in the last election, rob voted for president obama. and rob basso is from freeport, new york. he's a registered republican who voted for john mccain in 2008. >> thanks for joining us. you had both interesting responses and passionate responses to these proposals. i want to start with you here on the set. >> sure. >> when you hear about these tax incentives, is your first reaction i'll hire new people because i'm going to get a tax credit? >> it makes no difference to me if they're going to give me tax incentives in terms of how i staff my business. >> why not? >> i try to staff my business mostly based on how things are going and what our needs are. if they give me a tax incentive that means i'm going to hire more people independently of having more customers? no. >> in essence, for you, you're then getting reward ed for something you would do any how? >> i think that's part of it. the rest of it is, sure, if you want to give me money, i would be happy to take it. i would like to know how we're actually going to pay for it. >> we'll get to those bigger issues in a second. let'

rob really did move up. >> are you sad that rob moved out? >> i love rob.idn't you like rob on "dancing with the stars"? >> rob just started on "dancing with the stars." the bad thing is you said you wanted to be on "dancing with the stars." >> would he be good? >> i don't think he would do it. he's really shy. rob's not shy around us, but rob -- i never would have thought rob would have done as well as he did. >> how about you? would you do it? >> no, i don't think so. >> why? >> it's too much pressure. i think people think i would do well because i'm outgoing. it doesn't mean i could be a great dancer, so i think the pressure -- and now we would have to win because rob was second, and i would have to beat rob. >> you'd have to do one of those donnie & marie things. >> exactly. >> what happened on valentine's day? >> not to be corny, but lamar -- i love valentine's day, but i feel like -- i don't like that someone just sends you flowers because they feel like they have to, and i'm so blessed. lamar sends me flowers randomly. i will say when i got to my hot

>> on this issue, i tend to agree with rob. the last time i checked you are not going to hire somebody just because there's a tax incentive. if you don't have the business lined up, you are not going to extend yourself. right now the american people have pushed their human capital to the absolute limits and they are nearly at their breaking point. if you want to grow your business hire now regardless of what incentive is in place. but the overall picture is more money in small business owners' hands is more jobs. >> that gets to what the republicans are talking about is the 20% cut for small businesses. would that help you and the small businesses you work with and how? >> absolutely. i service thousands of small businesses and fortunately i do quite a bit of public speaking and a lot of feedback i get is if there was more money in our hands we would be expanding our businesses and marketing more and putting more people on our staff to be able to grow and do things that we were not capable of before. if i use myself as an examp

i'm rob nelson. happy monday.before that state's primary tomorrow. but of course all political eyes seem to be on the state of michigan because it is a bellwether state because of the economy and the employment situation there. also, romney's home state. can he pull it out? are we looking at another gore tennessee situation? we'll see later tomorrow. >>> another major headline this morning is that horrific passenger train accident outside toronto. we have the latest on the fatalities, the frightened survivors, and what caused that terrible crash. >>> in lighter news, all the big winners at last night's academy awards. a look back at the unforgettable moments and see who came out ahead in our own oscar picks as well. i did not do well at all. plus, are academy voters too snobby and out of touch with the american moviegoing public? do you think "the artist" should have won all the top awards as it did? director, actor, best picture. we'll talk about that all in just a second and all of that good stuff from last nigh

i'm kris sanchez along with meteorologist rob mayeda. he warned us it would get cold. >> tonight we'll see a few showers. cold outside. don't see any clouds in san francisco, and that's the warm spot at a balmy 43 degrees. napa 37 and 43 in san jose and, yes, this afternoon we'll see increasing clouds as that little area of low pressure is going to swing in towards central california later tomorrow. as the clouds spill in with the chilly start to the day, you'll notice our highs as we go through about say 2:00 this afternoon, more clouds will spill in. it will keep us mainly in the 50s today. i do want to jump forward though to tonight when we will see the showers come in. it looks like mainly focused on the south bay. look at, that off to the east of san jose, that's snow. so we're talking snow levels probably close to 3,000 feet. not a lot of moisture of the system coming in monday. i think that will slide to the south, but we have a stronger system coming in tuesday and wednesday. still were low snow levels making for a very interesti

rob and meg?hether this will go to adult court and initial hearing set for next week on march the 6th. when you hear his upbringing, nothing would excuse what he did ever, but it just shows you again the ramifications of a rough childhood. the home he came from is not a good one. >> the first victim, his funeral is set for friday, daniel parmertor, we saw in the package there. a 16-year-old. loved the xbox, skiing with his friends. just such a tragedy. so sad for that community. >> heartbreaking watching the news come out yesterday. we knew one kid had died, then another one, then a third. just our thoughts to that community. just a rough, rough couple of days. >>> more than two dozen suspected hackers accused of plotting cyber attacks are under arrest after a worldwide sweep. investigators say the suspects were part of the group called anonymous. those suspects between the ages of 17 and 40 were arrested in spain and south america. detectives say they were plotting cyber attacks on colombia's def

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thank you very much, rob. we'll be right back. feed me!y -- now, that's progressive. call or click today. ♪ [ female announcer ] if whole grain isn't the first ingredient in your breakfast cereal, what is? now, in every box of general mills big g cereal, there's more whole grain than any other ingredient. that's why it's listed first on the side. from honey nut cheerios to cinnamon toast crunch to lucky charms, get more whole grain than any other ingredient... without question. just look for the white check. >>> this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning. once again, looking live at san francisco, not as chilly as you might expect if you are used to going to fanfest there at at&t park. it is going to be lovely and dry. next chance for rain coming up on tuesday rob says. >>> it is a sight to see in the san francisco bay. if you like big ships, this is a must-see. the "queen elizabeth" makes her first trip to san francisco. if you want to visit her, she's set to be at pier 35 between noon and 9:00 tonight. the tours start at 12:30 and she

rob? paula? >> let's just keep in mind, too, this whole story about mexico and the power and the violence of those drug cartels. the scary part is not how violent and wealthy they are. the scary part is it's the drug appetite from america that gives them the money that allows them to inflict the power and violence they do in mexico. that is the root issue. the drug problem in our country that funds the violence and c t cartels in mexico. >>> a wisconsin woman is charged with selling phony facebook stock before the company actually went public. marianne olsen is accused of scamming at least five people by telling them she owned $1 million in restricted facebook stock. prosecutors say she paid a contractor $28,000 in the fake stock for work he did on her house. capitalizing, obviously, on the week's big financial moves. >>> well, the rockies and great plains are getting slammed this morning by a powerful slow-moving storm. blizzard warnings and winter storm watches are in effect this morning from d

when we went into munich, i robbed a bank at munich. there was -- oh, i'll tell you about eight women in there. that's no men, it was all women where we went. so they all, comrade, comrade, so i went to the vault. looking for gold. i couldn't find any gold. so i had a duffel bag and i put some money in the duffel bag. i said, i left the little bank at home. that's something in it. but i never opened it. i don't know manywhat's in it. so i kept that money. so the war was over, it's when i was there, i waited for the ship to come home. a lady was coming around washing your clothes and she used to wash my clothes. we waited everyday for them to come back, nice clean fresh clothes. so on the way home, i could only cash in $360, they gave me for the money i had. so i had $360. so i had this money. i said, what am i going to do with it. so i gave to this lady, she had two kids. she kissed my hands. like i gave her a million dollars. i gave her all the money i had. oh, we were in france, we stayed there for three months, getting ready for bast

rob, paula?d as we said at the top of the show, bobby brown is now in los angeles to be with his daughter. he actually was on tour, a reunion tour with new edition. they were in mississippi when he found out the news, and they were doing a show in nashville sunday night. and they paid tribute to them on stage that night, but bobby, as he should be, is now back with his daughter. and if you doubt the ym pact this story is having, as we see pasn"i s lo you" currently number 1 single on the itunes singles chart. whitney greatest hits the number one album. the bodyguard album currently number nine on the album charts. people showing of this lore by gobbling ungz. >> sometimes you ne just the impact that somebody had on your life until they're gone. the most awarded artist in history. you just wonder who's going to carry that flame. you heard jennifer hudson tonight -- >> let me tell you, jennifer proved last night if there is an heir apparent to whitney houston it is jennifer hudson. she nailed it la

ktvu's rob roth -- protest today. ktvu's rob roth is live. >> reporter: the protesters gathered here at san quentin and left peacefully. >> reporter: they called it occupy san quentin. people rallied this afternoon outside the prison gates, calling the justest system an injustice system. >> building more schools. >> it is like a cycle. >> reporter: the prison beefed up security today. because there were so many officers out front, the programs and yard activities were canceled. the road into san quentin was closed. residents couldn't leave or come back. >> as long as it remains peaceful i have no problem with people being here. >> reporter: among those here were the three american hikers held in an iranian prison. >> i am here to speak outagainst solitary confinement. >> reporter: officials told us they deny prisoners are treated inhumanely. many here mentioned the hunger strike last year over conditions they called torchious and they say there are too many nonviolent felons locked up. >> looking at all of the thousan

i knew that they were robbing the bank based on what i saw. as they ran, they ran through a parking lot, i drove parallel next to them, it seemed like there were only concerned with getting away. once i reached their vehicle, i got their license plate and was able to get a good look at the driver. >>pam: other officers then trailed the officers to salinas' where there were caught and arrested. the officer had left the police department last year received his gun and badge back today. he was one of the officers that has been reinstated. >>pam: officers may have some standard gear to add to their equipment that could help settle police brutality lawsuits. gabe slate tells us more. >>gabe: i have new technology to show you. will cops the wearing video cameras in the near future? oscar brand and countless other incidents have shown the power of cell phone video being captured during an arrest. that video only shows one side. >> this is the on officer: video camera system. it allows officers to video tape from their perspective. what has been happe

the way i get it is by robbing you.it's wrong and what's right, you know what i mean? i'm not dumb. >> no, you're not. that's why i'm giving you such a hard time. you're very far from dumb. >> you know, i just -- it's just -- it's plenty -- it's plenty of ways to make money, you know. but, that's -- that's the way i just chose how to make it. >> by making the world a colder place. that's all i'm saying delshaun. that's all i'm saying. >> you know, i think if i was, for example i think if i was to go out to, to, let's say, one of the supermarkets -- not supermarkets, one of the retail stores or something like that, as soon as i get out, i don't think they're going to hire me. >> you could work somewhere where they don't have cash registers, i'm just saying. >> so what would your suggestion be? what would you -- >> it's a big responsibility. you've got to own what you do. >> yeah. i do own what i do. i own a gun and i own robbing people. >> am i giving you enough grief for the day? >> no, but if y'all want to leave. bye.

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i'm kris sanchez along with rob mayeda.get the forecast from thursday and friday scooted this way. >> the concrete would set faster. it's chilly but dry. 30s and 40s outside. drier air came in late yesterday and northwest winds. waking up to a cooler start despite the fact we do have clouds and a few sprinkles offshore around the marin county coastline. most should stay over the ocean stayed, and i think later on in the afternoon we'll manage sunshine. mostly cloudy skies and clearing line up in the north coast and heading to the bay area heading towards the afternoon, a fairly cool day today. across the board. really look at highs in the mid-to upper 50s for san jose and the coast and the north bay low, looking at low to mid-50s today. tomorrow, a better chance of a few sprinkles out there, and then, yes, a return to some spring-like temperatures showing up in the seven-day forecast. a lack at that. we'll have that for you coming up in the next half hour. >> thank you very much, rob. new this morning, police say two people

you're that much of a coward you have to rob a woman.ce were apprehended but for bloodworth the arresting officer added the ultimate insult. >> they stepped on my shoe, my knew all-white adidas. i was mad. i was mad. >> you robbed someone with a gun and you were mad because a policeman stepped on your new tennis shoe. i just want to make sure i'm get thing right. >> yeah, you right. i like to give punishment not receive it. >> the final interview with bloodworth ended with a revealing exchange. >> do you think you deserve to be in here? >> no. i don't think i deserve to be in here. >> what would you be doing on the street right now? >> the same thing. >> you don't think you should be in here? >> i don't think i should. the people, the law-abiding citizens do who don't want to get robbed. it's a cold world. it's a cold world. i need money, you have it. the way i get it is by robbing you. i'm saying i know it's wrong and what's right. you know what i mean. i'm not dumb. >> you're not that's what i am giving you a hard time. you're far from

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two banks and in -- attempting to rob another. the first one took place at manassas commerce bank and four days later on november 22, she is accused of robbing a bb and t bank in springfield, making off with $1,800. she is accused of carjacking a woman on november 19 in the parking lot of ties and's galleria. she is also linked to an attempted carjacking in baltimore county. the prosecution filed a motion asking to retake her prince. that includes palm prints and fingerprints. the judge has now set a date in this case for may 22. reporting live in alexandria brianne carter, abc 7 news. >> a bill to legalize same-sex marriage headed toward government martin -- governor martin o'malley's desk. they voted 25 to 22 last night. the governor will sign the bill but the real issue will be to sign in november in a referendum. opponents need 56,000 signatures to split that question on the ballot. in a developing story today issues taking the nation by storm. -- shoes taking the nation by storm. this is a video from orlando florida. this is

i'm rob nelson. >> and i'm paula faris.llowed inside whitney houston's funeral this saturday, and fans will be able to watch it live on the internet. we're getting new details about who will be there performing at a memorial service as unforgettable as whitney houston herself. but good to hear, though it will not a public service that fans will still be able to take part in it at least. >> live streaming on the internet. they're going to close streets down around that church. people are clamoring against that. because obviously there's going to be a huge outpouring there and people want to be a part of it. we'll see how it plays out. certainly a little nod toward the public, which is good. >>> also this morning, big developments from iran, where president mahmoud ahmadinejad is showing off his nuclear might. he has agreed to negotiations, though. however, worries about terrorism continue to escalate. >>> and later this half hour, the robocalls that interrupt your dinner. what you can do to stop these recorded sales pitches

my baby is robbing weed stores? what do you need that for? >> unlike most inmates in the orange county jail system who have not been convicted but are awaiting trial gonzalez pled guilty to robbery. with good behavior he could be out in nine months. if his family gets its way, back in minnesota. >> i have a bunch of newspapers, my mom sent me a subscription, i wanted to stay updated what is going on in minnesota, concert-wise, weather, still feel like home in a way. i'm the first one in my family to ever get in trouble. although we have treatment history, never led to crime. they were so shocked but they send me letters every day, they get mad when i don't talk to them. they still love me they understand how difficult it is for me. i'm doing nine months for the first time, that is a lot of time. >> it's time he could have avoided if, as he claims, he hadn't allowed himself to be talked in to committing robbery. >> how would you like to rob a marijuana store, that is not me. i tried to to keep it peaceful with everybody, it grows from the grou

now for a game rob was watching closely -- rob -- here's will selva at espn news. >>> good morning. 233rdting between north carolina and duke was certainly a memorable one. rivalry week. head coach roy williams leading number five north carolina at home against coach k and number nine duke. north carolina up one. barnes. up towards reggie, who does the rest. second half. more north carolina for your viewing pleasure. heels up by ten. barnes. the steal. oh, yeah, he's for real. barnes leading four tar heels in double figures with 25. you want more barnes? you want more barness? you got it. a nice touch there. north carolina up by ten. thornton with the three ball. duke knocking down 14 threes, the most it's hit in north carolina since march 2001. curry gets the ball. kelly. this is why you always follow your shots. listen to your coaches. duke brings it to within two. 20 seconds to go. duke down three. kelly, the air ball three. sellers tips it in. oh, the heart ache. one more look. it's ruled a two-pointer. now down by one. final seconds of the game, duke down two, rivers with the ball an

cbs just presented a show called "rob."his wife is mexican and on the show he marries a latina and into her large family. some people say it perpetuates stereotypes. others at the very least say it's a start. michelle turner has today's "i am america". >> reporter: the new cbs show "rob" is a hit. loosely based on the real-life marriage of rob schneider to a latina. the show has been a top ten sitcom. >> in the show you meet your new wife's family and it's like oil and vinegar at the beginning. was it like that in real life? did you have to kind of really work? >> this was her idea. she said, you should have a family and meet and cbs liked the idea and shot it. >> reporter: in reality, his wife's family does not speak english and live in mexico. on the show, they live in america. >> i believe it's called guacamole. >> impressive. you know your stuff. >> reporter: but for many, rob's fish out of water humor lacks authenticity. >> i would give them a c. >> reporter: she has been reporting on the show and watching it closely.

"rob" is a ratings hit.he real life of rob schneider, it has been a top sten sitcom. >> you meet your new wife's family, was it like that did you have to kind of really work? >> she said you should have a family and meet and c pchbs liked the idea next thing we were shooting it. >> in reality, his in laws live in mention i could and do not speak english, on the show they are played by middle class americans. >> this dip is excellent, i believe called guacamole. >> vim preery impressive many. >> for many the humor lacks authenticity. >> i would give a c. this woman has been reporting on the show and watching it closely. >> this is a big family because you're all catholic. >> the greatest concern, stereotypes from the overt. >> you don't use protection. >> to the more substitute he'll. >>> i can't wait until we are spending time together. sharing our deppest secrets, borrowed each other $7200. >> the uncle, doesn't want to do anything, he might be illegal or undocumented, that hurts people. >> i'm visiting fro

i'm rob nelson.faris. as many as 18,000 whitney houston fans are expected at a public memorial at newark later this week. details still coming out about where and when that will be. the medical examiner released her body to her family while police in california insist there is no criminal investigation into this. >> that investigation ongoing. but as we said, a huge public memorial now planned. sometime presumably later on this week. could rival what we saw with michael jackson when he had that huge service back in the summer of 2009. keep an eye on that. also this half hour, punishing a teenager in public. she's accused of stealing from family members. and they made her stand on a street corner with a sign. can embarrassment force this girl to now stay out of trouble? >> hey, when you're a parent, you try any sort of disciplinary action to see if it works. and every kid is different. >> yes. >>> also this half hour, we are counting down to the academy awards in a couple of weeks, which you can see r

rob, paula?o you mentioned earlier that romney will start to get the secret service i think as early as tomorrow. what does that say? does that mean it's all but inevitable that he's going to be the nominee? >> reporter: paula, it's important to know this is really because of the increasing crowds. it was just getting a little bit out of hand. and this is a way for mitt romney to have a little more protection, another layer of security. but this is really going to change the dynamics of covering his campaign. it will be harder for the reporters to ask him questions. it will also be harder for mitt romney to campaign. he can't just jump into the crowd anymore because there will be secret service agents. this of course does increase that sechnse of inevitability around him. he'll look more like the nominee. he'll look more like president obama on the campaign trail. but remember, herman cain also had secret service protection that they requested. he's not even in the race anymore. rob, paula. >> ex

>> reporter: rob and paula, good morning. i don't know about you, but i grew up watching "soul train," and i always wanted to dance like those dancers. so the news that the conductor of soul himself had passed away hit close to home. >> one of the baddest things around. it's what they call bayero. >> reporter: don cornelius was the coolest of the cool. revolutionizing the world of music and television one classic "soul train" line dance at a time. for a man who introduced so much joy, his life came to a tragic end. the 75-year-old died wednesday from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. a journalist by trade, cornelius was concerned african-american culture was virtually ignored by the mainstream media. so he set out to change that. ♪ soul train "soul train" barreled onto the scene in 1970, bringing with it singing, dancing, and so much more. breaking barriers for black artists. >> gladys knight helped us do the first show for syndication. we didn't really know we were going to make it until stevie wonder walked in the door. ♪ ver

rob mayeda is here with that answer.t much rain as we thought but still the rain we need. >> by the type the sun goes back down, we'll be seeing the sun. i think we'll have clouds coming in and eventually rain coming up. clearing overnight and sunshine, got kind of chilly. patchy fog around santa rosa and visibility, well, it's down to about a tenth of a mile. look out for patchy dense fog in the north bay valleys this morning. then as we head through the afternoon. filtered sunshine around lunchtime and mostly cloudy by this evening leading up to the chance of seeing a little bit of rain. through 9:00, mostly 40. by lunchtime mid-50s around the south bay and we may briefly get close to 60 around 2:00 in the afternoon, and by 4:00 and 5:00 we're cooling off. inds picking up and clouds filling in and raindrops flying. the difference in this one though, a cold system that will drop snow levels close to 4,000 feet. again, a look at the rainfall and snowfall projection coming up in the full forecast in a few minutes. >> than

rob and paula?ew york for the ticker tape parade. >> okay. so a ticker, it's a continuous paper ribbon on which a ticker automatically printed stock quotations. they used it back in the day. they don't necessarily use ticker tape today. they use more like confetti. but it's an old term. >> but still applies -- >> exactly. they still use it. >> see? you learn something every day in the overnights. thank you, paula, for clearing that up. that was kind of you. here's the tuesday forecast. windy with heavy downpours from san diego up to san francisco. up to eight inches of mountain snow around l.a. rain and light snow in nebraska and iowa showers from kansas city to cincinnati. pretty rainy down in florida. >> 60s from dallas to atlanta. 45 in st. louis. 27 in the twin cities. 26 in rapid city. denver 25. and l.a. is 68. >>> get your arm up because it's time for our, boom, favorite story of the day. and i personally love this story. what a grandson's love can do when he knows how to use the internet. no

rob and tanya. >> thank you, carolina. suspicion a few of those folks may have had some cocktails at the game. i'm just saying. i'm just guessing. >> i don't know. there's a little controversy over this parade, though, because the governor of new jersey, chris christie, says hey, they play here in new jersey. >> that's true. >> this ticker tape parade should be in new jersey, not new york. and mayor bloomberg is saying back down. >> that's right. the parade is set for here in new york city tuesday morning 11:00 a.m. of course local media will have all the details. but it will be a big party tuesday morning for the champion giants. >> absolutely huge. >> congrats, guys. and next year the super bowl's where? in the city of snurnlof new orl. >> i know. i'm getting ahead of myself. >>> last night's super bowl went off without a hitch, unless of course you were rooting for new england. but there were no incidents on or off the field in indianapolis, in large part because of very intense security out there. a veritable army of p

i'm rob nelson. >> and i'm paula faris.d of mourning begins today in egypt after the worst soccer violence since 1996. look at this. the scene was so out of control that soccer players ran to safety and police officers appeared overwhelmed. again, the worst violence, sporting violence that we have seen since 1996. >> and don't get confused. this was not just fans taking the game too seriously. this is kind of another ripple effect of arab spring and some of the politics playing out in egypt that we've been talking about for several months now. but no one ever expected a scene quite like that. >>> also another big headline this morning comes from american airlines, where 15% of the workforce is now facing layoffs. the once mighty airline is now bankrupt and forced to make some drastic cuts. >>> and later this half hour, a huge threat to the citrus crop from something so tiny it's smaller than the head of a pin. what growers are forced to do to protect the fruit. >>> well, before we get to all of that, we turn to that deadly

investigators say they robbed two business in downtown. gained access to the businesses through the roof and took cash and equipment. one of the businesses was the grill and we are working to confirm the second business hit. >>> jackie spear wants to know if a national park ranger used excessive force when she tased a man. the man was talking the dogs on sunday. police officials -- park officials say he was in violation of park rules and hit with a taser after he gave a false name and refused orders to remain at the scene. spears is calling for an independent investigator to look into the accident. >>> a soccer riot yesterday killed 74 people in egypt. they blame police for not preventing the riot. fans attacked supporters of the other. protesters say it was because the fans belong to the group who were the most aggressive of the revolutionaries. >>> survivors of the riot describe it as nightmarish. some of the victims were crushed to death. one police officer is among the dead. 250 people were injured. more than 45 people were arrested fo

we're actually writing a movie together, and rob was like you know comedy is, comedy is everything.omedy is king. but i like had come from drama school >> smith: right. >> shannon: where i was doing very serious dramatic monologues and i'm very serious about my acting. so i was like is that right, is comedy king? and he was like yeah comedy is king. so i was like okay, so basically we just, rob and i got together and started meeting in my apartment at like four o'clock, like three times a week and we started creating a show, just in my living room. we would just, and then we got a couple other people from our, from our improv class in, like three or four other people, and we would just improvise and make up sketches and do little exercises where we'd make upter. and we ended up putting this show together called the rob and molly show, and we did it, you know, like once a month or something and it was like an hour-long show, and in that show i created all these characters like sally o'malley, characters that i ended up bringing to saturday night live. >> smith: to saturday night live

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