mckinney, what is labs? >> guest: cable lab is the the r&d innovation labs for the cable industry, and we're the force that really enable the cable operators to deliver the services such as broadband, video and now even voice over cable. >> host: you are not a cable guy. [laughter] >> guest: no. i'm new to the cable industry. i came from the consumer electronics, but earlier in my career i was primarily in telecommunications, so i am new to cable. >> host: well, chief technology officer at hewlett-packard? >> guest: correct. >> host: what do you think you bring to cablelabs? >> guest: from my standpoint is that perspective of not just the core technology, but how that actually gets used by the consumers. and my role at hp we focus a lot on what do people actually do with the technology in their home, the technology in their hands on or their desk? what does that derive from a benefit and productivity perspective? so being able to look at that from end to end. in addition, i'm an innovator by background, so f

mckinney, is this a growing industry? >> guest: oh, yes, definitely. we have our membership is worldwide, and that is part of the u.s. if you look in areas like china, there could be up to $30 billion of cap ex funds. even here in the united states, we are still seeing growth. there is no slowing down. there is this insatiable hunger for full capacity in the cable industry. being able to choose a provider of choice to provide those services. >> host: when you look 10 years down the road, how will people be viewing video over tv? >> guest: the role of the second screen in your living room, having a remote control, now you are seeing this as a device shipped. i have it in my living room, but i want to see it out and about. it's a way the way that consumers want to enjoy the content. they want to see the content that they want. so i think you will see a shift in what the concept is and what device they want to enjoy it on. >> host: about a year ago, you publish your first book, beyond the obvious. >> guest: i'm a believer that creativity and innovation is

through most of the season, mckinney was in coach harbaugh's doghouse. then got another chance at redemption and came through, much to the delight of general manager ozzie newsome. >> i think the way he played down the stretch, against freeney, against dumervil, and against smith. i think it makes a statement for him. i think he has a decision to make there. so whether he wants to come back and play here. >> come on back, bryant. we need you. >>> check this out, folks. in northwest baltimore, the defending ncaa national champion men's lacrosse team. those loyola greyhounds played in a harbor scrimmage. final score not important because team unity and polished execution are part of the process that was top priority. nonetheless, loyola just took care of business. let's put it like that. they are the preseason number 1. so the experts say they are expected to do it again. >> do it well and do it in their nice new facility here. >> they have a great chance. >> all right, stan. thanks so much. >>> be sure to watch the cbs primetime lineup. at 10:00, it's 48

there is no place like home and then there is you can't handle the truth from a few good men, jack mckinney sent that in. linda wyland said her first movie line is from forrest gump, life is like a box of chocolates. you never know what you're going to get. >> you want a chocolate? i could eat about a million and a half of those. my mom always said life was like a box of chocolates. you never know what you're going to get.  >>> a georgetown man charged with murdering his socialite wife is not well-enough to represent himself in court. he's accused of beating and strangling the 91-year-old viola draft in the georgetown home in august 2011. a judge ruled his health is failing since he's been on a hunger strike in september. he has been found competent to stand trial. the trial is set for march. >>> and ray nagin pleads not guilty to federal corruption charges. he appeared yesterday before a new orleans judge and faces 21 corruption charges, including accusations from wire fraud and money launderring stemming from corruption at city hall during his time in office and he was a

. >> federal funds are precious to leverage what we're doing and losing a million in mckinney dollars, you know, 266 people without a rental subsidy, having dozens of families becoming homeless, these are problems for san francisco. >> reporter: this person can only find part-time jobs and like thousands of other families needs rent help a subsidy he can't afford to lose. >> i need that income. i need that subsidy to help my family to support my family, my partner. >> reporter: millions of long- term unemployed would lose an average of $400 in benefits. craig williams says that will put him one step closer to welfare. he goes to the state employment development office every day to look for work. >> i want to get a job. competitive a lot of people out of colleges and school and stuff, you know, and the economy, you know, is really, really slow. >> reporter: republicans accuse the white house of scare tactics to get a second tax hike. congress will have to make some tough budget choices when they are back in session next week. you think they're doing their job up on the hill? >> no, no.

vandalism in cities and we weren't able to find any so the model you will see is we worked with mark mckinney and management and worked as a team to see how we could view how graffiti affects the city. these audits are designed to be repeatable from year to year. we have done 3 audits to date and we have been able to effectively determine how we are doing. so what's the methodology? i don't know if you can see that map very well. that map is a map of the city of edmonton. all of the purple areas and the dark purple areas outline where the complaints were coming in, into the city over the past year. i actually should have put the 2010 map, i don't know what i was thinking, but anyway, this gives you a sense of where the graffiti complaints are. so the first category i think is 0 to 40, 50 to 90, 100, et cetera, so we get a sense of what's going on in the city. so what we did, we had no idea specifically where the graffiti was happening. what we did we took all of the graffiti complaints from the start of the program, 2008 to 2010, we took all the graffiti notifications that went into our bylaw

miss mckinney was defending herself.he shot that assailant once and before she did she called 911 and asked them if it okay for me to shoot this person. that wasn't the scenario of someone shooting back at her. she used force appropriately without an assault weapon. >> we actually have breaking news about sara mckinley here tonight. our staff reached her by phone today to talk about this. which is of course assault weapons what about them? she made it clear to us, she doesn't want to see anymore gun control and not in favor of the knee legislation but said this about assault weapons this woman found herself defending herself with a gun her life came to that point where she had to do it. she said personally, i have no use for one, and don't own one. and joy, that is her feeling after suffering one of these attacks in real life herself. that is right. the idea that you need 100 rounds to stop a by with a knife is absurd on its face. it was mentioned last night and in the hearing. this is a gun that this particular woman di

. >> bill: tonight, big controversy in colorado. 20-year-old carly mckinney, first year math teacherlorado, being investigated for inappropriate tweets. apparently young woman posted provocative photos of herself and discussed drug use. we all know this is inappropriate for a teacher in public. i was a teacher at 23 and a teacher in miami at the time guest: but thank you never posted saucy photos of yourself? >> bill: we never had that then. the pony express came by. and there was no tweeting guest: you ran after her with hour polarroid. >> bill: but here's the interesting thing about the story, she didn't do it on campus, and in her private time. guest: oh, sweet carly, share the photos with your boyfriend, delete them. don't become a teacher of the nation's children. >> bill: she doesn't have-- . guest: they are limited. the teachers have more limited rights when it comes to if they reflect adversely on them or teachers or might have a disruption in class. greatest protection they have, is when they are speaking on twitter about a matter of public concern. i love barack obama, or m

." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> bob: 23-year-old math teacher carla mckinney of colorado, put on administrative leave because were some people considered racy. i don't know if they are but nonetheless. that caused a huge furor with people and put on administrative with pay as they investigate this. the school district said be sure when you put something on social media, assume the classroom, the kids in your class will see it. i can understand that. so they said to her, she said this is a parody. but some of them had her smoking marijuana. she was a math teacher. allegation was she was grading papers while she was stoned. i wish they graded mine while she was stoned because i didn't do well in math. i don't know. is this such a big deal, eric? >> eric: yeah. it is. i don't even think it's a big deal about the pictures. the part about saying she was smoking pot on school grounds, i believe. she was high. she was stoned when she was grading papers. that alone, any parent in the world who has a 14-year-old son wants her fired. >> andrea: she was also naked and stoned and wet while grading papers according to he

and staysty weller, mckinney texas, sexual relationships between teachers and students are definitely on the rise because the caliber of teachers has drastically declined. i'm a teacher and see it every day. >> judy fleischman. thank you for writing killing lincoln and killing kennedy. a new interest, in history and sadly lacking in our country and i appreciate that very much, judy. if you guys buy any

and staysty weller, mckinney texas, sexual relationships between teachers and students are definitely on the rise because the caliber of teachers has drastically declined. i'm a teacher and see it every day. >> judy fleischman. thank you for writing killing lincoln and killing kennedy. a new interest, in history and sadly lacking in our country and i appreciate that very much, judy. if you guys buy any of my books on bill o'reilly.com. you get copies of the declaration of independence, free of charge, you can frame them up. great. >> and finally tonight the factor tip of the day. now, as i said earlier this week, the way many americans treat the elderly in this country is flat-out wrong. as you may know, in countries like japan, senior citizens are respected and revered. and here many older folks are ignored or even worse, put into facilities that could not care less about them. it's heart breaking. so, let's all do this this weekend. all of us. pick out a senior citizen whom you admire, know and admire, send that person out of the blue some flowers, a gift basket, something like that

that's probably a favorite of many people, jessica pender posted may the force be with you and jack mckinneycan't handle the truth. we invite you to log onto our my fox d.c. facebook page and share your favorite line. >> one of those yours? >> i don't really have a favorite movie line. you remember them all when people start talking about them, but i don't have favorite. >> i don't watch many movies. >> you have to get out a bit more. >> i watch the kid movies. what was the last one? >> hotel transylvania. >> defender of the guardian. >> you have to get -- >> 6 and 3-year-olds in our house. >> -- some adult movies, too. >>> our first peek of the next generation of video games. >> we'll check out the brand- new playstation 4 and its new features. >> and a mother busted for an outrageous gift to her son strippers at his 16th birthday party at a bowling alley, details next on the news edge. >>> now your capital rundown with tom fitzgerald. >> it's your look at the new and noteworthy in the week ahead. it's your capital rundown for the week of february 25th, 2013. on monday february 25th the u.s

charles mckinney a -- charl: a bomb goes off in tour key, killing two, one expected to be the bomber.nt off inside the security perimeter. no damage to the embassy reported, and we will bring you update to the story as they come in. now, of course, let's introduce the company, start through the first hour, all the big news, cheryl casone on set, and, of course, nicole on the floor of the new york stock exchange, both wearing red. back to the big story, only 157,000 jobs created last month. definitely not good enough, but don't tell that to senate majority leader reid. this is what he had to say about the nation's economy that slunk in the fourth quarter. >> mr. president, a brief comment on my republican leaders' statement. he continues bad mouthing the recovery. we are in a recovery. charles: no growth, few jobs, and consumer confidence spiraling. nothing like any recovery i've seen, cheryl. cheryl: revisions were nice to see, but overall, look at the numbers that we're talking about here. 100,000 jobs, 150,000 jobs. we need 300,000 jobs, 4 million jobs now to get the country back to

facebook.com/bill press show allen mckinney says no way is she over exposed. she is outstanding.et her do her thing. betty ash says our first lady represents all of us. it's great to see what she is doing. >> bill: okay. we are going to hold it from linda and go through tim out in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. what are you doing? >> i think your perception of republicans is harsh. as far as i think she kind of real issues in it. i think that's what they are saying. >> bill: do you think she is doing the right thing? >> i don't think she is doing anything other -- i don't know. politicians haven't done but at the same token, you know, what was what was the point behind the army or, you know whatever being behind her. >> bill: the guys from the -- at the ausc-arizonaoscars, men and women standing behind here? i am not sure at that point. they work at the whitehouse. if you go to any function at the whitehouse, they are assigned to the white house, and so they are part of the scene rethere. didn't -- >> this is the obama hate machine in effect. since since. since the election, it's the