. >> this is pete manning's jersey from the denver broncos and also marshawn lynch's jersey. ersey should bring about 10 to 15,000 and marshawn's about 4000. a. melissa: do you think that's. >> yes, i do. only sold these jerseys before we brought in a lot of money. that's the fun part of auctions because we don't know where we're going to end up. and this is the super bowl ball from masters kickoff at the super bowl. souter getting things right from the kickoff and this was about two to 4000. in a couple of the super bowl rings, this ring here is from the 1960s championship ring when the colts beat the giants and termed as the greatest game ever played. and this would be about 20 to 40,000. melissa: whisenhunt with the family of the player? >> sometimes these things passed and people value things differently. i find that players value sentimental pieces like photographs more than a ring or something because they have lived it. it is just part of their life. melissa: sometimes you just want the money. >> yes, and that is true. this is a ticket from the first super bowl and it w

i'm not a martin this is breaking the set yesterday the world lost a legendary man pete seeger was a folk musician who produced over one hundred records with hit singles such as where of all the flowers gone and guantanamera but seeger was also an extremely influential activist you advocated for issues ranging from workers' rights to environmental conservation and it was. certainly a radical especially for the one nine hundred fifty s. when he openly oppose mccarthy's witch hunt against communism he was even thrown in jail for a year or greens the piano by the house un-american activities committee in the sixty's continued to advance multiple progressive movements and helped popularize the civil rights and then we shall overcome so as we say goodbye to a true american legend or a number of people figure not only for his music or for his courage to defend resist now let's break the set. the relief seems a little very hard to take. to. get back with that hurt right there the. separation of church and state as a notion ingrained into the minds of nearly every us citizen with a cursory k

do i'm not a martin this is breaking the set yesterday the world lost a legendary man pete seeger was a folk musician who produced over one hundred records with hit singles such as where of all the flowers gone and guantanamera but seeger was also an extremely influential activist advocated for issues ranging from workers' rights to environmental conservation he was certainly a radical especially for the one nine hundred fifty s. when he openly oppose mccarthy's witch hunt against communism he was even thrown in jail for a year when subpoenaed by the house un-american activities committee in the sixty's continued to advance multiple progressive movements and helped popularize the civil rights and.

a man named pete newell whizzes biggest rival. rt to overtime of many years lavished favors. lou: in the document that. >> it was -- t was an open secret, that's not to do it justice. the secret is representing players in the nba. i felt it was important to address tht very makes part of the word legacy, but that is a big reason why does not like john wooden. there has never been a whip of impropriety. lou: the last division one coach to actually teach a class. [laughter] lou: he was somethi. the book is something. good to have you the willis report is next. gerri: hello. tonight come on "the willis report." the scandal widens at least sixother national retailers reportedly packed. is it legal? the man arrested for warning to other drivers about a speed trap is said morally wrong to make money on companies like apple and one is here to tell us why. on though "willis report." gerri:

i'm not a martin this is breaking the set yesterday the world lost a legendary man pete seeger was afolk musician who produced over one hundred records with hit singles such as where of all the flowers gone and guantanamera.

a man named pete newell whizzes biggest rival. a man named sam gilbert to overtime of many years lavished favors. lou: in the document that. >> it was -- it was an open secret, that's not to do it justice. the secret is representing players in the nba. i felt it was important to address that very makes part of the word legacy, but that is a big reason why does not like john wooden. there has never been a whip of impropriety. lou: the last division one coach to actually teach a class. [laughter] lou: he was something. the book is something. good to have you here. a coach's life. good night from new york. ♪ [ female annouer ] who are we? we are thinkers. the job jugglers. the up all-nhts. and the ones who turn ideas into action. we've made our passions our life's work. we strive for the moments where we can s, "i did it!" ♪ we are entrepreneurs who started it all... with a signature. legalzoom has helped start over 1 million businesses, turning dreamers into business owners. and we're here to help start yours. returon investment isn'

pete. >> the twitter politicking has got -- >> asterisk by that one. final trade. >> tempurpedic. >> josh. >> red hot. love it. >> murph. >> back to hertz. >> my man pete. >> citi's going higher. >> have a great rest of the day. "power lunch" is next. >>> scott and i are still on cloud nine. joe theismann in the house. probably not on cloud nine you've been in the equity house. year to date, dow down 4.5%. 3.2% for the s&p. yes, a breather today. higher today, but talking about value plays in market. if you think we're about to rebound, we have names for pup this graph telling the whole story. one big theme this earnings season has been buy backs. buying back their own stock. is it making 3r50is prices go ? who might be more. >>> and natural gas higher by 15% year to date raising heating costs across country including in my household. turning to down to 52, i think, at night. today we're heal from wall street's weather forecaster. a meteorologist who doesn't work for your local tv station. he's not about snowapocalypse. what's he saying about february and march? the temperatures. how you might be able to capitalize. find out in six minutes time. >

me so much because it's supposed to be a museum of sports history, and the all time leadings hits man pete rose and the all time best pitcher who ever lived in roger clemons. >> and the guy who hit the most home runs in a season, macmcguire. >> that's right. >> thomas hitsberger announced he was -- hilt hiltsberger annod he was gay. >> huge name recognition throughout the world. it's something that starts a much needed discussion, third professional soccer player to ever come out. clearly a lot of work to be done. >> dave zyron, look to have you. the show may be over but the conversation continues. you can see us ot twitter @ajconsiderthis. we'll see you next time. dennis ron >> good evening, everyone. welcome to al jazeera america. i'm john seigenthaler in new york. >> burning bridges. new jersey's governor chris christie a potential presidential front runner for the g.o.p. his office at the center of a politically charged scandal. >> gates wide open - the white house firing back at the form are secretary's book as commander in chief. >> white out, the danger on the slopes striking withou

think about pete seeger. >> great man.k for a newspaper and he couldn't get a job. ended up being one of the greatest -- >> on the banjo. exactly. >>> headlines. new york tiechls says the army chief is taking the first formal step to become the next president, general sisi ousted mohamed morsi last year. military-backed government that was expected to end with the arab spring three years ago. >> politico says a new farm bill is headed for a vote on the house floor tonight. house and senate negotiators reached a deal last night, ending direct cash payments to farmers and more than $8 billion would be slashed from the food stamp program. >>> record 51 million iphones in its latest quarter. earning barely beat expectation. down this morning after dropping nearly 8% in after-hours trading. >> wall street journal said honda hit a milestone last year. for the first time u.s. factories shipped more hondas than other countries overseas. 1.3 million vehicles >>> we are seeing plenty of clouds moving through our skies today even a c

however, i pick the seahawks because of this one man, pete carroll. he is incredible.a super bowl ring. he's a players' coach. when he starts to get traction on the field, he's on the sidelines going, they're in trouble now, boys. he's a good man, he respects his team, and watch this man, marshawn lynch. this is the guy to watch. this is the reason that the seahawks are in the super bowl. they call him beast mode. watch him. he's going to win this for the seahawks. >> he is the real thing, no question. also, i would watch mr. sherman, too, see how everybody reacts to him. >> are we supposed to pretend we know something about the playing of the game. >> you trash talked. >> believe me, i have been told they're going to win. >> okay, well look, it's going to be a great game. nice to be here, nice five fans out here, and we appreciate it very much, and greg wants to go, so "one more thing" is up next. aflac! aflac! got 'em. ♪ yeah, he's clean, boss. now listen e, duck. i have an associate that met with, uh, an unfortunate accident. while he's been incapacitated, somebody'

pete. >> the twitter politicking has got -- >> asterisk by that one. final trade. >> tempurpedic. >> josh. >> red hot. love it. >> murph. >> back to hertz. >> my man going higher. >> have a great rest of the day. "power lunch" is next. >>> scott and i are still on cloud nine. joe theismann in the house. probably not on cloud nine you've been in the equity house. year to date, dow down 4.5%. 3.2% for the s&p. yes, a breather today. higher today, but talking about value plays in market. if you think we're about to rebound, we have names for pup this graph telling the whole story. one big theme this earnings season has been buy backs. buying back their own stock.

pete carroll, russell wilson taking a back seat. peyton manning is an all-time great. there you go. the broncos also indoors. the line has gone to 2 and a half points. the weather will not be too bad. peyton manning should not have a problem doing his business. sherman says he throws ducks. >> i do throw ducks. i throw a lot of yards and touchdowns, ducks, so i am actually quite proud of it. >> your response? >> i agree. that is a repeat of what i said. >> i don't think he was trying to get under peyton's skin. >> i used to play football on my lawn, and a duck is a wobbly pass. >> sharks real quick. they lose in calgary. todd looks the same on his birthday after he had fun with his wife after a win, after a loss, same. calgary wins. >> good night, everybody. >> tough way to end. [son] she has no idea. [man] no one told her,right? [son]hi! [mom screams] >>> portal to hell exclusive. she fled her home in terror. the mystery figure in the window. the strange noise in the basement. now she speaks out. >> this is a hoax? >> reporter: then, icemaggedon. >> the complete stranger heaven sen

the hawks' 12th man always with them. head coach petearroll looking calm as usual and quite natty, marshawn lynch is keeping his beast mode, and to no surprise richard sherman found a microphone. >> we don't have any experience in the nfc championship there and we were fine. us treating every week like a championship game has helped us kind of look at every game the same, and every game has a tremendous impact and a tremendous importance to us, and i don't think anything changes this week for us in that regard. >> still hard to watch that play. the australian open came to an end with a huge upset in the men's final with wawrinka upset nadal on australian day. like our fourth of july. nadal has never lost to wawrinka in 12 matches, and that came to an end. second set, nadal hurt his back, considered quitting but played through the pain. despite winning the third set, he was never the say. the forehand winner. nadal didn't attempt to written down. then he slams it home. the upset of the year in ten tis. >> i never expect to play a final. i

pete seeger, remarkable man gone at 94. >>> moving on., president obama delivers his state of the union address before congress. according to new polling, the president faces a fractured nation skeptical he can turn things around. the nbc news "wall street journal" poll shows 30% of americans say our state of the union is divided. other words used to describe it, troubled, deteriorating and broken. just 3% believe the union is strong. 33% say they are pessimistic and worried about the remaining three years of president obama's second term. just 16% say they are optimistic and confident. so eight points down from the same time last year. 63% say they were currently on the wrong track, that we are on the wrong track, also up from last year. just 28% are satisfied with the economy. 71% are dissatisfied. when asked who the economy works best for, 81% say the wealthy and 53% say men. only 22% said the economy works for the middle class. all of those factors contributed to president obama's 43% approval rating. it is the third straight poll by

the hawks' 12th man always with them. head coach pete looking calm as usual and quite natty, marshawn lynch is keeping his beast mode, and to no surprise richard sherman found a microphone. >> we don't have any experience in the nfc championship there and we were fine. us treating every week like a championship game has helped us kind of look at every game the same, and every game has a tremendous impact and a tremendous importance to us, and i don't think anything changes this week for us in that regard. >> still hard to watch that play. the australian open came to an end with a huge upset in the men's final with wawrinka upset nadal on australian day. like our fourth of july. nadal has never lost to wawrinka in 12 matches, and that came to an end. second set, nadal hurt his back, considered quitting but played through the pain. despite winning the third set, he was never the say. the forehand winner. nadal didn't attempt to written down. then he slams it home. the upset of the year in ten tis. >> i never expect to play a final. i never

obama was preparing to speak about the state of the union, he took a moment to honor a man who sang about it, petethe legendary folk singer died last night at the age of 94. the president said seeger used the power of song to remind us where we come from and show us where we need to go. here's anthony mason. >> ♪ if i had a hammer ♪ >> reporter: pete seeger, who wrote "if i had a hammer," used music to break down walls his whole life. >> if i didn't think music could help save the human race, i wouldn't be making music. >> ♪ angry, angry, are we ♪ >> reporter: he resurrected america's homegrown folk songs while writing some giants of his own, like "where have all the flowers gone" and the byrds hit, "turn, turn, turn." the son of musicians, seeger would drop out of harvard to ride the freight trains with folk legend woody guthrie, who inspired him to write the words on his banjo. "this machine surrounds hate and forces it to surrender." >> he had a sign on his guitar saying, "this machine kills fascists." i wanted to have something a little more peaceful. >> reporter: but he carried that banjo int

. >> instead jim harbaugh will be coaching across the field from a man he doesn't like, pete carroll. jim harbaugh denied he had animosity towards pete carroll. he said their rivalry is only about two things, competition and winning. for the mayors of san francisco and seattle this weekend's game will be an ed to ed battle. they have a friendly wager on the game. the losing mayor will help the other raise $10,000 for a meal program in the winning city and they will donate food. for mayor ed lee that includes ice cream can, chocolates and bloody mary mix. and you can watch the nfc championship game right here live on ktvu. kickoff is 3:30 p.m. and stay with us immediately after the game for our point after show. we are also sending a large crewp to seattle, including -- crew to seattle, including julie, mark ibanez and joe fonzi, they will be kicking off live thursday night and we are planning two specials, one at 6:30 p.m. friday night and 9:00 p.m. on sunday night. >>> the psychology of setting a fire, what one expert said what this video reveals. >> another day of fire danger. how l

pete seeger, his words, his banjo. urging americans to take up a hammer for civil rights and justice. abc's john donvan, now, on the manerica's conscious. >> reporter: watch what pete seeger did here two years ago. where just for a moment, he stopped singing, mid-chorus. ♪ to everything turn, turn >> reporter: knowing, the words would get sung by everybody else. for the better part of a century, that was one of his goals, whether singing other people's compositions, like dylan's "a hard rain's a-gonna fall." ♪ did you see my blue-eyed son what did you see, my darling ♪ ♪ young one ♪ if i had a hammer >> reporter: or his own, "if i had a hammer," which peter, paul and mary made famous. ♪ i got a hammer and i got a bell ♪ ♪ to everything >> reporter: or "turn, turn, turn," which was a huge hit for the byrds. ♪ a time for love >> reporter: the goal was to get everybody else up and singing. so, it was a natural, that he delivered to the civil rights movement, a song he collected from the labor movement and reworked, "we shall overcome." ♪ we shall overcome >> reporter: he saw music as a way to motivate social change. by ri

the 12th man always with this team. pete carroll looking calm as usual and gnatty i might mention. saving beast mode for the game for marshawn lynch. richard sherman got to the microphone first for the seahawks whose roster has not one player with super bowl experience jie. we didn't have experience in the nfc championship either, and we were fine there. us treating every week like a championship experience and a championship game has helped us look at every game the same and every game has tremendous impact and tremendous importance to us. nothing changes in that regard. >> all of those who are not in the super bowl are playing in the pro bowl. jerry rice and deion sanders picked their teams from a talent pool. it wasn't the afc versus the nfc. there were no kickoffs and play clough clock was 35 seconds. teammates were tackling each other. browns' t.j. ward on gordon. the first quarter and team sanders with the ball. andrew luck connecting with former cal bear deshawn jackson. 7-0 team sanders. fourth quarter and tied at 14 and eagles quarterback nick foles to the end zone. jordan

the 12th man always with this team. pete carroll looking calm as usual and gnatty i might mention. saving beast mode for the game for marshawn lynch. richard sherman got to the microphone first for the seahawks whose roster has not one player with super bowl experience jie. we didn't have experience in the nfc championship either, and we were fine there. us treating every week like a championship experience and a championship game has helped us look at every game the same and every game has tremendous impact and tremendous importance to us. nothing changes in that regard. >> all of those who are not in the super bowl are playing in the pro bowl. jerry rice and deion sanders picked their teams from a talent pool. it wasn't the afc versus the nfc. there were no kickoffs and play clough clock was 35 seconds. teammates were tackling each other. browns' t.j. ward on gordon. the first quarter and team sanders with the ball. andrew luck connecting with former cal bear deshawn jackson. 7-0 team sanders. fourth quarter and tied at 14 and eagles quarterback nick foles to the end zone. jordan

pete carroll's team has never been to the super bowl before and peyton manning's has. have never seen experience play in a game. we do not worry about things like that. we are fine. us treating every week like a championship game has helped us look at every game the same. every game has a tremendous impact and tremendous importance to us. i do not think anything changes this week. is the guy that does all the tv commercial. i think he is one of the players. you have been hearing from peyton manning every day. even though he has won a super bowl and m.v.p., there is still great excitement for playing in the game. is a big deal. i know how hard it is to get here. i know how much time and sacrifice our team has made to have the opportunity to play in this game. to get on that plane and we were excited getting off that plane. hopefully we will have a good game next sunday. the all-stare of games they probably should just cancel. the nfl pro bowl is a week before the super bowl. what is the point? even if you let jerry rice and deion sanders a good team this year -- who are

last year they were the same way playing defense pete caroll loves. man to man on the outside.great matchup. peyton manning. points, yards, all that stuff against the number one defense in the league. that is the matchup right there. >> how often do you think about your super bowl appearance and the fact you didn't win? >> it comes up at the super bowl believe it or not. i still, i believe i'm still the youngest starting quarterback to ever play in that game so it was a long time ago but at the same time i thought i would be in it quite more times. it didn't happen. >> one thing, you know -- >> quite more is not a word. >> knew exactly what you meant. >> we've never played in a super bowl. the closest we get is brian and he'll be shivering out there. we all get to watch the super bowl. what is interesting is with football season, you're all about the food. for super bowl sunday, if you're on a diet, we'd like to have a beer, like to have drinks, like to have nachos. >> why not? have fun if you can, especially if you're tailgating, at home, whatever that may be, as far as nutri

he's a look back at pete seeger's life. >> a gentle man with a gentle voice. s. pete seeger spent his life raising the political temperature often taking heat for his believes. ♪ this land was made for you and me ♪ . >> he was born in 1919. he dropped out of harvard to pursue his dreams of becoming a musician. >> some of you may know his name of woody guthrie. >> he helped bring folk music to the main stream in the 1940s. he hit the road with woody guthrie and landed on the charts with the weavers. ♪ >> his songs include classics like "where have the flowers gone?" and "if i had a hammer" later covered by dolly parton and franklin. after releasing 100 reports and influencing the music world, he may not be remembered for what he sang but why he sang. ♪ >> pioneer of contemporary american folk music. so much to credit him with. >> a good, long life. let's take a break. coming up next on "new day," critical dw critical developments of the shooting death of a former star. now a second grand jury has handed down its decision. details on that ahead. ♪ led to the one

pete, good to see you. >>> thank you. >> and a man who recently helped a convicted cop killer escape the death penalty could soon hold one of the very top spots at the department of justice. and the widow of the police officer, that that man gunned down in cold blood five times standing over his body, shooting him in the face is not the only one speaking out. how did his lawyer wind up nominated for this top position in our doj? until you see, wait until you see the letter of one of america's biggest police groups now, because not only is the widow of the fallen officer outraged, but the biggest police union in the country want answers as to how this guy got nominated to this post. >>> plus, the girl scouts says its mission is to make the world a better place. so why is the organization promoting one of the country's best known abortion defenders? >>> and governor chris christie is caught in a major controversy over traffic. and whether he intentionally messed with it in a political retribution move that has democrats honking mad and claiming that he is done as a possible presidential candidate. really? tha

manning today. he wouldn't a second super bowl title but don't expect pete carroll's seahawks to roll out the red carpet hall of famer. the way carroll did when he was the head coach at usc and manning stopped by for summer workouts. >> i got over there at 3:00 and i really just wanted to kind of just join right in and, you know, throw whatever routes that southern cal was throwing and coach carroll had 8 receivers 4 tight ends, 4 running backs all stretched ready to go when i got there and i said, what routes do y'all want to run? he said no, coach said we are going to throw whatever routes you want to run. this is your workout. i have never -- that's about as good a treatment as you can get. >>> peyton manning popular, omaha, audible call has taken on a life of its own. but the denver airport here has added an exclamation point to all omaha destinations on the departure arrival electronic signs. [ laughter ] >> great. >> all right. college hoops the number one team in the country in town this week to take on stanford and cal. in fact, arizona undefeated this season they are playing stanford now. the w

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. >>> later in the day with their 12th man flagged flying proud, the seattle seahawks arrived and that means pete carol and richard sherman, yes, it was a week ago that we were saying if only this. >> if only that. still saying that been. >>> just a reminder superbowl xlviii will be here on channel 2 next sunday. pretty much all day long. the warriors will try to curb that distressing recent trend of falling behind and racing to try and catch up golden state about ready to get under way with the trailblazers and have it for you tonight on the late edition of sports wrap. see you then. tonight on the 10:00 news. the notorious bottle next in the north bay. >>> we find out there is construction, relief may not happen until 2020 at the north bay. >>> we hope to see you back here at 10:00 everyone. have a good night. we're new to town.ells. welcome to monroe. so you can move more effortlessly... we want to open a new account: checking and savings. well we can help with that. we tend to do a lot of banking online. you play? yeah discover a mobile app that lets you bank more freely... and feel at home m

and coach pete carroll was telling me that when he stands on the field on game day, he's so impressed with the 12th man and the atmosphere. >> here's what i'm come to think of this as. you couldn't pick a better venue to play a championship game. i mean, anywhere that i can each imagine than right here at century link. they're something really unique and special. whether it's the stadium, whether it's the crazy people in the northwest, whether it's the gray skies that makes them want to come out and scream, i don't know what it is. but it's unique and special that we have that you can't ignore it and you can't say that it doesn't factor in, it does. so we're extraordinarily fortunate that we have the fan base that we have. >> reporter: now, i was talking to the architect of the stadium today. he was telling me that he focused on directing the seats towards the field so the noise goes towards the field. and the awnings, he says there are no noise absorbing material like maybe on a roof in a dome. so all of the noise goes right to the field and creates the atmosphere at century link field. >> thank you.

pete seeger was 94 years old. >> thank you very much. memorials are growing after the deadly shooting at the columbia mall. rihanna and tyler. there are questions surrounding this man. what caused him to snap? why did he choose them? tom roussey at the latest. >> people through flowers into the fountain. outside of the mall, there is another memorial to briana and tyler. many stops to pay their respects. >> we are so proud. >> the and describes him as a loving man who helped people battling addictions. saturday was a nightmare. >> it became clearer and clearer as the day went on. it is in on our family. we have the monster. >> police are struggling to find connections between the shooter and the victim. one thing they are looking at is how close they lived to each other. this was his house. if you drive two minutes and five blocks, you come to a home in the same neighborhood where benlolo lives. the store where the murder happened is boarded up. many returns to support the mall. >> i feel empty walking in and i will look at people differently. some people quit because of it happening. was organized at the mall on thursday at 5:00. in columbia, i am tom roussey. man

manning. i still think it was for mark -- market cking. i think peteoll said you have to say you are sorry because you tack the dash dosh took the focus off of us. we are on fox next week. >> pete carroll is a great coach. he lets everybody be who they are on the team and that's winning them games. he said don't take the attention away from the teammates, but be you. there is a football game. this is not church. >> he wanted bu to win? >> i got a tweet harris, you need to learn the definition of football. i don't know what position she plays, but okay. >> quickly, you mentioned that thug is a code word. thug is normally used for criminal. if you think it means black does it mean criminals are black? >> it doesn't mean black it means n-word. >> really? i am as stunned as greg. >> i used wert all -- the word all the time. >> what do you think urban means? you are going to an urban party. >> city. >> do you think people who say thug would rather say the n-word? >> they would rather. >> we just said it and that's not what we meant. >> but they are saying i

manning response response to p >> : the grenadier not temper gary r.. >> : the mets of showing the broncos seahawks practice ancient. >> : pete carroll and meursault lynchunday. the latest it's gonna be hyde thirties' maybe russell wilson his the outplay pain and manning the gas. he made all the noise could all the attention now is back. the broncos that participated in doors today as well. they went from 2 to 2 1/2 point favorite for sunday. paint manning of course see if he has a good game. he also added so there is some ducks. some passes but many to it. >> : added to adopt a thrown a lot of yards and touchdowns. a magical product. i'll think he was trying to get under patent skinner anything you want it taken off. >> : your tongue on superman's cape you don't spend to win. >> : anyway join us tonight at 8:00 when our sports show we standard. tonight i will stand out. laughter. >> : i'd rather of some say i like him but watch him. as i a. >> : you'll get to more these us left weren't pulling all the stops. a tone for the young male demographic. young lady that does the tweets and all that. will be on the show jackie thomas show. tonight we live it up

pete seager? >> in the brief time i got to spend with him, one on one, i came away both times impressed with a man both passionate, and energetic. but also, at peace, with himself, and the world, a gentle soul, a person with a great sense of humor, and a tremendous memory. one of the things you would always hear him say, both on stage and in more intimate moments is how things you would have a conversation and he would say well that reminds me of a song, and he would talk about a song that people sing in one place or another in the world. >> ray swarez will have more at the top of the next hour. an estimated 100 million people worldwide will watch sunday's super bowl. before the seattle sea lucks battle it out for the nfl title they took on the media, michael eaves is here with the latest on media day. >> yeah, the two biggest events the game and media day. now, it is called media day, but it is applied very losely. as nfl admits more than just traditional sports writers to the event. seemingly there's no limit to what you may see from models as a result, the legal issue as record 6,329 credential

man." >> i'm meaner looking now. >> you are. if that can be possible. >> you don't look intelligent back then, for what it's worth. >> and pete. pit boss. your pony was a little shorter. >> i'm not happy about the top. either shot doesn't look very good. >> handsome specimen of a man. and i, of course. i didn't join "fast money" until 2009. here's a shot from back then. >> oh. >> check out the -- >> i do not remember that look. >> nancy drew visits the set of "fast money." >> we've all changed. what a great seven years. >> been a great seven. >>> our final deadly trades and lucky trades are next. we know we're not the center of your life, but we'll do our best to help you connect to what is. >>> that's a live look from times square at the nasdaq markets. final lucky and deadly trades. ambassador? >> lucky side dollar. it's taken ten years for the dollar to bottom. the dollar will be your friend in 2014. on the deadly side, to assume that japan will do another 54%, and can get through the policy and stimulation, i would say fade the ewj. they're not going to do what they did last year. >> now, it's time to hit our final trades for the ni

the man who sang our country's anthems that got all of us singing along. a tribute to peteeeger this morning on "gma." ♪ from the redwood forests >> we were -- finish it out. we were just listening to such powerful simple lyrics but so powerful. >> what a sweet voice. >> oh, absolutely. >> what an american genre of music. >> yeah, exactly. >> ah, pete, you're going to be missed. >> we're going to share a little bit of that later. as we say good morning, america. this tuesday morning. we are live on super bowl boulevard this morning. yeah, cue the band. the big game now just six days away. we'll tell you why we have -- look at this, a clydesdale. >> oh, why not. >> and a frog. >> we're on. >> both bundled up this morning. you're right, lara, why not? >> it's cold. it's so cold. >> stay warm. >> kermit is staying warm. >>> but there's also a big security concern with the super bowl right now. counterfeiters developed fake tickets. those are real ones right there. but the fake ones look real. arrests have already been made. investigators now think it could be an inside job. >>

man flag here. i don't know if we'll have too much use for it. head coach pete carroll has his team buying into the system and philosophy and helps the team prepare for each and every game. you can tell, though, that the guys are going to be really relaxed and loose during the week during practice, but very intent on sunday for the matchup with the san francisco 49ers. it's going to be a chipping matchup with two teams that know each other well and are physical and happen to not like each other very much. >> there is no le lost. there is no love found. that's how it is. it's going to be intense, physical, it's going to be -- i don't know if there will be handshakes after this. there will be passion and strong dislikes, but there will be intensity. it's play-off football. even if we weren't two teams that are very familiar with each other, it's play-off football, a lot of intensity and a hard-fought game. >> i think we can bully whoever we want to bully if you want to put it that way. it's about us. when you have a mine set of you not going to let anything get in

pete seeger had died at the age of 94. many people today called him an american treasure. "the new york times" today called him a bean pole of a manh a hearty tenor. he recorded over 100 albums and received all the highest honors given out to artists in this country. and when you think about it, he sang about the state of our union all his life. ♪ if i had a hammer i'd hammer in the morning ♪ >> pete seeger sang about justice all over this land. he was a protest singer who seldom turned to anger, but he did raise his voice about mccarthyism and civil rights and vietnam and the environment. ♪ where have all the flowers gone ♪ he was a boarding school kid and a harvard dropout who discovered the banjo at a young age. along the way he sang with woody guthrie and a group called the weavers. ♪ good night irene good night irene i'll see you in my dreams ♪ >> he came up in a generation using music for social change. ♪ we shall overcome >> in his hands, "we shall overcome" became an anthem for an era. ♪ we shall overcome >> seeger sang for children and adults, both serious and light. he was able to mock the ticky tacky little boxes of sub

pete carroll. the seahawks will take on the denver broncos in super bowl 48 48 and peyton manning. >>> a two-alarmappened at 11:00 last night on mcallister street near baker. firefighters managed to put the fire out rather quickly but called out the additional help because ofsmoke. no injuries were reported. >>> police are looking for the people who killed two people sitting inside a car. it happened near 100th avenue and macarthur boulevard. officers responded to reports of gunfire and found a car with two people inside suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. both died at the scene. >>> in san francisco, two people are recovering from injuries this morning following a shooting there. the shooting happened on turk street. officers found one victim at 9:10 and about 20 minutes later found the other victim four blocks away. a suspect has been arrested. police say the victims are expected to recover from their wounds. >>> new this month -- new this morning, rather, b.a.r.t.'s nine-month long contract battle wound up costing the agency millions. b.a.r.t. spent $2.2 million to reach the final settlemen

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swirling after the french magazine, closer, published pictures of a man they say the hollande riding a motor scooter coming and peting gayet in this paris apartment, not far from the home he shares with valerie trhierweiler, whose spokesman said suffered a big emotional shock. the news hit her like a high-speed train and hospitalized for depression and extreme fatigue. >> people traditionally haven't sympathized with her. she doesn't have a charming personality in public. but i think now, they're beginning to see her as a woman scorned. >> reporter: while she does act as first lady, she and the president have never been married. the french president has not denied the affair. he said he greatly deplored the invasion of his privacy and even threatening legal action. according to a new french poll 77% of french voters surveyed thought the president's liaison should remain private. and 8 in 10 said their opinion of him had not changed. but this was before the hospitalization was made public. >> when you look at polls that say 80% of the people believe this won't change their opinion of him, that is not good news. he's o

we live, people shout out "hi, pete, and i wish i could live another 20 years just to see the things that have happened. i believe women working with upldren will get mansh thing it is to seek power and glory and money in your life. -- there's a very nice politician of my hometown and used to be a shop steward and a union. for 20 years he represented our town. he said, pete, if you don't grow, you die. 1:00 in the morning i sat up in bed and thought of the next question, if that is true -- if you don't grow you dyke -- doesn't it follow the quicker you grow the sooner you die? [laughter] nobody is facing up to that question, but it is definitely true. first step to solving a problem is admitting there's a problem and then we can argue about the ways to be solved. i suppose some would say, let the few people have trains of dollars and the rest of the people obediently do the work and the people in charge will see that everything is done right. think whatr hand, i was in the declaration of independence is true now just as it was then -- those great lines, written by ben franklin, thesefferson, "we hold truths to be self-evident that all men are created e

pete cause celeb flow was there. >> : but he's been and all restrictions as like johnny cash song to win every where man. >> : it'susly pleased coach harbaugh it and. his team played with though what of police on sunday the competed with persevered and cannot the tories. >> : although he says that the winning carolina was truly a team effort. >> : oka the touchdown catch that was no accident he >> : took the inbounds it's something that he has worked height tirelessly at. >> : on a parcel out the coach was asked comment on the death of his 98 year-old grandfather. >> : he was walking the green bay gained we go he took credit for tax performance the forty-niners stores scored its touchdown as usual coach didn't offer much about his game plan. >> : in an assistant coach on a first reduction for mistral davis and so i understand how profound the statement was. but a new but i didn't know until to be sent to now. and that >> pam: r.i. our sports trackers here one more game for that title p >> : >> gary r.: shin's been downright charming. after while all my guys keep the poor guy's getting a free sandwich-he loves ever

pete is a fine example of this. sit here with a man who received the purple heart. half a million dollars, people who have already shed blood for our country, for our freedoms, it's a great example for people listening to get involved, to go right now to their phone, text that name purple to 20222 and help us raise the rest of this $50 million. >> even ten bucks, right? >> yeah. it really does help. one final thing just from us is people say, why isn't the government doing this? that will be a question out there. it's because they're doing what they're doing. but we want to do this and help. >> you're not waiting. >> it's great what you're doing. jeff and pete and bill, thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> more "fox & friends" in just a moment. ♪ ♪ good job! still runnng in the morning? yeah. getting your vegebles every day? when i can. [ bop ] [ male announcer ] could've had a v8. two full servings of vegetables for only 50 delicious calories. kand i don't have time forisles morunreliable companies.b angie's list definitely saves me time and money. for over 18 ye

pete carol elated. a game winning drive. here's the play selection to win it. can you believe that? that play is going to haunt the 49ers all season long. the 49ers are out 23-17. manningtrolled the pass. the team controlled tom brady who controlled high school ball. final 26-16. we'll see you later everybody. >> well, this is where the broncos and seahawks will meet in the super bowl on february 2nd. it's home to both the giants and the jets which both have new york in their names. the $1.6 billion stadium opened up in 2010. it's more than 82,000 people and the first time the super bowl will be held in a cold weather area. lauren says possible snow. >> no jacket required because we're going golfing pga. river side county promising. there is no punter required because it's going right in the cup. the hole in one he celebrates because he knows he's going to be the play of the day in san francisco. >> the olympics continue the journey. 6:26 right now. hoping for clues in a decades old crash. how the drought is helping searchers get closer to their goal. >> and it could be the last year for the commemorative mlk freedom train in san jose. a live report coming up. [uncle]t

man who wrote "turn, turn, turn" and so many other legendary folk songs. the obama rock and roll hall of fam famer convicted of contempt of congress, pete seeger. good afternoon, everyone. welcome to "the lead," i'm jake tapper. we're coming to you live from the capitol building in washington, d.c., where in just about five hours barack obama will speak to the joint session of congress for his fifth state of the union address. the tone will be less. al green, let's stay together, as we've heard the president sing to the, more of a gloria gaynor "i will survive." the president will say he's strong and ready to go through it alone. raising the federal minimum wage from $7.25 an hour to $10.10 an hour. to that idea, house speaker john boehner said today, big deal, mr. president. >> this affects not one current contract. it only affects future contracts with the federal government. and so i think the question is how many people, mr. president, will this executive action actually help? i suspect the answer is somewhere close to zero. >> not sure about the speaker's math there. the minimum wage did not seem to get too far under boehner's skin but if