norman lear. >> what will be for norman lear? >> that's interesting and there will be a next. >> you have any ideas you want to share with us? >> i'd like to do a nondenominational church service for all people who will get together to honor our common humanity. and set our religions aside. because we have killed each that. in the name of religion. i'd like to be a part of seeing that happen. >> you have a wide range of children right now. 60 to in their teens. what are your reflections upon being a father? >> i'd like to have been a better one. there was a time i had five families on the air. and one, as i put it on mooncrest drive. the one on mooncrest drive, i saw to it that the kids were fed. and they get up in the morning they got dressed, they went to school. sometimes i drove them. but they pretty much, the family on mooncrest drive pretty much took care of itself. the ones on television, i spent 12, 15 hours a day talking about. they needed what i was thition justthinking just to breathe. to go through their years on tele

lear shares up by 5% hitting a record high.lso staples and office depot surging after "the wall street journal" reported that office supply retailers are in advanced merger talks. the two both up very big, scott, on today's trade. i just want to highlight one more for you as well, say lix pharmaceuticals hit a circuit breaker for volatility, those shares towards session highs by 4% on a bloomberg report that the company may be a possible take overtarget about some of the names in the past shar pharmaceuticals, valiant, a stock to watch today on possible takeover news. back to you. >> thanks. watching it. >> both odp and staples incredible amounts of unusual activity over the last six months or so. the activists are in there. last week a buyer over 25,000 of the staples january of this coming year, 2016, they were buying the 22 strike calls. those have doubled. a lot of folks want to start hitting the exits felt like these stocks have now reached the levels that pretty extreme relative to where they started this whole thing. >>

a 4.6% stake in lear.all that lear reported earnings and revenue last week that exceeded analysts' expectations for kate kelly's story, go to cnbc.com we've got interesting did pits about what marcato has been doing and a storey with lear. >> stock up 3% right now. >>> the broader market is in rally mode, dow up 180. oil is the story of the day, crude prices shooting up wti and brent rising more than 10% for the week. could this mark the end of that record slide? bring in stifel portfolio manager and wells fargo institute scott ren on the u.s. stock market big over hangs lower oil prices and greece. both appear to be in better shape. does that mean the worst is over? >> i think there's a long list of things but certainly those two things had a lot of weight. i think part of what's playing into this is you know valuations if you look at a 30-year median or something like that on a p/e basis, still below those levels. i think that we've seen a lot of economic news in the u.s. lately that has been disappointi

we king lear now?show "empire" is not only hip hop's king lear is the god father and his dynasty all with timbaland. it's premiere is one of fox's highest in years. it stars one of the strongest female characters on network television. joining me now is the co-creator and executive producer of "empire" danny strong. danny, i said this to you before you came on the set. it is like a hurricane of awesome. how did you guys come up with the concept for this show? >> i love that phrase the hurricane of awesome. i want to tweet that right now. how did i come up with the show? i was driving around in my car in l.a. and there was a news story on the radio and i thought, hip hop is so cool. hip hop is awesome. i thought of king lear. >> and then i instantly thought about kinglear -- most people don't go from power 106 to shakespeare. was that your writer imagination? >> i do that. i go to classical archetypes almost immediately. it is almost my writing process. with game change i went to pygmalion. i need to gi

check out shares of lear corporation after better than expected profits back on friday. today buckingham research analysts think the auto partsmaker stocks could hit $120 in the next year. it also believes it will boost its share buyback program by $1 billion the second half of this year. shares up 1.5%. it's up over the course of the past 12 months. back to you. >> thank you dom. >>> u.s. stocks continue to be under pressure. so far this year the s&p 500 is down more than 3%. europe, parts of it anyway are on fire. the german dax about 10% to the up side. check out the biggest european etf. the van garde vgk. it's only up about 1% this year. what's fueling europe's rally and whether it can continue to outperform the u.s. sima, over to you. >> sue, it's an interesting story. the euro zone may be in deflation and growing less than 1%. that's not stopping investors from buying european stocks. the europe 600 index, in fact trading at a seven-year high. vastly outperforming the s&p 500 so far this year. the reason? central bank policy. the promise that the european central

let's turn our attention back to lear.c reported activist marcoto company urged to split into two companies. lear responded saying it takes all input from shareholders seriously and will evaluate the proposal and says they believe they're following a strategy that includes investing in business, pursuing acquisitions, strong and flexible balance sheet and returning cash to investors. lear shares are up by about 4.3%. back over to you. >> thanks, dom. software giant sap might meanwhile announce a big product overha overhaul. the push for cloud growth, recent acquisition of travel management company concur, is their five year e plan still on track? hasso plattner is majority of the san jose sharks and joins us first on cnbc. s 4 hanna, a big cloud push, in memory data base, underlying all of it. you're going up against oracle. everybody else who onces to make a splash in the cloud rewriting all these applications. what's your pitch to businesses who now as we just heard from pat gelsinger in the last hour are starting this m

it is the lear's responsib to engage the staff. >> you are awesome>>. i will say to people that find other people annoying, deal l with it. >> put your big boy pas on. >>>> thanks so much. y'rere always the best. when our round table gets started, our experts will talk about the cost of cold weather immigration, and much more after the break. we live in a pick and choose world. choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? enter sleep number, and the ultimate sleep number event, going on now. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. you like the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! now we can all choose amazing sleep only at a sleep number store. right now save 50% on the ultimate limited edition bed. know better sleep with sleep number. >> welcomeme back. it is time f for t roundtable. business is still the brunt of the big snowstm that caud much of washington to shut downn for a snow day. the white hohouse. the brunt of a federal judge who said not so fa

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from raleigh, north carolina please welcome matt lear. [cheers and applause] raagh! is this thing that she was wrong about? >> all right. let me start by saying that i love my wife. >> okay, yeah, please. >> we've been married for 18 years. both got married when we were 19--high school sweethearts--and she is the smartest person i know. >> all right. >> 99 times out of 100, she's right about everything and the 100th time, we're standing at a tattoo parlor, and she's telling me, "yeah, it's a cool idea to get a dolphin tattoo on your shoulder." so now i'm the guy at the pool with a dolphin tattoo. >> ah! >> and i got to make enough money today to get it covered up with something--i'm thinking something awesome like terry crews punching a dinosaur in the face. >> i like that. i like that.

that is snl alum kristen wiig purchasing during the songshan today lear. this is a hit where she goes into the octaves that you can't hit. >> and she only performs up to her mouth. >> that's why when kristinen wiig first came out, people were like who is that. so an interesting night. >>> several people grabbed a shovel and raced down a snowy mountain in new mexico part of the 39th annual angel fire shovel race championships. >> that looks dangerous. i can see an accident happening railroaded. >> the win are was clocked at 65 miles per hour on a shovel. this sport started back in the '70s when ski lift operators road shovels down the mountains at the end of their shifts. >> i'm going on give them the benefit of the doubt that they know what they're doing, but riding a shovel 65 miles per hour downhill? those shovels are sharp and they have some hard edges. >> you can have it. >>> 4:51 our time. tom kierein is back with us this morning. i know you like snow. nothing like that though. >> wear a medical met and and pads. this morning, we don't have anything l

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frankly, i've gotten past a preliminary learing with a lot less evidence than that. >> the d.a. let limb go. three days later he was found at a project where he was arrested asking a friend for help. >> i came with a sleeping bag and water. and he said, i'll call you later. >> but he never did. a day later he checked himself into san francisco general and died that night. from what the chronicle is reporting was septic shock related to drugs. at the time of his arrest his friend, mark said there was no way that he could have done it. that is not what he is saying tonight. we will hear from him coming up at 6:00. we also made calls to the d.a.'s office. they were not returned except to say they stood by their statement from last week. reporting from san francisco's jail, mark matthews nbc bay area news. >> now to the latest on the measles outbreak tp it continues to spread and now reaches the east coast. latest cases popping up in washington, d.c. delaware and new jersey. there is also a new case in nevada. but the majority of the cases are right here in california. 103 reported

. >> kelly, bill let's sart with what's happening with lear. kate kelly reported fund activists are urging the company to split in two. lear responded by saying it's going to evaluate the proposal. shares up by 5%. big oil moving higher on the back of rising oil prices. it surged 7% oil prices. it's highest point of 2015. the year is still young. airlines took a hit on the rising oil prices. that inverse correlation holding true today. and we're going end with aetna shares gaining ground after the company raised its full year outlook. it said it's seeing membership and revenue increasing. up 1.66%. >> thanks very much. joining us to talk about earnings chairman and ceo mark bertolini. i hope the snow is staying away from you. >> hi bill. hi kelly. so far so good. >> so you're raising guidance for the rest of the year. how much of that is obamacare? >> not a lot, but it does provide some tailwind for us. we ended the year last year in the commercial sector and in medicare and medicaid rather strongly, and we start into 2015 with strong growth in

back at the puppet show when all of the scenes have played out the test dog does indeed seem to be leareive the mean rat. so what if anything can researchers surmise from the testing they've done so far? >> the most surprising thing for mow has been um of orient our intuition intuitions about dogs are right. dogs want to communicate with us. >> the relationship between dogs and humane is unique. they might have picked up our cognitive skills. >> among the 300 dogs they tested how in touch they are to our emotions. i'm ukee washington, cbs3 "eyewitness news". jack is tired. he wants to take a little rest now. >> he knows that. >> lock at jack. >> that's really great stuff. evening to you know exactly what's in the minds of your dogs. >> eye to eye. >> everything. they're saying i'm. >> i'm cod. >> they say turn up the heat so they can get outside. they're chomping at the bit to get outside. tomorrow will not be the day to be outdoors because it will be cold and we're talking about snow. take look at the beautiful clear skies we had tonight. this beautiful picture captured by tri-state we

. >>> you can lear car picks for 20 s news 4 consume gonzalez receive. you can get a fu ten top picks on washington app r this afternoon. on news 4 5:00 g the wheel at the greatest cars. >>> aparticipate apparently you don't have to go to extremes to key from peanut based foods. a major study fr suggests it's a do. exposing infants first birthday c al seemed to . be -- pediatrician before making any changes at home. >>> a college basketball coach banned his play frers the locker room. the nebraska cor abysmal game thi 74-46. it was the fifth. to send a messag none of the play locker room. they're banned from the media. these locke ipads in the locker, a kitchen st sound system a pool table. the coach is saying if you can't step up to the plate you can't enzwroiy the locker room amenities. >> it's like taking away your electronics at home. >>> let's tell you about weather. no wind outside right now. that is not going to provide much relief as some of parts of the d.c. area wake up to below zero temperatures. we're breaking down your day hour by hour to sh

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president obama's nominee for secretary of defense heads to for what could be a lengthy confirmation lear hearing. he much of the grilling will be focused on president obama's policies and if carter stands in line for the miserable failures of the administration. >>> sequel surprise. looks like "to kill a mockingbird" won't be harper lee's only published novel. the 88-year-old is set to release another book it is called "go set a watchman" it focuses on a grownup scout. he wanted a story about scout's childhood and the novel was born. watchman was shown. check in book stores this july. >>> now to extreme weather people in chicago digging out after a blizzard dumps 19 inches of snow across the city. truss straight frustrated residents trying to clear snow from the sides of the street. >> the dangers of shoveling at least 13 deaths have been linked to shoveling snow over the past few days. maria molina tracking the snow. >>> behind the storm system we are looking at cold windchill the in place across parts of the midwest and also into the northeast. take a look at the numbers. you feel like

so i think partly this is about lear and a moment in american history that our tax system has become so riddled with loopholes. you talk to small business owners. small business owners pay and pay and pay our taxes. they pay because the loopholes aren't as available to them but you look at fortune 500 companies, companies that are profitable and end up paying zero in taxes. when that happens the cost is more than the dollars. the cost is the integrity of the system and the sense that we are all in this together. so the first place for me that we have to start this is we have to clean up the tax system we have got. that has to be the first step. [applause] >> so speaking of integrity and the power of big money, you have recently been on the receiving end of some of that power. apparently a lot of people are familiar with this in the financial times. he rebutted it this week. basically they said as it turned out the financial times simply didn't understand the equations. [laughter] so even after that was pointed out though they followed up with this and i want to read you the follow-up

she literal lear is in hiding. they think in her camp this is going to go away.i imagine it will come up later. >> this is the tip of the iceberg too. the whole clinton foundation my colleague book clinton inc. how they use this foundation to enrich themselves and those arranged them. >> how? what's the specifics. >> i don't know where to begin. they have made millions of dollars off of this. hillary clinton still can't say no to $300,000 speaking fee at a public university while she is running for president. >> she is ♪ running. >> she is running. >> i'm still not convinced for the life of me it's a lousy job i can't figure out why someone wants it. all the end cases are she is running. until someone says i'm doing it, i'm always a little bit hesitant. but i'm the only one. >> a lot of people think they are going to be working for her. maybe she is leading them on. >> i am the only person who i know who i have spoken to. panel, anyway, nice to see you. coming up, "american sniper" trial. sister and exgirl friends this is a fox news alert. two crucial witnesses t

we could see a few more and lear's a look at future weather early tomorrow morning and there's a chance we could see a couple of snow showers and even through the afsh the future weather is picking up on some snow showers moving through and i don't think they'll amount to much through the afternoon and we're also cold. a cold start to the weekend and saturday it will be cold and sunday is also going to be cold and then we'll be watching a chance for some snow potentially later in the day svend and also some ice occurring, too, as temperatures try to warm up a bit in the upper levels of the atmosphere until we go into monday and at the surface we could still be at freezing and that's where we could see an icy mess happening late in the day sunday. for tonight, cloudy also very cold and chance of flurries and 19 for the low in philadelphia and 14 degrees in the areas north and west and for tomorrow a cold day, 27 to 30 degrees and the average is mid-40s and not amounting to too much. at least we stay dry and it will be sunny and by sunday we'll see some late snow and ice and look at monda

schoolteacher debra buckman lear sh lived here at the corner of nannie helen burrows and 49th street for 21 years. what do you know about nannie helen burrows? >> oh. >> reporter: nannie helen burrows was born in virginia in 1879. at age 5 her mother brought her here to washington. she left washington when she was a teen but years later came back and started a school. burrows was an activist who battled for women's equality and fought against racism now that miss buckman knows a bit more about his burrows -- >> an honor to actually live on her street. >> reporter: now it's on to our next stop. we're going about five miles southwest to first sterling avenue in southeast washington to see if it's the same story there. of course first sterling i have to say is one of the biggest tongue twisters in town. it's less than two miles long flanked by homes and a highway packed with history. but one not many people knew one we had to look into. >> this is first sterling. you know what? i couldn't tell you. >> reporter: it was a steel company that used to sit on the site of boeing air force base

but that was not what john quincy wanted to lear, so he writes her back and says that, all right, well that's fine because playing the harp is a charming but it is also a trivial accomplishment. then he goes on to say i hope that your hours are employed in acquisition of more valuable qualities. so you can imagine that is not probably the response that luisa was looking for from her future husband husband. then i love this letter that luisa writes to john quincy in march ever 1797 because this really gives you a good idea about where luisa is coming from with their relationship. the first quote that i drew out, she's talking about their separation, how her family's probably having to go to the united states pretty soon. that's going to lengthen the amount of time that they're apart from each other. and she uses the word "forced philosophy" and this is something that i have to be contented with. that was a very particular word because john quincy is constantly writing about his philosophy that he's taken about the fact that they are apart from each other and that they're just going to h

are you used to this weather lear in nashville? >> no. >> reporter: you have been waiting for a snow day, haven't you? >> yes. >> reporter: schools here are shut down all week. as far as you are concerned, this could keep zbnl for a while? >> yeah. >> reporter: you'd be okay with that? >> yes. >> reporter: the kids the kids here may not be complaining, but their dald told us his business has been out of work all week. meanwhile, folks here in the narcville area are dealing with something that happens up north, possible seismic boom ice quake, that's when ice rapidly expands in the ground. people here in the south are fought used to this. al. >> that sounds like something you get at that time dq. dave gutierrez, thank you so much. we have been calling this the siberian express. this air originates in siberia. it gets caught up and over the poles, because we have this polar low, a strong western high. it funnels that air right in between and so the siberian air actually makes its way down south into the u.s. so look at these temperat

you can see lowell indiana, a sun pill lear and back in bend >> good morning, i am meteorologist mikeay good morning to everyone. >> good morning. >> good morning. all right. all that weather brought to you by sprint. let's head back downstairs. >> ready to go back for a nap. >>> coming up from the runway to the department store the latest fashion line targeting plus size women. (vo) at jennie-o, we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride ten miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco, made with jennie-o ground turkey, cooked thoroughly to 165. (mom) i'd feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. (woman) i think that they're light and they're just fresh tasting. (vo) it's time for a better taco. (kid) the tacos tonight were pretty much perfect. (vo) make the switch. look for jennie-o ground turkey at a store near you. check out my breakfast! i got eggs... sausage... ham... bacon... cheese... and toasted sourdough bread. uh, mine's easier. mmm... (eating sounds) do you know that guy? get a load of jack's loaded bre

there is a trash truck but doesn't have a plow truck on front of it though f i see it, i will do a learornia dance out here on the big blue stage here. what is the name. >> where are the plows i will do a dance to that if we see a plow before 10:00 o'clock. >> we bet ter see a plow. >> come on plows, bring them in. >> bring them in, baby. >> they have been having trouble, making this turn. >> they are spinning. >> yes. >> isn't it rich? >> give us a taste. >> not yet. >> this is not the the judy version but frank sinatra. i will company a whole dance, right here, just one plow comes by before 10:00 o'clock. >> we just need one. >> you better be thinking of your moves. >> look at that. >> not yet, just a teaser. >> you know what they have been doing a pretty good job in new jersey, when we talk to penndot, dell dot, let's do nj dot. >> let's check with steve. >> hey steve. >> good morning alex and mike. >> how is it going. >> we are doing if. north jersey are roads are blacktop. south central new jersey where we had more snow those conditions are improving. we had slushy a areas but in g

you can see lowell indiana, a sun pill lear and back in bend oregon cool clouds. >> can you say good morning to evmorning. >> good morning. all right. all that weather brought to you by sprint. let's head back downstairs. >> ready to go back for a nap. >>> coming up from the runway to the department store the latest fashion line targeting plus size women. >>> plus size fashion. more popular than ever with top designers and stores making the hottest style as valuable for women of all size. the latest to get in on that is target and reena ninan has a look at their new line. ♪ >> reporter: from the runway to clothing stores near you, plus size fashion popping up everywhere. even "supports illustrated" featuring a plus size model in its coveted swimsuit edition for the first time ever this year. >> the average size of the american woman is a size 14. and that accounts for large portion of our population. but it's been largely ignored by a lot of retailers despite the fact that it's actually a multibillion dollar industry. >> reporter: and now one of the nation's bigge

woman: i had to lear how to drive with my hands -- yeah, that was interesting.more, and at one point i was able to do any of those. man: since i've been cycling it's definitely helped my walking. woman: it's a fantastic opportunity to be working together with a common goal of curing ms and sharing is the key. >>> this morning on "world news now," monster snowstorm. the records set in three big cities. the schools still closed today and the travelers facing another day of frustration. oh, and by the way, another storm could be coming. >>> health alert the urgent message to parents from health experts as the measles outbreak grows more frightening. this time a day care center is shut down. >>> in the spotlight, former white house intern monica lewinsky up for an award for breaking her silence about the bill clinton affair. her comments at the event. >>> returning to television, oh oh oprah. new show and it is nothing like her successful daily talk show. who else is involved and what role she is playing. that's in "the skinny" on this tuesday, february 3rd. >> from

negotiate for 85 million americans, 25 million just on our national preferred form edred form ewe learever, you know what the critics are saying about the deal you struck for example. you're essentially shutting out patients who could receive gilead's hep c drugs. are these drugs interchangeable or what do you say to those saying this exclusive deal shuts out certain patients and takes the decisionmaking away from doctors? >> so these cases are actually unique because you have to have drugs that are clinically equally important. so in this particular case you had two drugs that both have a 95% cure rate. the real difference between these two products is the gilead product you take once a day, the other product you take twice a day. we think for $10,000 difference patients are willing to take the drug twice a day for just 84 days and get to cure. but you're right, this won't always happen and we'd like to have the most choice for patients, so clearly what we'd really like is good pricing from all the products. >> and i wonder steve, hep c has been the place where a lot of this has come

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. >> how'd we get lear? >> those are beautiful. absolutely. >> so what's the next move? cooked them until we get nice and brown on the bottom. >> did you dust them? >> this was to keep them from sticking. you put them straight into the pot. >> do you flip them over or anything? >> we don't want to flip them. we want to cook the top. we put a little water. it will steam. we will immediately cover it. do you hear that? then we cover that. so you do that a couple of times, once the steam evaporates you add a little more water. then you have the finished dumplings. >> those are beautiful. if i'm a pork fan, can i put chicken? >> vegetables shrimp. >> what do we have up here? delicious noodles? >> yes, these are all foods celebratory for the lunar new year dump lynx longevity noodles. you want the noodles that are really long. you don't want to break tell. when you are eating them cooking with them. >> that indicates long life. >> okay. >> we have a whole fish. >> okay. excellent. >> dumplings. we have whole fish is the word for fish sounds like surplus, so you eat whole fish