that led to a felony narc its charge for a buddy. the elaina steinfurth baby singer is something of a bad boy, speeding, run ins with the neighborhoods and this bizarre incident with a picture of bill clinton but he is insisting he is misunderstood. >> he could be look at six months in jail but more hively to be placed on probation as a first tomb -- time offender. >> a san francisco firefighter was injured in the mission district this morning near 14 the after 6:00 am. a viewer sent us an mail showing what crews had to deal with. the injured firefighter suffered minor injuries when he felt 10' through loft space. he will be okay. it took 90 minutes to put the fire out. damage was extensive: 21 people living there have been displaced along with their pets which include dogs, cats and a snake. >> richmond police dispatch center is back to normal after early evacuation at 4:00 a.m. employees noticed there were they evacuated the building. it has been fixed. during the four hours, emergency and nonemergency calls were routed differently

i look like a narc with my suit on. trying to convince them to hire me as a music writer, and i thought about what about writing a story about fulsome prison, and they said, no, we do not want to give any space to that drug addicts, because that was what he was known for in those days. tavis: obviously, we are all individuals, but what makes johnny cash so different than all of the other artists? times," i wrote about many artists, bob dylan, johnny cash, stevie wonder, and it seems like cash had the most interesting back story. entry music in the 1950's. that was when other people in country music had no more ambition than a hit on the and i knew all about the demons he went through, the struggle with the demons, the drugs, and the artistry, and i kind of wanted to explore that past. tavis: the demons and the drugs on the one hand, and he carried a bible with him everywhere. >> he went to church in arkansas twice on sunday and once on wednesday night, and he heard all of these destitute farmers singing, and it lifted t

jo narcs she is talking right to you. >> we own the majority of our debt through our various purchases, social security, whatever. i don't think it's that big of a deal the chinese own much of our debt. it has power, from the bank, we go, your mortgage puts you into a position. i do think it's as good as it gets. we saw this automatic kick in. now he was nice but it was kind of across the board in a really bad way. is it perfect? no, but it's an improve him on the cuts we already had. >> john, just a minute. government borrowing, as long as we keep borrowing, we can keep spending, isn't that right? >> yes, absolutely. look. i understand what jonas and sasha are trying to say. we are trying to find the tallest bridgeman for the famous frenchman here. we're saying it's okay they're stealing money. would you call it pork bar el, earmark? they're stealing money from the american people. is that better than a government shutdown? yes, run the thieves out of the country. we don't have an option here. i understand that. we are to have a trillion dollar deficit by the president obama administr

'course you are, 'cause you're a narc. -- captions by vitac -- . >>> now at 7. a dump truck runs over two people in a busy transit center. one of two has died. >>> a judge decides if can move the girl from oak land children's hospital. >> just a few high clouds. we are still waiting for the rain. the neighborhood could hit 70 degrees this weekend. >>> we know the i did of a pedestrian killed this afternoon. good afternoon. a dump truck was make a a turn when it struck a 76-year-old woman and 68-year-old man. new details about what happened. live near the entrance of the intersection of heather tone and third. they say it's a dangerous spot where they dodge traffic every day. >> it's at this cross walk where it happened at about superior court 30. the couple was walking away from the transit center when a commercial truck ran over them. >> it wasn't like he was trying. it was more like he didn't even see them. >> this witness ran over when he saw a man and woman sucked under of wheels. >> she was face down the whole time not moving bleeding from the head. >> the

it's basically narcing on your country. >> i don't want to talk about snowden.ant to talk about quantum computer. last time i looked the biggest threat to u.s. national security was al qaeda, not medical records. they switch them around a lot and make calls at random times of the day. i don't really know why we need to pursue a quantum computer. i think we need to stick to the basics and understand what it will that will ameliorate that. >> can i call him ed? i don't understand computers and can we get a better cell phone signal for me sometimes. that's all i want. andy, you? are you hosting? >> i was completely caught off. >> you must be proud that your hero, snowden has made america -- >> let me show you how quantum computers work. in a remember computer everything is binary. i'm just kidding. this is a nothing story. if they use it to target al kwie qaeda communications great. that's all i care about. i wish you would understand that and understand me a little better and maybe this be more than just a friendship. >> i can't give you what you want. >>> a schoo

in seven years, i don't know from america, from argentine narcs i don't know from where, but these are not the palestinians. they don't know the people of the land. so these are the extremists and they are becoming more and more. 1/3 of the nation are newcomers. newcomers that came during fighting. >> my family lived for many centuries in germany and it was in 1920 when it became impossible for the jews, my mother left for palestine to begin working as a gymnastic teacher in a youth village. she was thinking about the identity of a jew, and she came to her parents and said to them i don't think the germans want us here. i'm looking for another place where we can do something from the beginning. so she came here. i think her motivation saved about 15,000, 20,000 children. and i think it's good that i have some roots here. so this is my home since 1946, and i love the neighborhood. up there on the corner there's a catholic convent with a huge courtyard where it was very easy to learn to go on bikes. this was from 1946, 1947, the last joint palestinian jewish house. we had a very good rel

it's basically narcing on your country. >> i don't want to talk about snowden.ant to talk about quantum computer. last time i looked the biggest threat to u.s. national security was al qaeda, not medical records. they switch them around a lot and make calls at random times of the day. i don't really know why we need to pursue a quantum computer. i think we need to stick to the basics and understand what it will that will ameliorate that. >> can i call him ed? i don't understand computers and can we get a better cell phone signal for me sometimes. that's all i want. andy, you? are you hosting? >> i was completely caught off. >> you must be proud that your hero, snowden has made america -- >> let me show you how quantum computers work. in a remember computer everything is binary. i'm just kidding. this is a nothing story. if they use it to target al kwie qaeda communications great. that's all i care about. i wish you would understand that and understand me a little better and maybe this be more than just a friendship. >> i can't give you what you want. >>> a schoo

cellular narc. >> i know consumer takes stuff seriously but there are not just banking apps there arence apps where people pour in their financial in success that safe? >> we have not really looked into those in accept yet, those are vend ores, the banks -- have a big disadvantage, they are responsible for the money, if you use banking or financial services on your smartphones stick with your financial instutions, the banks or credit union or mutual fund company they are the on look hook for the losses. >> jeff thank you for coming on. >> thank you. >> well, obama signed a presidential moment random, creating a new retirement savings acount dubbed, mra, the white house said it will act as starting savings acouncils that will be launched by the end of the year. here is what some of you are posting on my facebook page. more presidential rhetoric will not help, how did clarity on social security. >> it someone forget we used to buy bonds for retirement, they stopped paying much. be sure to log on to gerriwillis.com for our online question. you remember that old joke, how psychologists do

the final approach is the narc leep silicon valley approach. go to sleep until the information decide to wake us up. they say -- we'll get around to thinking about something in july. we'll notice the six months, which is eight months has passed. at that point you can be sure this administration, like the prior two administrations, will be for delay, dilution, and defeat. we will be in session only a few weeks between the end of july and the end of the year. so iran will get a full year of relief from sanctions and actually 14 months. i think the one thing for this hearing to establish is we are not going to adopt the narc leep -- go to sleep approach. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. now we go to the chairman of the at any time subcommittee. >> thank you, madam chair. the royal power vunders to the iranian nation will. those are the will of the iranian president it should not surprise any of us that the iranians view this agreement as a win for them, a loss for us, and a loss for a safer world. iran's foreign minister boasted we didn't agr

they are a mayor kahn narcs 100% incredibly valuable today. >> we'll talk about it in detail.tar cars, one owned and driven by michael jackson an '86 ferrari. that is a car getting a lot of attention at barrett-jackson scottsdale. there was simon cowell's bugatti. that will go over a million dollars. that is getting a lot of attention. what is it about hot wheels, don prudhomme is off-camara signing autographs, four-time nhra network. we grew up watching this. >> absolutely. the cars are the stars. the cars absolutely have incredible stars that own them as well. in the case of the bugatti, simon very well-known celebrity. very valuable car. the car's unique in its own right so it has inherent value. the star power is the wild carbone news. you get that above and beyond what the car is worth. >> with these, this is being sold this lot as all four vehicles. that is actually one of the cars that was racing. that is the hauler. don prudhomme's hauler from years ago. we'll, we'll sign off right now. we have break news. steve davis, all the best at barrett-jackson. wish you the best

david: tune narcs agree with you. thank you very much. aaron kessler, great to have you both on.sandra: earnings out after the bell tomorrow so tune in on% "after the bell" for those earnings. >>> americans are feeling some unhealthy side-effects from china's export boom. we'll explain what all the fuss is about on the west coast. david: how bad will today's massive winter storm get for people on the east coast? people on the west coast don't really care about it that much. we'll get the very latest weather forecast as soon as we return and it is not just new york. look at the white house. actually looks pretty. you know how washington is, have a i'm of snow freak out, they closed down before the snowstorm started. gosh these bureaucrats, working hard for your money, folks. ♪ [woman]ask me... [announcer]...if you think the best bed for one of you might be a compromise for the other one... [woman]ask me about our tempur-pedic. [announcer] they're sleeping on the newest tempur-pedic bed... the new tempur choice... [manwo people.two remotes. [announcer] firmness settings for the hea

but it turns out that that dispute with the chef and the improper spending that he narced them out for, that did not end up being the scandal. the scandal ended up being, specifically, about that check that the chef photo copied for the chicken dinner. and specifically the question of who that check came from. the chicken dinner was actually paid for by this guy, johnny williams, the ceo after virginia company called star scientific. star scientific is convinced that it has unlocked the health benefits of tobacco. they invented an anti-inflammatory tobacco-based pill called agnatabloc. they are based in virginia, the ceo is a well-connected rich guy also based in virginia, and the ceo apparently decided that they were the key to success of anatabloc and its active ingredients. the fact that they wanted those things for their own company and their own product, that's not criminal. it's not even irrational from the perspective of the tobacco pill company. but with the justice department now alleges in today's complaint, today 43-page, 14-count complaint. what the justice department alleg

attempting to get an endorsement, that staff would work with elected officials first, and then yew the very narc lard, when they thought the ball was on the tee, they would call me in for a meeting or breakfast, and i would meet with them and see if i could bring it over the line. i don't ever remember meeting the mayor, certainly not in that context. i'm sure i met him at some point, but until i sue his picture last night on television, i wouldn't have been able to pick him out of a lineup. so part of this is the reason that the retribution idea never came into my head is i never even knew that we were pursuing his endorsement. no one ever came to me to get me to try to pursue the endorsement in any way. >> reporter: now that you know it did happen -- >> well, sure, of course, of course. john? >> reporter: i want to know what kind of questions you might be asking of yourself? out of 65,000 employees, the people who are close to you and people you trust, are they -- >> what was that last people. >> with mine? >> reporter: the staff -- >> yeah. a few of them were there. >> reporter: so i'm just a

. >> you sound good when you say morn narc. just ro rolls off the tongue. to the actual speech the president gave rather than the spin the white house put on it, there were a couple of routine shoutouts to gridlock and how the americans expect more from their public servants and he asked congress to join him in addressing the country's problems. it happens in every state of the union. this wasn't a declaration of independence. so congressman, help me understand. how much of this relates to the current mood in the republican party to make everything a sort of constitutional question and a tea party type historical exciting challenge. and how much of it reflects, i think, a misdirection and a discomfort with the president being president? >> well, i think again if you look at the people you quoted at the top of this segment, i mean, i don't consider ted cruz or michelle bachmann to be spokespeople for the mainstream republican party. you know, and both of them, i think they're about half a bundle off on some of this stuff. but the fact of the matter is the pr

and these journals, they condemned what they called the blasting influence of ma narc call principles on democratic soil which will not be overcome until they who work in the mills will own them. the slogan of the massive knights of labor. and sovereignty will return to free and independent producers. then they will no longer be menials or the humble subjects of a foreign december can pot, the ab -- despot, the absentee owner, slaves in the strictest sense of the world who toil for their masters. rather, they will regain their status as free american citizens. capitalist revolution instituted a crucial change from price to wage. it was very important. when a producer sold his product for a price, he retained his purse. but when he came to sell his labor, he sold himselfment -- himself. quoting from the press. that's a big difference. he lost his dignity as a person as he became a slave, a wage slave, to use the common term of the period. 160 years ago a group of skilled workers repeated the common view that a daily wage was equivalent to slavery. they weren't warned perceptively that

. >> rose: narc halperin here, the editor in large and political senior analyst for time magazine and time.com. best author of two best selling books. revelations surfaced chris christie's senior staff had closed lanes on the george washington bridge in order to exact prevention on a political opponent. on thursday the governor held a two hour press conference in question he apologized repeatedly and held his staff accountable. also heard this week from former defense secretary bob gates the author of a controversial new memoir, his memoir suggests the president did not have faith in his own policies in afghanistan, gates reserved particularly harsh words for vice president joe biden declaring him wrong on nearly every major foreign policy and national security issue over the past four decades. i am pleased to have mark halperin back at this table, welcome. >> thank you, charlie. >> rose: first governor christie. what a performance. now, does it do him well or does it set him up for bad news? >> well, this story has a long way to go, governor christie is a huge personality and part of

the final approach is what i call the narc leppcy approach. o to sleep -- the narcolepsy approach, go to sleep and wait until they wake us up. then in july we'll notice six of the eight months have passed and then you can be sure that this admferings like the preer administrations will be for delay, dilution, and defeat and we'll be in session only a few weeks between the end of july and the end of the year system of iran will get a full year of relief from sanctions in actually 14 months. i think the one thing for this hearing to establish is that we're not going to adopt the narcolepsy approach. that we're going to have sanctions that iran will know will go into effect if adequate progress as determined by congress is not reached. with that, enge our negotiators will be far more effective than in congress is regarded as on vacation. i yield back. >> thank you so much, mr. sherman. now we go to the chairman of the subcommittee, mr. judge poe of texas. >> thank you, madam cheer. the world powers surrendered to the iranian's -- iranian nation's

give him the profit margins to pay back all the investors and recreate flushing meadows park to a narchat other aspects of the future did we see? >> it was the color television. people take advantage of that now. picture phone which is you could dial and see the person you were talking to which, you know, that beats skype by 50 years. you know, things like that. >> you just missed internet. that would have been amazing. >> he -- >> joseph turella, thank you sow much for joining us this morning. >> thank you. >>> up next, they put the "fan" in fanatic. >> one, two, three. >> we'll take a look at how screaming your head off can get in the "guinness book of world records." you're watching "cbs this morning saturday." >> announcer: this portion sponsored by lifestyle lift. thanks to lifestyle lift. looking years younger has never been easier. improving your health isn't always easy but you can do it. stay active... get outdoors... eat healthy... and choose colgate total®. it does more than protect it actually helps improve mouth health. [ male announcer ] it fights germs for 12 hours in 24

aljazeera, narc. >> 169 million people are expected to watch the superbowl. game will be brought cast in 180 countries and in more than 30 languages. del has a look at what we're following this morning. >> can't get that image of john out of my mind. the south now thawing out from the storm that left seven dead, hundreds left stranded on the roads or at school, the mayor of atlanta now being criticized for how he handled the storm. >> a glimmer of hope from syria, in gentlemen they've is a talking about a transitional government. it says it will do so only if the opposition agrees to stop fighting. >> an appeal concerning a drug to execute an inmate. >> we'll talk about the rebirth of the steel city. >> i'll have your national forecast. >> the morning news continues. del's back with you in two minutes. >> security in beirut is tight. >> more reporters. >> they don't have the resources to take the fight to al shabaab. >> more bureaus, more stories. >> this is where the typhoon came ashore. giving you a real global perspective like no other can. >> al jazeera,

you're a narc. what did you learn, mike?i learned that pot makes people dumb. >> exactly. good. >> learned that. explains my -- i forgot what i was going to say. >> very hungry? >> speaking of that, a fair amount of people probably would smoke and want a little melted velveeta for a treat. you'll have a tough time getting your hands on it. super bowl dip might not have it. >> what's wrong? >> they ate that at berkeley, i think. >> they can put a man on the moon and we're running out of velveeta? >> i learned, mike barnicle, that you believe that the roid freaks should be in the hall of fame. >> put them in. >> disagree. >> just have a separate wing. declare the era. explain the steroid era. put them in. >> very good. >> performance enhancing. >> very excited. >> do you know who chuck todd's got on today? supremes reunited. >> with diana ross. >> all coming up. >> all there. straight ahead on "the daily rundown." it's unbelievable. >>> gates swung wide open. former pentagon boss's book roughs up vice president biden. but it's

because can bass remains a legal narc cottic under federal allow, most dispensaries have operated onis without taxes bank services or credit. owners complained about the security risk of dealing with with large amounts of cash at their places of business or carrying their earnings to i.r.s. offices to pay their taxes. holder address thed those concern saying you don't want huge amounts of cash in those places. they want to be able to use the banking system and so we will be issuing some regulations, i think very soon to deal with that issue. colorado's pot business could possibly rake in as much as $600 million this year, and it's that number that may have other states following suit when it comes to decriminalizing marijuana. but decriminalizing marijuana use got an unexpected endorsement at the world economic forum from red state governor rick perry. speaking thursday from davos, switzerland, he said: >> as for its medical use, more support coming from other republicans, as well, georgia may be days away from introducing a bill to make it the first state in the southeast to legaliz

cities, including narc, los angeles and washington, d.c. >> a new twist in the suit wars, men's warehousess till take discovery of j.s.a. bank. the offer will be taken to the shareholders. this is the latest in a back and forth bid between those two companies. >> wall street looking to open higher today, do you futures up 28 points, starting the day at 16,469, the s&p at 1831 and nasdaq at 4,131. in asia, the markets there ended lower, nikkei falling blow the 16,000 mark. >> european markets are posting small gangs at this hour. >> janet yellen, the senate is expected to vote to confirm her as chairman of the federal reserve later this afternoon. fed watchers say her biggest challenge will be to detail back the feds massive bond buying program. >> she has the hardest job in washington. she has to decide when the time is right to withdraw the accommodation to say the economy can stand on its own. >> if curled, she will replace ben bernanke on february 1. >> zinga giving bit coin a big boost, crossing back over the thousand dollars mark after zinga said it will accept bit coin as payments.

anytime you do something of this magnitude in narc, new jersey area, you're going to get a great performancearea, the history and the background of new york's teams and just the fans that have come from here forian reactions warrant it. i get it. we don't care about the weather. it might not be as comfortable for people to sit at the stands on this game, but the rest of it, of course the new york area deserves to have a game of this magnitude. >> well, it's usually toward the end of superbowl week when nfl commissioner holds his state of the league address, but he didn't wait for that event to discuss some big changes the league is considering hike expanding the playoff field from 12 to 14 teams. that's a move that would expand wildcard weekend by possibly having playoff games on monday and friday as well as saturday and sunday. also, goodell is considering eliminating extra points after touchdowns, saying they've become too automatic. speaking of automatic, can a 25-year-old already be a legend? yes, for kevin that durant, scoring 30 points or more in heavy straight games. scoring points is