that would all change if delegate james malone's bill goes through. >> i would support that. telephone calls in the car should be hands-free. >> getting support of six other legislators, including michael bush. it is all about ending distracted driving. state highway officials say drivers using hand-held devices are four times more likely to get into a crash than those driving hands-free. denise watts doesn't take a chance. >> i will pull over into a parking lot, park, and then i will take my phone out and take a call or check my e-mail. >> would you like to see other drivers do that. i think it is dangerous. >> and deadly. >> 1.2 million crashes each year involve drives using cell phones. 331 maryland drivers died in crashes involving inattentive drivers in 2011. >> i can answer the call right here -- i have a button. i only use my phone if i need it for gps or something like that. >> with all of the technology around these days, thomas said there is no excuse for not complying. whether it is a primary offense or not. >> does it bother you when people are holding their phone

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. >> pam ra malone wishes she add health insurance saying a community clinic isn't giving >> hopeless sometimes, i'm -- it's so frustrating. and i don't know what to do. >> an answer from her and millions of other uninsured californians may be a year away under federal](z affordable care act. obama administration gave approval to set up a health benefits exchange onion line marketplace called covered california consumers can buy private coverage. >> this is a big milestone z says that the federal government looked at our plans and said we're good to go. >> the approval opens the door for companies to start bidding for a place on the exchange. plans are supposed to be affordable because they'll be competing for more customers. even those with preexisting conditions. defending -- depending on income level, federal subsidies will be available. >> you'll get as good or better price through covered california whether a subsidy or not than you'd possibly get anywhere in the market. >> is it good coverage? >> it's going to be great coverage. >> skeptics worry about the cost of mandated cover

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and this malone independent journalist who was of the occupy protests says the f.b.i. is siding with the so-called one percent of us society. this coronation between the f.b.i. the department of homeland security and corporations in the new york stock exchange really showed who they're serving it's it's not the government in this case is these corporations in the financial sector and it's certainly not the people the f.b.i. is really just targeting ordinary people going about their daily lives as potential terrorists and now people who are part participating in peaceful protest are also categorized as domestic terrorists so i think the f.b.i. is really picking and choosing who it categorizes as the type of civilians it wants to protect and at this point this really shows that you know as arky prime might say the one percent. the quality of education of britain's future generations could bear trees. in england and wales has hit a dangerous new law and london correspondent for smith told my colleague kevin owen why over seventy percent of teachers believe education in th

scott malone ni has a neurological disorder that prohibits his learning and his speech. denver man caught on camera plowing into these parked cars. he told cops that he was so tired after his wrestling match that he fell asleep at the wheel. they cited

but just in the last few days, general manager malone says business has been brisk. >> i think the valueis good for the money, and with interest rates and things like that are really good right now. >> that makes me happy because i'm car shopping right now. >> my transmission went out so i'm shopping. >> reporter: are you happy you will get a good deal? >> i'm very confident. >> reporter: when people decide to spend money on high ticket items then that means that confidence is solid. >> in 2008 when everything crashed, i included i put off buying a car. i thought i don't know what's going to happen so i waited until just last year. >> i think it's improved a lot over the last couple of years you look at the home prices they pretty much stabilized. you look at a lot of companies are actually hiring now. >> reporter: economists say future success depends on the new car buyers putting the economy over the rescission. >>> the dow lost 21 points, nasdaq dropped 11. stocks fell after word of disagreement among federal reserve officials about how long the feds should keep buying bonds to suppor

joining us here tonight or lieutenant james breckinridge and norman malone, who helped lead some of these rescue missions, along with the adjutant general of virginia. we salute you for your brave service to virginia. thank you very much. [applause] i am delighted to say that with the return from soldiers from afghanistan this summer, all virginia national guard units were home for christmas for the first time since september 11, 2001. [applause] during these 11 years of the global war on terror, more than 15,000 deployments of national guard soldiers and airmen were made, mobilizing for combat operations and other missions around the world. since 9/11, we have lost 10 of our fellow citizens, 10 virginia guardsmen, to hostile enemy activity. our national guard is recognized as among the best in the nation. they served us all very well. that same heroic service id replicated every day here at home by our men and women in law enforcement. in march of 2001, sheriff's deputies responded to a suspected robbery, only to find a sniper lying in deadly wait. inthe shootout that followed, two of th

scott malone ni has a neurological disorder that prohibits his learning and his speech. denver man caught on camera plowing into these parked cars. he told cops that he was so tired after his wrestling match that he fell asleep at the wheel. they cited him for careless driving and having no proof of insurance. the ugly. chelsea soccer star ejected from the game for kicking a ball game when he was down after he tried to retrieve the ball. luckily he was eventually able to walk off the field. >> time for your brew on this question of the day responses. do you think that it's a good idea or bad idea that high school students in washington, d.c. soon will not be required to take u.s. government class? here are some of the responses. dan tweeted us as saying why would we want future voters to be informed citizens of this country to know the constitution that keeps them free? and jim from virginia e-mailed thomas jefferson said a democracy can only survive in an educated electorate. if we keep this up we will lose the system we were built upon. finally blaine tweets us conside

but just in the last few days, general manager malone says business has been brisk. >> i think the valueis good for the money, and with interest rates and things like that are really good right now. >> that makes me happy because i'm car shopping right now. >> my transmission went out so i'm shopping. >> reporter: are you happy you will get a good deal? >> i'm very confident. >> reporter: when people decide to spend money on high ticket items then that means that confidence is solid. >> in 2008 when everything crashed, i included i put off buying a car. i thought i don't know what's going to happen so i waited until just last year. >> i think it's improved a lot over the last couple of years you look at the home prices they pretty much stabilized. you look at a lot of companies are actually hiring now. >> reporter: economists say future success depends on the new car buyers putting the economy over the rescission. >>> the dow lost 21 points, nasdaq dropped 11. stocks fell after word of disagreement among federal reserve officials about how long the feds should keep buying bonds to suppor

now the next step -- actually win a playoff game carroll malom malone has more. >> it's a different time of excitement. that is a good things. you have to control it, but you want to use that -- the stakes, win or go home to drive you. >> it's a different type of feeling. i've got to playoffs a couple times, just the focus, the energy, everybody just has it. you just feel it. >> you feel like we're still in the regular season, just trying to fight, push on. >> reporter: the hype and excitement is building in and outside redskins park. 13 years since their last home playoff game, the buzzword this week at the park is focus. you can't get excited about something we've been able to do, achieve it. now we can't do that by staying happy all week because we won the nfc east. >> once the season is over, we can enjoy it, but right now it's all business. >> reporter: given that today's practice was held inside, as the players are trying to stay in their own bubble, staying as far away as possible from the "p" word -- pressure. >> i don't watch the news, i don't let negative stuff get to me. i lik

>> reporter: council member malone was the lone no vote. the vote came in after 2:00 this morning. the council approved a $250,000 contract that includes hiring former l.a. and new york police chief bill brat ton to consult with police on how to bring down crime. some in the crowd said they thought bratton's support for stop and frisk policies will lead to racial profiling. with 131 homicides last year, six so far this year, other residents said, look, oakland needs help. >> we happened to have an unfortunate skin color. i hate to say it like that. i have pride in who i am. >> when you can't walk down the street, be safe. you can't go to school because it's just a war zone that's going on. we believe bill bratton is a strategist. >> reporter: the council approved hiring 20 new police techs to allow oakland street police to do more crime fighting. also approved paying to bring on ten alimeda county sheriff's deputies for six months adding a new police academy sometime this year. reporting live in oakland, kristy smith, "today in the bay." >> in the meantime an undercover oakland off

mike malone. john logan. michael. margaret fishman. >> i am james johnson, a retired school psychologist here in sonoma county. i have been a credentialed school psychologists for over 40 years. it needs to be early intervention, very early intervention, kindergarten, first grade level. the needs to be clear and available help for all students at early ages. early intervention is the key. your mental health programs are key to getting students early. we have a situation where many students are identified early on and there is no way for parents to assess -- access services, on the mandated by juvenile court, or they volunteer. i have several parents call me in my private practice and publicly that their kid, by the time they reach 12, 13, are out of control. early intervention is key to this issue. it must be engineered carefully and complete all over the state. thank you. [applause] >> i am a geologist. i spend a significant amount of time on the north coast, increasingly populated by drug cartels, pit bulls, and occ

malone. i am sure you have our staff in washington, d.c. curiously looking up their complaint. we have your contact information, and will make sure stuff follows up with you. thank you for your work with the baltimore public school system. our next audience participant is mike warren. do we have rod stetz? >> i am president and ceo of cq, here in maryland, and i am also here, on behalf of cuna. we believe this should be workable for consumers, while avoiding disruptions in the mortgage market based on lenders' fears of increased liability, and so on. we commend your efforts on this issue. we also appreciate that the bureau is allowing temporary exemption from the qualified mortgage 43% debt to income ratio to meet the eligibility requirement. we appreciate that as well. however, we remain concerned that there may be instances where higher-income ratio may be appropriate for certain borrowers, especially for us, as we deal with our own members. and we will be closely reviewing this aspect of the final rule. given the scope of the rulemaking pending at the agency, we want to rein

community high school gave up their homecoming king nominations and presented the honor to scottie malone. he's a junior who suffers from a neurological disorder called williams syndrome. he proudly wore the king's medal to school this week. >> kind of emotional from everybody. i think i saw scottie shed a few tears. we were all emotional out there on the court. >> means an awful lot to you, doesn't it? >> yeah. >> next year, scottie is going to present the crown to the new homecoming king. >>> dreamliner troubles in the south bay. a major setback for that nonstop route connecting san jose to japan. >> and run, dog run. tips to keep man's best friend active, healthy and safe. >> here's another cool 49er fan photo for you in the meantime. according to this dog's owner, wake me up when the game starts. we want to show off your niners pride. your fan photos to news@kpix.com or upload them directly to our website, cbssf.com. >>> we'll be right back. led to a shoot-out in oakland. . >>> another officer shot in the east bay. the crash that led to a shootout in oakland. >> and time for a cool ch

county executive malone and dann. we have been working together. here's where i think we he wanted up. if there is a decent number of republican votes for these bills, democrats will do the right thing, and make sure that it gets over the top. people are sick and tired of the politics and they are sick and tired of the maneuvering. they want a solution. i'm cautiously optimistic that we're on the verge of a solution. it's just got to be bipartisan, and it's got to get done. >> how much money will be in the final bill that you think might get through? >> well, we've already done over $9 billion, but that was for flood insurance. there are two additional bills that we'll be voting on and several amendments. one for $17 billion and one for $33 billion. if all the commitments that have been made are kept, and if commonsense prevails, and you realize that storms cannot be partisan or political, i think we'll end up at $60 billion, which is where we should have been about 89 days ago. >> $60 billion, including the $9 billion -- >> that's right. that's wh

malone, you can't get along with him? >> they're really good people. it has nothing to do with it.t the media companies, and you think who's in charge of newscorp, okay? chase is the ceo. but ruppert is in charge. the job i would like would be a job along the lines of what jeff has, or what bob iger has, which is sort of being a ceo. not interested in those kind of companies, that size company, like something much more entrepreneurial, turn-around, building it up. >> you had it with sirius. >> and we did it. >> is the story over there? >> no, i think the story is going to continue. i believe that sirius xm has the next few years locked. all right? all the car deals are done, the contest deals are done. there's no big threat from a competitive point of view. the big threat would come in the wired car. i think sirius xm has the position to win in that field. >> you do? when wi-fi comes and pandoras of the world can bring a cohesive competition there? >> sirius can do everything that any of those people can do, plus they have the satellite to be able to take one and one and make more

mike malone. john logan. michael.ret fishman. >> i am james example, but there are so shot through with polls and johnson, a retired school psychologist here in sonoma county. i have been a credentialed school psychologists for over 40 years. it needs to be early intervention, very early intervention, kindergarten, first grade level. the needs to be clear and available help for all students at early ages. early intervention is the key. your mental health programs are key to getting students early. we have a situation where many students be early intervention, very early intervention, are identified eay on and there is no way for parents to assess -- access services, on the mandated by juvenile court, or they volunteer. i have several parents call me in my private practice and publicly that their kid, by the time they reach 12, 13, are out of control. early intervention is key to this issue. it must be engineered carefully and complete all over the state. thank you. [applause] >> i am a geologist. i spend a significant

sam malone valley on 580 is slow for the dublin area. even the 680 south bound is not too bad.t is a little bit of slowing from the guadalupe parkway. we're picking up a little bit of slowing through more ran for 1 01 south. the drive time is just above 30 minutes. >> freezing temperatures are creating a high demand for portable heaters. in fact, some stores are running out at a man i get any more until after the cold snap. that is not the case at ace hardware in else are we told. there are shelves and two rooms full of portable heaters. he even though, sales have doubled compared to this same time last year. the store manager says that purchasing extra heaters is always a gamble for them, but this year it may pay off. >> police are asking for your help to help them identify a man who robbed a san rafeal bank earlier this month. if you are looking at surveillance photographs of him. authorities say, a suspect entered the west of mayor cut bank on francisco boulevard and demanded money from a teller. they say, once he was given the cash he fled on foot. if the suspect is describ

mike malone. john logan. michael jagardi and margaret fishman. >> i am james johnson, a retired school psychologist here in sonoma county. i have been a credentialed school psychologist for over 40 years. there needs to be early intervention, very early intervention, kindergarten, first grade level. there needs to be clear and available help for all students at early ages. early intervention is the key. so your mental health programs are key to getting students early. we have a situation where many students are identified early on and there is no way for parents to access services, on the -- unless it's mandated by juvenile courts or they volunteer. i have several parents call me in my private practice and publicly that their kid, by the time they reach 12, 13, are out of control. so early intervention is key to this issue. it must be engineered carefully and completely all over the state. thank you. [applause] >> i'm mike malone. i am a geologist. i spend a significant amount of time on the north coast, incr

[applause] >> i'm mike malone. i'm a geologist. i spent a significant amount of my time on the north coast, increase in the pipe of a drug cartel, pit bulls and the occasional cougar. personal defense is important to me. congressman thompson, your committee has waded in some very deep water here. i think your actions in politics could stabilize or they could have some very serious unintended consequences. it's obvious to me that there are those who oppose the second amendment and absorbing not implying that to you. but there are those who do that, and they use political subterfuge to slowly undo the this fundamental right. by means of agencies, bureaucracies -- [applause] -- >> without having to answer to the american people. california, for example, to realize it's a federal thing we're talking budget, but california, for example, has created a twisted base of fire arm regulation, including for the purpose of legitimate personal safety and self-defense in constant jeopardy of being criminalized. our legislatures response, there's

joining us here tonight or lieutenant james breckinridge and norman malone, who helped lead some of theserescue missions, along with the adjutant general of virginia. we salute you for your great service to virginia. thank you very much. [applause] i am delighted to say that with the return from soldiers from afghanistan this summer, all virginia national guard units were home for christmas for the first time since september 11, 2001. [applause] during these 11 years of the global war on terror, more than 15,000 deployments of national guard soldiers and airmen were made, mobilize for combat operations and other missions around the world. since 9/11, we have lost 10 of our fellow citizens, 10 virginia guardsmen, to hostile enemy activity. our national guard is recognized as among the best in the nation. they served us all very well. that same heroic service id replicated every day here at home by our men and women in law enforcement. in march of 2001, sheriff's deputies responded to a suspected robbery, only to find a sniper lying in deadly wait. the shootout that followed, two of them ar

we'll talk with congressman frank malone whose district was hit hard by jersey. >> zuckerberg still needsot nearly as cool as justin particular better lake. >> how about the spanish guy? spider-man is much cooler than the guy you had on. spider-man, right? >> i know who you're talking about. what's his name? andrew -- that's the actor. >> not andrew garfield. >> right. >> no, that's the actor. >> no. you know who is ready for -- winkelvye. they're too good looking to be billionaires. >> i think they have several hundred million dollars. >> i know they do. what are you going to do with several hundred million? >> yeah, nerd. all right. if you have comments -- >> how about the picture i've seen with you with your moustache? >> that's bad. >> i know. keep it up. i'm going to show it. >> don't show many without my hair. comments, questions about anything you see here on squawk, e-mail us, squawk@cnbc.com. >>> coming up, our next guest manages billions of dollars and advises the new york fed. find out why garth cease opportunities in the markets. that's next. what are you doing? nothing. are y

malone. i am sure you have our staff in washington, d.c. curiously looking up their complaint.we have your contact information, and will make sure stuff follows up with you. thank you for your work with the baltimore public school system. our next audience participant is michael warren. -- mike warren. do we have rod stetz? >> i am president and ceo of cq, here in maryland, and i am also here, on behalf of unca -- cuna. we believe this should be workable for consumers, while avoiding disruptions in the mortgage market based on lenders' fears of increased liability, and so on. we commend your efforts on this issue. we also appreciate that the bureau is allowing temporary exemption from the qualified mortgage 43% debt to income ratio to meet the eligibility requirement. we appreciate that as well. however, we remain concerned that there may be instances where higher-income ratio may be appropriate for certain borrowers, especially for us, as we deal with our own members. and we will be closely reviewing this aspect of the final rule. given the scope of the rulemaking pending at t

joining us here tonight or lieutenant james breckinridge and norman malone, who helped lead some of these rescue missions, along with the adjutant general of virginia. we salute you for your brave service to virginia. thank you very much. [applause] i am delighted to say that with the return from soldiers from afghanistan this summer, all virginia national guard units were home for christmas for the first time since september 11, 2001. [applause] during these 11 years of the global war on terror, more than 15,000 deployments of national guard soldiers and airmen were made, mobilizing for combat operations and other missions around the world. since 9/11, we have lost 10 of our fellow citizens, 10 virginia guardsmen, to hostile enemy activity. our national guard is recognized as among the best in the nation. they served us all very well. that same heroic service id-- is replicated every day here at home by our men and women in law enforcement. in march of 2001, sheriff's deputies responded to a suspected robbery, only to find a sniper lying in deadly wait. inthe shootout that followed, two