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let's go! o the game and no matter the situation or the circumstances, you know, these are the playoffs and you got to play at a high level. we're going head-down through it all. >> you got to face it. that's part of the game. we'll have to face that and go against their stadium, their fans and just play football. >> playmaker on three! >> 1, 2, 3, playmaker! >> let's go! ♪ >> you know, you're going into the opponent's stadium, so their fans are going to be loud. as a team, we like that. we like to play on enemy lines. that's the way we look at it. >> we've been there before. that's one of the things that's great about this football team. we have a lot of veteran leaders, younger guys can look to for advice and also, you know, how to prepare. >> here we are! doing it again! i promise you, we do that, if we do that, we'll be there! one more game, one more time, one more time, one more time! >> let's go! let's go, baby! >> win on three! 1, 2, 3! >> win! >> we've played in all kinds of situations,

>> reporter: okay, guys, let's go. pretty tight. this is the oxygen so we can breathe. oing to now go downward on this elevator. when we get down to the bottom, we're going to then cut to a horizontal tunnel and continue on that. it will be interesting. >> the noise is deafening. but nothing compared to what i'm about to experience. the jackhammers stop and behind the rock, you heard that dynamite. we meet a 67-year-old miner who's been working these tunnels for 40 years. how many emeralds do you think you found? few, but he's been able to survive. would you tell your friends or children to have this job? >> no, never. >> reporter: is this the last place they found emeralds the middle of last year? a year snoog -- ago? they told me they haven't found emeralds since mid last year. you're kidding me? those guys back there told us one of their colleagues finally just gave it up. he can't take it anymore. even when they do find emeralds, sometimes the company never finds out. >> how do they smuggle it out of here? >> they put it in their pocket. sometimes they swallow them.

let's go to florida. good morning.the ethics program here in florida. before rick scott became governor, he owned a home health care service that ripped off the government for the largest medicare fraud in history. but since he's been in office, he tried to make welfare recipients take a drug test but it came out that he owned the diagnostic lab where the drug test would occur. so he signed over his interest in that company to his wife. a year ago his lieutenant nant governor resigned because of her involvement with an online gambling parlor scam over where the proceeds were supposed to go to veterans and they were being skimmed off. i really don't think we have an ethics committee because there's never any focus on this. do you know anything about this? guest: well, florida actually did not rank too badly. it ranked 18th in our survey. i don't recall the details of florida's ranking and its components. they have some ethics rules there and an ethics regime, an ethics commission. but your point is certainly relevant. g

let's go to bill karins. the snow was sideways. not much in the city, but it was blowing sideways. >> up to this point, a lot of roads being cleared. people are off them. now people have to get up, clear their yards and driveways and try to get to work in many cases. in some cases, don't go on the roads. long island expressway was closed overnight. it's blizzard conditions out there. i'm sure the roads are going to remain closed for the time being. the snow totals aren't the amazing part, it's the wind and the cold that makes it a memorable snowstorm. boston in at 14 inches since yesterday morning. albany, new york seven. central park five. providence seven or eight. your total hasn't been updated in awhile. d.c., five inches. baltimore, three. downtown d.c., an inch and a half. that's out there slippery, too. the good news, the storm pulls away quickly. the snow is ending in philadelphia. it's over with baltimore and d.c. new york an hour or two then it's ending and done with but it remains bitterly cold. if you have to get out th

let's go, let's go, let's go.ound up in the gym, which had been converted into a huge, overflow housing unit. >> when i first walked in to the dorm at san quentin, i was taken aback by how many people were packed into this small area. it was very loud. ♪ >> james, report to the office upstairs. >> there's always people talking, people yelling. some people in there were trying to read and some people in there were trying to sleep. so you'll have a big group of people having a conversation over here while a guy's trying to sleep over here. most people would tie towels around their head to try to block out some of this noise. >> officers strive to maintain order in this potentially dangerous housing area. through regular inspections for weapons and other contraband. >> go unlock your locker. >> can i move something out of mine real quick? >> unh-uh. >> come on, man. >> come on. >> luckily i don't have nothing illegal. as long as you don't know my locker. >> you got the drugs. you got the inmate manufactured alcohol.

let's go to domenic in new york. >> caller: i want your opinion about ebay. lding onto it for a while and morgan stanley downgraded it a notch. i wanted to know if i should go for yahoo! >> i prefer yahoo! and ebay has been inconsistent. john done huohue we sat down wi him at dream force but the earnings have been erratic. i like the trade out of yahoo! and into ebay. >> caller: i am enjoying your book. >> holy cow. that was unsolicited. what's going on? >> caller: i'm trying to get into 3-d printing with ssy and s and i can't catch a break. it just keeps going up, up, up. >> when the train is leaving the station which is what you're feeling, i say, you know what? this is what i learned. it's a very tough thing to ever ever admit, bobby. you may have missed it. we can wait for a pull back but to pull the trigger when we recommended that stock is like geeze the stock doubled and doubled again, we can't do it. it's too hot for us, bobby. got to wait for a pull back. when a company like yelp hits an all-time high, it deserves a review. i think the company mastere

let's keep going. rom home depot, they replied, "i'm sorry, we don't have those in our stores." let's hear the question. where can i find someone who works at home depot? sorry, do you work here? [ laughter ] do you have any idea where? here's one from director martin scorsese, he replied, "thanks, the original cut was four hours long." let's see the question, "great vine video." [ laughter ] lot of story to tell. next one is from alex rodriguez. he responded, "a hypodermic needle, and two small viles of hgh." let's see what he was asked, "after using steroids what do your genitals look like?" [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: here's the last one. here's from our good friend governor chris christie. he responded, "it may take a year to recover, but i'll be fine for 2016." let's hear the question, "how was your workout this morning?" [ laughter and applause ] there you go. it's a good joke. that's all the time we have for "in reply to." we'll be right back with jessica alba, everybody! [

host: let's go to marry waiting in cincinnati, ohio on our republican line. good morning. u're on the "washington journal." go ahead. caller: yes. i just need to talk to cara more in depth, and i would like to write to her, and that i have the address for catholic university, please? host: in terms of the web address? i believe it is law.edu. caller: no, i cannot do computers right now. i have to write to her, and i just need the zip code and address of catholic university where she is that. guest: oh, ok, sure, it is a publicly available address -- 3600 johnnd we are at mccormick road northeast, washington, d.c. 20064. host: did you have a question? caller: what was the zip code? guest: 20064. my question is too long, really. it is very important. stay onl right, mary, the line that we can help you get that address. we go to a call in baltimore, maryland on our line for independents. bruce, good morning. caller: hello? host: yes, you are on the "washington journal." caller: i get tired of the rhetoric sometimes. i understand that as an adolescents, sometimes you do not hav

let's go to ray in florida. ray?god bless you, jim. >> thank you. >> caller: i'd like to know about linkedin. >> i think linkedin had a quarter that people didn't like that i was comfortable with because i like the subscription model, the advertising model. i am not deserting linkedin, i think it's a buy, not a sell. can i go to john in alabama? john? >> caller: boo-yah to ya, jim. >> thank you. >> caller: i'm calling regarding apollo group, apol. >> well. >> caller: the stock has gapped up twice since october's $18 price. the company has cut costs and restructured. i understand you don't fight the take and price follows volume. what is your -- >> you know what, i mean -- like auburn, it's a winner. i don't like the others. i'm surprised this one does as well as it does. it's gotten all the money in that area. all the money's going toward that one. i'm not going against the money. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the "lightning round." >> the "lightning round" is sponsored by td ameritrade. ♪ ♪ ♪

go. we'll let you know coming up. live from emeryville, i'm tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. >>> new this morning, just hours ago, ones person was killed in a crash near the port of oakland, another person was hurt. this happened about 1:30 this morning near 7th and maritime street. police say the driver lost control and hit a pole. the driver was killed, his passenger was hurt. the cause is under investigation. >>> police in santa rosa are investigating the third homicide in less than three weeks. the 911 call came in about 8:40 last night. police say when they arrived at a home on marble street, they found a 19-year-old man who had been shot in the head. they also found two male teenagers at the home who were questioned then released. police say the victim has been linked to a street gang but say they don't know if this is related to his death. so far, no suspects have been arrested. >>> it is 7:10. a high school in oakland is working to step up security after a student was shot and wounded near campus. the princi

first, let's go to james bays, our diplomatic editor at the meeting. james, what is going to be on the agenda for today? >> well, this is the long-awaited geneva ii conference. not taking place in geneva, taking place in the swiss resort. geneva is full because of a conference of watch makers. that is a minor obstacle to get sides to the conference. an international gathering on the first day, not the peace negotiations. there are 40 countries here, a lot of international organizations. you can see some of the live pictures. that is the man that will sit with the syrian government on one side and the syrian opposition on the other side. in the coming few minutes this will start. we'll hear an opening address from ban ki-moon and the swiss". and then we'll hear soon after. we'll carry it live on al jazeera. first, the architects of the geneva ii plan. it's only got off the ground because of a rare agreement between the u.s. and russia. we'll hear from john kerry, and the russian prime minister sergei lavrov. then the interesting bit. we hear from the tw

. >> thank you, let's go to the next item. >> two, approve the minutes of the december 17, 2013 meeting, this is an action item. >> colleagues any comments or questions on the minutes, seeing none, we can go right to the public comment, and we will do two minutes, for public comment, today. and any public of the public that would like to comment, seeing none, we will close public comment and if we could have, the roll call, vote on the minutes? >> on avalos? >> aye. >> breed? >> aye. >> campos? >> aye. >> chiu? >> aye. >> cohen? on the minutes in >> aye. >> farrell. >> aye. >> kim. >> aye. >> mar. >> aye. >> commissioner tang. >> aye. >> commissioner weiner? >> aye. >> commissioner yee? >> aye. >> yee, aye, the item passes. >> very good. let's go into our next item, please? >> item number three, the chair's report this is an information item. >> okay, good morning colleagues, the year has begun and already i feel that we have a full work program on our plates. and we are all saddened by trat gik pedestrian fatalities of the start of the year, it was a stark and urgent wake up call that

if i took this thing and held it up in the air and let it go. [descending whistle] at the end of one second, what would its speed be? 10 meters per second, see? because it started at zero, it's gonna pick up to 10, okay? let's suppose another second goes by, how fast is it gonna be going? 20? let's suppose 10 seconds go by. it's 100, see. because every second goes by, it's gonna be going 10 meters per second faster than the second before. be sure you understand that, and let's talk about this. and let's suppose you're downtown and you're looking out the window, and all of the sudden, this thing falls right by the window. you know, according to my calculations, that bowling ball just fell by the window at 50 meters per second. someone would say, "how did you know that?" well, i just know that. one second later, boom, hits the ground. okay, how fast was it going when it hit? you couldn't see it then. check and see if you're sitting next to somebody who know the answer to a question like that. how many say 60 meters per second, show a hands? hey, my

let's go out and take a look at bay bridge. also a slightly bigger delay at the toll plaza. drive time here about 25 minutes. 25-30 minutes getting across. we are counting the entire drive time get into the city. also the morning commute is going to be busy on 880 and the fog is preventing us from seeing all the way up the freeway but it is busy near the coliseum. southbound 680 big backup in contra costa county. 6:48 let's go to steve. >>> cloudy. mild to warm out there. there is pretty good rain stacking up in the north coast. but see how there is a dry area over the bay area. not dry but drier. we need this to slide south. we just hope it doesn't out race its support which would be colder air. things are picking up. rain fall wise. i've seen a half inch to three quarters. for us this is projection through friday. so it does not look that impressive yet. we will see if it changes in the morning. upper 50s to mid 50s to almost toy 60 degrees a lo lot of cloud cover over us. just north of santa rosa maybe toward windsor. and up

soon afterward, his family says grant began to speak. >> he'd say, "let's go." 'd say, "i want to go home." but he really just brief little, like, "yes," "no" type of things. not big, long explanations of anything. >> reporter: then, grant's mother got an e-mail with a link to this story. >> he never would have come out of a coma if it hadn't been for the use of omega 3s. >> reporter: the cnn story was about high-dose omega 3s found in fish oil. and how it may have played a healing role in cases of traumatic brain injury. during a traumatic brain injury, the brain swells and nerve cells stop communicating and die. omega 3 fatty acids, the theory goes, can do three very important things -- rebuild damaged nerve cells, reduce inflammation, keep those brain cells from dying. >> when we look at severe brain trauma, we're looking at inflammatory event. and obviously, the one thing you want to do to basically treat brain trauma is put out the fire, to put out the fire in the brain. >> reporter: the first time this had ever been done, 2006, after a mining explosion. 12

let's go to sal. you've got your hands full.pening in the morning commute. >> i just want to bring you up to date on caltrain. tara will bring us more coming up in the next hour of "mornings on 2." what you need to know, there are major delays. these delays are gonna continue until noon because of caltrain hitting and killing a pedestrian at the redwood city station. that station is closed. you can't go to it. you should go to other stations, perhaps think about using samtrans instead. let's go out to the roads. bay bridge toll plaza has improved. we had a crash earlier and it did not really spoil the morning commute. you know, sometimes that happens whenever there is a crash osh the bridge. we're always wary, it will last the entire morning. this is about a 15-minute delay before you get into san francisco. northbound 880 is beginning to get busier past the oakland coliseum heading north. you may want to think about using 580 west as an alternate route. on the peninsula, northbound 101 at whipple there is a hit- and-run crash t

let's go to sal. sal welcome back. >> that is right we are looking at this problem brian and claudine. east 80 and the ramp to east 80 kind of clear. if the lanes have been reopened or not. let's go right to east 80 here. i don't see anymore more lights and it looks like they may be reopening the lanes. there was a pole down that sent a lot of vehicles crashing in that area. and i don't see any cars coming from east 80 to east 80. the rest of the directions are open. so we will try to find out for you here. there was a little backup at the maze. there is a little bit of a backup eastbound 80 so we will figure it out for you and let you know. at the toll plaza westbound there is not a big delay at all. traffic is moving along very nicely. if you are driving in livermore valley, westbound 580 looks good. 4:48 let's go to steve. statute . >>> -- welcome back sal. >> thank you. >> sunshine today. everything says record highs. with had a bunch yesterday. oakland airport. oakland downtown. 73 and 74. sfo wa

come on. >> let's go, let's go. >> let's go now. >> one for a single. giants and the pirates. so i went out there for the pirates. >> he don't even want to throw a strike, curtis. he don't even want to throw a strike. >> first day, i suit up in a pirates uniform. i felt like i was a kid again. >> let's go. stay focused. >> attack mode, baby, attack mode. >> being familiar with something i grew up with, playing baseball. and so i felt alive at that point. baseball, no matter where you are, in prison or on the street, it's baseball. >> yeah. >> go, go! get him, get him! he's out of there. whoo-hoo! >> my year, i hope to hit over .400 and still be the leading base stealer on the team. >> go, go, go! go, go! >> in prison, you know, base stealing, that's not a good term to use, but baseball-wise, that's the best term to use. stealing bases and throwing people out. now i know why baseball is america's pastime sport, you know? >> key is serving a 25-year-to-life sentence that began when he was 17 years old. >> at 17 i was just confused. i didn't know who i was

to the bay bridge toll plaza, it is light, no meaning problems -- major problems, 4:30 let's go back to the desk. >>> we begin with breaking news, a building caught fire and it is located on blake street and the berkeley public library. we want to take you there live so you can see quite an active scene this morning. i believe that is the building there that we we are stamping into right now. we do have a crew and we will get some more information and we understand some people have been evacuated from that area. we have not heard of any injuries near shad dock avenue, we will bring more information as soon as it becomes a veil usual. >>> -- available. >>> a bart police detective was accidentally shot and killed by a fellow officer. alex savage is at the apartment complex where things went terribly wrong, alex? >> reporter: we do expect to hear more about he exactly what happened here how a veteran bart police officer was shot to death by one of his own partners. and these officers, all of them wearing bullet proof clothing, one officer mistakenly fired that shot, he was hit by a bull

to steve. >>> let's go to sal, a very good morning to you all, yes. the forecast? >> yes, yes. >>> mostly cloudy for theft of you who don't know that and 4 nice is -- 49 is the forecasted high and that is a great sign. highhigh pressure has been here for a long time it's not only that but there is another one really really strong. sometimes things can sneak in underneath and up get a lead under that and there is hints something might come in and we will deal with it and it will be cooler but it still looks dry here for a while, dry and very, very warm. santa cruz 82 yesterday and 82 in santa cruz. oakland airport an "f" s o, the warmest january temperature ever and it felt like it would be long -- longer. salinas is 08 and believe it or not -- 80 believe it or not and it would tie going into southern california and it is unbelievable we have this kind of weather. 51 in novato, 34 concord and i have seen 66 in the oakland hills up near piedmont. red flag warning, everything is so dry and we call these clippers which keep coming down from california and

let's go to the maps first. westbound 24 is where the crash is. now again we don't have any major slowing yet. it doesn't look like it will be a major accident. all right let's move along and take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. the traffic here is backed up for a 10-15 minute delay. no problems on interstate 880. it looks like it could be a little windier. the traffic itself looks pretty good. steve, a little windy there. nfc championship game, no change yet. game time temperature 50 degrees. there are hints of very light rain in the morning but other than that i don't see much. breezy to windy. some of the higher elevations. san francisco there is a lot of upper 50s to 60-degree temps. casey boswell who just tweeted me concord 33 degrees. asked me steve, do you think it will ever rain again? yes, some day it will rain again. just not for awhile. san jose 76. that was a record. oakland 74. oakland downtown 73. sfo 72. those were all records yesterday. today looks like another record setting day. stage is set. clear skies. high pressure aloft

meat happens under one roof right here in the plant in columbia, missouri, it's beyond freezing so let's gowe're standing in the manufacturing space. what we're going to do right now is go through the various processing steps through to packaging. >> okay, let's check it out. ♪ >> so this is our first time we see the product, we take our dry material, we take our wet ingredients, we mix them together, form a slurry and this is what it comes out to be like. >> it's definitely chicken-like. >> we take the strands and send them through the stringer that gives the chickenless strips. >> how am i doing, baby? >> you're doing good. >> we put in fluids, spices and flavorings. then we'll go to the grill where we actually sear the surface to give it a presentation. >> compare it to the real chicken where where production takes weeks. to produce just one pound of chicken it takes about 468 gallons of water, 2 pounds of grain or feed, and eight times the amount of fossil fuels that is used to grow plants. it's one thing to say your product looks and tastes the most like chicken. but it's another to pu

let's go into our next item, please? >> item number three, the chair's report this is an information item. >> okay, good morning colleagues, the year has begun and already i feel that we have a full work program on our plates. and we are all saddened by trat gik pedestrian fatalities of the start of the year, it was a stark and urgent wake up call that we must act now to prevent these terrible crashes. and i want to thank commissioner campos for the hearing and breed as well with so many participating and commissioner yee was part of that as well, and many of the other participants from the board of supervisors transportation authority and were waiting in on the hearing about how they can play a large role to be sure that we are doing everything that we can to prevent the fatality and crashes occurring in the future. i also appreciated mayor lee's action on prioritizing funding for pedestrian safety and to help to boost our response, how we can identify an additional ten million dollars in prop k funding to make availabl

now let's go to sal keeping an eye on traffic. >> okay, sal hold. are you on apple? >> yes. >> oh gosh, you are going to put me on the spot. $550 a share. what do you think pam. good morning everybody. let's look at what we have, there is not a lot going on but it doesn't mean we will not have a lot going on later. the drive time no major problems right now. 880 north, the roadwork is not bad here and they have picked it up and we have been looking at 508 and the ultimate pass and we are moving to the inner core area, it is 449 let's go to steve. room all right. i have really band it to rain, serious -- seriously. and after that after the weekend it looks dry and how can this be a meaning pattern change if we are cooler everything is riding up to the north. cooler pattern not much in the way of clouds. so we will take you too too day that is our best opportunity right there as we head to wednesday night and thursday and that will be there after friday, it is gone. i mean so, you know what film saying. 40s and 50s due to cloud cover, it is amazingly cold, it is police

let's go. [laughter] >> isn't that right. there's much more to come. >> there you go. all right. [laughter] take the west side, west side story. [applause] >> tune in next time when i own the room for coach gibbs. i cannot work like this. with nfl greats isaac bruce and gerald mccoy. what are you doing. >> that are you doing. >> th >> stephen: thanks so much. welcome back everybody. [crowd cheering] thank you so much for joining us. i got to say, during the commercial break, i heard some accusations that my superb coverage is nothing more than a thinly veiled attempt by talking about sunday's trademark let's call it sports gavin 48. [laughter] because superb all contains the same letters of what's happening on sunday in the exact same order. hello. have you ever heard of a thing called coin sidence. this is about the greatness of man's best friend all and i'm committed to these majestic birds of prey as i am for not getting sued for extra right ion fringement. america is bringing with hot al co

let's not hold a project like keystone, five years? >> it's the biggest boone dogle. you think a company called trans-canada is going to make -- >> administration has tied it up in regulatory burden. >> i better jump in here. let me tell you why it was bipartisan. first of all, my little state of west virginia, we think we ought to buy from our friends instead of our enemies. >> nothing wrong with that. >> that's why canada is the best trading partner, our best ally. that oil will go somewhere -- >> according to transcanada that's somewhere in china. >> it's going to go to china if they build it -- >> the department of energy report. >> we're secure. >> and the more access we have to energy, the more secure we are. >> okay, well -- >> let's argue about something we might be able to get somewhere like immigration. >> i have to ask one more question of senator manchin. he's ably represented west virginia. would you agree that this president is pro coal? my good friend here was -- >> about clean coal in the state, let's back it up. >> there's money in it, they just haven't spent it. the difference is i'm having a probl

alex would walk in and tell some of the women, let's go. it's time to get in the shower. which meant he was going to rape them. and you couldn't say no. and even if you did say no, he would still force you to do it. he would force you whenever he wanted, for some women multiple times per week every week, every month. sometimes spanning over years of time. >> i don't believe any of those girls had sex against their will. >> michael rataj is alex maksimenko's lawyer, and he admits -- >> they were laundering money, okay? they did take a lion's share of the money that the girls made in the bars. they did hide it from the government. they did bring the girls here without the proper immigration papers, and of course, the girls were forced to work in these bars. but in terms of them being bought and sold for like a cow or a pig, you know, or a chattel or the allegations that they were routinely sexually abused, it just didn't happen. >> the girl who was living with me, i saw her body was a lot of violence. you could see the scratch, bites, it was scary to look at it. i was thinki

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my word and i said okay i am going to do this and they were so for it. >> as it turns out, nobody had to bail her out. they said they heard her story and after that they let go and she said she was ready to go to jail just to make her cousin smile. >>> and they caused the death of 32 people who made dozens more sick. and they pled guilty to serious charges stemming from the outbreak. they face up to six years in prison and they traded cantaloupe to the farm in hawley colorado. >>> they are protecting college students in marin county and new measures they are taking after a sexual assault on campus last week. >>> we are live in san jose, we will tell you why city officials say these coin operated meters need to go. >>> traffic is moving well and traffic times are changing, and we will tell you where. >>> it is changing a little bit, not a lot, we are getting clouds and some cooler temperatures but can we get some rain? [ sports announcer ] here's another one, alyson dudek. hales corners, wisconsin. nice pass by alyson dudek. can she hang on to that spot? and she does! [ male announcer ] with the u-verse wireless receiver, your tv goes where you take it, al

. >> bart has 5 to 10 minute delays and 062, let's go back to the desk. >>> new -- 6:02 let's go back to the desk. >>> bart had an accidental shooting death. thomas smith is the first bart police officer killed on duty. he was a 20 year veteran and he was killed by a fellow officer during a probation search in dublin and he leaves behind a wife who was also a police officer and daughter. he gains our -- begins our coverage where the deadly shooting happened alex? >> we are live in dublin, this is where that veteran officer was shot to death by one of his own partners and it all happened yesterday. it is a group of officers and all of them were searching a unit here in connection with a robbery case. and after they entered the apartment, one officer mistakenly fired that shot. tom smith was hit by the bullet and died a short time later art the hospital. the san francisco chronicle identified the officer who shot him. >>> michael maze, a 10 year officer and they are looking into whether he accidentally fired his gun or it many to go off, whatever the circumstances are, that officer is i

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let's go to video we took of it earlier this morning. firefighters responded to this around 4:20 this morning on san antonio street. the woman said again she had no idea who -- how this fire started. she and her husband had thrown buckets of water on it. someone banged on her door and found some sort of a oil canister hiding behind a bush and prior to that there was a porch fire on 24th street. also another small fire on a porch at a dry wall business also happened this morning. again these are happening within minutes of each other. and we've seen police out here flashing flashlights. definitely a red flag has been raised. what is going on here? >> over the last three days we have had a large number of fires in about a five and six block radius. many of them exterior fires that have extended into the structure. started a porch on fire including the one on 17th street which caught the home on fire. we consider these fires suspicious in origin. and we have our fire investigators and san jose police assisting us in investigating these. >>

let's go. >> t.j. mcdaniels is in san quentin for a 90-day observation period. his behavior will determine whether he will stay in prison or perhaps receive a suspended sentence. >> i'm going to start your exercise program right here with this hill. let's go. >> all right. real quick, i'm here five days a week. three simple things. i don't want no phones. don't ask me a date i don't know. and don't miss your lockup. real simple. all we do is shower and eat. it's a wrap after that. you got any problems, let me know, we can fix it. if i call your name, give me your last two, take it inside. mcdaniels, 66. take it in. 2 west 40. chavez, 2 west 71. >> [ bleep ]. >> [ bleep ] they gave me 90 days. what's that [ bleep ]? 90 days? what's that [ bleep ]? [ bleep ]. >> i'm here 35. i'm reputable in them streets, you know? what's that? >> [ bleep ]. >> you ever been in here? >> not here, not in prison. >> this ain't nowhere to be, man. this ain't cool. you can't even stretch. you can't even stretch in this joint. >> you can't even work out in these cells. you can't run in

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but you know what, let's go back even further. let's go back even further.s break-up odyssey created wealth for viewers. i want to walk you through it step by step. this is a classic case how individual pieces can end up being worth far more, far more than the combined whole. it's a textbook example of breaking up and when i say textbook, i wrote about it in "get rich carefully." let's get mr. peabody in there too. we go three years ago when it was a mismatched mow sayic containing golf shoes and golf clubs. one for beam, one for home funnishings and one for golf. at the time the breaking up was announced, fortune brands had an enterprise value of 13 billion plus all of the debt on the balance sheet minus cash and that is the best way to value a company. then five odd months later they sell the golf business over a billion bucks. in october 2011, the company spends off fortune home and security and renames the remainder of the business pure play liquor company beam. i recommended both stocks not long after this move because i love split-ups. how much value w

maybe we should go back and look at the print operation now. >> let's go. >> before we go into the printhop, i noticed some incredible items you have talked back here. what are we standing in front of? >> this is william wiley, only one earth. this is a print edition. there are only eight total, and what we wanted to do was expand the idea of printmaking. this is really an art object. there we go. >> besides the punball machine, what do you produce in limited edition? >> there is the slot machine. if you win the super jackpot, you have saved the world. >> what about work? >> the right design, it was three volumes with lithographs in each volume. the cab of count dracula with 20 lithographs inside and lined with beaver fur. really special. >> let's move on to the print shop. >> ok. the core of what we do is making things. this is an example. this is a print project that will be a fund-raiser for the contemporary music players. we decided to put it in the portfolio so you could either frame at or have it on your bookshelf. >> so nonprofits can come to you, not just visual are nonprofits, b

let's get going. >> i.t. mrs.ms like it's undergone the most growth sings we've been watching. >> you can imagine once it develops a little bit more, it's a little spider-like and that should help avoid it getting eaten. let's take a look. that's basically eight centimeters, which is huge when you compare it to the length of the actual spider which is three, four meters. >> actually, that is like a shed skin. i'm curious if he's going to put that into the decoy. >> in his decoy, basically you shed your skin and make it part of your house. >> that's awesome. >> you're definitely right to also make note of all the rain we've been getting these last few days. we have a record of why this one is kind of messed up dpaird to last time. -- compared to last time. >> the great thing about stirring what is unknown is every tiny bit of information we get on it is like a mountain more than we had before. >> exactly. that's amazing prospect this one is spider number 5? >> yeah. >> aside from man, the decoy spider is the only k

obviously died if we didn't get them out. >> his little head is stuck in the netting. >> you're going to let him go straightaway so mum will be close. >> puts one in a crate, job done. he wasn't caught too badly. >> you got really stuck in there, haven't you? you have? yeah. >> cool thing is, they didn't have to be taken anywhere. it was catch and release. >> quite young, so they're going to be quite close to mum. to be put in here, hopefully they'll both go the same direction. >> the one is staring at the wall, doesn't know what to do you want to hug him and say it's going to be all right. >> they turn them around, point them in the direction they think their mom is, and let them go. >> waf helping this cute hedgehog. >> come kind of problem we need do physio. we thought we'd have a go. >> look at it. >> the camera angle, you can see it's feet clawing in the water. >> you can see how much quicker he's using back legs. much more exercise. >> i'm not sure i knew hedgehogs could swim. >> i'm not sure this guy know his can swim. forced to. the hog paddle. >> yeah. >> guess what, everybody? it's

the bulls are going to take over. let's take some examples, starting with citigroup's downgrade of united technology and honeywell, great american companies that have been outstanding performers for many years, why did citi downgrade? i like united technology and honeywell largely because of its excellent ceo. cote is the essence of building. why the downgrade? with the fed promising to keep short term rates close to zero for the time being and the u.s. economy gaining momentum, the more cyclical names in our sector continue to enjoy a stronger, longer run than would be expected in a normal, steady growth stage of the cycle. okay, why sell on that? what he's saying is they've been winners for longer than expected. u-tex and honeywell are broadly loved stocks with balanced earnings outlooks and both stocks should go higher this year, but it's not sufficient enough to have a buy rating at this time. that's it? they may not go up in time? is there a real reason here? are the companies starting to do worse? isn't that why you s

let's go to steve. >>> thank you, sal. good morning, everybody. i have a pretty good forecast for tomorrow. a lot different than last sunday that is for sure. 55 it looks like game time temp. they do have rain there today. excuse me this is saturday if you are traveling. for us it looks like a beautiful day once we get cranked up here. a little bit of patchy fog. high pressure comes in for one day. we will have a system moving in tomorrow. it will be the last one for awhile. sunshine and a little warmer today. highs low to mid 50s. system coming in tomorrow will give us cloud cover. there will be drizzle on the coast. it will be cooler. highs will go back into the upper 50s. plenty here the jet stream takes aim. coming down out of the northwest. overall high pressure is a fair our weather friend today. 30s and 40s and 50s. 27 up in tahoe. 42 ukiah. sacramento at 36 degrees. expect for clouds spilling over the ridge. look for a lot of sunshine. our cloud, rain forecast doesn't do much today. maybe patchy fog on the coast. it is tomorrow a little sy

at some stage, she had let go his hand. probably had it gripped tightly.e from her, but there was no response. >> reporter: in 2011, she found herself at the center in the jo uproar over president obama's birth certificate. the fact that she was the lone fatality briefly became fodder for conspiracy theorists, but this new video may go a long way towards putting that to rest. in fact, what makes this case so unusual is the fact that ferdinand puentes captured the crash on camera, as well as the aftermath. survival experts say they did everything right. most importantly, they stayed calm. they followed the safety procedures. everyone wearing a seat belt, everyone grabbing a life vest on the way out. and they clearly knew where the exits were. those simple procedures are how the overwhelming majority, upwards of 90% managed to survive plane crashes. even on jumbo jets like the asiana flight that crashed at sfo last year. or the us airways shuttle that landed on the hudson river five years ago. the miracle on the hudson, they called it. in that flight, as in

huddle up, let's go. huddle up. let's go, get in here. all right, let's do this thing. come on slap . >> stephen: (cheers and applause) >> stephen: lovely people, thank you so much, very nice, welcome back, everybody. folks, you know, as importants afoot ball is there are other stories is out there. for instance the leader of the free world speaking to congress. last night i was riveted to the state of the union in that i had surgeons rivet my eyelids open to make me watch it now folks, i got to say, i am blad i did because this was obama's fifth time before a joint session of congress. traditionally the most important address of any presidency, i mean who among us can forget these immortal words from george w. bush's fifth state of the union. >> human animal hybrids. >> stephen: that was a big problem back then. that was a big problem back then, we forget how big of a problem that was back then. if president bush hadn't warned us about it, right now your coworker would be a lab ra-dude. and your son would be playing soccer against puma boy. who is really very good. ver

let's go on.nt you, joe, this is a clip of then senator obama talking about spying on americans. >> this administration also puts forward a false choice between the liberties we cherish and the security we provide. i will provide our intelligence and law enforcement agencies with the tools they need to track and take out the terrorists without undermining our constitution and our freedom. that means no more illegal wiretapping of american citizens. >> all right. we know we lied about healthcare. the senate committee now says benghazi was preventable. and when he allowed clapper to perjure himself and say we don't spy on americans, i think, you he allowed another lie or perjury to occur. i mean, is he lying about this, too? the nsa stuff, joe? >> no, look. i think -- look, the fact is as president, you have got to balance national security and privacy. and i don't think there is any way any president can win on this right now on the left there are people like me on the left you get attacked because