uh, be sure to tune in next week when we give the nintendo 64 kid a web redemption. >> nintendo 64! oh, my god! >> thank you! >> oh, my god! >> oh, it's great to know somebody had a good childhood. [laughs] dad, i love you. [laughter] message to the amateur strippers watching at home, you don't just start out on the main stage. just because you can buy a pole for your house doesn't mean you should be hanging upside down from it. [rock music] [audience ohs] [laughter] [audience ohs] [bleep] >> ouch! [both arguing] [laughs] >> whores. [laughter] hey, remember to follow me on twitter so we can live chat during the show. that's always fun. and make sure you come see me do stand-up live, because if you don't, i will black out tosh.o in your local area. yeah. the nfl isn't the only one hurting. uh, tune in next week for our big halloween show. it's gonna be very scary. see you next week. good night. [applause] >> stephen: tonight, the gop tries to appeal to hispanics. first step, learning to speak his-spanish. [ laughter ] then, can president obama get the support of gun owners? yes, afte

around for the next x box and play station that is going hurt nintendo more. >> shu says there is oneii-u is good at. bringing people together. these guys playing the hit monster hunter. it's both social and been on portable systems for years. >> if you're on the go you can play on the previous verse and then be able to enjoy right where you left off on the big tv, at home. >> coming up hottest thing going in real estate. going in real estate. >> the crush to buy kond yoz. well, well, well. growing up, we didn't have u-verse. we couldn't record four shows at the same time. in my day, you were lucky if you could record two shows. and if mom was recording her dumb show and dad was recording his dumb show then, by george, that's all we watched. and we liked it! today's kids got it so good. [ male announcer ] get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for 1 year when you bundle tv and internet. rethink possible. >>> it's been a while since we've reported anything resembling a real estate boom but that is what's happening now in one segment of the housing industry. >> a fwhump prices across the b

nintendo. loved that gaming system.ooking over to fremont, southbound side with the headlights past the animal park sign. actually both directions. 880 into the south bay moves nicely as well. we see the san jose proper, no incidents except for the sharks playing the avalanche -- red wings tonight. that will be the case. right now nothing going on on the freeways. 17 coming up into the area, though, i just saw slowing right around redwood estates and now farther north past barrett creek and lohse gs gatos. there's a distraction but a light flow of traffic should keep things moving for the time being. we'll track that and we're looking over here toward the tri-valley. no issues for 580 or coming off that double interchange south into pleasanton. easy flow. peninsula, quick check as well. your eyes will tell you that it's moving smoothly. that continues all the way up into and out of san francisco. back to you. >> all right, mike. >>> "the new york times" is teaming up with starbucks. starbucks customers can access 15 tim

experience ourselves - we know that there is more to this than walking around with video games and nintendo, and the bottom line economically for our country right or wrong. and i think in hard times, which even middle class people are coming in touch with these days with the economic revolution, the good news about that is there may be a spiritual resurgence of our people here, but this is the stuff of which life and death is made. >> thank you so much for sharing that, because that is a very real life statement and very real, i'm certain, to you, having gone through it. this is exactly what i'm trying to say, that eventually you grapple with it. now, how you want to define that meaning, how you want to define that saving source, that sustenance, whatever, that's very diverse. but also, your statement about suicide - now this just really, really hurts. i mean, i know it does to everybody; it certainly does to me - to see that sort of thing happen. or perhaps more, dare we say, demonically the kinds of things that have been going on lately where young children are going to the schools and j

at xbox has taken the lead with the nintendo wii a close third.ony was the third but that may be shifting. >> they have amassed a bunch of exclusive development teams all over the world. one perfect game could change everything for sony. >> gaming itself is changing. consumers are downloading their games on their smart phones and tablets instead of buying consoles. the u.s. postal service has been delivering mail for hundreds of years but now they want to bring something to wear. they're coming out with a line of clothing and accessories called rain, heat, and snow. and this will be a win-win for the postal service which will get a small percentage of the sales. the line will release a selection for men and clothing for women is in the works. i could see you in these postal shorts and ankle-high blue socks. >> you keep imagining that. late breaking details in the police training accident that injured a recruit. the possibility of a dangerous mistake under investigation. why the class should not have been in owings mills to begin with. but first. >

you know, this generation, you've got nintendo, microsoft, sony.neration is supposed to be the same. it's just what's changed in the past seven years since the launch of the last load of kind of home consoles. of course, mobile has come in. tablets have come in. you know, people are spending a pound on the game on the ipad now rather than 40 pounds to play at home. >> is there a future for traditional gaming device? >> i don't think there's a future for the device as it is now. and i think, you know, the rumors that are coming out in both camps certainly, you know, from microsoft and sony is that, you know, including mobile in the plans now and having, you know, ipads work with games and mobile phones work with games, it's -- in the home is probably the way forward. so sony obviously has, you know, it has mobile phones. it has televisions. and may be able to parcel things together. you know, we could be seeing possibly a smart tv with a -- a console built into it. >> right. >> stream games in. sony bought a streaming game startup called giki last y

with nintendo's wii a competitive third. another challenger has been consumers increasingly downloading games on their smartphones and tablets instead of buying the consul. we have the xbox at home. sophie came would -- sophia would rather play angry birds on my phone than the consul. >>> consul. >> what do you have for us in the next half-hour? >> big warnings coming out about sequestration. we're less than two weeks away. we're talking about things people can do themselves to fire back at congress. >> thanks, jess. >>> this morning the search isn't over at the site of a massive explosion. >> coming up, we're going to have more on a blast that leveled a kansas city restaurant. that's after the break. >> ahead in sports, new reports are clearing the nationals pitcher recently linked to >>> welcome back. 5:10 on this wednesday morning. bundle up. it's cold out there. the winds are going to be howling. some spots the winds are calm but it's going to be a windy day, gusting 30, 35, even 40 in the mountains. temperatures much co

system, the play station 4, what is at stake, what is needed to compete with microsoft and anyone -- nintendo. liz: stocks sinking from multiyear highs after the federal reserve released minutes from the last meeting. dow snapped a two session winning streak as all three closed in the red, and add to that before 3 p.m. eastern, bill gross, the largest bond fund manager treated that he said watch out, when they pull out that money printing, they don't like to call it money printing, but it could be a problem for equities. look at today's biggest laggers here. dollar rallied session highs against the euro after the fed hinted they would stop buying assets. euro at a four week low against the greenback dropping to 1.3279. it was, a week ago, 1.37. david: rome, here i come. liz: housing sinking 5.8% in january after serging nearly 13% the previous month. the new moment construction slowed to an annual rate of 890,000 last month, down to 973,000 in december. david? david: i believe we have the tweet, if we can, by bill gross. this is on twitter -- a tweet sent out, and he says that fed minutes, th

children who are latchkey children, who get very little one-on-one time with their mom or dad, who have nintendo, sega, four pairs of sneakers. spending time with your mother or father is probably the most precious gift you can give your children. not so much the quantity but the quality of that time, and that that child recognizes that as a special time for him to share with his mom or his dad or both, or whomever the caregiver is. as children get older, the value of time together, and communication with trusted adults may be even more important. catherine parrish: i've been right here in baltimore city the whole time i've practiced, and as kids grow up, they feel that they need to trust someone. and you know, it's hard to trust your mom or dad when you're a teenager. i think we've all been there. it's not because mom or dad does anything wrong, it's just you're trying to find yourself at that age and maybe, mom or dad doesn't know what that is and you haven't figured out you can trust them. and so i become the person they can trust. and many kids come to me between the ages of 12 and 18 to tel

whether the playstation 4 can usher in a next generation of gaming, especially considering that nintendoat its wii would not sell as many con somes as expected. and we'll see if it can lure consumers before microsoft's long-awaited console. now, since the last generation of consoles was introduced, consumers have shifted their time and spending to cheap or free mobile games, so, bill, we'll have to see if this can turn the tide. >> this will be very interesting to see. julia, thank you very much. >>> so, i know what you're asking, what could push the dow to new highs first thing tomorrow morning? our panel of top money pros will weigh in, when we come back. >>> plus, the hockey jersey that could fetch $1 million on the auction block. we're back right after this. today is gonna be an important day for us. you ready? we wanna be our brother's keeper. what's number two we wanna do? bring it up to 90 decatherms. how bout ya, joe? let's go ahead and bring it online. attention on site, attention on site. now starting unit nine. some of the world's cleanest gas turbines are now powering some of

million people working for them in taiwan, china, tech gadgetses made for apple, but also dell, nintendo they are participating the rate in the unions because of bad publicity, and it's down to suicide. we'll continue to watch it. you don't see apple moving dramatically. >> no movement as far as that's concerned. thank you so much. i want to turn to the company. is there a downside to apple? its future cost structure, for example, if it pushes unionization in china? is there a downside? >> yes, i think so. of course they'll have the same effect increased cost in product, the manufacturing cost. they will have difficulty controlling quality, which has been one the foundations of the success, and innovation will come, i believe, slower. >> yeah. >> bad publicity. >> that's true. apple is known for the terrific customer service, workers at apple now in retail stores go through these titled union awareness training to understand how attempts by outsiders to unionize the retail workers would effect their customer service. apple is on the radar screen at apple. >> it is. the news just keeps fl

what's harsh to raise children in their only skill set at 32 years old is playing anyone tone doe -- nintendoteach them to work. it is not a sin. as a matter of fact not doing it is. i have three grown kids. they know the program. four years in school. after that you pay for it. after that you pay for everything. stuart: i'm with you on this. i've got six kids. okay? my commitment is i will pay for college. i'm able to. i will pay for college. you can emerge with an education and no debt. but that's as far as i go. and you are the same? dave: absolutely. we allow one of the kids or two of the kids to come back home for 90 days or something. maybe 120 days after college to get organized and get into their big girl jobs, big boy jobs and get on with their life. but being 32 and in your parent's basement should only occur if there's an absolute emergency and should only be for a short period of time. sadly though socioeconomically, demographically we're seeing this as a major trend. what we have got is a generation that has not grown up. if that sounds harsh, i'm sorry. the problem is we're grow

now the power cord for the nintendo if we don't have any power we're not going to be able to use it.nough batteries to last a lifetime. good. >> check your alarms every six months. and practice how to respond if they do go off. >> i think you have to let go. >> you have to leave the train. in a fire we have to leave the train. >> we have to leave the train in a fire. >> what? >> hands and knees. >> we have to leave the train in a fire? >> if this were a real emergency, last thing you want is an argument over toys. >> hands and knees. >> hands and knees. >> so where are you going to go? what are you going to do? >> lesson three, from flooding to earthquakes, know the disasters that might strike your area. >> called drop, cover and hold. >> at the end of the day, a good secure table is your best defense. with natalie and her family on their way it's time to get the message out for the rest of america with my public service announcement. i leave fema behind and meet with a different group of experts. >> hello. >> hi, there. >> hi. >> these executives from the advertising agency leo burn

this comes after lackluster launch of nintendo's wii u.the latest from the fox business network, giving you the power to prosper. tracy: a big storm leaving parts of california and arizona covered in snow. it is making its way across the country. parts of the midwest could see a foot of the white stuff. fox news meteorologist janice dean, the weather machine, in the weather center with the latest. no more snow, janice. >> i can not promise that, i'm sorry, tracy. we could get two feet of snow. even perhaps across portions of the plain states when all is said and done. let's take a look at it right now. a low pressure area is just across southern california moving into the four corners. this is the main event. it really hasn't even got its act together. ahead of this we're seeing snow across the plain states. this is just ahead of the big blockbuster storm we'll be talking about thursday into friday. you see where the snow is across portions of kansas, missouri. you got the freezing rain, sleet line over southern oklahoma in towards arkansa

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and right now you can use their mobile payments system to say you're looking for a nintendo wii, and a home dep depot, if it's at another store, if it's at target you can buy it at ebay or anywhere. most people in the united states have probably used ebay sometime during the past week and not even known it. >> it's absolutely amazing. here's my iphone. if we can go to the shot. i tapped the wrong one here. hold on. amazon and ebay right there. >> yeah. >> i seriously can buy anything in the world while i'm rushing into work. i can -- and next to it is bank of america. i can do all of my banking online. these three buttons, i can transfer money to my kids. i can do anything. it seriously is so easy. >> it's one click. paypal is huge. it would be its own fortune 500 company now, and it's growing like crazy. and the other thing about ebay, unlike amazon, amazon has alienated a lot of other stores. traditional retailers scared to death of amazon. meanwhile ebay is working with other retailers. you think of amazon being this juggernaut of retailing online. ebay is quietly not only a big p

>> the power cord for the nintendo, if we don't have any power we can't use these. marshmallows?heck your alarms every six months. >> everybody get down low and practice how to respond if they do go on. >> lead the train. in a fire we lead the train. >> he we go. hands and knees. >> the train is in a fire? >> the last thing you want is an argument over toys in an emergency. >> do you feel the ground shake, where are you going to go? >> from flooding to earthquakes, know the disasters that might strike your area. >> this is called drop, cover, hold. >> at the end of the day, a good sturdy stable is your best defense. >> earthquake is over. >> with natalie and her family on their way, it's time to get the message out for the rest of america with my public service announcement. i meet with a different group of experts. hello. >> hi there. >> these executives from the advertising agency leo burnett have come up with a compelling way for people to protect themselves. >> i've never seen this. i've always heard about the advertising. this is the first time. >> so this is al roker with t