let's take a look at the other stories we are looking at today.three credit card companies suspended after a data theft that affected almost half the population. they will be barred from adding new clients for three months. the companies were unaware of the theft until informed by regulators. tokyo.in getting intoers instant messaging, buying privately held viber. withen aims to complete the likes of tencenrat and othe. icbc betting on the middle east. they want to boost earnings from the region by 50% this year. icbc is also opening a branch in saudi arabia, making it the first chinese bank there. it also has plans for kuwait and the united arab emirates. here we go again, the credit crunch in china, bank lending their soaring to the highest level we have seen since 2010. what does this indicate? a shift in emphasis for the pboc or is it just lunar new year aberration? stephen engle's is in hong kong, what is going on? these concerns and my earpieces giving me trouble again. i'm going to take it out. we had a bit of a cash crunch. the pboc is con

rather colonial look. system we have now is based on this touchscreen panel. >> these are located in various places. this controls everything in the tom from lights to persons temperature, to air-conditioning. there are 11 messages that are arty programs. not only does this change, but it changes on all of the panels we have on the wall. we very much believe in moving people around. this has about 40 modern rolls-royce is. we have three vintage extensions from 1933-1934. this is very special. what this is used for our weddings and special cases. this is on the top floor. it supports the helipad we had on the roof. thememorabilia is based on china clipper. you can have private dinners here. being love the theme of in this environment. charlie guillen have a look? >> yes. -- shall we go and have a look? >> yes. that is a good way to beat traffic. coming up, the expectation of my next guest will not meet expectations. we will get the numbers when "first up" returns of plus analysis from financial advisors. ♪

yeah. >> and he looked down. he looks down. he's not afraid to look down at the street and hundreds of feet below. >>> let's celebrate by giving an ipad mini. > we'll be doing that in just a little bit we'll beelling ywin. >> the buzzword is coming up and you have to be 18 years or older and a u.s. resident to enter. >> it's your "rtm" ipad giveaway coming up in a little bit. >>> just when you think you've seen it all coming out of dash cams, these videos both involve trams. keep your eye on this go right here a pedestrian about to cross the street. look closely, it's tough to see but that's a blue pedestrian crossing sign and it's also tough to see because the streets are covered in snow. it looks like the car stopped for him and he makes a break for it. >> no! >> oh! >> oh, wait, looks, like, he did a break-dance move and got his legs out of there. >> good eye, steven, he did not get injured. boy, was that close. he goes running across the street and at the last minute checks to see whether the tram is coming or not. >> and t

they look at that need of the day, they look at shoes, they look at material goods for options involving volunteers. at the end of the day they get many things individuals had requested that day. they do a great job of looking at ensuring how the people get needs met through our daily connect. they're moving daily connect to shelter connect. we'll be starting that next month and engage with some of the individuals in the shelter and kind of bring them into the daily connect. outreach and engagement, we talked a lot about the hot team. the hot team became 24 hours not by magic. what we did is literally used to take the lap band you used to see transporting people and we took that model of the 24-hour component and merged it into the hot team to bring it to 24 hours, and looking at efficiency in the 24 model. we worked with fha because many transports were from shelter to shelter. hsa -- this is why it's important to leverage with each other's department. hsa [speaker not understood], that freed us up to use utilizers. hope from shes and those who needed us to respond to areas of need for

this is a look at our radar. you can see as the storms move in we have experts and reporters positioned all over the bay area this morning. the most recent storm dump add good amount of rain on the south bay, didn't stop shoppers from showing up at santana row. use the umbrellas they haven't used in some time. most of them didn't mind a little rain. meteorologist christina loren will be along in a few minutes to tell us when the next storm is going to arrive. >> developing news out of you crane. dozens of pro russia gun men stormed a building and raised a russian flag. ukraine's acting president warned russian forces movement of troops will be considered military aggression. the region is on the opposite sit side of you crane. a respected russian news organization is reporting that ukraine's fugitive president viktor yanukovych was seen in a moscow hotel. he report lid asked for russia's protection from quote extremists, an official is quoted saying they will protect him. russia apparently considers him to be the

looking at oakland. looking at standard flow of traffic past the coliseum and northbound with taillights away from us. southbound, headlights picking up more volume, past the pa reason na, an earlier stall. smooth drive for 880. look at maps, north toward the bay bridge, a nice easy drive out of the maze. off the east shore freeway from the top to the bottom of the screen, to the left side, that's your commute, west 80 toward that treasure island area where there was a small repotall repo bridge crews were able to help them out of the lanes. we see the build. metering lights on in the next couple of seconds. we'll continue to track that for chp. looking here, you can see the traffic management center, tri-valley, that's where christina's talking about clouds. we've seen the fog. slower drive developing out of the altamont pass. typical over there. moving into the south bay, where we do have a northbound commute moving nicely but right here, santa clara street closed between second and market. we have our

here is a look at 92.he camera looks westward from the toll plaza. 11 minutes either eastbound or westbound. for your trip to the san raphael bridge, an easy ride. no backup coming up from the toll plaza. a 16-minute commute from the san ramon valley. still just a 14-minute drive for the east shore freeway. what delays we had on 24 have cleared up. south bay, there's a little congestion on 101 northbound. but the drive time out of the coyote valley is only 18 minutes. no delays as you head down from the 37 interchange here at navado near the golden gate bridge. >> good morning, gary. >> isn't today a holiday? >> happy president's day to you. >> we work on holidays. there's never a day off at kron. >> did you work this weekend? once you start working holidays, it's the low of the low. >> they're mad at me now. i don't want to work sunday. >> because i was so busy catching up with the olympics. how desperate do you have to be to watch curling all day. >> were you desperate. >> i don't even -- i look up and i

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this is a look at the nighttime look of how it lights up.ere on nbc bay area. in fact, we've got a picture posted on twitter showing the first spectators arriving. we'll show those coming up ahead of tonight's big event. >> so, with the sochi olympics outshine other opening ceremonies? we'll see. in 2012 in vancouver wayne gretzky and three other athletes lit the flame though one of the cauldrons didn't work, making awkward moments. during 2006 in italy a former olympian lit a set of fireworks that went off in a domino effect around the stadium but eventually lit the torch. >> let's check in with janelle. she is at sochi, she has been there for quite some time now. must be just tremendously exciting out there. >> reporter: yes, scott and laura, this is a big night. we're an hour from the opening ceremony. my photographer and i are going to push into fisht stadium. the roof is starting to light up. all of the volunteers and the spectators filing in. 40,000 people are going to watch the parade of athletes, 88 countries representing and team us

looks like rain has done now. take a look at this thrift take a look at this.ry breaks. looks like most of the ride. we have another storm on the way in fact it could arrive as early as friday evening. that's going to be a real sober. a majority of the rain is going to fall. expect showers to continue on throughout the weekend. woodside mostly dry weather as we head into next week for it quickly looking actors dogon talk, >>:, renee darya. >>: the let's fix the olympics. but i'm looking at cal and stanford. that was a fun game. the skipper beat calgary >>: you must be written for stanford if you thought it was a fun game. >>: or mike montgomery they beat the no. 1 team in the nation and then they came out in l.a., last night. >>: it's funny how that can happen although stanford did come close to beating arizona. >>: they didn't get killed by arabs on another boat tied. in the way everyone's happy. you could be happy because they're both tied. >>: stafford could as easily begin to rise on a first. >>: i know in college if there was players entered. it can come d

still looks good. but overall no big incidents out the door if you are about to start off on your morning commute if you want to get to work on time. here's a look at the south bay. southbound 101 i noticed a few brake lights past tully on to capitol expressway. but otherwise, everything is pretty much in the green. i think lawrence mentioned this as well, another day of fog for your morning commute. you can see it hazy there through oakland past the oakland coliseum. mass transit still have these bart delays 15 minutes some earlier equipment problems. this is sfo to the east bay so in the commute direction apparently everything is still on time. that's your latest "kcbs traffic." back to you guys. >>> at least 12 deaths are blamed on the latest snow and ice storm to sweep across the south. today that storm is moving up the atlantic coast and this is a live look at morristown, new jersey, right now. you can see the snow coming down. so far north carolina has had the biggest traffic problems similar to

look at that.ve a modified format as well if they do with the qualifiers were suppose today happen today but because those are canceled the raises are going to be bracketed on their world ranking, start -- that is also pushed back until tomorrow because of that fog. >>> all right. bay area weather and traffic right now. let's start with the forecast. erica with details. reporter: mark no fog right now, valley fog start to form over the next couple of hours. right now we are seeing mainly clear skies and temperatures in the 40s and 30s. so these numbers could continue to drop over the next couple of hours really until we hit sunrise. san francisco you are leaving to 48-degrees, 42 in san jose. afternoon expect 60ss in the bay. very similar conditions in the east bay under mainly sunny skies. 64 your high in fairfield, 61 for castro valley, temperatures along the coast staying in upper as and 64 in oakland. looking ahead around the bay forecast, slight chance for port bay showers tomorrow evening, th

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you look at beautiful sky, i have to look at headlights below, that's the traffic flow.e have metering lights on. they've been turned on before 6:00. typical schedule for wednesday at bay bridge toll plaza and flight lighter than normal flow. it ripples around to the bay area commute around. a smooth flow here. 880 overcrossing, slowing there. we'll look at the maps, folks north of there. it sorted itself out. east shore freeway, seeing more slow, more volume out of richmond. also, west 580 has harrison, approaching 24. earlier spinout. single car spinout. wet roads condition. traction and spinouts, only seeing a couple, one north of highway 13. the rest of your east bay moving smoothly, typical schedule. heavy slowing for 680 south. wet roadways continue south. the south bay taking if for 87 and 101, and as we look at 101, our newsdesk operator said it's raining, raining when he came over the santa cruz mountains. pe here's palo alto, different situation. >>> a beating investigation at a hospital. coming up, how the patient got off his tugurney, attacked an el derly wom

so look at pharmaceuticals. look at the largest company in the world talk about the national institutes of health the funds political research to discuss private industry nih as the biotic industry acknowledges it as it crowds out private pharmaceuticals this issue with profitability, rates of return it is hard to read the numbers but consistently close at 20%. or heard of. those lines are the average for u.s. industry which is about four or 5% so it is about five times as profitable as the american norm over the last 20 years it is the most profitable and has been the top three every year. sales of pharmaceuticals have got the upper like wildfire. they have leveled off to talk about the government's role there. what doesn't have to do with regulatory programs? the allies the free market who can offer a product you the bedrock foundation of the pharmaceutical industry as in the executive will tell you it is this program that makes this whole business model possible. we have the fda that instils customer confiden

>> at is more of a joke, but if you are looking for colleges, midwestern schools are really looking fornts. applicants declined, it's only going to get worse. seend 20 or 25, you will the result of the decreasing population that started after the recession. >> so we are not going to be crying any tears for colleges in the northeast? >> they are still going to get lots of applications. more in the case of some other really selective schools to get over 30,000 applicants. schools thater draw from a local population, they will be working harder to recruit kids. >> your story is on bloomberg.com and on the bloomberg terminal. whatyou did this story, was the most surprising thing that jumped out at you? >> i'm from the midwest, so i wasn't terribly surprised students are not venturing far. that ifthe question harvard is seeing a decrease, what about everyone else question mark >> and you go to school in the midwest? >> no, i went to school in the northeast. [laughter] >> thank you so much. bringing, do you like your cell phone with you to the bathroom and -- and app is making that legit. wha

when you start looking for growth opportunities are there more growth potentials here or do you look at the overseas markets for where you think the hot growth will be. >> yes, a all of the above, right? i think there's still a lot of opportunity here. so, the smartphone era, is beginning to mature. right? i mean, almost everyone has a smartphone. >> i have two. >> you have two now, people are adding tablets. there's a lot of room to run on tablets and we are just now entering the world of the connecting things if you will. connecting devices. and this the a very exciting opportunity as we put these fourth generation networks people are manufacturing wearable devices, devices that are connect wirelessly in the home to the internet. it's a whole different revenue and growth opportunity for us. >> randall, you recently base chairman of the business round table, a group of ceos looking at things around the globe and trying figure out how things are going. are there issues that came to the forefront? >> when we look at public policy, and issues surrounding public policy, there's one issu

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take a look at the bay bridge, westbound drive, all of the approaches look great.den gate bridge is delay free and incident free in both directions from here we'll head to 92 and the -- look at this ride, light on the right side of your screen, that would be the commute direction and for your ride to the richmond san rafael bridge, coming across 580 you will find no delays or problems. and updating drive times. still just 13 minutes hercules to berkeley, 16 minute us through the san ramon down to done lin that is a great ride, so is your trip through the south bay, no problems no 280, 85, 17 or even -- look at the ride here through ma run county 101 southbound is delay free from highway 37 down to the golden gate bridge, so enjoy the ride, darya. >>> thanks a lot george. new video ethiopia airlines plane that was hijacked by the copilot. the copilot was seeking i can't cylomine sweats land, so he took control of the plane while the pilot was in the bathroom. he locked himself in the cockpit and the plane and 200 passengers and the copilot was arrested. >>> 3 u.s. d

>> look at that! couple days later they're going to regret they taught him this stuff because they're not going to be able to keep track of him. >> right. >>> you'll think this cat is a chimpanzee after you see this behavior caught on camera. >> you got to see this. >> look at that! >> what are you doing? >> this is slinky. >> and literally just hanging out. >> wow. oh, he fell. >> oh, you okay? >> yeah, he's totally okay. you okay slinky? okay. >> i think slinky needs a new hobby because that's not working out for him. >> slinky what are you doing? >> are you okay? >>> when i bring you guys wing suit videos it's usually the athletes, the pilots of these wing suits that make our jaws drop. not this time. this time it's actually the scenery that is so stunning it just makes you wonder what is that, how is that, that is lake hillier and, yes, it's truly pink. this is not an illusion of any kind. it's off the coast of western australia, the island, and this is chuck bare riff, 47 years old, out the helic

don't look at it. this is a rare secular opportunity. >> let's talk about what linkedin result's could mean for tomorrow's jobs number. jon najarian is here. in his casual wear. is there a regroup? >> there might be. look at monster worldwide. up 23% today. manpower. and then, linkedin. despite the fact that twitter really had such a terrible performance and guidance yesterday, linkedin was up $9 or $12 today. starting the day at 212. now, it's right back to 206. it traded down to 191 in the post on that sell-off that mr. munster just addressed. and it's back by $14. that's telling you a little or a lot about tomorrow's activity. >> you look at manpower or something like that, is that a leading indicator? lagging? how do you think about that versus job growth? >> into this number, karen, i think it's very interesting that manpower is able to power up this much. i mean, that's a very big move, $1.35 out of a $6 stock. that's a big move today. and i think similarly, a lot of folks are saying, weather --

look at the mature stocks today. mining is you that there. look at the stocks that are rising. coal is also rising as well. the openingou see slightly high. tech, services there. one stock is currently rising, $.10 -- ten cent/ . lenovo is on the rise. volumes are quite low. keep your eyes on those. right out let's have a look at what we can expect out of china this week. we have economic data in the form of consumer and price news. let's get more on this as we go over to beijing. coming out of the lunar new year holiday, china is showing some signs of living -- losing momentum? >> that is right, rish. at the beginning of the year, there was an expectation that we would see a strong first half of 2014 for china. so far the data is not supporting that thesis. we have had weak manufacturing survey data from china. at chinese ports have been falling. the service sector is also selling signs of losing momentum. it has been a pretty inauspicious start to 2014. have we seen a sharp shift in investor sentiment away from the emerging markets? how do china play into that? mind ishing to

this guy doesn't look like he's able to get out of the way. >> oh! >> oh. >> takes her right off the temple and knocks her off the board and into the water. she's okay i'm happy to report, even though it looks like it's such a heavy hit. >> it could have knocked her out and carried by the waves and so many things could have gone wrong. >> what we know about this video is they are beginning surfers so maybe that's why this accident happened. >>> police in manchester england are looking for an arsonist. police say this man right here with the heidi on is pouring something onto this car most likely an accelerant. not only does he light the truck on fire, he lights himself on fire. look at him running away. police believe that he has injured his hand and/or -- >> i'm sorry. hard not to laugh. >> i know. >> such stupid people out there. >> the truck fire eventually spreads to a nearby house. it damaged a door and a window, but notice there's a getaway car, he's running down the street. eventually he does drop the can that he has because the can still afla

behind the highway, take a look at what to 80 look like. this made wiper's--but many were walking around had smiles on their faces because the brain feels good after being dry for so long. he was walking his dog and he describe this. he stated that the only side is that it will not fill the reservoir full enough to get california out the drought. >> in terms of where it is we will have to do better. >> hopefully, we will get more use out of bart umbrellas which is supposed to be a rainy season. >> marine kelly, kron 4 news. >> it is looking at a lot better. we will break this down. happy monday, here's a live look from our roof camera downtown. we are waking up to partly cloudy conditions. we may see fog developing. a mixture of sun and clouds today through tomorrow but chilly. wednesday and thursday is the next chance for rain and it will be fairly light, nothing too heavy. the bigger storm right now could be for this weekend. the temperatures are born to drop more. the temperatures right now are 49 degrees. san jose is at 43 degrees and s

look at him running away. police believe that he has injured his hand and/or -- >> i'm sorry.d not to laugh. >> i know. >> such stupid people out there. >> the truck fire eventually spreads to a nearby house. it damaged a door d a window, but notice there's a getaway car, he's running down the street. eventually he does drop the can that he has because the can still aflame but he's gone. but police are still looking for this guy and they've made an appeal to anybody who may have seen him in the hospital or treated him in the hospital because they believe he probably has injured his hand or his arm in this event. >> let me get this straight, the can was on fire in his hand and it took him an entire block to figure out that he needed to drop the can that was on fire? >> like he thought he could outrun it. >> also caught on cctv this incident at a mcdonald's in ft. lauderdale, notice, you have the two women standing in front of this counter and 21 is believed to be a customer, the other looks to be an employee. one woman falls to the floor and another one on the floor because two

country and perhaps it's bottoming but when you look at france when you look at the netherlands when you look at some of the larger countries france is really a basket case here and employment unemployment is rising about every month there are huge disputes everyone's on how to do with the law and and so you know one wonders you know how long you know germany holding all of europe together i don't think the game. ok now europe has been forced to undergo austerity in the periphery to prevent a fault as you said especially in greece but now bond yields they're dropping is the eurozone crisis over it's kind of like my first question but euro zone as a whole on ask. well actually bond yields have been dropping not just in europe but in the united states until recently actually because of central bank manipulations of buying bonds in the united states and in europe of a belief that everything's under control and if you look at the leverage of banks will you know who's buying these things you've got an enormous problem in europe. all of this debt is is owned by the spanish dess owned by. b

and i look at the stock market, i look at extreme positioning. the nikkei tells you all you need to know. japan went up 56% last year. and that's a strange event. if you look at what's going on in markets, the extreme trades are places where people are throwing things out the window. if you look at utilities and places where people can collect, why not just some rotation? and clearly, no one ever said that the world was a perfect place, in terms of where the economic data with us. we have a lot of choppy data here. but there's no reason to panic. >> even bearish? short the markets? >> still short the markets. short almost all of the markets, even the nikkei at this point in time. people haven't panicked yet. you want to buy the panic. we haven't seen that. all i've heard is buying opportunities. guy is the only person who said selling opportunity. everyone else is saying buy opportunity. you start to hear people panicking, saying, i have to get out. that's when you buy. we're not there yet. >> in terms of panic -- i don't want to throw that term

look, i'm a basketball fan. in the world, and prefer to watch bablt basketball over football. it's not the suits. it's the mental attitude about the suits that created the problem, and by the way, made another point. we, the dutch, we're faster. on that point, he was right. forget about the anti-american nonsense. throw that out along with, i adegree with joe on all that. >> he's feeling pretty good about himself right now, as well he should. his team has been really well. his spoibt interesting. interesting to see percy harvin of the seahawks suit up and concentrate on that or darryl green, former redskin one of the fastest men in the game. >> maybe joe kernen would watch that. >> i'd like to see joe kernen speed skate. put that together. >> i'd get out of the way. >> quentin tarantino recently sued gawker for leaking one of his screenplays. because gawker's screening company is based in the cayman islands, tarantino might not have a legal leg to stand on. will we see more heading to the tropics to avoid legal

take a look at the facts and incorporate those into our study. we counted everything gas stations and fitness institutions. so we did our best to make sure that everything was as correct as possible. i'd like to thank you for including us in the stakeholder meeting. thank you. thank you >> thank you. >> good afternoon, members of the planning commission i'm the director of government affairs for the restaurants association. your organization is a member driven organization we represent extinct and chain restaurants. i want to emphasize and ask this commission to analyze the businesses based on commercial district and not supervisorial district it could skew the data and consider looking at the retailer should include charitable giving. thank you >> next speaker is there any further any public comment? >> good afternoon, commissioners peter cowen i'm a resident in the upper market area and worked on formula retail controls in 2003 and 4. a couple of thoughts an issue areas to focus on. there's a lot to choose from. having seen the impact of the fo

look at this.ine by rossmoor. alamo, danville, back to the east bay hills. also a little bit -- it looks like it's calming down. still rain into lake county, parts of mendocino county. not done yet. farther north it will last longer. but there's definitely some breaks and blue sky. it won't last long. we'll have some sun today but a rampup in the clouds and the wind by tonight. there goes the first system. this one is looking better. we'll tackle it later today, tonight. partly cloudy, morning rain. breezy to windy. it's surning more southerly. 50s and 60s. here's sal. >>> right now, steve, the traffic is doing very well in many areas. but not so well here. now, steve has been talking about how it's been raining in some areas whenever it does rain, the traffic slows down. it's improved on 24. but the drive time is still elevated. it's 12 to 15 minutes. sometime we have drive times that are as low as eight to ten minutes driving between 680 and the tunnel. bay bridge toll plaza has been dry here. it

here's a quick look at the bay bridges. the bay bridge westbound looks better than 80 is.bound. and the 880 approach and the right-hand lane at least is backed up all the way over the eastbound lanes from the toll plaza. for the san mateo bridge and 92 rye westbound still good conditions. golden gate bridge fried won a one north bound no longer a back up here at the toll plaza for the westbound a ride. looks a little gray out there. let's check in now with erica. >>erica: right now temperatures aren't too bad. here heading out to low 50s and san francisco and oakland 347 currently in concord and 04 days of the door in santa rosa. i think will still have the low seventies for the livermore valley and south bay. the ticke some rain is the beginning tomorrow morning. you see on futurecast 4 is going to impact the north bay first. looks like scattered showers will continue on as we wake up early on thursday. that's just the first system. another one is heading our way off friday. when the conditions, rain will carry us into the weekend. take a look at the start of the next wor

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take a look at futures ahead of that open. the dow looks like it would open down. the nasdaq would open off about 6 points and the s&p 500 looking like it would open off about 4 points, as well, right about now. we have a busy day ahead on the economic front. here is what's going on on the agenda. january's producer price index and housing starts are coming at 8:30 eastern time. then this afternoon, minutes from last month's fed meeting and an important note on ppi, it's been revamped. the headline number has been broadened to include services and construction and will now be referred to as ppi final demand. >> what? >> i don't even know what that means, ppi final demand. but the one -- friday morning, do you think what's coming on friday morning? >> no. >> the fed minutes from 2008. >> hmmm. >> the transcripts of all of the meetings. remember, last year they gave occupy the 2007 ones and i think you could finally see for me -- >> this is a transcript of what was said around the table? >> these were the transcripts said at all of those fomc meetings, you'll be able

as you look at the landscape in health care, biotech and the like as we look forward now and the restar? >> very good. we did an investor survey. not only buy owe tech the best investing group, investors remain optimistic that will continue into 2014. a banner year for ipos in the sector last year raising $2.7 billion. this year already we have 14 in the space. i think the outlook and certainly with data like this, looks to be quite good for the remainder of the year. >> barbara, thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> barbara ryan, fti. >>> and nat gas up nearly 50% year date. how much that cycle will impact each and every one of us. >>> and bison. it's what's for dinner. taking a closer look at the bison market. meet two guys selling bison to the 1% crowd. ♪ ♪ ♪ where you think you're gonna go ♪ ♪ when your time's all gone? [ male announcer ] live a full life. the new lexus ct hybrid with an epa estimated 42 mpg. the further you go, the more interesting it gets. lease the 2014 ct 200h for $299 a month for 27 months. see your lexus dealer. they don't know it yet, but they're gonna

i look at the chart, i look at the next two weeks. think it would be olympics, as in advertisement for twitter. can you imagine how many hash tags there's going to be on that olympic feed? how many links there's going to be. this is truly the true competition to youtube. >> here we go. hang on, let me brace yourself. >> it's your -- >> you're probably tweeting about ice pairs. do you want to talk about that? >> not unless you have a partner. >> okay. just -- you know? i love ice skating. >> split screen. >> dance team, they have been together since they were 10 years old. a great story. so your tomfoolery down there, that's a nice story there. >> no one appreciates a double hamill camel -- >> hey, it's a family show. >> and the shortage is being blamed on cold temperatures across the u.s. and canada. and b.k., would you get back in? >> no, not yet. we are starting to come to the end of the cold season. at least we're all hoping that. despite what the groundhog said last season. now you have to wait and you either don't trade it till t

she looked amazing.s issue. and you wear a red dress and strut your stuff. >> this is the number one killer of all women. i don't think it sinks in. >> that's totally not true. i was really proud to be a part of it. >> jenna's got more on this in the orange room. >> orange is the new red. we painted the orange room red in honor of heart awareness month and hoping to raise as much awareness as possible. you like my chair? >> actually, red suits the orange room. >> sure does. >> let's go back to matt and meredith. >> all right, savannah, thanks. nothing says red carpet like a great pair of crutches. well done, lindsey. let's get to the opening ceremony. keir simmons outside olympic park. keir, good morning to you. >> reporter: buzz is growing out here. the excitement building because that olympic torch after its epic tour around russia will be brought here tonight. it will be used to light the giant caldron out here beginning the 22nd winter olympic games here in sochi. the preparations already underway. t

as you look around here, this does not look like marijuana business, this looks like high-tech start-up super critical co-2 extractors. >> reporter: the tie-dyed chul ture is ancient history. >> pound of trim the leftovers from the marijuana plant go into here. >> reporter: right. >> and maybe that much oil will come out. >> this is all part of a documentary tonight called "marijuana in america" colorado's pot rush, it premieres 10:00 p.m. eastern time and pacific right here on cnbc and harry smith joins us at post nine. we were talking during the break this is like waving a new industry created from scratch. >> watching a genie come out of a bottle. it's a social experiment and no one knows where it's going and just last week the state of colorado thinks that in the physical year to come in colorado alone, marijuana's going to be a billion dollar a year business. this is a tiny state with 2.5 million people. imagine that extrapolated across the country. >> is this solving revenue problems? >> nobody really knows that yet. lord knows especially retail marijuana is taxed very highly at 3

moment -- have a look at the u.k.n it comes to retail, there is in edelman called mike ashley who runs a company called sports direct. they pack it high. they sell it at various prices. lassiter,by-side with reebok side-by-side with low brands. high-volume, high margin business. good numbers coming in today. that is bolstering the u.k. story. in paris, it is peugeot. that has fallen off the leaderboard. lafarge came in with good numbers. credit agricole didn't eat but the markets seem quite happy with the dividend story. one, the first one you had since 2011. banking shares, there is our shock. seeing that come back virtually unchanged. keep an eye on sterling. will it stay strong as we see what the unemployment numbers are in this country? >> you kind of wonder whether unemployment is the new metric that we focus on. it has been the new metric for a while. u.k. data coming out, bank of england minutes, we will get some insight and see you in a moment. ♪ >> welcome back. we getting breaking data out of u.k.. 7.2%, 9-0

why don't we take a look dive in and see what we found out. is breathtaking. ♪ ♪ >> rushing rivers. picturesque ferries. many parts of western montana look untouched by man. it's small town america. everyone knows your name. people come from around the world to fish the blackfoot river and other waters. ftc norman mclane made there blackfoot famous in "a river runs through it." , are concerned about climbed change and other human influences, in this, wild country, it may be that science needs to save the day. global warming is putting the state fish, the west slope cutthroat trout, in danger. >> all right, we're going to need the fisher and all the pit-tagging equipment. >> clint mofelt monitors the rivers for the u.s. geological survey. they're looking for solutions. >> this area's actually warming at two to three times the global average. the worst cares scenario would be that the rivers, dry up, warm up too much to the point where trout can't inhabit these waters anymore. nothing like sampling trout in montana. >> mosel and his teamwork the

said we wanted him to look at. if there is no confusion later on that he's done something, if you will that we didn't ask him to do. so this is belts and suspenders type of an approach. all right? >> well said. first we are going to review the ibnr fund status and any changes to the policy. so you have before you the -- >> and would you please clarify what i b.bnr is >> for any self funded plan which is now why you # your flex funded program with blue shield and city plan, you hold the liability so at the time of terminating the contract, any claims that are paid after the date of termination that happened at the date of termination or earlier you will have on your balance sheet as a liability and you are fully funded without paying any further assessment. any on going -- on the program is required to do this. you do an excellent job. an additional caveat is that this gets approved, i don't set it as your independent actuary. you have an audit june 30th and the auditors also approved these numbers. it's doubly appr

we will look at the rain to continue. look at 101 in cloverdale, santa rosa. you see the moderate rain. it has not let up for the past day and a half. that's why mt. tam is up words of 9 inches where this rain shadow effect over into the east bay valleys, you are not seeing much at all. anywhere in da, you are dry. san francisco, yesterday. 280 on and off rain as well as 82. and down around san jose east of milpitas you are looking at dry conditions there. the heaviest rain on the coast, the coastal hills where we are getting this lift, down through davenport. so that's where we are seeing the heaviest amounts of rain. the rain will continue throughout the morning hours focusing on the north by but i'm going to time it all out for you. we will still see rain in the east bay valleys, also the south bay. looks like most of your rain is going to come through tomorrow morning. i'll explain when i see it in a little bit. katie. >> thank you. >>> the storm did move in last night and the rain caused plenty of problems for drivers, but that's not all. we have more fro

riding the wave of looking -- looking and feeling better about yourself. very badly. allergan going up and that's into looking and feeling better and it's an optical play and they've done a great job. >> gnc which, again, is down double digits. wanted to take a look at apple shares not because they are moving much, in fact, they are virtually flat on the decision although it's not been a bad week for apple. remember, it's not that long ago that carl icahn cried uncle after the company bought back $14 billion worth of its stock in a very short period after what was an earnings miss let's call it and the stock came down. it has performed quite well. do wonder, you know, i don't know, i don't know, but one has to wonder whether sitting on that significant gain mr. icahn might not be trimming his position a bit. he owned $4 billion -- >> if you are selling, you don't tweet you are selling. >> you tweet i've sold, i made 400 million bucks, don't know if it's coming or not. >> if that's the case the stock holds up rather dramatically. i hope they are not followi

temperatures are looking good, our skies is far looking good. we're doing patchy coastal fog. it's going to be thick throughout along 1. looking good, the clouds will cling to the coast, we'll see sunshine inland. a little shower activity. mostly in the north bay. this is what we expect. warming trend after the showers overnight into tomorrow morning. a little bit of a cool down. thursday into friday we warm you back up to unseason ble high averages. we have another chance to tap into the atmospheric river. we could see more of that heavy rain. i'll talk about when that returns, let you know what i'm analyzing coming up. >> we're trying to predict some of the changes for the south bay because the south bay school district in particular i know they have ski week or a week off. but we're looking at the track and flow. there is typical before 6:00 we see slowing. that is what we're seeing. looking at the map, the south bay, not a major problem. that yellow at the top of the screen, that's what we took a look at. as well as downtown, a burst of traffic. there was a crash, 680 at j

the san ramon valley is looking good. here is a look at your westward commute.out of the alta mott pass, this is the only slowing. in the south, highway 9 there is a report of a tree that is down. >> in marin county, there is slowing into central san rafael heading south from the civic center. the drive time is under 25 minutes down to the golden gate bridge. >> two weeks after weather paralyzed the city, atlanta is bracing for another winter storm. the governor received a lot of criticism after the storm two weeks ago. since then he created an emergency whether taskforce. he is in constant contact with the members of that task force. officials behind this that are getting ready ahead of the storm. the storm two weeks ago only deliver 2 in. of snow but it crippled the metro area. it brought traffic to a standstill. people were trapped in vehicles for hours and children ribbentrop that school because no school buses. >> over 20,000 pennsylvania residents are without power for the for today in a row. an ice storm knocked down trees and snapped power lines during a

look at realogy, look at toll brothers., listen, the weather really did play a role. >> look at macy's. >> the gross margins. they are taking it. if you are in the apparel business macy's calls you and says we are paying whatever everybody else is paying you, we are paying you 25% less, and the margin are extraordinary. and terry lundgren calls himself disciplined. it does matter. >> once the warm weather arrives, if it ever does, they do expect consumers to go back to normalized shopping patterns. >> think about, you see gross margins going up at home depot which are really impressive and gross margins at macy's, where are the gross margins at target and canada and some have it licked. it's a gross margin business. anyone around retail expect gross margins to fall. but these guys are rising. important metric. >> toll you mentioned. 25 cents did beat by 7 cents. net income year over year up n ten-fold. we talked to schiller, how do you see housing shaping up during the course of the year? >> i think interest rates have calm

it looks like he has lost it. it looks like letta will no longer be prime minister.t sure quick -- how quickly that will happen but as far as the overall austerity measures, they both want to have an economic program that gets cap -- the gets growth going in italy. we will get gdp out of italy tomorrow. this is an economy that is very much struggling with unemployment at 12% and youth unemployment at 40% and their debt to gdp ratio is second only to grace. >> you were the white house correspondent for years. how does the political divide in italy compare with the partisanship and divided government you saw in washington? only compare neoclassical architecture here versus neoclassical in washington. they are simply two different to compare. with the coalition system here, you don't have the power of the presidency. you have governing coalitions a veryme minister who is weak prime minister, not a lot of centralized power. for whoever the prime minister is is marshaling his minister together and getting them to do the same thing. it makes the american presidency seem im

it looks like the snow pack is still pretty and we are looking at way below normal. here's a look at the snow pack. it is 6 percent normal, 18 percent for central. the other big story is the brain that is coming. today, we will be stormed free. we're expecting patchy fog, chile with frost. this afternoon a lot of sunshine and tonight was the increase in clouds. >> the temperatures are cooler. 30 degrees, 35 for napa. 44 degrees for downtown san francisco. upper '30's for pleasanton. we are looking at plenty of sunshine today but another chance for showers is wednesday, thursday even next weekend. >> we will talk more about that coming up. >> fresh snow is bringing skier since no borders to the sierra slopes. the season started off slow and tried but this week's storm let resorts opened up. joining us on the phone is amelia richmond senior pr manager for squaw valley and alpine medals. >> we should be able to up open up more for this weekend. this is still going to be open today we are expecting more snow so i think next week and will be even better. >> so, you are wi

you can take a look for yourself.ay is the -- several skiers and snow boarders in the bay area waking up disappointed this weekend did not turn out like this. >> it was a storm warmer than thought. though flicks were up coming down heavy at the summit. meant rain was waiting for snowers and ski boarders at the base. high wind shut down lifts and slushy conditions closed several runs at resorts making for less than stellar slope conditions, but better for california. >> people depend on the sierra, depend on the snow melt for water. so this is -- this is exactly what we need were the snow pack provides a third of california's water supply, and given current drought conditions, every bit counts. >> now, expecting drier conditions today. a lower snow level. good news for skiers, snow boarders. want to let you know didn't forget you when wrote names. . >> in south lake tahoe kpix 5. >> appreciate that. >> things lightening up after a very powerful storm moved over the weekend. still seeing drizzle outside and also the fog