kelly king also. if you use you go to 155 so you just don't hit it exactly? >> i don't know why you guys don't listen to me. i give you the number every month. why won't you listen to me? >> you are good. >> it's amazing. you're the guy -- you're like zandi but this is a closer cropped hair. i've got to keep remembering that. >> i'm not as well paid. >> not as well. wait a minute. >> you're working -- >> didn't we join some kind of -- >> -- that's right. >> -- rolling -- >> bankster in training i guess is what you call you. jared, disappointing a little bit, i guess? in the rate went up also. jared? >> yes, what happened with the rate. i mean it went up to 7.9% and i guess you had an increase, i'm trying to get whether it was an increase in the unemployed over here -- >> employed fell 110, unemployed rose 117. the workforce virtually unchanged plus 7,000. >> okay. >> sort of on the high side. >> over the last several months. >> this is very much what i expect that i had 160 on payrolls, and 166 on pri

>>> let's get back to kelly king, the chairman and ceo of bb & t. he's got the last word. and that word is opportunity. you look at all the concerns out there. but you really do see some opportunities. >> i really do. it's interesting, we talk about the jobs report, 158, good or bad. we talk about gdp, minus one, plus one. all that is a power point. our economy is sluggish today, and there's no reason for it. we have a wonderful country. we have great resources, we still have a free world, the opportunity to move forward. here's my message to the leadership in washington, get in the game. >> thank you. >> join us on monday. have a great weekend. "squawk on the street" starts right now. >>> we have breaking news on this jobs friday. welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm melissa lee, with carl quintanilla and david faber. we're closing in on 14,000. a leg higher in futures just moments ago. the dow looking at 112 points at the open. the s&p 500 looking at about 11 at the open. of course, this is after the best month for january, since january of 1987. as for the picture ove

. >> reporter: kelly paid tribute to caroll king and the late patti page after winning for best pop albumr: it wouldn't be the grammys without one of a kind moments. and los angeles police department did tell me there was a heightened level of security tonight at the grammys just as there are with every major show here but added anxiety tonight, ken and elizabeth with that massive man hunt still under way for the former la collina dal lago cop accused of -- la cop accused of killing three people. >> no question the city is on high alert the whole area is. last year it seemed like the theme centered around the recent death of whitney houston, if this year had a theme what do you thing it would be? >> reporter: probably the most striking thing for a lot of music critics is leading up to the awards show there wasn't an it nominee or performer. last year there was a lot of attention, focused on adele and her several nominations this year it was about the up and coming artists. when you look at top nominees it is a testament. there was a six way tie with six nominations each they ranged from t

. >> reporter: kelly clarkson paid tribute to carole king and to the late patty page after winning the award for best pop vocal album. it wouldn't be the grammys without a few one of a kind moments. comparing a-listers for some show stopping performances. >> and in the studio right now with us, tommy mcfly from 94.7 fresh fm and sonny from wpgc. >> we are going to talk about the best and the worst moments. we search have our list it. let's begin with you, sonny, from wpgc. >> my best tonight has to be justin timberlake and that great performance, of course, announcing his album coming out in march, and we're also excited a about that. 'ance. best of the night. >> tommy mcfly. >> as soon as i tie it on. i thought the best moment was absolutely fresh artist kelly clarkson. >> that was better than justin timberlake? >> i think it's so awe. some i love everyone. miguel, i don't know who the hell you are but we need to sing together. i mean, good god, that was the sexiest damn thing i've ever seen. >> it's awesome. she proved that she is the first, the "american idol," she won a third gramm

kelly versus clive, round two. she's slammed him as a bully. now the music king is firing back. and the most incredible before and after transformations you have ever seen. hollywood's groundbreaking new facelifts. plus, mariah in vegas with -- >> extra! >> and -- >> i'm with oscar host seth macfarlane. he just let a giant surprise out of the bag. >> did he, maria? >> go with me on this one. >> [bleep] sure. >> extra, extra! >> welcome to "extra" at the grove, i'm mario lopez. >> i'm maria menounos. did new york news anchor rob morrison threaten to murder his wife? story gets crazier today. wife? story gets crazier today. >> that's the tip of the

democrats appear to be slightly favors, but if a hard conservative wins like king, they will gain advantage. let's go to kellyler: i would like to see them put it to good use. if they are tired of people nagging them about their gun control, how about using that money to do something positive to get guns out of the wrong hands and encourage, like education. go around to schools. get all of these people in the nra, go to schools and talk to the kids who are -- i live near columbus ohio. and every morning i wake up and i turn on the news and there was at least -- at least one shooting overnight. >> stephanie: right. >> uh-huh. >> caller: and a lot of it is done by kids who have nothing better to -- excuse me -- >> stephanie: oh pardon me. >> caller: nothing better to do than to go around and mug people, rob people -- columbus is turning into a real hell hole, and i'm afraid to go out. i don't even live in columbus anymore. and i live in the middle of nowhere. i live in the middle of a horse pasture in a trailer. and i'm not afraid of the hunters, but these kids are coming into the country now. and the nra needs

kelly, let's start with the brennan hearing. what was fascinating to me is unlike most of these recent hearings we've seen, the criticism came from the president's own party, ron wyden, angus king, what did you make of it and what was the reaction afterward? were they satisfied with what they heard? >> well, not entirely yet but there were some things that did please them in the fact john brennan seemed to take seriously their concerns about transparency and he said, of course, that will have to be tested if he's confirmed and he can actually demonstrate he's heard them in the job. this has been pressure among democrats building for a while and this hearing gave them a chance to put it all on display which made it striking to have that many frustrated with the white house. when you hear dianne feinstein say why can't staff be involved? they have experts who work on their staff and, you know, if you were handed or i was handed a memo that was complex and we got a chance to read it but then they took it away and no one else could see it, yes, you had some oversight but you really didn't get a chance to study it to make lots of informed questions about it, that sort of thing. so t

king now has molten fudge bites. well, flacco may be in the off-season mode but that hasn't stopped flim hitting the talk show circuit. what the super bowl m.v.p. revealed to kellyth them. but first a look at events going on around town this weekend. >> energy officials in the big easy say they now know what caused the power outages at super bowl xliii. the head of new orleans healed press conference where he blamed the blackout on a faulty device. it delayed the game for 35 minutes. wing a super bowl draws the national 13. being named testimony super bowl m.v.p. puts you on the talk show circuit that's the indicates with joe flacco who appeared on "wlive quelly and michael." he was congratulated on the win and m.v.p. performance and announcement of his wife's pregnancy which is oddly linked to his playing the 49ers. >> i understand you have a pregnancy announcement tradition that every time you beat the 49ers apparently you tell -- >> it's worked out that way. last year my wife was about three months pregnant and we happened to play the 49ers for thanksgiving and the whole family was in town and this year we beat them in the super bowl. same thing. >> how about

kelly, thank you so much. sam stein, stay with us. >>> still ahead, we'll bring in independent senator angus king of maine and "meet the press" moderator well. we'll be right back. come on, nowadays lots of people go by themselves. no they don't. hey son. have fun tonight. ♪ ♪ back against the wall ♪ ain't nothin to me ♪ ain't nothin to me [ crowd murmurs ] hey! ♪ [ howls ] ♪ >>> jonathan capehart, thank you, sir. still ahead. >> look at you. are you doing this? go ahead. no, go ahead. >> no, no. >> that's fine. >> he took charge. i love it had. >> you're a man. that's what men are bred to do, take charge and take over. go ahead. >> just before we tease, it is a big, huge story in "usa today" weekend that i think everybody needs to know about. >> yeah? >> it's important. so i think we should -- oh! >> what is that? >> there is willie and his beautiful wife on a bed of roses celebrating valentine's day. we understand mr. roker is very jealous at this point. >> that is so cute. look at that picture. >> please, no, please. >> they caught us in our natural state. christina and i spend a lot of time laying on beds of roses. it's what we do.