to keep oreo busy. >> he needs toys and this is san francisco being a fruity city and come on oreo.his is your dinner, it is patte style chicken dinner with our foody seen here. >> what they say now is that you should have at least a gallon of water and i think that a gallon of water is small amount, i think that maybe more like two gallons of water would be good for you and your pet. >> does the city of animal control or any other agency help you with your pet after an emergency. >> there is a coalition of ngos, non-governmental organizations led by the department of animal care and control to do disaster planning for pets and that includes the san francisco spca. the paws group, the vet sos, pets unlimited. and we all have gotten together and have been getting together for over four or five years now to talk about how we can educate the public about being prepared for a disaster as it involves your pets. >> a lot of services. i understand that if you have to leave your home, we are encouraging people to take their pets with them. >> absolutely. we think that that is a lesson that

it's sponsored by trident gum, made by the same company that makes oreos.tent to feature by monitoring social media feeds. >> we start the day off by looking and seeing what conversations are spiking on twitter around music. >> rushkoff: justin bieber. lady gaga. the kind of music teens love to talk about. >> then we create a show in the morning based on what's actually being talked about in twitter. >> lady gaga premiers "applause" music video on gma. >> so then we create a show around that, and then we create 20 pieces of content throughout the day that's distributed on twitter around how the conversation is changing. and so that's real-time video content creation around discussion that's actually happening, taken from where the discussion started and putting it back into the discussion in this fluid ecosystem between tv and twitter in a way that's never been done before. >> rushkoff: did you get that? kids are coming up with the content, then helping to promote it back to themselves in an endless feedback loop between broadcast and social media. >> hmm,

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. ♪ football on your phone >> commercials for directv and oreo and sprint and buick. >> i appeared inver half of america's television commercials. >> the quarterback brings home $13 million in endorsements a year. add that to the $18 million, number 18 makes on the field, that's $31 million. making manning the eighth highest earning athlete in the country. >> move. get away. >> and manning doesn't keep that wealth to himself. he started the pay-back foundation to help at-risk children. the peyton manning children's hospital in indianapolis and scholarships to tennessee students every year. manning is 37 years old and rumors of retirement grow louder. what a swan song it could be. the mannings hope the business of being peyton is once again, super. >> manning made millions on the field, his opponent tomorrow, russell wilson, brought in one of the lowest salaries for any nfl starting quarterback. don't feel bad. he still made $526,000. that is a little more than the league minimum. all right. that's what they get paid to throw the ball. we wanted to know how much you would pay for the c

natural objects >> reporter:the runoff from berkeleys strawberry creek leaves behind such things as oreops and even a seven iron? >> reporter:however i'm not sure this actually washed down stream the point i'm trying to make is for every action like flicking a cigarette butt or dropping your used cup on the ground there is a reaction >> reporter:the reaction, it pollutes the bay and not just this bay but ansy bay were storm water runoff goes >> reporter:and if only one person sees this video and learns from it, guess what that is one >> reporter:in berkeley stanley roberts >> pam: a black history month menu announcement. is seen as promoting racial sterotypes at an east bay high school >> pam: school officials have since apologized for what they say. is a comminications breakdown between faculty and students >> pam: the school's president describes what was on the menu to kron 4's haaziq madyun >>"fried chicken, cornbread and watermelon" >> reporter:those 3-food items have caused a major controversy here on the campus of carondelet high schoola private all girls catholic school in concor

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that was the point we were really trying to make is that this biodiversity that we have this grew oreos colorful diversity of fish species is important to us it's not just important for the fish it's an important to feed us as well we talked about global temperature increases we know that a lot of the global warming is going into the ocean but as the carbon dioxide goes up so is also a lot of the carbon dioxide it's acidifying the ocean what are the consequences of voter certification in that we have left here so we'll come to oxide when it when it's dissolved and see what it forms an acid as you said and that's the tremendous harm to sea life particularly to shell forming organisms like sort of shellfish in the north west where you used to live now they're moving oyster shell fish are college operations off to hawaii because the larvae don't survive anymore because the conditions have gotten to this is that and similarly in coral reefs which have a skeleton that's made of calcium carbon that there. increasingly becoming harmed by ascetics the waters so it's a tremendous risk that we're

yet for this colic and washington are in agreement that it comes to the denuclearization of the oreos. ibm me. well staggering maybe a word to describe the figure released by government auditors on the borrowings held by korea's companies. the total amount of debt stood at roughly seven hundred seventy billion us dollars and twenty twelve that is equivalent to more than sixty percent of the country's gdp. explains to ratification of the alarming telly. korea's sector debt represented sixty four and a half percent of the nation's gross domestic product in two thousand and twelve. the finance ministry said friday that the total amount and that alone by the central and provincial governments and non financial state run companies stood at over eight hundred twenty trillion won four of the seven hundred seventeen billion us dollars as of the end of two thousand and twelve. that is up more than sixty three billion dollars from the previous year the ministry said the debt figures represent a new government that and that's based on the latest international guidelines set by the international

. >> reporter: just like when the oreo met milk and butter met popcorn, chicken wings and watching sportsme an american institution. and while the two seem inseparable today, it wasn't always that way. >> medium wings? >> reporter: it all began, believe it or not, as a mistake that took place 50 years ago at the anchor bar here in buffalo. as the legend goes, the bar got a delivery of wing parts by mistake, so, to make do, they served them fried and coated in original frank's hot sauce and butter. >> wings is quint essential american food. we eat the part of the chicken that they used to throw away! the chicken couldn't even use it. >> no one wanted them and now they raise chickens just for the wings. >> reporter: matt reynolds is the man behind a new documentary, "the great chicken wing hunt," chronicling the rise of the chicken wing. >> somehow this is, like, the ideal package for the delivery of many different kinds of great sauces. >> reporter: is the mess part of the sport of eating wings? >> it kind of gives you an excuse to be more informal in general. >> reporter: win or lose at t

the power goeout and the oreo team was very forward thinking.had a command center and agency and everyone involved. and i think that is the type of thing that many marketers have been going for. gerri: facebook is lining up against twitter. i don't think this ishe place to have a conversation but they are overcoming that. >> is where real-time happens and they have a much larger situation. and they are enabling hash tags and it will make her very obvious with that on the right-hand side of the screen. as an gen xers 14 million and 2013. and it has a presence being on twitter. gerri: i think it is so much fun. and ow they are showing them. that tell you about something about the outcome. >> conversely this could be a great opportunity to get ahead ofthings. and it is only apple that has held back. you can generate a lot of use of your part of the conversation on all of these different platforms area is a great way to enhance the return on investment. gerri: it is so much fun having you on. who are you pulling for? >> the broncos. peyton manning.

hundreds of millions of kids out there who are trying to get likes and reaching out to beyonce and oreola in the hopes of getting retweeted by one of the brands. if one out of a few hundred thousand or a million of them, they retweet, they dub a ministar, if beyonce puts a second of you in her half game show on a video screen like she did last year, it's proof that you can do it. but what you end up with are hundreds of thoses of millions of kids tweeting and liking and following and favoriting all for the chance to get noticed by a celebrity. >> there is really this instant gratification, i have two young sisters that are so involved. you wait to see how many people retweet, like it, we all know what selfies are. how do you see this impacting this younger generation? it's already been 14 minutes and my new selfie only has 117 likes. sob sob. >> it changes how they express themselves online. you know what it's like to play for ratings. >> we don't get that. >> you don't. of course you don't. this is msnbc. there is other stations with maybe higher ratings that do. you saw a girl who sta

last year when the lights went out with the blackout, you know, oreo took advantage of that.me, that's when things are really funny and impactful. this was kind of a preplanned stunt, but you really didn't know it until the other brands kind of jumped in on the gag. so it's like, who are you really pushing this to? is it to the other brands, or is it to your consumers? >> i thought it matched the stock. i happen to own some as well. just go back and tell people you aren't what you used to be and rebrand yourself to your old loyal customers. >> obviously that was a huge attempt to try to get young people to go. >> as a point, normally if they tweet, they would get on average 22 retweets. this particular set of tweets got 40,000. >> okay. so it did work. now, tax season. everyone hates it. coming up in april. there was an ad. did you like it or not? >> this ad so was cool until the end when i found out who it was for, right. this guy goes to the prom. he's with his girlfriend. she dances with this other dude. you have all the moves. i loved it. you know what it reminded me of?

. >> reporter: just like when the oreo met milk and butter met popcorn, chicken wings and watching sportsinstitution. and while the two seem inseparable today, it wasn't always that way. it all began, believe it or not, as a mistake that took place 50 years ago at the anchor bar here in buffalo. as the legend goes the bar got a delivery of wing parts, by mistake, so to make do, they served them fried, coated them in orange frank's hot sauce and butter. >> wings is quintessential american food. we eat the part of the chicken they used to throw away. the chicken couldn't even use it. >> now they raise chickens just for the wings. >> reporter: matt reynolds is the man behind a new documentary "the great chicken wing hunt," chronicling the rise of the chicken wing. >> somehow this is like the ideal package for the delivery of many different kinds of great sauces. >> reporter: is the mess part of the sport of eating wings? >> it kind of gives you an excuse to be more informal in general. >> reporter: win or lose at the super bowl, at least you know the wings will be delicious. darren rovell, a

." >> i think i have plans to lock myself in a room and watch all of the episodes -- 75 bags of oreospics, they brought home the gold, silver and bronze giving the u.s. one of our proudest moments at the olympic games. now "gma's" amy robach sitting down with the men's slopestyle skiing winners to find out how they're handling that giant victory and their relationship it really fun. >> yeah, look at those smiles. good for them. >>> first to maui, the hawaiian island best known as a spot for honeymooners. this morning it's the scene of a mystery and a desperate search. >> yeah, it involves this woman. she's 5 half months pregnant and hasn't been seen since monday. har car found torched and dog wandering in a nearby town and reena ninan has more on what police are going on this morning. reena, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. you know, every monday morning carly scott would drop off her laundry for her mother to wash. the family knew something was wrong when she never showed up. >> i just want to know -- everybody just wants it know at this point. >> reporter: carly scott's fami

." >> i think i have plans to lock myself in a room and watch all of the episodes -- 75 bags of oreospics, they brought home the gold, silver and bronze giving the u.s. one of our proudest moments at the olympic games. now "gma's" amy robach sitting down with the men's slopestyle skiing winners to find out how they're handling that giant victory and their relationship it really fun. >> yeah, look at those smiles. good for them. >>> first to maui, the hawaiian island best known as a spot for honeymooners. this morning it's the scene of a mystery and a desperate search. >> yeah, it involves this woman. she's 5 half months pregnant and hasn't been seen since monday. har car found torched and dog wandering in a nearby town and reena ninan has more on what police are going on this morning. reena, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. you know, every monday morning carly scott would drop off her laundry for her mother to wash. the family knew something was wrong when she never showed up. >> i just want to know -- everybody just wants it know at this point. >> reporter: carly scott's fami

this sleeve of oreos --. on facebook, valerie says she'll miss everything about seth.rward to seeing him every night instead of just saturdays, good luck seth. this is easy. he is such an incredible run. so fun to watch him. now he's on to bigger, maybe not better, bigger more fun things we'll watch. february 24th, the debut of his new show. >> so much excitement with jimmy's new show and seth's new show. >> maybe if we stand pa thet cli long enough they'll let us in. >> tickets, really? you have a connection. >> i was hoping you did. >>> still to come on a sunday edition of "today," behind the scenes of that other game on tv today. "the puppy bowl" as our studio if you're seeing spots before your eyes, it's time for aveeno® positively radiant face moisturizer. [ female announcer ] aveeno® with soy helps reduce the look of brown spots in 4 weeks. for healthy radiant skin. aveeno®. naturally beautiful results. you ready for some bread? yep. ♪ i want two. okay, two for you. ♪ ♪ ♪ ew! ew! [ female announcer ] come together this valentine's day with a hallmark card. >>> st

state of texas doesn't matter where you are, you can be in east texas, up in the pan handle oreo grand valley, over and over again when you ask americans what their top priority, the answer over and over again is restoring jobs, restoring economic growth. i've got to tell you in the 13 months i've served in the senate, we have spent virtually zero time even talking about growth. in harry reid's senate, jobs and economic growth don't even make it on to the agenda. we spent six weeks talking about guns and the president's agenda to restrict the second amendment right and no time talking about fundamental tax reform, regulatory reform, reducing the barriers coming from washington that are making it harder and harder for people who are struggling to achieve the american dream. today what i want to talk to you about is one specific avenue. we can pursue to restore growth. it is truly, i believe, a providenceal blessing that at a time where we had five years of stagnant growth, at a time when we've got the lowest labor force participation in this country since 1978, we are also seeing the be

. >> i wanted them to go in, oreo cookies, read the sign and pick it up and go home. >> reporter: in the mind of a child it should be just that simple. now at least in some stores, it is. in fremont, len ramirez, kpix 5. >> cool kid. there are at least three other whole foods that are working with the joshua project to add braille readers including one in seattle. >>> coming up in our next half hour, left high and dry. the terrible news for california farmers already reeling from the drought. >> why five baseball coaches at a bay area high school have been benched. >> and how monitoring your calories could be giving you a rash. ,,,, anncr: at jennie-o we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride 10 miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco made with jennie-o ground turkey cooked thoroughly to 165. i feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. i think they are light and they are just fresh tasting. yeah. when i eat well, i feel well. anncr: it's time for a better taco. the tacos tonight were pretty much perfect. mak

the parent company of oreo, ritz crackers and cheese nips.han current expectations and the average target on mdlz is 35.28. about a buck and 30 above with the current stock price. >>> finally the cheesecake factory reporting earnings that missed by 475.1 million dollars. >> stock down now about a half percent to 45 pa.05. eps, management said we will keep growing. expected to open as many as 10 to 12 company-owned restaurants throughout year. 4944. still above the current price. >> we've been talking a lot about the weather today. haven't we? >> why would we do that? >> just because -- >> 90% of america is either burning or under an ice storm. >> not saying you are the smarter half, because you are bang-on correct with that. air travelers in particular feeling the pain today and airlines seeing the most cancellations they have ever seen, at least since 2011. straight to phil lebeau at chicago's o'hare airport. the numbers and pain? what are you looking at? >> they're not good numbers, mandy. so far today there have been almost 6,500 flights c

apparently it really worked on sales of oreo's, up 13% from the ads they put on twitter. >> still aheadand gps devices. we have a trader blitz of the biggest movers of the day after the break, including some unusual activity courtesy of the najarians. ameriprise asked people a simple question: in retirement, will you outlive your money? uhhh. no, that can't happen. that's the thing, you don't know how long it has to last. everyone has retirement questions. so ameriprise created the exclusive.. confident retirement approach. now you and your ameripise advisor can get the real answers you need. well, knowing gives you confidence. start building your confident retirement today. >>> time for our trader blitz. four trades on four stocks making news today. first up, herbalife, topping earnings estimates by three cents, raised its outlook. steve? >> issues about potential congressional investigation. i would stay away from this one. >> next up, jewelry retailer zale being acquired by signet jewelers, the parent of kay and jarod, for $1.4 billion. doc? >> it's a big deal. there may have been a

oreo cookie cake.y. >> thank you very much. >> it's a beautiful cake. beautiful cake. >> thank you, guys, in the control room, too for that. all right. let's take a quick look at the markets. the nasdaq is on track for its best week of the year. there you go. there's the s&p 500, 1835. there's the nasdaq, six days in a row on track for the best week of the year. nasdaq 100 back at a 13-year high. that does it for us. have a great and long holiday weekend. we'll see you. >>> lace 'em up. "halftime" is over. the second half of the trading day starts now. >>> scott, thank you very much. this cold, snowy snap starting to have a real impact on the economy. the economists down at the philadelphia fed cutting their growth forecast. we will look at the weather's impact on growth, productivity, airlines and the travel business. and some of the impact is negative but some of it is actually positive. more snow is on the way for the northeast. we're not kidding. the forecast is up in just a few minutes. it

if you are oreo cookies or coke or something, you will create marketing opportunities where you willtweet this or favorite this. what is a kid do that? because they have a chance to be noticed by the brand and be tweeted by them. >> there are two separate components. an emotional, social aspect of something like facebook that probably would have happened in different ways 20 years ago, 100 years ago, 200 years ago -- there is also a consumer aspect of what is going on here because kids want to have -- touch the celebrity of these brands. ago, theyears relationship between the kid and a brand and the kid and someone else were not quite as connected. you have a levi's tag on you and maybe that would be back and forth. brands were having you communicate with them through mainstream media. all of this liking, their social lives are the communications. >> are these teenagers the consumer or are they the product? >> i would argue they are at product and the unwitting label. there are 5000 or 10,000 people working on facebook but there are hundred million kids spending hours and hours a day

. >> a blonde with a double stuffed oreo in the middle and chocolate.ince you're planning your funeral for 11 -- >> this is not one of those marijuana brownies. >> no. stop! >> oh. >> oh, my god. >> it is 6:00 in the morning. did you say that? >> i was joking. you know i was. >> i think that's a one bite -- >> it's legal in most states now. >> stop it, joe. stop it right now. >> what do you think? >> oh, man. i got to tell you -- >> that will wake you up, right? >> 360 in one bite. >> get out the oreos. >> would anybody else like my other half. >> no, thank you. >> have a bite. >> the latest report on obama care is framing the debate over the size and scope of government and federal programs impact everything from the -- end of the economy to what incentive american workers have to get ahead. >> this week, congressional budget office said that the health care law will cause a decline in the number of full-time workers. democrats said it reflects new opportunities that americans didn't have in the past. >> as a result of the affordable care act, more ame

the runoff from barclays strawberry creek leaves behind such things such as oreo robbers orioles cups i'm trying to make. the reaction in berkeley stanley roberts kron4 knows. >>: his first to fresno. turning our attention to the olympic games underway in sochi right now. a warning, we have some results. if you want to wait to hear them-- don't listen for the next few seconds. the first sochi olympics gold medal is hanging around the neck of a u-s snowboarder. sage kotsenburg soared to victory in the men's slopestyle final. kotsenburg is from utah. the event is making its olympics debut. after the win sage tweeted out this message to all of this followers: "wow!! i just won the olympics!! bringing back the first gold here to the usa! love seeing all the support from everyone you rule!!" the u-s women's hockey team got off on the right foot. defeating finland 3-1. hilary knight scored 53 seconds into the opener of the women's hockey the u-s-a defense was very strong. goal-tender jesse vetter needed only 14 saves. hoss fans of bay area olympic ice skater - polina edmunds. can now show t

natural objects nats: ambiance the runoff from berkeleys strawberry creek leaves behind such things as oreoure this actually washed down stream the point i'm trying to make is for every action like flicking a cigarette butt or dropping your used cup on the ground there is a reaction nats: ambiance the reaction, it pollutes the bay and not just this bay but ansy bay were storm water runoff goes and if only one person sees this video and learns from it, guess what that is one less person trashing our bay in berkeley stanley roberts kron 4 news >> we are watching the big storm that is coming. we will get an update on the weather right after the break. here is a live look outside from san jose. the traffic is moving better on outside from san jose. the traffic is moving better on 1 01 southbound 87. safeway presents real big deals of the week. outside from san jose. the traffic is moving better on 1 01 sor how to get great deals the easy way. you do enough flying around. that's why we give you real big club card deals. right now, our largest jug of arm & hammer detergent is just $5.00. fill you

home on friday for violating the school's dress code which does not allow students to wear leggings oreomany girls say they feel they are being targeted unfairly. . >> we're not trying to be out there trying to say that, oh, we're trying to be sexy or we're trying to get boy's attention. we're just wearing them so that we can be comfortable. >> some parents say they agree saying there are more things to focus on than what the students are wearing. >>> 7:23. let's head over to rosemary orozco who's watching this storm. it's still coming through right? >> you're right. a bit of a lull for some of us but a steady band of rain moving through. you can see stretching from areas right along the north bay, golden gate bridge, north of san francisco area, across areas of richmond san rafael bridge and then if we slide in a little bit closer, you can see we've got moderate rain falling over the berkeley area at this time. if we move to the east, we've got lafayette, concord, martinez, vallejo, veiny have benicia, take a look we still have snow falling in the sierra. lake tahoe in the green. snow l

. >> oreo? >> yeah, and they put the butterscotch. >> just delightful. >>> hey, good news, the u.s. and three bronze. norway has ten total. canada has nine and russia the home country has seven medals right now. now, what are we going to do with our good buddy johnny quinn? the bobsledder. he escaped from a locked hotel bathroom famously on saturday by punching a hole in the door. everybody's seen this photograph by now. a photo of his misadventure with the #sochijailbreak. well, monday, johnny quinn trapped again. he and nick cunningham stuck this time in an elevator. and he once again tweeted out the photograph. >> there's no punching that elevator door. >> no. he thought better of it. >> he got out eventually. >> my gosh, i hope he makes it to his event. >> just don't travel with him. >> that's right. get in the car with johnny -- >> no. >> it's going to be rough. >> you don't want to travel with johnny quinn. >> i noticed you and matt in the norwegian pants and coat. >> and matching jacket. the curling team making fashion news. they have busted it out. the assortment of colorful

they conveniently get their watter from the colorado river oreo semitee valley. they ignore all environmental rules. but they make people who live in the san joaquin valley live by the rules that they don't want to live by. that's reality. we have these projects that are built for five years of storage. and movement of water. so you can see when we had a drought in 1997 and 1991 and 2009, these were the allotments at those times. last year we actually didn't have real bad drought. look at the allocation. so the system simply isn't beingudes. all the audiocassette we ducts, all the dams use -- all the aqueducts, all the dam that were kennedy ed, -- john f. said this this is a fast trip but if it had no other benefit than to have us look at this valley and others like it across the country where we can see the greenest an most richest earth producing the greatest an richest crops in the country and a mile away and see the same earth and see it brown and dirty and useless all because there's water in one place and not in another. president kennedy had the foresight