. >> she looks like the michelin man when she came in today michelin woman. >> string of new year eavesberies. >> jewelry take friend five different homes from lower makefield township. burglars broke in through the back doors investigators found fingerprints and dna evidence at some. homes, all of the burglaries happened when homeowners were either out for the night or just away on vacation. >> little surprising. you are always alarmed when something happens in the neighborhood. but relive in a different world. >> police have alerted local jewelry stores and pawn shops to be on the look-out for the stolen jewelry. >>> 6:42, bill cosby's former tv wife comes to his defense what felicia thinks about the rape allegations against the comedian. sue? >> oh, the numbers are low solo they're below, below zero. those are the wind chills this morning. but how long would this cold snap last? we'll let you know in >> elvis' 80 birthday. >> do you have a favorite elvis song? >> oh, i have a lot of them. >> blue swayed shoes? >> that's a good one. >> so i know it is serious this is dangerous cold, b

i earned my strengths when i got my three michelin st restaurant. i starte plateauing. >> where you board? >> i had to learn so much french food for years. you can a always learn more but i had done smuch for so o long. i did three and a half years. i still loved it. it gave me the o opportunity for something fun and differerent and competitive. i had been in the restaurant business since i was 13. i took a a risk. it was lighthearted. i had nothing to lose when i was first filming the shows. >> how do you think you are per trade? -- portrayed? >> a little bad boy fun brand going on. it was a great show. the thing is you can do well in it, but it is up to you on how you can carry the brand and represent. how much time you can devote to it. it will get the peoe in the seats in the restaurant for the first time. a top chef kind of -- top chef changed my life overnight. >> you are a media sensation. what happened? >> my parents and my sisterer and i all decidedo jump back into the restaurant business together. my parents were all tired and they were dr

the michelin -- militia demanded the release of their leader, who was arrested by u.n.eacekeepers on saturday. he faces accusations of rape, mass murder, and rebellion. the archbishop is spearheading negotiations in a bid to free the aid workers. in nigeria, hundreds have fled four villages near the town of baga following a warning from boko haram. residents were visited by the islamist group on monday. dealing with boko haram was high on the agenda during talks this tuesday. the u.n. says that the group now poses a threat to all of central africa. >> fleeing boko haram, refugees continue to cross the nigerian border into chad escaping a spiral of violence. those seeking safety say it is a must impossible to estimate the number of those killed in recent boko haram attacks. >> 1000 people. 1000 people have been killed. others say 150 people were killed. we do not know how many people have been killed. >> the flow of refugees comes amid conflicting reports of the scale of violence of the boko haram offensive inbaga -- in baga the first week of january. with an escalation

but that's not the only similarity prima has with the napa valley michelin three star. >> we were robbed>> reporter: both burglarized in the past year and another attempt at prima was made the night before the french laundry was hit. one of the times thieves entered prima was through a skylight, broke it dropped down a ladder and tried to get into the room with a crowbar. the owner says they are not the only other victims. he knows of half dozen high- priced heists around the bay area in the past two years. >> well organized ring of professionals. >> reporter: john thinks there might be a steal to order group of thieves. think of it like the movie gone in 60 seconds with thieves honing in on specific targets. but instead of exotic cars, big spenders here pay a finder's fee for getting specific wines. john says that's because there's quite

and in this case, also by a guy in michelin who found the website.e and after many tourist traps i was invited to a local family and it was a profound and amazing experience and when i got home i said let's share this with millions around the world and just build this platform. >> and with the platform people can rate the home and the cook and say i had a good experience. >> we see the trust and safety is fundamental to what we're doing. so we created the mechanism of rating and reviews. we are vetting the hosts also and give the hosts the ability to reject an invitation if they don't feel safe. >> they check their facebook. >> everything is put together just so both sides feel comfortable and safe and there is trust. >> she charges $39 and others charge less or more? >> it's a free marketplace. you can charge whatever you want. >> it is now offered in 35 countries. so far the regulators have left them alone. >>> another industry that's fighting government suffocating rules is the gaming industry. america banned betting on sports in internet gaming i

at this year's show so that the car will be a big thing at this year's show every major our maker michelinr version of the vehicle the technology still need to improve laws need to be passed and consumers need to be informed that were sea as comes into play. the next generation of high definition television will have a big presence at this year's show them the last year but most is not a signal to the for them this year new models will be shut off the lighter thinner and much more affordable and a larger reality will be a big thing that this year's terrell does in the different types of headgear will be shown off phase but what we are for $2 billion back in march that marked his wrist had said was the darling of last year's seal sell for facebook is an investment to the company views and the next big platform after mobil this year oculus has vastly improve the rift had sent instead to show off the final version the should be available to consumers on the market later this year and of course where was will be a big thing or six sizes of watches vans and had some clothing that track fitness

. ♪ >>> daniel may be a three-star michelin chef, but like so many of his predecessors he's basicallyread. there is, it turns out, something of a restaurant tradition to build on. the house on his farm was once a small cafe as well, operated first by his grandparents and great-grandparents. the famous cafe boulud, it turns out, was not the first place to bear that name. >> they kept it about 80 years, 100 years, and then they closed it. [ speaking french ] >> five minutes. >> perfect. >> no, no. >> meeting daniel's dad, one begins to understand the roots of his perfectionism. his mom, dad, wife catherine, and daniel collaborate. with some debate. on a super old-school farmhouse classic. the sort of thing that good times, bad times, a family could make with stuff that's always readily available on the farm. check this out. it's a hollowed out pumpkin layered with toasted hunks of stale country bread, which monsieur boulud sr. bakes himself. nutmeg, grated gruyere cheese, mushrooms, fresh cream from the cows, and the meat of the pumpkin. >> and layer of bacon also. homemade pancette. ve

he's earned two michelin stars.s considered to be one of the best restaurants in the world. >>> a christmas fire in san jose, an act of generosity brought together long lost friends. they lost everything when their apartment here caught fire christmas day. well, rudy -- who owns the the half breed clothing company heard about this fire. he decided to donate clothing to the couple. when he contacted them, he realized he was donating clothing to two of his old high school friends. >> he realized when i said, hey, you're donating to us -- he was like, what? >> i would have done it for anybody in that situation, you know, christmas day. that's the worst. that's pretty bad. >> those two long lost friends, they haven't seen each other since 1984. >> wow, that's really special. 6:26. while taking special measures, what some bay area police are doing to protect themselves and the public in light of threats posted on social media. >>> we do have a frost advisory and a freeze warning. there's still a puff of a breeze. there a

it's high end michigan michelin reviewed restaurants. >> appreciate your being with us thanks very much. >> thank you. >>> workers and wages big issue on the agenda last year as president laid out the nation's top political priorities. next week though mr. obama will be back and he will outline his agenda for this year, in his state of the union address. income inequality may be on the table again. we're curious what you think. "america tonight's" digital team wants to hear from you in your dear podus project. we asked you to weigh in and thousands of you did tweeting and e-mailing what you wanted washington to stay on. income inequality, drone strikes, student loans, health care medical marijuana gun violence and all that matters most to you. this year, we've reached out to some people we've met on "america tonight." like sarah wolf, a remarkable young woman who did the almost impossible. she got lawmakers of both parties to back her bill. the able act allows americans with disabilities to save for their own futures without suffering penalties to their government benefits. sarah will h

this is like three michelin stars, chef. >> oh, yeah. >> oh, man. >> perfect. look at that. >> wow.hat egg. what an egg. do you eat like this all the time? >> i bring my kids up here. all the staff comes here often. this becomes your reference frame for how fresh an asparagus should be? just harvest. just cooked. just eaten. >> i think a place like this, in addition to being the best restaurant in the world and whatever else, it offers a real possibility that there is food around that with a little effort, or a lot of effort, you can make into something really delicious. >> that is the hard thing. to change the way people think about food. not just 35 people who can come afford to come eat at noma. thank you for coming. thank you, chef. >> it's magnificent. [ hoof beats ] i wish... please, please, please, please, please. [ male announcer ] the wish we wish above all...is health. so we quit selling cigarettes in our cvs pharmacies. expanded minuteclinic, for walk-in medical care. and created programs that encourage people to take their medications regularly. introducing cvs health. a

and also by guy michelin he founded the website eatwith. how did you come up with the idea?any tourists traps i invited was with a local family. was such a profound and amazing experience. i went back home, let's share this moment with millions aroundper the world. just build this platform called eatwith. john: with the platform people can rate the home and cook, say i had a good experience. >> right. so we see trust and safety as very fundamental so what we're doing. so we created all the mechanisms such as rating, reviews. actually vetting all of our hosts also. give the hosts ability to reject invitation that is coming in from a guest if they don't feel safe and -- john: check their facebook. >> everything is put together. just so both side feel comfortable safe and there is trust. john: and she charged $39. other people charge less or more? >> yeah, it's a free marketplace. you can charge whatever you want. john: eatwith.com is offered in 35 countries. so far the regulators left them alone. another industry that is fighting government suffocating rules is the gaming indu

but that's not the only similarity prima has with the napa valley michelin three star. >> we were robbed. >> reporter: both burglarized in the past year and another attempt at prima was made the night before the french laundry was hit. one of the times thieves entered prima was through a skylight, broke it dropped down a ladder and tried to get into the room with a crowbar. the owner says they are not the only other victims. he knows of half dozen high- priced heists around the bay area in the past two years. >> well organized ring of professionals. >> reporter: john thinks there might be a steal to order group of thieves. think of it like the movie gone in 60 seconds with thieves honing in on specific targets. but instead of exotic cars, big spenders here pay a finder's fee for getting specific wines. john says that's because there's quite a market for these french burgundies. >> 20 years old, um, gosh, you can make up a number because it's just -- just not much of that wine with the provenance around. >> reporter: he said it made his store a target and wanted to warn others. >> they ar

or i think about the electricity that that power plant provides to, say, a michelin tire company in anderson, south carolina that produces these mega large construction tires that go on the big dump trucks that are being used in the oil sands of canada. it touches everybody. a thriving energy sector means more money for businesses and individuals to spend and we talk about a trickle down. when you think about energy, and you think about energy jobs, i talk about jobs, energy and the founding fathers and that's an acronym. that spells jeff, and i really like that acronym. jobs, energy and founding fathers. what a -- what i mean by that, jobs. you look at louisiana, texas, oklahoma, look at the states that are producing energy and have those energy jobs, they have very, very low unemployment. the article i talked about talked about finder's fees in north dakota for people who are doing menial jobs at burger king or mcdonald's or whatnot. i think about the energy jobs, and i ask you to think about this with me. the original thought when you think about energy production, the original thought th

it is an environment that has enabled michelin, bridgestone, continental and now giti to manufacturer state, with our workers. it has led international giants like ge and bmw and toray to say yes, we want to call south carolina home. it has created a better life for our people, a brighter future for our children. we've worked hard to build a world-class, world-renowned business climate. and we must fight to keep it. any truly objective review of south carolina's business landscape notes the benefit we get from the minimal role unions play in our state. in 2013 we had the third lowest percentage of union workers in america, with just 3.7 percent of south carolina workers choosing to join a union. i cannot express to you the extent to which this is a game-changer when we are trying to bring new businesses to our state. we have a reputation - internationally - for being a state that doesn't want unions because we don't need unions. and it is a reputation that matters. now, that reputation, and even more importantly, a south carolina company, are under attack. and they are under attack b

that restaurant has earned 2 michelin stars. it's considered one of the best restaurants in the world by many. >>> ricks and his fiancee, lost everything in this fire. rudy who owns a clothing company, heard about the fire, decided to donate clothing to the couple. when he contacted them, he realized he was donating clothing to two old high school friends. >> he realized when i said, hey, this is obry, you are donating clothes to us, me and jamie. >> i would have done it for anybody in that situation christmas day. that's the worst. that's pretty bad. >> that story is pretty good. these long-lost friends haven't seen each other since 1984. >> amazing. >>> breaking news from the peninsula. we'll tell tell you what's brought a huge police presence to a south san francisco neighborhood. >> reporter: we're live in san jose, where police are investigating a double shooting on this new year's day. we'll tell you how the victims are doing and what we know about this case. >>> enough of a breeze to keep temperatures in the 30s, 40s. the

here's the michelin man appropriately reminding us inflation matters.e notes its doughnuts are fully filled. tell us what's inflating your feeds this morning using the #socialsquare. another name out there for the patriots the deflatriots. >> that's creative whether you agree with it or not. stand down twitter. >> another check of the weather with ginger and i love these pictures that you're always showing. >> oh my goodness. this takes you, sequoia national park central valley california looking towards fresno. i love how diplomatic you are, lara. had to mention that but we wanted to go out to the northwest. there is a storm on the way for tonight and freezing fog advisory for pendleton, oregon through this morning in some of the higher elevations in southern washington tate but that warm front slips through brings elevations and some convection over seattle, so you should rain showers. 37 for boise, a high today, 51 bend and 57 in medford. 78 for a high in miami. same thing, tampa and orlando. tallahassee, 72 so mild ahead of that storm, remember, it

here's the michelin man appropriately reminding us inflation matters.e notes its doughnuts are fully filled. tell us what's inflating your feeds this morning using the #socialsquare. another name out there for the patriots the deflatriots. >> that's creative whether you agree with it or not. stand down twitter. >> another check of the weather with ginger and i love these pictures that you're always showing. >> oh my goodness. this takes you, sequoia national park central valley california looking towards fresno. i love how diplomatic you are, lara. had to mention that but we wanted to go >> reporter: thanks, ginger, david murphy on the terrace beneath cloudy skies spotty snow showers and crystal this morning. clouds and sun later high of 42. 40 tomorrow, 39 on saturday with early morning snow and rain possible. # >> all that weather brought to you by target and i have to say belichick's been tough on meteorologists this year so the rain and all the stuff, i wasn't terribly upset to see some controversy. >> you said miami was mild at 78. i'll take that.

and, of course the michelin man coming out and inflating footballs, showing people how to do it.that's it kelly. >> allen, thank you. i'm looking at dr. j here. tell us this football deflation thing. is this a long standing thing? >> this was the first that any of us had heard of it was this weekend, but apparently the same thing happened at a game in november, one of their linebackers or one of the people who intercepted a tom brady pass did about the same thing back then kelly, saying boy, the baugh feels a little soft and to have a majority of those balls be soft doesn't seem accidental and given the history with >>> and you can understand that this could be costly to them unfortunately. a lot of pressure on the nfl to respond. we haven't heard from them. it's just been reported the status. super bowl coming up puts them in a delicate position. >> yeah it will be even more watched now. >> that's probably true. as we keep an eye on ebay naming two picks to the board, the icon will be on halftime tomorrow right here on cnbc. about 12:30 eastern time so be sure to tune in to all

even michelin said inflation matters. even the tight end for the patriots players are laughing it off. laughing at it and the coach is laughing at it. >> wrangler laughing at it. >> all right, carson. >> wrangler doesn't like it either. >> coming up is it pro or antiwar. american sniper which is dominating at the box office. >> a coyote problem in an unexpected place. why the numbers are on the rise in downtown chicago. first, this is "today" on nbc. . >>> coming up would you pay the bill a young boy sent a bill i'm going to share a photo of my eggo waffle when it pops up. that's so interesting honey because i'm going to share a photo of my eggo waffle when it pops up. l'eggo my eggo l'eggo my eggo (answering machine) hey! leave a message. hi, i know you're there, 'cause i can see you. i'm calling you to tell you to l'eggo my eggo! anncr: some things are too delicious to share. golden crispy, warm and fluffy eggo waffles. l'eggo my eggo. alright, so this tylenol arthritis lasts 8 hours, but aleve can last 12 hours... and

. >> even michelin getting in on them.nflation matters. >> the patriots warning gronking may cause deflation. players are laughing it off. you see tom brady laughing at it and gronk doing the same. >> we'll keep an eye on this as it goes along, guys. back to you. >> it is a lot. >> he doesn't like it either. >> thanks, carson. >>> coming up, is it pro or anti-war? the battle over the oscar-nominated film "american sniper" which is now dominating at the box office. >> also a coyote problem in a very unexpected place. why their numbers are on the rise in downtown chicago, but first this is "today" on nbc. >>> coming up, would you pay the3 f2 muy bien, es martes 20 de enero >>> good tuesday morning to you. it is 7:26. i'm laura garcia-cannon. police released two sketches of a suspicious man recently seen by residents in an atherton neighborhood. the man is described somewhere between 25 and 35 yeerltsdsars old of medium build. homeowner made eye contact with the man who took off. another reported seeing the same man. police a

hundreds of permanent jobs in south carolina's second congressional district where companies like michelin tire corporation in lexington and mtu america in graniteville, produce the earth mover tires and engines for canadian oil sands and development. it reduces gas prices for consumers locally. last week in a bipartisan vote the house passed a bill to approve the keystone pipeline. i hope the president will support the priorities of the american people rather than cater to a generous campaign donor. in conclusion, god bless our troops anti-president by his actions must never forget september 11 and the global war on terrorism. our sympathy to america's first ally, france, over the terrorist attacks last week. our solidarity with france is clear. with the portrait of the marquis de lafayette in the house chamber is one of only two portraits in this room. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from nebraska seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: