julius thomas.d. they're playing a physical game. and denver, offensively, has just failed to match that. >> joe: fake the handoff. manning steps up to the sideline. it got away. that ball floated from peyton manning. it's third and five. there's commissioner roger goodell, out in the seats. on this warmer-than-expected night at metlife. third down and five. manning. pass is caught by demaryius thomas. and one of the best throws we've seen from peyton manning. a completion of 18 yards. >> troy: it sure is. a back shoulder fade to demaryius thomas. and a perfect throw by peyton manning. and a throw that peyton said he will not attempt to make against richard sherman. >> joe: seven catches already. the pass was thrown flat-footed and caught by wes welker, playing in his third super bowl. has yet to win one. a gain of five. we're coming up on two minutes left. denver, two time-outs. we get a snap before two minutes. manning, the pass caught. first down inside the 30. julius thomas. and the broncos, doi

now we'll look at julius baer down 3.68%. missing profit expectations and it could hit the lower end of its target. carolyn is in zurich, can you explain these numbers, because i saw they are seeing a 34% increase in asset management. so they are seeing a re-shifting and re-focusing of the business. can they justify the premiums still based on these numbers? >> reporter: well, interesting question, this morning i talked to steve about evaluation of a stock, and goldman points out that this stock is trading at a premium to the sector, but goldman says it is justified because of good capital levels, it is very good longer term growth outlook. and key to the growth outlook, of course, is the acquisition and the integration of merrill lynch's international wealth business. that was introduced a year and a half ago, and julius has the work cutout for them in the process of transferring all the assets. as you pointed out, julia, it will be transferring fewer assets from merrill lynch than originally expected. now, this is of course

can jump around in the water the water doesn't recirculate we have one at the minnesota park and julius con race a feature where water coyotes and that's going off and the children's corridor in the said. >>and sadly at lafayette we've got a flowing river we're going to have to turn that off. we are going to establish that once a month so the embarrass can dry out and we check for leakages. >> denny are you doing any posting of signs to let people know this the temporary. >> yes. we are there will be a variety of signage why this is turned off and i'll be addressing more of these every time they'll see this they'll have signage. we are going to reduce the run time on our decorative fountains and dell sole those water usage recirculate symbolly we are going to put there a sign so people can see when they're back on. there's two big exceptions huntington at stole lake and a john f. kennedy drive we are going to leave those on the water falls recharger huntington rechargers one of those and they're the water feature that helps with allergy build up and prevents stagnation of the water so t

which i, like julius, i'm an optimist on, but you've got to invest in it if you want to get it. so something to think about. and finally, we talked about slow process, particularly when you throw in the international side. these are all good topics. i'll close by asking anyone have any final words of wisdom they want to share? >> i'll start off just by saying that, you know, the sharing is not the only solution. you know, i think that the mobile operators and the whole auction environment which is very good for the economy and the treasury and all of that needs to continue, and that's going to be done by vacated and cleared spectrum that can be sold at auction. so while i understand the report is promoting sharing and i think we've heard general wheeler say from his perspective sharing is really going to be the future, i think we as an industry and as an economy need to be thinking about how can we find more available spectrum to auction and provide the commercial mobile operators. >> yeah. first off, thanks for having us. no, i think it's, it is a balance, you know? i think to

which i, like julius, i'm an optimist on, but you've got to invest in it if you want to get it. so something to think about. and finally, we talked about slow process, particularly when you throw in the international side. these are all good topics. i'll close by asking anyone have any final words of wisdom they want to share? >> i'll start off just by saying that, you know, the sharing is not the only solution. you know, i think that the mobile operators and the whole auction environment which is very good for the economy and the treasury and all of that needs to continue, and that's going to be done by vacated and cleared spectrum that can be sold at auction. so while i understand the report is promoting sharing and i think we've heard general wheeler say from his perspective sharing is really going to be the future, i think we as an industry and as an economy need to be thinking about how can we find more available spectrum to auction and provide the commercial mobile operators. >> yeah. first off, thanks for having us. no, i think it's, it is a balance, you know? i think to

the high school after pulling his full- time shift as an eighth grade social studies teachers at julius west middle school. jamie raskin is a maryland state senator. >> essentially he groomed a victim in middle hool and then in his position as a part- time coach at high school had sex with his teen victims. >> reporter: spear was not prosecuted first because of his part-time status at the high school and second because the girl was age 16 which is the age of consent in maryland. raskin and supporters want to close the loophole. >> we don't send our kids to school with the expectation that the teachers and coaches are going to be trolling for dates and trying to sleep with the students. so i understand what the age of consent is, but this bill goes to exploitation of positions of power and authority over young people. >> reporter: raskin's bill has had hearings in the senate and awaits action in the houses of delegates where similar legislation has failed in the past. meanwhile the teacher, scott spear, resigned from montgomery county schools and he maintains his innocence. at montgomery

peyton overthrows julius thomas, the pass picked off by kam chancellor.hawks touchdown, made it 15-0. and you were thinking maybe peyton would get it together, make a game of this, but no. next drive, picked off again. this time, malcolm smith, your super bowl mvp, returns it for a touchdown. it was 22-0 at the half! still, you're thinking, the broncos can maybe make a comeback in this one, but percy harvin ended that quickly, returned the second-half kickoff for a touchdown. the domination would just continue from there. seahawks crushed the broncos 43-8 to win their first ever super bowl. richard sherman, their cornerback, he sprained his ankle late in the game, but nothing was going to spoil the feeling of being world champs. >> feels amazing, man. it feels like all the hard work, all the extra work, all the sore days, the extra lifting, the central film has paid off, man, and we've got a real good team and we really cemented our legacy today. >> well, it's disappointing for our entire team. we worked hard to get to this point, overcame a lot of obstac

julius thomas, the tight end, good for three.the denver offense. >> troy: you look at denver in the regular season, joe. they had the second-fewest three and outs in all of football. and so, not a great way to start this football game. the first play of the game, the snap over peyton manning's head. then, they come out after seattle's able to get a five-point lead, unable to do anything on the offensive side of the ball. >> joe: even after the penalty, and starting at the 35. short one. and a fair catch called for and taken in by golden tate. he plays safety. his name is kam chancellor. 6'3", 232. and demaryius thomas knows all about him. [] [ tires screech ] [ engines revving ] [ siren wails ] [ engines revving ] whoo! [ engines revving ] got anything faster? ow! [ engineevs ] [ male announcer ] go online now to see an extended look. [ engineevs ] maybe it's a seattle holiday and a denver holiday, but for the rest of you it's a day of watching a team that's not your team playing the biggest team of the year. that's rough! that's

byron maxwell getting physical with julius thomas. and i thought peyton manning, that afc championship game, put on an absolute clinic. but the execution is going to be required of them to get back in this game. it's going to be unlike they've done all year long. >> joe: peyton manning, the largest comeback of his career, 24 points. the game at san diego last year in october. out to his right. throws across the field. dangerous throw. k.j. wright was there to make the hit on knowshon moreno. a gain of six. and moreno, slow to get up. so, they stop the clock. third down coming up after this throw, back across the field. wagner and k.j. wright combined to make the hit. >> troy: the left leg got rolled up, the ankle. the good news, montee ball, they trust him in every situation. knowshon is a better blocker and pass protector. but montee ball's not bad. >> joe: four-man rush. and caught by decker for the first down. so, you had the first one to welker. this one to decker, for the two first downs of this possession. a completion of six ya

success of violence or the dentist and is not the only try of the musical dynasty his younger brother julius is one of the most promising new seasons of astana oprah after graduating from an american school in the us has decided to give his community his homeland which has gripped the wheel because the witness who could use the computer. when that any one of my life was when i moved to the us and went to dallas university. these gave me the chance to take classes of the concert master of the dallas seem phony or a kiss to be with my wonderful teacher and mentor was a landmark in life changing events. not only for my musical economy are done for me as a person in the custom of not going to stitch in me only two english please washington will go well the day. he's an ace the sunnis and the rest of us all in good spirit and purpose for man. he also possesses an undeniable term there is little doubt that another snow two weeks and will start signing in the world of classical music very soon. sublime is important that the new catholic school for this meme was one of the stranding on the staff. i

a baltimore judge says julius henson violated his probation by filing to run for a state senate seatnd sentenced him to four months in prison. henson is still on probation for creating the calls which encouraged black voters not to go to the polls back in 2010. he already served three months in prison. the judge put henson's newest prison sentence on hold for 30 days so he can appeal. >>> 4:58. someone, a member of virginia's -- someone wanted a member of virginia's republican party to step down because of a post on facebook. treasurer bob fitzimmons used inappropriate language to describe delegate barbara comstock. she's running for frank wasl's seat in congress -- wolfe's seat in congress. fitzimmons apologized claiming he thought the word meant something else. republican delegate crispies is asking gop leadership in the state to make fitzimmons resign. >>> in prince george's county, 200 families get to spend two more weeks in their homes because -- before they're economiced out. a court injunction -- kicked out. a court injunction will keep the water on at the lynnhill condos in t

brazil goalkeeper julius ceasar who signed on loan from championship side queens park rangers exactlyfour year old is out of favor at loftus road with still first choice people for the world cup hopes to start one of five assyria add titles with into milan as well as the champions league and club world cup in two thousand and ten he joins a former top them striker jimmy and defo adds to rondo coach by retired new zealand defender ryan nelsen. i'm moving on to outlets six and pole vault legend such a good book looked on as french olympic champion the no love will need broke the ukrainians twenty one year old world record and him because own city of donetsk walked onto the track to congratulate the twenty seven year old after he cared six point one six metres on his first attempt to go one centimeter higher than the record is that indoors in february one thousand nine hundred three and two more than the ukrainians outdoor market cheating nine hundred ninety four new heights set indoors or out or accepted as world records in the pole vault. tennis and the mania simona halep has claimed t

privacy rights where we're joined live now by one of the activists of the group behind the legal action julius made some via thank you very much for coming on to the program are you from the chaos computer club what you hope to achieve by bringing this lawsuit. well we see we have strong indications that the german government. or work together with the american spies on every all of our digital lives and beyond at the moment even if the whole media was covering about based very very passive and they it for us it looked like we were just waiting until the storm is over and that's why we want to force the federal prosecutor to. start really a real investigation on what is going on and went wrong and hold the governments not only the american all the others are in true invading our digital lives well the authorities to say don't know the surveillance is needed for the sake of national security what alternative do they have. well they have many alternatives and it's still not proven that any of these murders really help finding terrorists and all the other excuses they find i think it's just a que

said you have to have an agent so i went to an agent named jeff hunter who became who was a rose julius agent who i became good friends with. great guy i did two plays with him so they seize are you going to work for a job have a public dinner i went down the public theater i sang a song called i love to be as heavy as jesus and for this gentleman named jim steinman he got up and said can you wait here and as he was passing me that because it was got a great sense of humor he said you're as having this three jesus by the way and left brought joe papp and this army of people back and i say all of it for joe he had me sing something else and me a script and said they got a character and that's jim steinman and that's how we got it held together but everybody knew me as an actor so if i would go to a restaurant in new york people come up go where you just been as you like it it is shakespearean it did at the delicate as it i was they said great job and so that was fine if people come to you like that's why i don't want to be a superstar legend i like people who respect my work and enjoy my

jesse in 1990 -- 1998 you were the orange julius ambassador to every mall in jersey. >> one of the locations i pulled up and it was closed. i never noticed there was a bad ass ambassador. >> there have been worse ambassadors. cynthia strom and she spent tons of money on booze and luxury housing. >> are you complaining about that? >> i say there have been worse. >> how about o.j. simpson? he was never in a herself -- a hertz rental car. and by the way, that's not necessarily a recent reference. >> i did it because you did your o.j. simpson joke. >> as a former ms. new york who lived in jersey, you kind of must sympathize. >> i am from new jersey. i represented new york at miss usa. gyre like the opposite of our -- >> like the opposite of the football team. >> i started a support group with this gentleman you just saw. we are looking for members. >> these are people who pretend to be things they aren't. >> exactly. what he should have done, you get on the phone as soon as you get the call because you are up for this job and you call your travel agent and you get to argentina. vacation, work. >

sensibly decided how to balance the release of its day the julius going into the trial of the former chairman of the irish punk and two other former executives. you do. welcome to six long. minister for health james riley has apologized to those families affected by failures in maternity care of the midlands regional hospital port leash. dr body was responding to last month's report by the rt investigations unit into the deaths of four babies over a six year period the program revealed serious failings in their medical care and long delays in informing parents by their babies have died. up to riley is or report from his chief medical officer said he was a poll for two families were still on the way of investigations into their cases. last night's document revealing ortiz investigations unit to date and the serious shortcomings the portuguese hospital's maternity units. choking is disturbing as those findings were. it's now a marriage that midwives at the hospital had expressed concern over working conditions and staffing levels at the hospital. as far back as two thousand and six. pr

, i think we're are going to start seeing more spectrum sharing-type technologies given the band juliustalked about. , sensingof databases the challenging you have with 11ac can be problematic and trying to figure out how you would make that work. i think there are going to be other types of applications. maybe a database is more .ppropriate i think 1750 5-1780, we will see some sharing their with geographicperations base. as we move forward, i think from an industry perspective, we will get the opportunity to showcase some of the opportunities that lte has to offer and we have invited dod to participate in the demo where we share the information next month. >> in the end, i think the goal is we are getting as much out of the space as we possibly can. they have the opportunity to develop and implement them. from a technical standpoint, we talk about the spectrum below three gigahertz, but when you really get down into what is , you start to understand that all of the low hanging fruit was not so low to begin with has been picked. you are down to what i mentioned before and you start to

one was built by julius caesar, the other built by little caesar. [ laughter ] [ applause ] pizza-pizza steve: pizza-pizza. >> jimmy: but during the same town hall, chris christie said that he is still holding out hope that he and bruce springsteen can be friends. in response, springsteen was like, "one, two, three, no." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] maybe they could. they could be friends. major business news. this week facebook bought a a messaging app called "whatsapp." [ laughter ] whatsapp, for $19 billion. in an effort to hold on to teenagers who no longer think facebook is cool. yeah, whatsapp. [ laughter ] nothing says cool like an app named after a budweiser commercial from the '90s. [ laughter ] whatsapp. [ cheers and applause ] i just want to know, because i currently have the app -- "yo quiero taco" app. it's for sale. $5 billion. that's all. i'm only asking $5 billion. [ laughter ] yo quiero taco app. >> steve: yep. >> jimmy: yep. really cool man. this doesn't really surprise me. i saw a new survey found that 25% of americans admit to coming to work even when they're

in 1998 you were the orange julius ambassador to every mall in jersey.ble to slide by. >> yeah. one of the locations i pulled up and it was closed. so -- yeah. i never noticed there was a bad ass in ambassador. that's really cool. there is, though. >> is there? >> there have been worse ambassadors. cynthia strong the ambassador to luxembourg, spent tons of government money on booze and luxury housing. o.j. simpson -- >> are you complaining about that? >> i'm saying there have been worse ambassadors. >> how about o.j. simpson? he was the hertz rental car brand ambassador. he'd never been inside a hertz rental car, and he cut his wife's head off, so that's a way worse ambassador. >> you've made a point there. by the way, that's not necessarily a recent reference. >> i did it because you did your o.j. simpson joke. >> all right, joann. as a former new york, miss north korea -- new york, who lives in jersey. >> i'm from new jersey. but i represented new york at miss usa. no, i started a support group with this gentleman we just saw. who are looking for more

mad son-in-law after new darling by marketing the most charismatic players such as magic johnson, juliusirving and michael jordan. >> sturn used the momentum of the late 80s to push growth of the game into the '90s as he spearheaded to put them in the olympics, the dream team of the 199 the 2 olympics led to an unprecedent the growth of the sport domestically and abroad that led to the creation of the women's basketball association, the addition of seven knew nba franchises and skyrocketing viewership of the nba finals. he guided the league through some of the darkest moments, magic johnson revealing in 1991 that he was hiv positive. >> it was horrible. you know, initially just because we sort of knew that magic was going to die because that was the conventional wisdom. two lockouts by the owners resulting in the loss of games during the 1998/'99 season and the 2011/2012 season, the fight between the pacers and the pistons that spilled into the stans in 2 open 04 resulting in 146 games worth of suspensions and $10 million until lost wages for nine players. and, the gambling scandal invol

>> united methodist bishop julius kimball leading a prayer and dispatching leaders.y line up and took their spots. they knelt before the white house gates. prayed for an end of deportations. they prayed in front of the white house singing "amazing grace." d.c. officers moved in preparing to make the officers then they did. they started by taking away the activists' signs then they started slowly handcuffing them one by one. escorting them to the police vans where the clergy members and activists were photographed with a number and loaded into the vans. after one van was filled, they moved on loading activists into the next van. one by one until they were all arrested. 32 of them in all today. there's no direct line causality between getting arrested while you pray in front of the white house and getting a piece of legislation passed. the direct action today at the white house where 32 faith leaders and activists got arrested is moral persuasion. it's supposed to try to change people's hearts and dramatize the importance of this situation. tactic like this today and l

julius tim shank co, as david was talking about, spent arrest for her ties, corruption ties to an energy company, you're absolutely right. we hear yanukovych, the president just run out of town, there are millions of dollars, apparently reportedly found in document that is he left behind showing money being funneled into local bank accounts, to offshore accounts and accounts in switzerland and austria, all over the world. but it is a part of the culture. and i think the move for those ethnic ukrainians that wanted to move more towards the european union and perhaps believe in more democratic and less corrupt atmosphere, the fact that yanukovych looked back to moscow was the final, you know, the straw that broke the camel's back and that's what fueled all of this how this will all play out, i don't know. putin is certainly playing a heavy hand but how far is he prepared to push it? gerri: and the beat goes on here. we've been covering this for the past hour. the president just speaking on the situation that's developing in the ukraine. peter barnes in washington now, has congressional rea

is cleopatraegend seduced julius caesar with the, that is sweet, it has raspberries in a.question? --they run out of champagne with all the sales in december and then in january they were now? out., they don't run the 2013 harvest is lower so there is a supply and demand issue. the demand for champagne probably is never going to go out. around the world, rosÉ champagne is about 10% of the exports and in this country we represented about 17% of that. it is very, very popular, but there are some brands that are worth it and some brands may be not. >> champagne is one of the things people will be splurging on this valentine's day. flickinger, you have done research on how much people are going to spend this year. >> what we found was shocking. women will spend less than $50 and men will spend $108. to jennifer's point, a lot will be spent on champagne and quite a bit on experts. french champagne sail down to the lowest since 1977. o what we're saying is non-related linenger -- f lickengerwines.com, rosÉ doing the best and domestic -- >> united states went up -- >> which we ha

going to start seeing more spectrum sharing type technology, particularly given the 3.5 band that julius talk about. i think the concepts of databases, sensing, i think on the five-year expansion, the challenges with .11 c can be problematic in trying to figure out how to make that work. so i think there will about other types of applications with five years -- if it's not dss, then maybe a database is more appropriate. i think moving forward with -- i think the 1755, the 1780, we are going to see some sharing there with the satellite operations, geographic based, but then as we move forward, i think from the industry perspective, we're going to get an opportunity to showcase some of the features that lte has to offer and we'll be dog a demo with a vendor, and we invited dod folks to participate. that's next month. >> so, in the end the goal is that we're getting as much out of this space as we possibly can; that the folks who come up with innovative ideas, new industries, have that opportunity to develop and swim policemen -- and implement them. from a technical standpoint, we talk abou

start seeing more spectrum-sharing-type technologies particularly given the three dot five band that julius talked about. i think, you know, there's concepts of databases sensing, i think on the five gigahertz band the challenges you have with that 11ac and the ability to sense a wider bandwidth can be problematic in trying to figure out how you would make that work. so i think there are going to be other types of applications with, you know, with five gigahertz. if it's not dfs, then maybe a database is more appropriate. but i think moving forward with, i think, the 1755 to 1780, i think, you know, we are going to see some sharing there with the satellite operations geographic based, but then as we move forward, i think from an industry perspective we're going to get an opportunity to showcase some of the features that lte has to offer. and, in fact, we're going to be doing a demo with one of our vendors, and we've invited dod folks to participate in that demo where we're going to share that next month. thank you. >> so in the end, i think the goal is that we're getting as much out of this