one night they're great and the next night they lose to marquette. final seconds.er turned it over, and the golden eagles made him pay. johnson odum hit the game winner in overtime. marquette upset uconn in connecticut, 74-67. that's your early look at sports on "early today." have a great weekend. i'm fred roggin. >>> well, who will win at the box office and who has already won on facebook? your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, it's as american as apple pie. so why did cops shut down girl scout cookie sales in georgia? you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back. let me take you through your weekend forecast. today is the day we're seeing cold temperatures and snow in areas that don't usually get it. especially this time of year. we are getting just rain in the big cities, but you don't are to go far outside the cities up into the hills. maybe 1,000 feet elevation, and you'll see some snow out there. vegas at 60. phoenix at 70, and very cold in the pacific northwest. that even continues into saturday. a little bit of a warmup

i will visit marquette, mich. we're working to connect this to the rest of the world. the cutting edge innovation is our responsibility. if we make america the best place to do business, the businesses should make their place america. we should invest in the future of this nation. this is the information i will bring to the chamber of commerce on monday. we have mutual responsibilities. we can fill these obligations together and it will benefit the workers, who will succeed. and america will be winning the future, just like we did in the last. >> i served as the no. 2 republican on the house budget committee. some of you may have seen last week, when we asked the president if this would increase the cost of government, up from the traditional 20%. the president declined to answer the question, but he certainly answer did this week, and this was exactly what i was afraid of. this is a 8.3 trillion dollars in spending. and there is a tripling of the national debt. interest payments alone on the debt -- these were set at $6 trillion over the last decade. you are probably

minimum bid amount, we would basically pay for all of the costs associated with putting that on the marquette. and what ever is in excess, by law, has to go back to the property owner? >> that is correct. supervisor mirkarimi: please go to the process of how the public gets to participate in these auctions. >> yes. we advertise the public auction in the newspaper for three consecutive weeks. we also have the information available on our website. we also send a notice to any potential bidders who have contacted the tax collector's office for any future events. this will be online. public option, through a lot of people it exposes those that may not believe in san francisco. they can also participate on- line. supervisor mirkarimi: are they done physically at all? they used to have them on the steps of city hall. >> the ones done on the steps are conducted by private property -- private institutions. supervisor mirkarimi: this is not that, though? it is this that? >> no, this will be online. just like what they do on e-bay. the highest bidder gets the property. supervisor mirkarimi: is there an

marquette had this project for so long. he had a script.g into it really saw that the women were interval to these men's lives and wanted more about them in his script. when i met david, he was revamping what had been there already. at first, i only saw 20 pages of it. before we shot, we have the whole thing. there was a little making it up as we go along, which is fun. hard for me to describe how i worked on alice. there was so much of their involvement. we keep on citing "frozen river." polar opposite of that. courtney was a beautiful guy who had written a beautiful script we could clearly follow together. most of the work on the who was my own. tavis:andy was here not -- amy was here not too long ago. you both are nominated in the same category. what will that be like? >> some people say we are nominated in competition or against each other in the category. i really like the notion that i am nominated with amy. she was a delight to work with ansett, to have a bond and have a really of enjoying someone, and then have animosity on- screen

he had to marquette, high-tech wireless initiatives and action talk about his new plan to expand access to high-speed wireless to 98% thousands of conservative backing gives are in d.c. for the annual conservative political action conference. this is video of last year's event that attracted many people. floes canada is looking for the gop will appear at this year's event. however, the surveillance will not be there, the three day conference feature speeches, strategy, opportunities for networking. it wraps up on saturday. a married congresswoman has resigned in the midst of a scandal. in a statement christopher lee says he cannot allow this destruction to continue. the gossip website says he said ensures reciprocity of himself to a woman on craig's list. he also apologizes for what he calls " profound mistakes to his family, staff, and citrus groves. coming up, much more weather, weather and news. bay bridge toll plaza, and things are moving along just fine. doing some work on the two right lanes of the bay bridge that will probably it brought up at 5:00 this >> will: national news, an

[applause] but to do this, we're going to have to up our game, marquette. up our game. to attract jobs and newest industries, we have to out educate, outbill, and outhustle the rest of the world. [applause] that means investing in cutting edge research and technology like the new advanced battery factory that's taking root right here in the state of michigan. it means investing in the skills and training of our people just like it's taking place at this university. it means investing in transportation and commune cages networks that -- communication networks that moves good and information services as fast as possible, and to make room for these investments, we have to cut whatever spending we can do without. we have a real issue with debt and deficits, and so we've got to live within our means, and that means that we've got to cut out things that aren't adding to growth and opportunity in order to invest in those things that are. that's why i propose that we freeze annual domestic spending for the next five years. that will reduce the deficit by more than 5 billion in

. >> but if the market michigan, president obama spoke about the wireless technology in marquette, michigan wireless coverage to 98 percent of americans over the next five years. more fall out. chris lee accused by a toss up website of posting this shirtless photo on craigslist. and john boehner had already warned lee of parting with the middle lobbyists. >> the no. 2 is not one to run for reelection, john qaeda of the gop senajon kyle wa growing list of incumbents that are facing difficult reelection or just stepping down. >> a check if traffic is movi be in north bound, southbound, we will be back. ♪ [ female announcer ] starbucks via is planted the same... ♪ ...harvested the same... ♪ ...and roasted the same as our other premium coffees. it only makes sense it would taste the same. so, try it for yourself. buy a pack of 100% natural starbucks via ready brew. we promise you'll love it or we'll send you a bag of starbucks coffee. it's the starbucks via taste promise. look for it where you buy groceries. you gave us the space age... but your savings accounts are stuck in the stone age! earn

in fact, marquette has been rated one of the top-5 cities in michigan for entrepreneurship. [applause] that's right. [applause] so, here's a great example. [inaudible] the jetsons are here. where are they? there they are. in is a third generation family owned institution. they had the same downtown store for more than a century, but with the help of broadband, they were listed as one of america's 5,000 fastest growing companies. how did they pull that off? [applause] how did they -- [applause] great products, great service, but what's also true is online sales make up more than two-thirds of their annual revenue. think about that. you got a downtown department store, now two-thirds of its sales are online. it can process more than a thousand orders a day, and its work force is more than doubled. you got a local business with a global footprint because of technology. now, if you can do this in snowy u. p., we can do it all across america. in fact, many places already are. in wagner, south dakota, patients receive high quality life saving medical care from a sioux falls south

in college basketball, georgetown over marquette.rom behind to win on the road at illinois, boston over miami in the nba. for more sports news and scores, log on to cbssports.com. this is jim nantz reporting. about the world. and yourself. >> cooper: even if you've never heard her music, chances are you've heard about lady gaga. she's the most talked about entertainer in the world. in the past two years, she's had six number one hit songs, and, tonight at the grammys, she is not only a headline performer, she's also been nominated for six awards. her fans are devoted to her; millions more seem mystified by her. is she a real artist or a marketing expert? musically gifted or a flash in the pan? we weren't sure what to expect when we caught up with her in the final months of her sold-out european tour. her real name is stefani germanotta, and she's just 24 years old. each time we met her, she surprised us not just with her candor-- and her frank talk about drugs may concern some parents-- but she also surprised us by never appearing th

he's going to be heading to marquette, michigan. the president will be talking about -- he's going to wave in just a second. right there. he'll be talking about his wireless initiative. something he's been talking about a lot. he wants to have the entire country wireless. and he'll be trumpeting that message in michigan today. we wanted to show you him live climbing aboard air force one just now. >> he talked about the disadvantage many people have if they're not online. >> that's right. >>> well, it was a horrible scene similar to the recent disaster in san bruno. a gas line explosion leads to a tragedy in one neighborhood back east. >> reporter: good morning. we are finally getting daylight out here at pebble beach. we can show you some of what's happening. we expect very famous faces to arrive here over the next hour for the pebble beach pro-am. we'll tell you what to expect coming up. >>> good morning. 280 in san jose still looks pretty good driving up into couper tee know from downtown san jose. we'll tell you more about the mo

he spoke in marquette, michigan, before the mubarak announcement. >> but what is absolutely clear is that we are witnessing history unfold. it's a moment of transformation that's taking place because people of egypt are calling for change. they've turned out in extraordinary numbers representing all ages and all walks of life but it's young america will continue to do all we can to support orderly and genuine transition to democracy in egypt. >> brown: the drama involving mubarak's future came as labor strikes spread around the country threatening egypt's economy from postal and electrical workers to professional groups. for the first time, doctors in their white lab coats and lawyers in business suits mixed with the mass of protesters today in cairo's tahrir square. >> ( translated ): we are here to express our solidarity with the youth and with the revolution of change. we ask hosni mubarak that if he loves egypt, he should leave and avoid the bloodshed of the youth. >> brown: protesters also fanned out to other parts of cairo targeting government buildings; the prime minister's of

the s&p 500 starting with the 1300's marquette 1299. we will be back as the news continues. alive look at outside the fog is a big story this morning around the bay area. very thick around the golden gate. 7:44 a.m., watching the dulles airport. they had been shut down because of the bad weather. still dealing with that, it has light not enough they are resuming service. i went to the web site just to check on their flights. a big block have been canceled. no call ahead if you have flights out towards the part of the country. we are checking headlines around the country this is out of wichita texas. they are stocking up. chris restores are packed with people stocking up stencils. nobody can be sure when they will get to the store next barrett at of the denver post cold front settles into denver region that word says expected windchill -35. a lot of montana they say snow, snow everywhere. they are on track on the record setting winter. seems like the entire country is bracing for bad weather in one way or another. except for us. >> it has gotten better since yesterday. all th

he is headed to the michigan town of marquette to promote this plan.ity is a model for how the internet can bring prosperity to roper in places. he wants 98% of the population have it within five years. >> james: san francisco has work to do before the america's cup. it has to improve a purist, it bridge channels, raise money from corporate sponsors. the city has to set up large video screens for people who want to watch the race. they have quite a to do list. ucsf has opened a stem cell research center. university says scientists will work free from federal restrictions because the facility is paid for with state and private funds. the building opened yesterday, housing 25 stem cells labs. we will take a quick break but tobacco's side at the golden gate bridge worried your ride in the southbound direction is moving all right. back with more moment. >> darya: evening now in egypt we are awaiting for a big announcement, from the president of egypt. he says he will meet the protesters' demands. we can only assume since they have been clear, there demand

on thursday, the president well travel to marquette, michigan. he will dress warmly. the expected high is 13. local businesses have been able to grow as a result of broadband and access. the state of the union address, the president called for a national wireless the initiative to help businesses extend while this coverage to 98% of the nation. marquette is any effective demonstration of how the president's proposal will spark new innovation, put people back to work, grow the economy, and help of merkel win the future. on friday, the president will attend meetings at the white house. was that, let me first turn it over to gene sperling, a bed to austin girls -- austan goolsbee to talk about today's report. >> the report of the president said of asian strategy that we have put out today really just -- innovation strategy that we have put out today really provides a summary of a comprehensive and ambitious strategy, which is a critical part of his division to win the future, and will be laid out in more detail as we put up a budget out. since i had a chance to go over a

union wp an agenda how to invate, educate and builds the competition, we're focusing tomorrow in marquette, the portion of building the type of infrastructure and wireless networks that are needed to attract the jobs of tomorrow. and to help train students to continue to be the most productive work force in the world. so we will highlight that tomorrow in the trip and they'll have more details on that. >> robert, does the president think governor cane would make a pretty good senator in virginia and does he think that jim webb might make a good secretary of defense? >> i should answer both those questions on monday. [laughter] no, look, without getting into who would be a good candidate for either one of those jobs, obviously i think senator webb has great experience. i mentioned his continued service to this country and obviously his service in the navy has been important. and obviously i think -- i particularly -- somebody like governor cane was the governor of the state or commonwealth that i'm from and i think did a terrific job as governor, is doing a terrific job as it's chairman of

he attended marquette university from 1986 -- 1990 -- quitting the first governor -- the first governor in 64 years to not have a college degree. non-denomination evangelical christian. more profile available but just a couple of snapshots of the governor scott walker who is in the center of this battle over the budget in wisconsin. here is what the "wisconsin state journal" looks like. one of the way reporters' bylin e reporters on the senate is on the line. first of all, the missing legislators, apparently they have been found. is that correct? guest: they have been found. we talked to them. they say they don't know when they are coming back actually. they have been traveling around illinois. they were spotted in rockford at a belltower resort. they have kind of been traveling quite a bit. host: the requirement for debate to continue in the senate, there and 19 republicans. they need 20 members on the floor for debate to proceed? caller: for a vote on a fiscal measure, which in this definitely has a fiscal components. to vote on anything that has to do with the budget they would need

and in the small community of marquette in michigan's upper peninsula, widely accessible high speed internet has allowed students and entrepreneurs to connect to the economy. one small business, a third generation is now selling their products on line which has helped them to double their workforce and make them one of america's 5,000 fastest growing companies in a recent listing. each of these places reminds us that investments in education, innovation, and infrastructure are an essential down payment on our future. but they also remind us that the only way we can afford these investments is by getting our fiscal house in on the other hand. just like any family, we have to live within our means to make room for the things we absolutely need. that's why i've called for a freeze on annual domestic spending over the next five years. a freeze that would cut the deficit by more than $400 billion over the next decade. just to be clear, that's lower than it was under the past three administrations. and lower than it was under ronald reagan. now, putting this in place will require tough choices. th

agenda that outinnovates, outeducates and outbuilds the competition, we're focusing tomorrow in marquette, the portion of building the type of infrastructure and wireless networks that the, that are needed to attract the jobs of tomorrow. and to help train students to continue to be the most productive work force in the world. so we will highlight that tomorrow in the trip, and they'll have more details on that. >> robert, does the president think governor kaine would make a pretty good senator in virginia, and does he think that jim webb might make a pretty good secretary of defense? >> i -- [laughter] i should answer both those questions on monday. [laughter] no, i, look, without getting into who would be a good candidate for either one of those jobs, obviously, i think senator webb has great experience. i mentioned his continued service to this country and, obviously, his service in, in, in the navy has been important. and, obviously, i think, look, particularly somebody like governor kaine is, was the governor of the state or commonwealth that i'm from, and i think he did a terrific j