rebecca: kev... see... a little something for good luck. a four-leaf clover! i love it.key ring for your new car. thanks, kev. i guess it's that time. i'll see you, sis. don't get lost. i'll try not to. i can't believe you're going! i know. well... well, call us tonight and tell us how you are. i will. and... have a good trip, becky. don't worry about us. just be careful. your guir. oh, put it in the back seat. remember, don't pick up any hitchhikers... except for the cute ones! ( engine starting ) bye. bye, rebecca. be careful. sandy: bye! ( car engine stops ) well, this is it, mom. i'm off to san francisco. i'll try and do my very best. keep an eye on kevin and dad for me, hm? i miss you, mom. bye. speaker: rebecca got a used car from her father and that shows that her father approved her going away to san francisco. it's perfect. my first car. i can't believe it! speaker: sandy gave rebecca a diary. oh, sandy, a diary. it's perfect! speaker: kevin gave rebecca a key ring with a four-leaf clover. oh, a four-leaf clover. speaker: her father gave rebecca a necklace that

it's a liner, a strip of composite material, including bulletproof kev lar.tick it inside the helmet. >> i kornt tell you what's in it. it works. >> that's james harrison of the pittsburgh steelers, one of the hardest hitting guys in the nfl. unequal technology's sales pitch rests heavily on his endorsement and other pro players. >> almost like having novocain. you don't actually feel the pain. you just feel pressure. >> rob vito is the founder and ceo of unequal technology. >> these athletes need to take control of their own safety. >> he says they work with scientists to create a military grade composite material. >> we always want to stand behind our products. >> and you're actually standing behind your product. >> that can protect athletes from all sorts of injuries from head to toe. he's eager to show us how strong it is. >> harder! >> the guy would have you believe it's his magical material. there's nothing magical about it. >> dave halstead tests helmets, lots of helmets. for so many parents whose sons want to play football, they are looking for that d

is when i go out there and somebody say, thank you for helping me, thank you, kev. that's my help. but i think it authenticates on the professional side of this work what we do. and it was -- it was very powerful. and i tell the viewers, i shed a tear or two, but it was a tear of excitement and joy. >> tell mayor kwan to appoint me. congratulations. kevin grant, recipient by the california wellness foundation of the california peace prize. look at that, there's a web address for more information on the california wellness foundation. thank you so much for the work that you do in the east bay. >>> up next, the author of the song. yer always after me lucky charms! whoa. i forgot how good these taste! [ lucky ] ♪ they're magically delicious now all general mills big g kid cereals have more whole grain than any other ingredient in cereals like lucky charms and cinnamon toast crunch, the delicious way to help them grow up strong. >>> he wrote the lyrics to a song, now celebrating 40 years of that milestone today. with me, richard beane, the author and songwriter and singer of the song,

. >> people say it has been painful to relive the memories of kev his disappearance. investigators stirred up old emotions yesterday morning when they arrived in the neighborhood and searched a home here at masonic and page in haight-ashbury looking for evidence in the disappearance of kevin collins. he was ten when he vanished. police found bones under the concrete floor but they believe they are animal bones. this is drawing out hope and disappointment again for the family including the mother and collins, and those in the neighbor. >> shaky. i was scared. shaking. i could not sleep think about it, what the situation was. i did get some sleep but i was worried about anne, that is who i am worried about. she is the one, really, that is having a problem right now. >> police were here at home all day yesterday and into the night. it was the cold case unit that decided to take another look at the home. a man who was a "person of interest" in the case used to live here. he has died. the man would lives here now is not considered a suspect in the case and told us this mor

the growth kev must be tremendous four. >> it has been pretty significant.ut it hasn't been that sort of hockey stick growth. it's been really steady. it grows every week. >> it's not brand-new. a lot of people think it is. >> that was a big day for us. you notice all of the people just now learning about it, are probably getting a lot less productive. we have been around slowly eating away at the whole world. >> that control situation, was there a lot of backlash because of that? >> you know, not a lot in the sense that i think what most people realize now, on the internet, whether it's really any social media platform, when you're giving a stage for someone to comment, submit links, do whatever it takes, deather on twitter, reddit, facebook, tumbler. there's the opportunity for jerks to abuse it. 99% of the traffic is either benign or actually really good. most people can separate the vast majority of users from the minority. >> what we appreciate about reddit. is it's not a pretty designed site. that's the best part of it. what do you guys do when you sta

. >> kev nitly. homeownership is not a goal of most people now adays and it is thought of something that could potentially be a negative as much as a positive. it is harder to move. >> and people are having to go where the jobs are . you can't say i am going to buy this house and stay here for 25 years. sometimes it is it little less. >> most definitely and in the theme of real estate. we are seeing recoveries that are sensitive to location, location, location . areas in major like new york and san francisco are seeing healthy recoveries . rural areas are lagging and struggling a bit. >> over all, you brought us good news and that is it a good way to start up the new year . you thank you very much. my kids, my dogswill love these. >> thank you, rick. >> talking about down payments on a house. think of all . things you could do with 27,000 like put it tord a down payment. this retired businessman paid for a single bottle of scotch. not just any bottle but a 50 year old bottle of scotch whiskey and the

>> happening now, san francisco police may have discovered a a missing link in the disappearance of kevear-old vanished in 1984. there is a new twist in the investigation. marla has the latest on a clue that led detectives to the garage of the home. good morning. we are between page and hate street. police came out and with the help of cadaver dogs they ended up finding bones beneath the garage floor. investigators drilled through the concrete where the dogs detected a scent. the medical examiner says the bones appear to belong to an animal. we are now waiting for the proper testing to be done in order to confirm or deny the notion. kevin collins family members say it would be nice to get closure after almost 30 years. neighbors tell us this is not the first time detectives have been in the area. one woman says officers showed up at her door in december wanting to look into her neighbor's yard. >> they wanted to come into my room. you can see out my window into the backyard. they said there was a homicide investigation about something that happened 20 years ago. >> reporter: kevin colli

also with us is the-- stephanie, of course, is president-- campaign manager, kev canin was an adviserh us also, david sanger, chief washington correspondent of the "new york times." and david ignatius, the associated ededitor and columnist of the "washington post." well, we talked earlier on the broadcast about what's going to happen on guns. i think everybody agrees it's going to be an uphill battle if any kind of thing gets passed. david, let me start with you. we heard the president's inauguration speech. i thought it was rather unusual in the fact that he did not ask for help very much. i was kind of expecting maybe a lyndon johnson "come and let us reason together" kind of speech. we didn't get that. this was a much different speech i thought than the president made at his-- summer at his previous inaugural-- do you think it will help or hurt bringing the partisan-- ending the partisanship? >> in the short term, the president's message. i won, deal with it. i was expecting a speech that would be more expansive, a speech in which the president would reach out to the people who did

hey, kev. >> hey, thea, how are you? welcome to the superdome.use it's media day here at the super bowl. the ravens and 49ers will square off on sunday. but today is one of the great spectacles in sport as the media meets the players. and i hashed out with guys from both teams. don't worry. i'll explain. we'll get to that in a moment. >>> first, i want to talk about another story that's trending. that's my sit-down with cissy houston. whitney houston's mother. one of the subjects that we covered during our interview was the day her daughter sang "the star-spangled banner" at the super bowl. >> super bowl coming up. and the greatest national anthem in super bowl history. ♪ o say, can you see >> she killed it. i was so proud of her. and i wasn't there. i had broken my ankle. i couldn't go. ♪ at the twilight's >> they wanted her to lip-sync the national anthem, didn't they? >> she wouldn't do it. she sang it. because she can't. she's like me. i can't lip-sync because i don't do songs the same all the time and neither did she. i said, you know what?

good morning, kev in. >> good to see you, man. >> have you gone to bed yet or just stayed up to do thisthree hours of sleep. i was responsible last night. i left the awards show. i did have interesting stories from that show. but i did get sleep. >> i want to hear the stories, but first let's talk about the movies. "zero dark 30", tell me about this film. >> what a film this is. katherine bigelow didn't get the nomination for best director. i cannot believe it. it's a four and a half out of five. incredible film. it's gaining controversy, obviously. the cia is saying torture was not the main element that got us to find osama bin laden. it's just a movie. it's a 10-year period into a two and a half hour film. in that case you're going to have artistic liberties. incredible action film. the last 40 minutes when they storm the compound is one of the most incredible things i've seen. they shoot it at night. it's dark. it looks insane. jessica chastain, who plays the lead, she'll win for best actress, and she has the biggest character of the year. see it in theaters. it was was in new york a

and he said that they went easy on kev you know clash, after several men came forward saying they hadhip with him when they were teenagers. >> why is he talking about pedophilia? not exactly like there is a massive movement. >> it seems to me the movement is to equate pedophilia in some way with gay marriage, and that's what he's up to here, which is absurd. >> trying ton the mind of rush limbaugh which is ra hard thing to break into. >> nice easy topic. senator, what do you got? >> not going to happen. >> no comment, soledad. next. >> talk about the budget. >> these are my cups, senator. you gave them to me. we should talk about the budget, but also ahead, we'll talk about baseball. you notice how much sports i've been doing lately? >> i love it. >> baseball hall of fame class has players from the steroid years. and dan shaughnessy is really against voting for anybody in that era. we'll ask him about that straight ahead. joins up, next. pinch... and zoom... in your car. introducing the all-new cadillac xts with cue. ♪ don't worry. we haven't forgotten, you still like things to push.