back in a moment. >> rose: joining me now fromwashington is mike allen. politico's senior whitehouse correspondent and also from play book and politico. let me make this point, mike. thank you for coming. >> thank you charlie. >> rose: josh earnest said we should have sent someone with a higher profile. quote had the circumstances been a little bit different i think the president himself would have liked to have been there earnest said noting the rally came together late friday would have been difficult for president obama to attend. what do you make of this. >> well charlie all that verbiage is circle locution for we take the eye off the ball. we missed the moment. this turned out to be such a seminal event. people around the world, it was like a feeling we had in the united states after 9/11. the mistake by this whitehouse and sometimes the president has trouble getting his arms around from day one is seize this opportunity. look for a chance to do something great. recognize the power of the office. my headline in ply book this morning was america left t

mike allen is reporting that hillary clinton may not officially launch her presidential campaign forr six months. that would be waiting three months longer than she originally planned. also today third term senator lindsey graham launched a new political action committee telling reporters he wants to "test the waters for a potential 2016 run for president." he of course is a professional politician who knows he has no chance of being elected president of the united states. his potential candidacy is clearly modeled after the last senior senator to successfully run for president. that was, of course joe biden, who, by running for president and turning in competent performances on the debate stage, succeeded in positioning himself for the vice presidential nomination and what has become two terms as vice president. >> right now you pay tax for social security on your first $97,500 of income. why not tax every income of every american. if you dorkr that, you'll guaranty the solvency of social security. >> the answer is yes. i'm probably the one that will say that. but the truth is, you

. >> just in politico's mike allen reportering in the playbook that hillary clinton may wait until julysidential bid with a weak democratic field, clinton could sit back and develop her staff and message. as mike points out, it keeps her out of the fray that much longer and some allies are considering the possibility she may not have to debate before the general election. with us now, political reporter from the "new york times" amy. very good to have you onboard. you write about another dynamic in play here. in the "new york times." here's part of it. they have called senator elizabeth warren an extremely attractive candidate in 2016 presidential campaign. they have said that she is the hottest commodity in the democratic party. those glowing compliments are not from the liberal activists who are trying to persuade ms. warren to challenge ms. clinton. they come from conservatives who are eager to drum up contentious democratic primary and who see ms. warren as best positioned to weaken and potentially defeat mrs. clinton. amy, it is kind of a ploy to ulz try and bring in someone who th

. ♪ mike allen is here. thank you for coming. we should have sent someone with a higher profile. the circumstances been different, the president himself would have liked to have been there, noting the rally came together quickly late friday and it would have been difficult for president obama to attend. what do you make of this? >> all that verbiage is a circumlocution for we took the eye off the ball. we missed a big moment. this turned out to be such a seminal event at such an amazing time. so many people around the world united, almost the feeling that we had in the u.s. around 9/11. the mistake by this white house and sometimes this president has had trouble getting his arms around, seeing the opportunity and looking for a chance to do something great. recognize the power of the office. my headline this morning was "merkel left to lead the world." there was a gaping hole. where you would expect to see the president of the united states. >> why do you think he missed the opportunity? >> there are a lot of realistic reasons for this. security is a real problem. when you have le

but mike allen has interesting report that the clinton campaign some suggestion they're not going toher candidacy in july. that's months later than originally anticipated. why is that decision that might be feeding into what she dealt with the last time around it's a coronation campaign rather than a real serious go at it. >> i khan confirm or deny. >> i'm not asking you to confirm or deny. what do you think of it? >> as an analyst, she's in a totally opposite position from the republicans. the later she gets in the better. >> why? >> because she's got a 75% favorable among democrats right now. >> the moment you run it goes down. >> exactly. that's exactly right. the moment she gets in you go down. also it's hard to dance in that spotlight for month after month after month. right now because she's hanging back the spotlight quite rightly is turned to the republicans. they have the clown car gathering at the steve king forum in iowa where sarah palin tossed a word salad around donald trump threw his hair in the ring. as a democrat i want to see a spotlight on that disaster rather than

. >> reporter: this kind of language is very disturbing to mike allen, who happens to deputy dove's new type of activity. >> when i first learned about it i guess i was in denial thinking this can't happen that something is being misled and that all the information isn't coming forth. >> reporter: today how do you feel about it? >> after i viewed a videotape, i feel these highway interdiction programs need to be looked into to ensure that people's rights are not being violated. >> reporter: divorce so that dependly lee dove was trained by desert snow an oklahoma company responsible for training thousands of police in roadside tactics. so we wanted to ask deputy dove about this why he thinks this is in any way appropriate. it was nightfall when we walked up to a fence outside his house. deputy dove this is gary tuck manner from cnn. we had a question for you. no answer. as on you cnn team was driving away this happened. >> we'll wait for you, thank you. >> we were pulled over by some colleagues. why? because the other deputies told us dove had called after our visit. we had done nothing

. >> reporter: this kind of language is very disturbing to mike allen who happies to be deputy dove'sf after campaigning with the promise to end this kind of activity. >> i thought this can't happen. all the information isn't coming forth. >> today, how do you feel about it? >> after i viewed a video tape i feel that this these highway needs to be looked into and people's rights are not being violated. >> reporter: records show deputy lee dove was trained by desert snow an oklahoma company responsible for training thousands of police nationwide in road side tactics ranging from catching terrorists to seizing cash from motorists. so we wanted to ask deputy dove about this why he thinks this in any way is appropriate. it was night fall when we walked up to his fence at his house. we have a question for you. >> no answer. we were pulled other by some of the department colleagues. why? the deputies told after a visit. we'd done nothing wrong but one of the deputies told us quote, lee's been having a tough time. a few minutes later, we were let go. >> i've lived in totalitarian societies,

mike allen. mike good morning. >> good morning. welcome to the 114th congress. >> it is that day.and right here a tight shot of speaker boehner. you're calling speaker bone terrify prisoner on capitol hill. why do you say that? >> this is a great piece that gives you a window into both the frustrations of being speaker and why so many people including the president think he's weak. two great quotes in this piece, willie. the speaker says i don't do anger. so he's tried to corral his difficult members by using other ways. he said his wife of 41 years has only seen him angry maybe once. so i don't do anger. and then the other quote, it leapt out at me in this piece he said i'm not really into legacy. glen was pushing him on what he wanted to do and certainly in these final upcoming years. he wouldn't put his finger on anything. willie my favorite scene was a couple of leadership aides said that he's, the speaker thinks president obama as being too senatorial, which he was from illinois and by too senatorial he means a smart guy who lectures. they said often the speaker will be on th

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lets turn let's turn a corner and go to mike allen. good to see you this morning. and to you, willie. >> key dates as we look at 2015 that may give clues as to who may or may not run for president in 2016. what are you looking at? >> a great calendar here. state of the union on january 20th. after that you have cpac and you have hillary clinton's last paid speech on march 19th. on april 6th, unofficial holiday here in washington. nats opening day. the real bellwether of who will run in 2016 is a slew of book tours that we have starting a week from today. marco rubio is out with his book "american dreams" doing three days of television interviews. a week after that mike huckabee is out with his book "god guns, guts and gravy" he calls it and then sometime in the second quarter jeb bush will have an ebook and then rand paul's wife kelly paul will be out with a book about our sisters, mothers and grandmothers and after that a ted cruz book and then a rand paul book. all these people who are running have lots to say at least on paper. >> tom brokaw your thoughts please

on the depic side politicos mike allen reports that hillary clinton is in the final stages of launching campaign. it's going to come as early as april. clinton has even reportedly made decisions on some top campaign posts and approved a budget. stay tuned. >>> this afternoon, president obama will speak at a farewell ceremony for defense secretary chuck hagel who served in this post the past two years but announced his resignation in november. the president nominated asche carter to replace hagel. >>> new information about the man who crashed a drone on the white house grounds pap source tells nbc news the man is a government intelligence worker who says he was drinking coffee before testing out a device near the white house. the man reportedly lost control of the drone and went to bed worrying it might have crashed at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. secret service says the drone didn't pose a threat, wasn't equipped with a camera but security experts say it supposes a new vulnerability for the secret service. no charges filed against the man, who's back at work. >>> and stocks try to recover

. >> ed on the subject of hillary, mike allen is reporting she's considering delaying her campaign untilthat she has no real competition so why should she start building a formal campaign now and having to raise money if she can afford to wait in the reason is if you look at polling, you know she's somewhere in the 70 percentile when compared to people like vice president biden or martin o'malley or bernie sanders as other potential democratic contenders, and those numbers haven't really changed at all and she's defeating a hypothetical republican opponents as well so it appears, if you believe that reporting, that she will wait as long as possible to formally launcht campaign campaign. it will allow her to focus on the third and fourth quarters when we get closer to 2016 when people's interests build and that ready for hillary superpac around for a few years goading her into the rates. their plan is to shut down as soon as she announces and that means they will have to stick around a little longer and raise more money they weren't anticipating to find. >> there is competition and marco

mike allen, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, guys. >> i referenced this with rand paul an exclusive in which you say the kentucky senator plans to steal the 2016 spotlight. he has some harsh things to say about the establishment candidates we are talking about. >> he's harsh. all of a sudden, there is a sort of a mischievousness in rand paul's comments. so he's off to new hampshire today. it's 2015. i checked. it sound like 2016. he's off to new hampshire. he's holding a round table on common core which, of course is a chance for him to jab jeb bush who has been a supporter of that in this fascinating interview with our senator whisperer, he goes after mitt romney. he says he had his chance. he goes after jeb bush says he's a big government republican and he goes after marco rubio, says his comments attacking his foreign policy are silly and childish and you could just as well call senator rubio the chief defender of obama's immigration policy. so while the other senators are joining the house at a retreat in hershey, pennsylvania, he's going to be on the campaign trail in new hamps

between sid cesar mel brooks, carl reiner kneel simon woody allen, aaron ruben joe stien, mike stewart these are the big output of their work just between woody allen and neil simon alone and mel brooks, it's just astounding when you think about it. >> i could see you deciding to run 180 degrees in the other direction because there is so much pressure and expectation. all of these people you mentioned are at your kitchen table. i mean why set yourself up for that kind of pressure? >> you know, that's a good question. i don't know why i did it. all i know i loved so much what he did. and i was so fortunate because when i was 13 14, 15 16, when he was doing the dick van dyke show i know i must have been a pain, but he let me come every day, i was off school in the summer and go down to the studios and sit there and observe and watch him working with the other writers and actors and watching the director stage the scenes and it was a tremendous experience and i always just wanted that. but it was overwhelming i didn't know how i would quite ever do it. >> there's no question about it that

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policy and youtube diplomacy, they mix now, with our political panel allen combs, host of the allen combs show, mikegher, both fox news contributors. what am a talking about? i'm talking about the fact that after the state of the union the president decided to grant these interviews to youtubers, these people who have developed fame on you dubs. now, they're not necessarily dealing with politics every day so allen, do you see a problem with this? >> no i don't. i don't see why anyone would. the president ran two presidential campaigns very aware of what's happening in the digital world. it helped him win the presidency and being very forward thinking in terms of where the media is going. this is a smart move for the president. >> yeah, brilliant. it's really brilliant. >> that's true especially for the my legalials. >> i hear disdain from mr. gallagher. >> he's not campaigning again. he made that clear tuesday night. so why would he need to do these interviews? wouldn't it have served him to do something more substantive? >> you mean like go to paris, gretchen? he's still the president of the united

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allen a fumble by >>> happy new year. the 49ers were reported to have interviewed mike shanahan in denver but a picture given to us by a viewer shows that may have taken place yesterday at san francisco chevy's restaurant. shanahan was, quote, meeting with some folks. he's been head coach for three teams in san francisco yesterday, nfl playoffs, cowboys hosting the lions late fourth quarter, detroit leading 20-17 and terrence williams, and tony romo. jerry jones and chris christie all over each other loving it as the cowboys come back to win a football game. adam jones bengals getting it into gino atkins. 13-10, andrew luck to moncareer. they'llcrief. they'll get denver monday. sanford to washington, seven seconds left. the cardinals, score about two seconds left. stanford goes on to win 68-60 in over time. a week of rumors, who's coaching who, the raiders are open, 49ers are open. we'll have the latest on these updates tonight at 6:00. have a great day. >>> your play of the day from the go daddy bowl in alabama toledo's covington recovered a fumble by arkansas stay quarterback freddie knighten, then 67 yards for the touchdow

allen. jim tomsula's path to head coach of the 49ers was rather unorthodox. he has never been an offensive or defensive coordinator but he started under mike nolan. >> [ indiscernibleh three continents and nothing has been the norm. i'm used to not normal. and i'm very comfortable in not normal. >> reporter: normal was not a word that described the 49ers last season. from the win/loss record to the drama off the field but tomsula is comfortable with jed york's lofty super bowl-or-bust expectations. >> this franchise has quite a few and yeah, i got it. tough act to follow. i understand that. but fully understand that, i fully understand that, um, you know, that's what's wanted and anything short of that we did not achieve what we were expected to achieve. >> reporter: this press conference didn't have the fire and brimstone of a jim harbaugh. there was no, quote, low hanging fruit. but i guarantee you, jim tomsula has a personality. coming up at 6:00, he will be sitting right here. right now back to you guys. >> the raiders introduce their new head coach tomorrow. jack del rio was the defensive coordinator for the broncos and then the head coach of the jacksonville

allen . >>> good morning and welcome back. no delays southbound 680. we'll continue to keep you updated. >>> happy new year, everybody. the 49ers were reported to have interviewed mike shanahan this weekend but a picture given to us by a viewer show that may have taken place at san francisco's chevy's restaurant. shanahan was quote meeting with some folks. he's been a head coach for three teams in san francisco yesterday. nfl playoffs cowboys hosting the lions late fourth quarter detroit leading 20-17. terrence williams, dallas wins 24-20. jerry jones and chris christie all over each other. loving it as the cowboys come back to win a football game. adam jones getting into it with adkins versus the colts. 3rd quarter 13-10 andrew luck with moncrief. they'll get denver next sunday. >>> washington state josh hawkins scored in the lane, wazzou 69-56. sanford to washington, seven seconds left. two seconds left to tie the game, stanford goes on to win 68-60 in over time. so it's going to be a week of rumors who's coaching who the raiders are open, 49ers are open. we'll have the latest on these updates tonight at 6:00. have a great day. >>> now the latest ladies and gentle

mike san tolly. when we come back analyst calls moving two names this morning. stiefel upgrading netflix, talking about valuation and strong content on the heels woody allen will make the series for amazon. verizon downgraded at evercorp, increased competition, margin pressure, higher rates of return as well. this netflix call is interesting after the amazon upgrade out of citi yesterday. >> interesting thing about netflix they are likely to have according to the note a 20% decline in ads in domestic for the coming quarter which is amazing at this point now we're seeing so many people starting to go over the top, broadband speeds getting faster, seeing declining growth. with that said on valuation it trades at 27.5 times 2015 ebitda. that's basically double hbo. but it has two to three times the revenue growth of hbo so when you look at it on a revenue basis, three times 2015 earnings as opposed to hbo at 5.2 times. you can get your head around the valuation if you try to. >> this sort of reminds me, though, of all of the analysts that before a company's investor days say i don't feel comfortable being short or underestimating my price target going into the investo

allen. thanks for that. lets go to birdsboro pennsylvania jan send nothing this shot. not much ground cover but a little bit in the trees. very nice wooded scene there from smyrna delaware mike jay sending this in, a lot of snow on the ground and on the cars as well and it is continuing to fall there at this hour. finally, in moorestown, new jersey, this comes to us from renee lewis a beautiful scene of snow on the trees there as it continues to fall. >> well, we want to see your snow photos and videos too if you have them. just use that hash tag cbs-3 snow or up load them directly on the cbs-3 philly weather app and might see them here on "eyewitness news". >>> we've got more snow coverage coming your way fast moving drops could drop several inches. >> chris and jessica, i'm in the western suburbs and we have seen the the effect of that change in the clipper the snow is right here but it has still affect the commute. i'm pat ciarrocchi with that story coming up. >>> also ahead vice-president joe biden opens up about a shooting incident near his home in delaware. >>> good evening, i'm chris may. we are tracking snow for you tonight, parts of new jersey are in the bull's eye

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