okay seeing none, public comment is closed commissioner antonini >> i'd like to thank sarah john's for on excellent presentation and tend to agree especially i don't know you've mentioned an initial study and presentation with a notice of preparation and i think if we have a situation as we will later today, we're to hear about a project long before the draft eir comes down i think the public should know what it contains as sue hester said i see the reason to expend the comment period if we have the information ahead of time unless there's errors or new information possibly multiple sites for the 4 reasons the fourth a lot of holidays but as you pointed out the eir comment period for both hunters point shipyard and park merry kidney were shorter periods of examine but it's important if there's any of the above we allow a few more days if there's a problem that on the environmental does it could have catastrophic consequences if an appeal is supported in the future basically can end a lot of projects so adding a few days is not the worst thing in the world i totally agree with the perim

john. >> reporter: hi, sarah. well, firefighters left here a short time ago and left behind police tape and many questions and very few answers. there's an on going investigation. people living next-door did not know there was a fire here until firefighters alerted them. fire officials say the two-alarm fatal blaze was not called in as a house fire only that neighbors smelled smoke in the area. when firefighters arrived at 4:30 they found two apartment units burning. >> police and fire crews were met with heavy smoke and fire and report of one person trapped. we got inside to the interior track. >> reporter: the first floor unit was unoccupied. the fatality was from the second floor apartment. we have 6 investigators from various agencies on the scene. as to when the fire started -- >> there's a fire investigation going on with the state fire marshal. >> reporter: is this a suspicious cause? >> that's to be determined. >> reporter: a lot of investigators here today. >> yes, sir. >> reporter: there's going to be an

john. >> rebecca thank you. hall and oates are the best pop duo of all times known for sarah's smile man eat are. john oates is paving his way himself. i talked to him in friday art series. ♪ ♪ >> you know the songs and the video. >> ♪ private eyes they're watching you ♪ >> over a career and friendship spanning four decades hall and oates have turned out dozens of hits. the most successful duo in recording history is still going both together and apart. >> i have this incredible respect for darryl hall, live from darryl's house and i've got my road to follow. >> oates is now making his way on his own. >> one camera, one-day shoot awn my eggs in one basket. at the end of a 15 hour day my engineer said john so much could have gone wrong and so much went right. it is one of those things i really took a chance, i assembled an amazing team of musicians and singers and we wanted it to be real raw and absolutely live. >> his solo album good road to follow is steeped in folk and rock the style varied, the lyric his most personal. >> the most intimate album why is that? >> the most inlt mat i have ever don

should think at this point in the 2008 cycle, barack obama is both behind hillary clinton and john edwards. sarahker and ted cruz will probably rise. he said something about the what, not the who of politics. it is not clear that wage stagnation is a democratic issue at all. and the president's state of the union is going to demonstrate how untrue that is. the president's ideas are all about transferring money around after it's been earned. he doesn't have an answer to the question of why are wages stagnating he has a plan for reshuffling the cards after the wages have stag natured.natedstagnated. and the thing that they can bring to this debate is the question of why what people actually earn is not going up. >> i want to thank david for what he said but i also hope that means that republicans will now turn around and endorse a strong labor movement so we can indeed raise wages before the government has to redistribute. >> david, how many of these republicans are looking at the joe biden model and running -- going to run in this presidential campaign to push themselves up for consideration for v

yesterday, nicole wallace, who was one of the people who helped sarah palin -- she was with the sarah palin-john008. she was on with david letterman who is an infamous lefty comedian. as it turns out even though nicole is a republican, didn't much seem like it. it seemed like she turned on the former standard bearer on the republican side. listen to this. >> she gave a speech this weekend in iowa where again, on full display were the gaffes in her knowledge. that became obvious not just to the public, but to us. that was killing. >> i say this, number one i think she's a really nice person. >> she's on "the view" now. >> she is. but i think she's suffering from posttraumatic view syndrome. when you're in that building you're on such guard for the politics and ethics that you represent that when you leave the building and enter layer of someone in the media of a liberal, your guard is down. you literally walk out, you go into someplace that seems friendly and what happens when you're in that layer -- lair, they will and can use your comments against you. that's an unfortate moment. she's free to

a couple challenges from john landers party. sarahlast hour. >> it takes new commitment to fulfilling campaign promises. constituents say we did not ask for that. that is not what we signed up for. there is a lot of support out here in the real world for change of leadership. stuart: she says we do not want banner. elizabeth macdonald is with us. what do conservatives want? >> what they need -- they do not have eric cantor. what they want is a leader who will take on the white house with major issues coming up. it is immigration. big government spending. they want a confrontation. show where they stand on the issue. stuart: boehner well when on a wide margin. >> 29 gop republican. they only have 13 republicans who will vote against boehner. stuart: it sounds to me that most will go along with boehner and do not want a confrontation which some conservatives want. >> they need a leader to lead that confrontation. >> we understand it. thank you very much. the flu season. it is getting worse, you know. the flu shot, this year's flu shot i

will become that, but the cut there is a vacuum of power, you have been carson john bolton, john gilmore, sarah palin talking about considering a bid. governor pence of indiana. governor scott walker, rand paul, ted cruz, i could go on. the list is long of ambitious republicans who may jump into this race. some of them are starting early because they need to raise money. they are starting early because if you do not have money momentum will not carry through. what happened to rick santorum, he was able to win on grassroots support. it was not enough to go up against the romney machine. when i talk to activists last night, they look at the santorum experience and because they did not have the money, they got crippled late in the game. they do not want that to happen again. host: we have about 15 minutes left. christopher in buffalo, new york. emma kratz line. -- democrats line. caller: i would like to say that i wish the republicans would not be so hypocritical by complaining about the debt that we are leaving on the next generation. when they refused to start paying off that debt. they refused

sarah or neil. i love the proximity scene that you addressed. i was curious if you could comment on john quincy adams perhaps using that lack of proximity in his introduction of louisa catherine to abigail through the letters in almost this teasing and gaining independence and teasing his own mother, because he's finally on his own. would you comment on that? >> yes so you guys might be aware that john quincy had had an earlier relationship with mary fraser that did not work out. his parents were very involved with that, giving that feedback trade i think this time he is playing his cards closer to his chest. he was on the other side of the ocean, but that did not stop abigail from giving him advice before. i think he felt that i will, you know, do this at my own speed and make my own decision here. i'm a grown man. but he is very teasing and what he does tell her, and then abigail figures it out because she is abigail. she still is giving him advice, particularly not so much on louisa as a person but on louisa as someone growing up in london in a fine household, and what a shock it's go

sarah dallof nbc news. >>> you can join nbc 10's own keith jones and john clark today on the nbc 10 facebook page at 1:30.they'll be answering all your super bowl questions live from arizona. >>> septa will be getting a makeover in the next few years. philly.com reports the $150 million project will begin early next year. it will focus on the 15th street station on the market frank furt line and the city hall station on the broad street line. septa says it will make both stations roomier, brighter cleaner and equipped with more elevators for accessibility. >>> say cheese. this morning drivers in delaware some having so smile about. officials lifted the ban on smiling in driver's license photos. that ban on smiling had been in place for about 5 years after the state installed new facial recognition technology. officials lifted the ban after an upgrade to that system. >>> new exhibition opens at the philadelphia museum of art this weekend. we have a sneak peek for you. nbc 10 got a tour of the collection called drawn with spirit. pennsylvania german frontier. it includes more than 230 works of folk art dist

on the right, tom brady, from a few miles away at sarah high school and home of brady family stadium. his receiver back then was john kirby. >> if i had press coverage, i'd lean down, pull my sock up. when he'd see me pull my sock, he'd tap the front of his face mask, change to a fate rude. >> reporter: everybody thought brady would be a famous baseball player. instead he went on to michigan and then the patriots. >> one cade against, green, 91, green 91. a few weeks ago i heard him do it in a game and it brought me right back. >> reporter: that's not it. david back tea errey. >> he didn't start a game until seen year year of high school. i don't think many guys in the nfl that didn't start games until their senior year. >> reporter: the list goes on. shane vereen, showing there are a lot of reasons to root this weekend. ian cole, nbc bay area news. >> a lot of reasons to stay tuned tomorrow. you think you'll watch the game. >> i'll watch super bowl. up until then, you know, i'm just a weather guy at heart. i like weather. i watch the weather channel all day if i could. >> snow or rain at the game, you'll watch. >>

one of the things that was hanging -- the phrases hanging over sarah palin's head when she was running for the vice presidential slot over johneady to be a heartbeat away from the presidency. and so today she would not be a heartbeat away. she would actually be the heartbeat. so the question is have people gotten over the gaffes o ss of i can see russia from my braurd. not to be able to come up with a book or magazine when katie couric asked her. is she ready to become the most powerful person in the world, so we'll have to wait and see if that's actually true. she has those supporters. she might be interested, does she have the support, that's the question. >> caroline? >> everyone was getting out their popcorn, weren't they when they heard it. news hounds were rubbing their hands with glee. i would only hope by her suggesting that she is even considering a run in 2016 make some republican who is a little less crazy than the ones we've seen coming out of the woodwork of late and saying they're throwing their hat in the race you know what? maybe i will put my hat in the race as well. because honestly the idea of having sarah

sarah palin. the iowa freedoms summit. >> secretary of state john kerry told world leaders there has to be a long-term commitment against fighting against terrorism and the global community cannot shy away from terrorism. he outlined how nations can contribute and paid contribute to saudi arabia and king abdulla. this is about 45 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, friends i have the privilege and pleasure to welcome an old friend of the world economic forum and supporter, secretary of state john kerry. kerry. actually when the secretary came the first time, it was in the 1990's and that is the time we spoke about the peace dividend. there was a lot of optimism. the world was at the don of a new era -- dawn of a new era and the end of the cold war. now, we meet again and it looks like we are at the start of a world with many geopolitical issues. the last session has shown us the foremost issues we have to confront. so mr. secretary, you were here last year and if i just take one year, when you came last time, ukraine was just beginning. now, in a warlike situation. of course, the united states plays a v

. >> once john mccain's vice presidential attack dog sarah palin sank her teeth in peta.t least trig didn't eat the dog, did you go as crazy when your heroic man of your lifetime revealed he enjoyed eating dead dog meat. mlting this photo of a child on a dog post bid the group's past woman of the year last summer. did you get all wee-wee'd up. palin who adopted the dog for trig last summer has been up front about the challenges raising a child with special needs. >> when we hold trig and care for him we don't feel scared anymore. retruly feel blessed. >> still, palin called peta's criticism a shame because as she wrote i hope we agree on what is the true meaning of your mission, respect in god's creations and critters. in a statement to nbc use peta said palin's response shows she knows peta about as well as she knows geography, going on to wish the palins a peaceful 2015. the original facebook post now has more than 70,000 likes. >> peter alexander, thanks very much. you can read sarah palin's statement on our website today.com. >> emotion alresponse. >> so many turned t

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. >>> john huff honor ryan mckenna, labor and industrial relations. [applause] >> dr. keith shafer. mental health. sarah parker poly natural resources. dan isim acting director of public safety. neah ray, acting director of revenue. [applause] >> brian kimcade, social serves. dave nickels, transportation. also pleased to introduce missouri national guard general major general steve danner. [applause] >> we are also delighted and welcomed to have the first lady of missouri george ann nixon. [applause] >> mr. sergeant and arms. >> mr. president, the governor of the state of missouri now approaches the chamber. >> mr. sergeant and arms open the doors to allow the government to enter and the escourt committee will escort the governor to the dias. [applause] plays -- [applause] -- [applause] [applause] [inaudible discussions] >> ladies and gentlemen, governor jay nixon. [applause] >> thank you. [applause] >> good evening. thank you lieutenant governor speaker deal members of the general assembly judges of missouri supreme court state officials, members of my cabinet and honored guest. i thank god for the peo

sarah palin. this saturday on c-span, c-span radio, and www.c-span.org. >> house speaker john boehner announced today that the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu will adjust congress tuesday, march 3, original from -- different from the original date. press secretary josh earnest said yesterday it was a breach of protocol. the hill has more they are riding that president obama will not meet with benjamin netanyahu during the israeli prime minister's during the visit to march. they said we do not see candidates in close proximity to the election so to avoid the appearance of in clip -- influencing a democratic election. john boehner vindicated -- indicated they expect the israeli president to criticize to ease sanctions for ending the nuclear program and his address to congress. the u.s. house wrapped up its work today. earlier today they passed a bill banning federal funding for abortions and prohibits individuals and small businesses from receiving federal subsidies and tax credits under the health care law to cover plans that cover abortions. the house is done for the week. here is a look at

john doan governor christie has bridgegate. they weren't talking about these things. i saw perry, at a kosher deli in democrat, he is bringing the number energy, he has charisma. >> a sarah palin speech there got roundly panned and interesting little reporting color, folks throughing in the towel on sarah palin. was that your sense? >> i asked her on friday night, and she said she is seriously interesting but she is not making any moves in that direction. it is clear from her comments that she wants to play some kind of role. no one knows where she fits and conservatives are frustrated with her pitch and the way she goes after certain topics. >> after a speech on saturday scott walker leftize iowa and went to attend the koch brother's event. they are one of the biggest contributors to his election campaign for governor. they told the times that executors from the koch-backed group have worked behind the scenes to try to encourage a show down. a prank caller pretending to be david koch managed to get governor walker's ear. >> i can deal with that. i have a baseball bat, it's in my office. >> there is an investigation that is now stalled into whether there was illegal corp

sarah palin. the iowa freedom summit this saturday on c-span, c-span radio, and c-span.org. next, secretary of state john kerry and french president talk about the world economic forum. then, former ambassador arc ginsburg. secretary of state john kerry told leaders at the world economic forum that there has to be a long-term amendment defining against care groups and the global community cannot shy away from extremist attacks. he outlines ways nations can contribute to the local fight anti-played tribute -- pay tribute to king abdulla died on thursday. this is about 45 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, friends, i have now the privilege and pleasure to welcome a old friend of the world economic forum and supporter, secretary of state john kerry. actually when the secretary came the first time, it was in the 1990's and that is the time we spoke about the peace dividend. there was a lot of optimism. the world was at the don of a new era -- dawn of a new era and the end of the cold war. now, we meet again and it looks like we are at the start of a world with many geopolitical issues. the last session has sh

sarah palin. the iowa freedom summit this saturday on c-span, c-span radio, and c-span.org. next, secretary of state john kerry and french president talk about the world economic forum. then, former ambassador arc ginsburg. secretary of state john kerry told leaders at the world economic forum that there has to be a long-term amendment defining against care groups and the global community cannot shy away from extremist attacks. he outlines ways nations can contribute to the local fight anti-played tribute --

sarah palin. the iowa freedom summit this saturday on c-span, c-span radio and c-span.org. earlier this week house speaker john boehner invited israeli president netanyahu to greet members of congress in march. nancy pelosi remarked on the speaker's actions. here's more. >> out of the ordinary that the speaker would decide that he would be inviting people to a joint session without any bipartisan consultation and of course we always -- our friendship with israel is a very strong one. in fact, prime minister netanyahu has spoken to the joint session two times already and there are concerns about the fact that this -- as i understand it from this morning that this presentation will take place within two weeks of the election in israel and i don't think that's appropriate for my country that the head of state would come here within two weeks of his own election in his own country. >> and just a reminder, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu scheduled to talk at the joint meeting of congress on tuesday, march 3. you can watch those remarks on c-span. next, democratic governor-elect tom wolf sponsor in as penn

sarah palin for her support for him as speaker. we will continue to watch that race. "the hill" reporting today that speaker john boehner is seeking to stamp out a rebellion from the vocal group of tea party insurgents who are determined to deny him a third term with the gavel. the story noting " the conservative opposition means that boehner and his lieutenants will open the 114th congress with a divided conference, complicating his plans to challenge obama with a barrage of legislation." we have been bringing you statistics about the new congress. here is a package by "the washington post" noting that the new composition is 80% male and 20% female. by racial composition 7920 percent white, 10.1% black 7.8% hispanic 2.2% asian. in the senate, 94% white, to block members, three hispanic, one asian. and the hill noting the religious affiliations of different members of congress, most identify as christians protestant or catholic, along with 16 mormons. there are 28 jewish americans, two buddhists two muslims, and one hindu american. host: john, you started out talking about the latest whip count of the votes agai

john lechleiter with the dow down 145. don't go away. ♪ >>> surprise. welcome back to "squawk on the street." isle carl quintanilla with sarahs, david faber. dow is down a very quick 139 points, as oil took a very fast trip to the downside. now almost to the $46 a barrel. on top of that tiffany warning today the stock falling sharply today as they lower their annual forecast after a decline in holiday sales. a lot more in just a moment. >> but first, let's get to our road map this morning. warren buffett and 3g capital have worked together on big deals before so what could be their next target? we are naming names for you. >>> plus one of the biggest names in retail gives us his reaction to the holiday season. the ceo of caruso affiliated will join us live. >>> we will be speaking with ford's ceo mark field in a first on cnbc interview. >>> coming up later on, an interview with the ceo of eli lilly, john lechleiter. we'll talk about some patent expirations live in just a few moments. >>> the dow down 149 points. goldman slashes its three-month forecast to $41 a barrel. goldman saying west texas crude will need to stay near $

john mccain had selected his nominee for vice president. those three businessmen cheered and clapped in kuwait city because of what they had heard over the news, sarahl be the nominee for vice president of the united states. that tells you how exhilarating it was across america to see that little vignette in that part of the world. i will always remember that. i will take you to the history of sarah palin. she was on her high school basketball team. she earned a reputation and a neck pain as sarah barracuda for her tenacity. [laughter] a town favorite, elected as the young lady to be the mayor of wasilla. she served two terms. she was appointed and became president of the alaska conference of mayors. she cut taxes by 75%. [applause] she fired useless bureaucrats. because of the notice that was brought on wasilla she was nominated and appointed to the state oil and gas commission which there is a lot of in alaska. she recognized there was corruption and took it on. it didn't matter if they were democrats or republicans. she took it on. she pushed so hard in the end it forced the attorney general of the state of alaska to resign. then she ran for gove

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sarah palen, scott walker. two of the biggest names jeb bush and mitt romney were no-shows. joining us the editor-in-chief is johnrgaret gruber. >> happy monday! >> it seems as though the battle lines may distinguish temss from each other. let me show you some of the son we heard this weekend. >> you know in a republican primary, every candidate is going to come in front of you and say, i'm the most conservative guy that ever lived. gosh darn it who did leave out conservative? well you know what talk is keep. >> taking a trip to some foreign city for two days does not make you henry kissinger. >> if i was too blunt, too direct too loud and too new jersey for iowa then why do you people keep inviting me back? >> margaret is this the first moment where we start to see them sort of fight between themselves? >> i don't think this is fighting between themselves as much. though i do think you are right. they're beginning to distinguish theorist how they are different from the others. what i think what's more than anything is you are right, it's a warm-up him but this is not essential. the other person who didn't come w

john boehner, facing some opposition from the right of the party. but he is expected to be re-elected to a third term. >>> speaking of politics we'll talk to former alaskan governor sarahalin with her headline making slape inging spat with peta. >>> in new york city shot and kill killed in his apartment sunday. his son is accused of murder after an apparent argument over money. nbc correspondent kate snow has more on this. good morning. >> good morning to you, matt. thomas gilbert jr. was arraigned on charges of second-degree murder. the son had clips full of ammunition and the packaging for the gun used in the crime. they say the son shot his father and then tried to make it look like a suicide. thomas gilbert jr. known as tommy, seemed to have a charmed life. his family owned an apartment in an exclusive manhattan residence and spent summers in the hamptons. elite private school boarding school and then princeton. at 30 he he is now charged with murder. tommy went to his parents' place sunday and asked his mother to leave so he could speak to his father alone. >> mother did leave. she went to get some food for junior. about 15 minutes after that she had a bad feeling