundred trucks out right now, they are salting, and they are hitting the the problem area. we're get something calls for some icy areas, in bucks county, and in some spots in montg

we have a fire, avoiding area in montgomery county, john russell circle at williams way. the main roads are treated looking dry on the blue route at mcdade boulevard. southbound traffic heading toward i-95. you're doing just fine. your ramps and overpasses and bridges you'll slip a little bit as you exit off the main roads. >> let's go over to katherine scott she is live in roxborough known for all of its hills on a morning when there are driving concerns. >> reporter: there are concerns especially on the secondary streets and side streets that may not have been treated. we're at cinnaminson. there are slick spots out there whether it's on your walk to the car or the side streets. you want to watch out this morning. the hope is that this is nothing like yesterday morning which was a mess, there were multiple deadly crashes including this on the schuylkill expressway in upper merion. that was a chain reaction with three separate accidents involving 60 cars. one man died after he left a disabled vehicle and hit by a car. busses were brought in to bring the 30 injured people

>>> we have breaking news as a fire grew in montgomery county is at john rustle circle and williams waywhere we have an apartment fire. katy zachry will be live at the scene in about 15 minutes. >>> and we continue to watch for ice to form that could create dangerous conditions on the roadways however this is a live look at i-95 in south philadelphia. traffic is moving along rather slowly with people taking it slow this morning. right now, we are joined via telephone by penndot's spokesperson jean blong. good morning, jean. >> reporter: good morning. >> are you seeing anything that could help viewers out? >> because of where the temperatures are right at or below the freezing mark we are seeing state crews out overnight treating the state roadways throughout the five county and philadelphia region. at this time the major highways are moving smoothly, but we want to tell motorists to use extreme caution of refreeze. we have reports of bucks county with issues of refreezing. and with what jillian mentioned earlier, the concentrating on bridge decks also because they freeze faster. everyon

the importance here credence to mary daly at the san francisco fed who works for john williams who'sreserve that this year might be harder to get the wage gains we'd like to see than we had hoped. i'm expecting the unemployment rate to dip below 5% this year. and i know many within the fed system who now think 5% or lower may be where full employment is. i don't know that i'm there. this data suggests we need more work. >> diane, when do we see like a net positive from the plunge in oil? i'm trying to connect the dots of how you finally hire people. to offset the jobs we lose when they pull back. >> right. you saw some of that. the food and drinking establishments continuing to hire i think that is related to what we saw in terms of oil prices coming down. and i think that's good news. the construction employment up that was another good piece of information. and i think that's important. on the professional business services side we have seen a major shift away from temporary hires to more permanent hires. accountants, architects a lot is compliance. they're hiring a lot of accounta

william? >> johnou said, about an hour, it's incredibly difficult imagine scaling the wall with nothing to grab wider than this pencil or even the edge of a nickel. free climbing el captain has never been done before. it's considered the most difficult rock climb in the world. it's smooth sheer granite, straight p up. they're using no hammers or anchors, a rope will catch them if they fall but cannot be used to ascend. kevin and tommy climb largely at night using head lamps and the rock needs to be cold to prevent their fingers from producing too much perspiration. there's two pitches up the wall. pitch 15 very difficult. there's literally nothing to grab. a climber has to jump eight feet horizontally, both the hands and the feet leaving the rock to go vertical again. over 10 days, majorjorgansen fell -- the -- he succeeded. john basically they'll be resting tonight and they'll have a news conference tomorrow. >> incredible. thank you. we'll be right back. ing] everything okay? we're here because you'

now, we saw this with cnn's john king reporting there had been another arrest in the boston marathon bombing. but here is the risk that pete williams took john king took and others have take us taken on fox and elsewhere, even if you are right what is the great skool scoop in getting that ten minutes before everyone else? the risk is tremendous. >> i think the risk is grater than the benefit of being right. who cares? like k.t. said, people are looking at the internet every second. what does it matter if you beat another network by 35 seconds? >> it matters, mara. not just -- with social media today, if a tweet goes out that nbc news has a break in the story, people switch to nbc news. >> but it's not worth the risking is what i'm saying. in other words, the benefit of that is not worth being wrong. >> my point to you is that in 23 years, it is rare that somebody like pete williams makes a mistake like this. >> and i said that at the top. >> overall, the reporting on this was good overall. >> no i want to make a point here. the french reported there was a third guy, the 18-year-old. he's released now. the french reported that boume

plenty of performers are set to take the stage on february 8th including common, john legend, sam smith, ferrell williams just to name a few and you can only see the grammys right here on cbs-3. >>> former tonight show host jay leno is speaking out about the controversy earned ising fellow comedian bill cosby. >> he said his comedy routine was live on tv, and it would have been edited. leno added he thought it was quote fantastic the video was in the filtered when presented to the public. the cost bye has in the been charged in connection with any of the allegations. >>> lindsey lohan is under going treatment in london for a rare virus. twenty-eight year-old virus, contracted a virus while on vacation over the holidays. that is an incurable months keith he born virus that causes fever, joint pain and fatigue. sources say she has been released from the hospital but could suffer from the symptoms for several months. >>> many identity thieves to their work on line but some still rely on old fashion method but digging through your trash. that is why shredding your documents is so important. in this weeks ang

that's at john russell circle and williams way in shelton ham township. now investigators are working to figure out what started this fire. nbc 10 found this fire car, it happened early this morning. there are a lot of flames and smoke but we're told no one was hurt. >>> a vigil is planned for wednesday for the newborn baby burned alive in burlington county. donations were accepted to help pay for the baby's funeral. police arrested the infant's mother after witnesses reported seeing her dump the infant in the middle of the street in pemberton. an autopsy is scheduled for this week. >>> the investigation under way in cape may county today after a home owner shot and killed a suspected intruder. according to the press of atlantic city the home owner said he shot the man after he broke through a glass door at his lower township home yesterday. prosecutors identified the intruder as 21-year-old james weaver. there are no criminal charges at this time but prosecutors are still investigating. pennsylvania will usher in the wolf era tomorrow. york businessman t

. >> and back with reaction my studio audience including william and john the two brave men depictedt saw. john you were the last one rescued. that had to be tough. >> it wasn't a good day that's for sure. >> how long were you underneath? >> 22 hours. >> wow. amazing. did you think you'd get rescued? did you feel you would get rescued? >> there came a point late in the night i didn't think we were going >>> when the reality of what happened to you, what did you think? >> i was in buried in the hole. all i had was 12 inches around my head to figure out what is going on. i didn't know what the extent was i didn't find out the extent until a month and a half later. >> etc. tough. i want to say to my fellow americans who lost somebody, my heart goes out to you. we have to live as survivors. this is for me it's great. it adds another chapter to our lives. i think the only closure i'll have is when they'll bury me. we lost 37 officers my friend died three feet from me the pay back, the night that became on the news my wife said will, come watch this. i just sat down and tried to absorb it

. >> back with reaction my studio audience including womene inging william and john, the two great men you were the last one rescued. >> yes. >> that had to be tough. >> it wasn't a good day that's for sure. >> how long were you underneath? >> 22 hours. >> wow. amazing. did you think you'd get rescued? did you feel you'd get rescued? >> there came a point late in the night that i didn't think we were going to >> i assumed it was a car bomb that went off that, we had no idea of the extent when the reality of what happened to you, when you became conscious of that, what did you think? >> it was buried in a hole. i had the 12 inches around my head to figure out what is going on. and i didn't find out the extent until a month and a half later. >> i just want to say to all of my fellow americans who lost someone, my heart goes out to you. it's a tough thing for us because we have to live as survivors, being part of the show is something for me that is great because it adds another chapter to our lives i tell people the only closure is will have is when they bury me. we lost 37 police office