thank god that mike brown came and cave them all a certificate in mr. shornberg class and i participated and held my workshop. whatever african-americans in that class they got a certificate because we gave it to them but in that school not one black kid got a certificate and i didn't know about the stuff going on at mlk so please wake up you all. >> i'm not a preacher but my name is fouz. i was born in san francisco -- i'm sorry. gym comment is closed now. >> >> i don't have a card for you. >> but i'm going to speak anyway. i'm the guy they're talking about. i'm the guy they're talking about that -- i'm the guy that don't have a job. i'm the guy out there homeless. i'm the guy live on third and the only one besides ought the rest of the african-americans -- >> sir, you're out of order. >> you know what they tell me? i need to have -- >> sir -- are they getting -- >> you got all the money. >> okay. i think we're going to close public comment now. i'm going to call for a five >> public enrichment fund and we have a report from one of the committees. >> y

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keeping a close eye on that is mike brown, deputy director of one wisconsin now.u this morning. >> thank you so much for having me here today, melissa. >> this is complicated, right, because it is not ending early voting altogether, but standardizing it, an standardizing it in a way that brings down the available hours. and tell me what impact you think that would likely have on the historic turnout that you have in wisconsin. >> sure. sure. you are absolutely right. wisconsin has some of the highest voter turnout in the nation, and something that we are rightly proud of. one of the things that has helped us to achieve that are the laws in the state to allow people to reng stgister same da vote early. what senator strobel is proposing is to place additional barriers to allow people to exercise their franchise. if you work in the day, you will have a harder time casting the vote. in today, in madison, the city clerk has decided to open up the office from 9:00 to noon to allow people to vote for the upcoming february election. und und under representative strobel's

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. >> brown: and we close with a preview of sunday's big game. npr's mike pesca joins us from new orleans, site of super bowl xlvii. >> woodruff: that's all ahead on tonight's newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> bnsf railway. >> support also comes from carnegie corporatn of n york, a foundation created to do what andrew carnegie called "real and permanent good." celebrating 100 years of philanthropy at carnegie.org. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and friends of the newshour. and... >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> brown: for the second time in five months, a u.s. diplomatic post has been the target of a deadly assault. a suicide bomber detonated a vest with explosives outside the u.s. embassy in ankara, turkey, today, killing himself and a security guard. the white house described it as a terrorist attack. the explosion occurred around 1:15 p.m. local time. aft

. >> brown: and we close with a preview of sunday's big game. npr's mike pesca joins us from new orleans, site of super bowl xlvii. >> woodruff: that's all ahead on tonight's newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> bnsf railway. >> support also comes from carnegie corporation of new york a foundation created to do what andrew carnegie called "real and permanent good." celebrating 100 years of philanthropy at carnegie.org. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and friends of the newshour. and... >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> brown: for the second time in five months, a u.s. diplomatic post has been the target of a deadly assault. a suicide bomber detonated a vest with explosives outside the u.s. embassy in ankara, turkey, today, killing himself and a security guard. the white house described it as a terrorist attack. the explosion occurred around 1:15 p.m. local time.

. >> brown: now mike, there is this spectacle and there is the game and then there is all this sort of backdrop talk about violence, of course a lot of focus on concussion. i saw that today commissioner goodell was sort of defending the sport. and this comes after president obama himself recently, he was asked, he said if he had a son he probably wouldn't want him to be playing football. >> right, very first question, at the goodell state of the sport press conference was reading the obama quote back at the commissioner. five i think of the first six questions were about head injuries. it is the big issue, looming over the sport. and you know, the league has a lot of plans to make it safer. that is the word they use, to teach proper tackling, to penalize hits on the field, to have neurologists and doctors on the sidelines monitoring concussionment but you know, he never really talked about what safer means. and i don't think anyone actually thinks that safer means safe. and it might not even mean statistically speaking that if you are a football player, even in this safe future, that w

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mike brown is the executive developer of housing in oakland california. steve alston is the head of business development in mountain view, california. laura cortez is vice president for alternative financial solutions in omaha, nebraska. elizabeth is the director for consumer and state affairs at the aarp public policy institute in virginia. the associate professor of law at the university of minnesota in minneapolis. patricia is the president and executive director for pennsylvania. patricia is the director of never housing services in phoenix, arizona. adam is a visiting professor of law at harvard law school. james mccarty is the president and ceo of the miami fair housing center in dayton, ohio. jennifer is deputy director in washington, d.c. william jefferson from radcliff, ky. michelle is the global consumer cheap marketing and internet officer of citigroup in new york, new york. at the end of this month, michelle will leave citigroup. dory rand is the president of woodstock institute in chicago, illinois. ellen is the chairman of the board of direc

so in today's closing pebble exchange, mike holland, josh brown, abs cnbc contributor if fusion ant litticsthan bacharach and our very own rick santelli. rick, you first. i doubt there are 20 people on the floor of the new york stock exchange who thought we would be where we are now after monday, and i'm wondering if the same dynamic exists where you are. >> no, not at all. as a matter of fact, i'm glad you asked that question. we have two charts. quickly look at the first one. interest rates moved up as the dow moved towards the high but it was the second chart that answers your question. this is a one-year chart of the dow. i'll tell you what. as a technician i've never seen a stranger looking top than that, and it is definitely due to the juice nature of the market and real growth coming in or at least contribution from housing. there has been no doubt on this trading floor, zero, we would take out the all-time highs. where the doubt starts to thicken along with the plot what happens after that? will the juice continue? will high frequency trade which is the delivery mechanism of the pun

we're trading the big movers with jon najarian, mike murphy, joe terranova and josh brown. josh what are you trading today? >> there are signs beneath the surface we're going to pause here, could see a 5% pullback. i don't pride myself on that sniper type of market timing but i will tell you this, you're seeing more strength in some of the more defensive areas like utilities and consumer staples than you'd want to at this stage in the game. if we are going to have resistance, this is the perfect timing for it and so why not? most people out there are praying for the pullbacks so i wouldn't be shocked. >> hey, mcc, i think you look at ge today and it's interesting. general electric trading up 3% on the comcast news and that's what i think could keep this market going higher. ge found a way to unlock some value, people think they're going to get a higher multiple because they're focusing more on their industrial segment of business so i think as you look at the market, yes, josh is correct we need a pullback here but as the market just keeps churning and keeps moving higher,

mike mibach, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> californians are giving high marks to governor jerry brown. a new poll found there is widespread support for governor jerry brown's budget proposals and his plans to target education funding. 51% approve of the job he is doing. 75% said the state was moving in the right direction and 69% said good economic times -- economic times are ahead. and a prosed assault weapons ban, 65% supported the idea. 32% opposed it. it was popular in the bay area and los angeles and least popular in the central valley and orange county. >>> people with internet connected macs found apple blocked java from running. they said java is susceptible to hacking. oracle issued updates but hasn't comments on the block today. >>> plenty warm out there today. the end of january. temperatures feel like the end of march. temperature in santa rosa 68 degrees. warm spots. 67 in morgan hill. look at the numbers. significant numbers into february. 69 in redwood city. that was the warmest spot. 63 antioch. 62 fairfield. nice weather. no rain in the forecast. high pressure, the thi

i know a new "red eye" returns on monday and guests include patti ann browne and diane macedo and scwhron gibson and mike gibson and mike baker. >> time to go back to thomas jane shillou for the wrap up. >> when can we see you on "america's newsroom." >> monday morning talking politics, not sure of the time. check my website. i will see you there. >> tucker, where can i go for up to the minute breaking news on the hooker sex scandal? >> i would try "the daily caller.com." i would start there first. >> i asked the people in the men men -- in the ma nen des blog. >> greg, great having you for a guest. don't you do other shows? >> i pretty much hang out here. i don't have a place to go. >> nicotine gum from tucker jie. . th

i know a new "red eye" returns on monday and guests include patti ann browne and diane macedo and scwhron gibson and mike -- john gibson and mike baker. >> time to go back to thomas jane shillou for the wrap up. >> when can we see you on "america's newsroom." >> monday morning talking politics, not sure of the time. check my website. i will see you there. >> tucker, where can i go for up to the minute breaking news on the hooker sex scandal? >> i would try "the daily caller.com." i would start there first. >> i asked the people in the men men -- in the ma nen des blog. >> greg, great having you for a guest. don't you do other shows? >> i pretty much hang out here. i don't have a place to go. >> nicotine gum from tucker jie. . that's great. >> back to you. >> thanks, tom. thanks jedediah, bill schulz, tucker carlson. that does it for me. i'm andy levy. see you monday. coast. we are here for you throughout the night. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> i believe i heard you saying. >> yes i, did. >> did you say [bleep] me? >> bill: reacting to gross disrespect angry florida judge sentenced 18-y

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brown comes up with the turnover. virginia tech forced to howl. the hokie, despite 29 points by green are beaten by nc state in overtime. >>> mike lonnergan and f wbrian bynes the perfect pass to woods. gw out to

mike if you had an opportunity to shoot this gun you know. ok. now would you like to feel like you know i have my browning a five year yeah. i want you to hell i'll give you have that on my phone or ok and you used it mainly for skeet or do you use it for duck conning or falling or well so all you can shoot through with. ok. so you put three shells in their own hole in the war oh you only need one. hundred going to the i don't say feel. good. shot. go lower. this is what we call skeet shooting some people call it trap shooting basically what it is is that mechanism that mr reckless the seated own right there will swing the skeet into the air the skeet as you can see is one of these little farin. that fly. there are painted orange presumably so that you can see if they're in the air they crumble like that of course if there is a shotgun shell they'll shatter as you've seen some of them do. it any rate it's trying to get better at shooting birds whether it be dog. turkeys. geese it's one of yeah you can bet money you know if it's here or not again. they will for instance a shooting he misses. loose balls and. the next target

browns for the last three seasons. >> holmgren has a good history winning a championship and nfl lombardi trophy with the packers. >> they could use him. >> mike, what could we use on the roads? >> maybe a little faster moving vehicle here. they are moving the cones getting out of the city. getting off the bay bridge span toward 101. the big issue is here in west port of the san francisco area. this is 15th and wolona. that's a gusher. water main break overnight flooding the roadway. it's at an incline. 15th is getting flooded. all the mud and silt. i want you to stick on it long enough to see this poor owner's driveway. watch this car, yeah, that will be an issue for the house as well. many houses on the street. let's get to the maps. this is 15th and wowona. the freeways in the area, okay. and the major roads not a commute issue. the peninsula, smooth except for construction. even that's moving lightly because of the light flow of traffic. >> poor families waking up to that. >> 4:57. a shootout ends in tragedy. two officers dead and the community trying to make sense of it all. we'll have live team coverage coming up. >>> good morning. i'm b

>> mike: the pro football hall of fame celebrate its 50th 50th year today by inducting seven new members. unfortunately did not include tim brownharles haley ored de debartolo but larry allen got the nod. he spent most of his career with the cowboys but finished off in san francisco, went to sonoma state. the first player drafted out of that school. warren sapp will represent the silver and black. played 13 seasons, final four with the raiders. he had 96-1/2 career sacks. >> my feet have not touched the ground for 30 minutes. we played a ultimate team sport and this is the ultimate examination on an individual. >> broke down and started crying. >> larry allen started crying? >> yes, sir. >> mike: the other induct yous, chris carter, dave robinson, and ogden, and the first-time nominee, the rave residence' first draft pick, and head coach bill parcells, won two super bowls with the giants. >>> sharks looking to stay unbeaten tonight as they're taking on the predators. see how they did. they come into the game 7-0. before todd mclellan happy with the team reside performance. sharks trail in the third. the backhander. for the thir

the sharks trying to immove >> mike: the pro football hall of fame celebrate its 50th 50th year today by inducting seven new members. unfortunately did not include tim brown, charles haley ored de debartolo but larry allen got the nod. he spent most of his career with the cowboys but finished off in san francisco, went to sonoma state. the first player drafted out of that school. warren sapp will represent the silver and black. played 13 seasons, final four with the raiders. he had 96-1/2 career sacks. >> my feet have not touched the ground for 30 minutes. we played a ultimate team sport and this is the ultimate examination on an individual. >> broke down and started crying. >> larry allen started crying? >> yes, sir. >> mike: the other induct yous, chris carter, dave robinson, and ogden, and the first-time nominee, the rave residence' first draft pick, and head coach bill parcells, won two super bowls with the giants. >>> sharks looking to stay unbeaten tonight as they're taking on the predators. see how they did. they come into the game 7-0. before todd mclellan happy with the team reside performance. sharks trail in the third. the backhander. for the t

mike. call the san francisco police. we will come and get you. we will come and get you, anywhere you are, please. please call. >> the missing girl is 5'4", 110-pounds with long brownr, hazel eyes and tattoos on her forearms and you're being asked to call police if you see her. >>> we're learning that the bunker where a five-year-old boy was held hostage was rigged with explosives. fbi agents stormed in before they could go off. cbs reporter, mark tells us how agents got the boy out safely. >> reporter: this video is our first glimpse of the property. the scene of the seven-day standoff. sources tell us when dykes climbed the ladder to get supplies monday and reached up to open the door, he was off balance and vulnerable. agents believed ethan would be away from the ladder and protected. when rescue team members saw the door open, they dropped two stun grenades. the noise and flashes disoriented him. within seconds, four team members entered the bunker. officials believe they fired a shot at him, but missed, they returned fire multiple times killing dykes and rescuing the boy. ethan with his mother. ethan's mother released a statement of thanks saying, i woke up to

brown was protected by the coke pictures and canopy which might have saved husband life. that is it from phoenix. real quickly on mikellen, elizabeth, i think you have to look at the whole body of work. this guy as tone a lot of good. hopefully not too much negative publicity will come out of this or the program. that's it. back to san francisco. twice. >> thanks, dennis. -- guys. >> thanks, dennis. for the latest, cbssf.com. >> back here at 11:00. have a good night. saving you money -- now, that's progressive. call or click today. land o' lakes spreadable butter with canola oil is made with sweet cream, canola oil and salt. just three simple ingredients. what's in your spread? ♪ chances are, you're not made of money, so don't overpay for motorcycle insurance. geico, see how much you could save. announcer: this is joey fatone. it's time to play family feud. give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: these families are ready to go. come on, now. thank you, folks. thank you very much. i appreciate you coming. thank you, everybody. hey, welcome to "family feud." i'm your man, steve

mike. call the san francisco police, we will come and get you. we will come and get you anywhere you are. please, please call. >> this young woman is 5 foot 4 and 110 pounds with long browneyes, and tattoos on her forearms. >>> it's an icon in one bay area neighborhood but turns out this elaborate labyrinth has a criminal past. it appeared in san francisco's burro heights neighborhood a few years ago. kpix 5 reporter found out cops say it's all part of a stalker's twisted plot. >> at first blush it looks like nothing more than a pile of rocks in a claering off heights boulevard but lake a look from on high. this is a carefully constructed labyrinth. >> it's very peaceful. you walk around it. it's really nice. >> one this community has come to cherish. >> i love it. >> labyrinth appeared mistierously some time in 2008. >> somebody anonymous made it. >> but now it appears that someone has a shady past. this is the handy work of aven alleged stalker who is on trial. >> there was a guy who was stalking a young girl, made the labyrinth for her and invited her to come through and walk through it. >> how bizarre. >> wow. this is really intense. that makes me feel less good abou

mike. [ crying ] >> call the san francisco police. we will come and get you. we will come and get you. anywhere you are, please call. please call. >> stevenson is 5'4" and 110 pounds with long brown hair, hazel eyes and tatoos on her forearms. >>> right now disaster teams are struggling to reach four villages in the solomon islands. that's where a deadly tsunami hit today. an 8.0 magnitude earthquake struck the santa cruz islands. the quake generated a small tsunami with waves up to 5 feet. the nation's police commissioner believes at least four people were killed up to 80 homes and properties damaged. a lot of villagers headed to higher ground as a precaution. i know lawrence, you were tweeting away when that happened. >> yeah. when you see something like that, 8.0, that's a huge earthquake. of course, worried about a tsunami possibly generating and something affecting the west coast. that didn't happen this time. >> that is fortunate. >>> what's going on with the weather here? i haven't been familiar with what's going on. >> it must be cold out there for you this morning. >> yeah. >> can you give us the louisiana forecast so she feels at home? >> i'm still on louisiana time. >>

mike. >> you know, i'm driving down highway 20 in texas last night and i turn around and see miniola texas, hey, that's wily brown'sou more about it. i'm in long view and the view from here is i can almost see louisiana, shreveport, i can smell the gumbo from here. it's fantastic. i should be in new orleans tonight i hope if i can drive that far in one day. i have been on highway 20. it's not the route that i have taken most of the way with my wife janice. it's root 66 was the mother road, and this is what it looks like. >> what are we going, south, north? >> east. generally we're headed east on this trip, and a lot of it on what they call america's mother road. >> ♪ get your kicks on route 66 ♪ ♪ >> one of the first u.s. highways, 1926, chicago to santa monica, bringing dust bowlers out west in a drive for a better life. >> 40s and 60s and it became, i think, a sim boll of the american dream. >> martin smith is a professional photographer from london. who has taken the root and now he's chronicling the demise of local towns and fell into disrepair when the interstate bypassed. >> i think it was a sim boll of the a

mike reagan, the voice of reason from california. i want you to tell us, give me odds. or the odds that jerry brown, yes, get out there in iraq. let's get that money. >> he will not be doing that because we have the state senate working in a way to bring less water to the central valley of california. they can put in their bullet train to nowhere. that's what's going. stuart: this time you have to be wrong. you're the voice of reason, at this time you have to be wrong. how can a state that is flat broke and has been run down into oblivion for 30 years, how can they turn up its nose at $250 billion in revenue without spending a dime of the state's money. how can they turn this town? >> because of all of the green laws that have been put in effect family by the federal government but also the state of california, a b32, all the things that happen during the schwarzenegger years of running the state. has become that green state. that is why those things are not, in fact, going to happen. anyone in that business is moving to texas and getting out of the state of california. what's going to happen? some

mike, call the san francisco police. we will come and get you. we will come and get you anywhere you are, please, call. [ crying ] >> stevenson is 5'4", 110 pounds, long brown hair, hazel eyes and has tatoos on her forearms. >>> a powerful earthquake triggered a tsunami that killed at least five people in the south pacific. the 8.0 quake struck off the solomon islands. the tsunami measuring five feet high swamped several villages up to 80 homes damaged. the solomon islands sit on the so-called ring of fire which is an active earthquake zone. >>> get ready for some big changes in your mail service. cbs news has learned the post office will announce later today its intention to halt saturday delivery of first class mail by the summertime. the postmaster general will make the announcement in a couple of hours from now. the post office lost $16 billion last year alone. just how much the move will save the postal service coming up on "cbs this morning" at 7:00. >> it's been in the works for a couple of years. >> everyone is doing it online now so they are losing big bucks. >>> 5:03 right now. let's check the weather. hi. >> smiling. >> good to see you guys today

what bill lockyer says or governor jerry brown says you say things are bad and it is going to be worse in 2013-14. that sums it up. >> absolutely. stuart: mike pleasure. i hope you see us again real soon. thanks a lot. appreciate it it. businesses are not just leaving california in droves but also fleeing new york. financial capital of the world losing financial companies. later this hour we will talk about wall street businessman who packed up and left new york and went to florida. surprise surprise it is all about taxes. 10:45 this morning here in the studio. game stop way down. why? nicole: competition. this is the story here today. it is also a 15%. today it is down 8.5% because there is going to be a new tax box launch and that will have internet connections. then people will have online games, not necessarily going to need to go to game stop and buy visible games. that is number one. the other thing is this is an extremely volatile stock and you know this. when you have the heavy flow of and that short, 15, 35% of game stop stock actually held short which makes it extremely volatile. one of the biggest among the s&p 1500 companies. you

california governor jerry brown is expected to attend the funeral of slain riverside police officer mikesay dorner gunned him down last thursday in an ambush while he was on patrol and parked at a stoplight. all this while the sheriff's department here in san bernardino county is mourning the loss of one of their deputies from the gun fight yesterday, and another is in the hospital recovering from surgery and will likely need multiple surgeries. gretchen. >> gretchen: alicia live in california with the breaking details. thank you very much. the other stories making headlines for your day, the government being sued accused of covering up details and being negligent in the shooting of two immigration and customs enforcement agents. the guns used may be linked to the botched fast and furious program. zapata was shot dead in 2011 in mexico by members of a drug cartel. his partner was seriously wounded. the parents say the guns were smuggled from the u.s. and the agents shouldn't have been sent on such a dangerous mission. >>> carnival cruise line says it's sorry thousands of people are stran

mike barnicle has graduated from the pope desk to the big table. good to have you. how you doing, man? >> nice color combo, brown> thank you very much. it's fashion week. >> it's fashion week. >> so we want to talk about your book more than anything. willie and i been very excited about this. but "game changers," i think it is. but before we do that, can i talk about your last column on ryan braun? just really quickly? >> yeah, sure. >> that guy's a punk. major league baseball has given him a free ride, and now he's lying about being around, as you said, a two-bit swindler out of south florida. this is the unluckiest guy in major league sports. he's always in the wrong place -- poor, poor guy. always in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> he and a-rod are the two most misunderstood people in all of sports. braun is still acting like he was a victim of some scheme when he tested positive last year. and, you know, i've said this, joe, for the last year. he's suggesting that the collector was able to spike two samples perfectly well. >> it was incredible. >> reseal the container and then fool one of the most soph