he was like what did i tell you uncle scotty, uncle scotty.er] and then he trained us. [laughter] >> jon: let me ask you this: when you were done training he was he like all right let's get some fro-yo mother -- let's get a little something in our -- there's a mix-in place called red something -- what is it called? >> red mango. >> red mango. >> strawberry. >> jon: he would have said (bleep). >> it's a mainly -- >> jon: was the swedish guy nicer? was that guy bad ass, too. is everybody special force? >> the speedish special forces they are like, okay, you take your gun and it's over here and don't hurt anybody, you know? [laughter] very different. >> jon: what is the -- is there a swedish word for mother (bleep)? yes, there is. >> jon: you can say. >> mamecnoler. [ laughter ] >> jon: uncle scotty you be like you call me uncle scotty mamacnoler. i like it, buddy. very nice. robocop it's in the theaters right now. it's joel kinneman. great job. [cheerplauseapplause [cheers and applause] >> jon: that's our show, everybody. before we go today the

>> scottie, i -- >> please, can i kiss you on the mouth?me. >> scottie. >> i'm really sorry. i didn't mean to grab you like that or scare you or anything. do you want to kiss me or -- >> scottie. >> no? >> what's the matter with you? >> all right, forget it. i'm really drunk. really, i'm just -- i'm out of my head. i'm so -- i'm really wasted. really, dirk, i'm really just wasted. i'm crazy right now. i'm really crazy. >> do you want to go back inside? >> do you like my car, dirk? >> what? >> i mean -- >> yeah. yeah. >> because i wanted to -- you know, i wanted to make sure you thought it was cool or else i was going to take it back. >> oh. >> yeah. >> it's great, scottie. >> happy new year. >> in "almost famous" he offered words to live by. >> good-looking people, they've got no spine. their art never lasts. then they get the girls. but we're smarter. >> yeah. i can really see that now. >> because great art is about guilt and longing and, you know, love disguised as sex and sex disguised as love. hey, let's face, it you've got a big head s

what scotty did, he's a big guy, he held him.ull him out of his seat. scotty was just starting to move the bus at the time. no way scotty could have secured the bus because the kid pulled him out of his seat. they both fell into the aisle. >> if you don't believe it was reasonable for the driver to immediately secure the safety of the vehicle as the altercation continued and we see he follows the kid to the back of the bus do you think that was a reasonable point he should have turned around, knew the bus was moving and stop the bus? >> no. no, i don't, chris. because of the fact that when you're hit and you have head trauma and what scotty told me is all he could think about was his safety. he feared for his safety. when he was pulled out of the seat and a tussle ensued and on the ground fighting and scotty did punch him twice and he's reasonable to do that because you don't know if this kid will get back up and go back after him again. scotty had to figure out a way to subdue the kid. you don't turn your back and walk away on s

>>> wing suit daredevil scottie bob is famous for cutting it -- >> very, very, very close. >> now, seehe best of the best when it comes to near misses. >>> plus, today's buzzword for your shot at a new ipad mini. >>> and you've seen the incredible claymations on our show. >> all done by mr. oz. >> find out how this "rtm" favorite is now hitting the big time. >> yeah, it was fate, i got to say and i'm one of these people that believes everything happens for a reason. >>> they're designed to be a safety feature in tall buildings but i think these are more like steel cages of near death experiences for children in china, this little boy hanging by his arms from this steel cage that protects windows. but looks like the little boy slipped out the window and then fell through the bars that just aren't close enough to keep his little body from falling through. >> wow. and he is high up. look at that. >> five stories up in the air. it looks like some neighbors below have gone out their window. they were there for about half an hour before rescuers were able to show up. >> wow. and you got to t

can i go to scotty in pennsylvania, please? scotty? >> hey, jimmy, hi. how are you? >> all right. how about you. >> hey, terrific. i'm wishing you a boo-ya from lehigh valley, pennsylvania. >> i miss the lehigh valley. i lived there for a long time. >> yes, i'm aware of that. i've been a fan of yours for many years and this is my first call-in and i appreciate your terrific advice. with earnings in mind, jimmy, i would like your current professional take on bed, bath and beyond, bbby and is it a buy, sell or hold? >> i was talking with my account about, talking about bed bath has no bottom. i talked about it in get rich. i didn't like the conference call or why things were weak and i don't see them pulling out of this. i think in the mid-50s we'll pull that one out. and can i go to tyler. >> a big boston boo-ya to you. >> right back at you. >> i just want to ask about green mountain coffee roasters. i've been holding for a year and i'm thinking about taking profits or riding it out. >> green mountain is a controversial stock and i know they have a lot of red flags and we have a lo

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the european representation was by scotty, scotland, played by an yiesh canadian. irish canadian, another canadian and i represented asia and mccoy represented the south of the u.s. >> how did you get the job? >> my agent called. rather a normal way in hollywood. i went to a meeting with a man named gene roddenberry, i didn't know him from adam. the thing my agent told me was, it was a potential series. it was a pilot, which meant, steady employment. and i was excited about that. he did tell me it was a sc i fi show. i wasn't that much into sci fi at that time. gene ushered me to a sofa, nodded behind the desk, the supplicant there, and we had a conversation. and he told me about the series. the concept. my character would be a part of the leadership team. and the whole vision that he had for the human future. i mean, to be cast in that was a thrilling idea! and i recognized that it would be a groundbreaking opportunity for me, an asian american actor. >> you were one of the first or the first asian american on national television, is that right? >> oh, no, there w

only 2 and 3 years old, scotty and chris were short, physically weak, and severely retarded with iq'se 30's. they had triangular, elfin faces, crossed eyes, and sweet dispositions. those were the first two brothers with this contiguous gene syndrome that i've spent my whole career studying, as mccabe and his associates were to learn, christopher and scotty had a rare combination of three genetic disorders. but at first their condition was a puzzle. it was not a trivial situation because they had been accused of child abuse. we now recognize that part of that disease is having thin bones, osteoporosis. he was at a babysitter's and he had broken his femurs, and i think that's why we were accused that somebody beat him. and he wasn't. it was just real brittle bones. edward mccabe: i worked very hard to expunge that history from the record. took me about three years. and they carried a letter with them from me in case anything happened. the first clue to the genetic basis for the boys' condition came when the team analyzed their urine and found a high concentration of a sugar-like molecul

scottie, it's yours. >> thanks. welcome to the "halftime show." miami heat, the man behind the city's resure gent real estate market of where the best bang for your buck is right now. cable war, what comcast deal for time warner cable means for the industry and the other major media stocks. beer man, the ceo of molson coors on the company's earnings and what new markets they hope to tap next. let's meet today's starting lineup. pete najarian and simon baker and jon najarian, sarah is at the new york stock exchange on frozenomics. and steven parker, the head of u.s. multiasset strategies at jpmorgan private bank. he says the correction is over. we do begin with the markets. trying to avoid the deep freeze, hitting a big part of the country today. more data coming in weaker than expected, blamed in part on the weather. so we take it to the panel for what all of this means. pete najarian, pretty impressive turn around for stocks. if you would have said retail miss, gdp cuts, numerous of them today? and stocks turn around and they're higher? >> you lo

. >> scotty. >> i'm really sorry. i didn't mean to grab you like that or scare you.kiss me? >> scotty. >> no? forget it. >> philip seymour hoffman was one of the all-time greats. a true chameleon. he willfully rearranged his molecules to become a different person. he was endlessly curious about his characters. she said all people contain mystery and when you act, you want to plumb that mystery until everything is known to you. he had the skills, but part of how hoffman maintained his ability to transform is in his insistence on remaining private. he was a character actor until capote. hoffman would play the great and peculiar writer. i had to get my body in a place where it would behave unself-consciously in a way wildly different to whatever emotional life was in the character and he nailed it. >> i did everything i could. >> okay. >> i truly did. >> i know. >> he won an oscar for best actor and a slew of other awards for that movie, but he deserved an award for almost everything he did. he was always extraordinary. >> jim morrison, he's a drunken buffoon. give me t

>> scottie, i -- >> please? can i kiss you on the mouth? >> no!er: in "boogie nights" he was the stage hand nursing a secret crush on a male porn star. >> i'm a [ bleep ] idiot. >> reporter: in "charlie wilson's war" the aging overweight cia agent railing against his button-down ivy league bosses. >> my loyalty? >> for 24 years people have been trying to kill me. people that know how. now, do you think that's because my dad was a great soda pop maker or because i'm an american spy? go [ bleep ] yourself, you [ bleep ] child. >> reporter: that performance earned hoffman one of his four oscar nominations. >> how was i? >> reporter: his talent widely celebrated. he was an actor's actor, like meryl streep, who starred opposite him in "doubt." >> you've got it in your head that i corrupted this child after giving him wine, and nothing i say will change that. >> reporter: both of them got oscar nominations for "doubt." >> whoo! >> reporter: hoffman also nominated for his role as a cult leader in "the master." >> i am a writer, a doctor, a nuclear physic

. >> scotty, i want to kiss you on the mouth. >> no! >> philip seymour hoffman made more than 50 films and had remarkable depth and skill as an actor. known more for his rumpled side character than being a leading man, he often stole a movie as he kid in the 2,000 film, "almost famous." >> we are uncool. for women will always be a problem for guys mike he was. >> he was nominated for best actor three times, most recently for his standout role in 2012 film, "the master." >> i am a writer, a doctor, a newer physicist, a philosopher, but above all i am a man. >> and one of the best actor won the prize for his portrayal of truman capote in the film "capote," but throughout his career hoffman was tortured by his struggles with drug addiction and talked about it openly to steve kroft on 60 minutes in 2006. >> so this was drugs or alcohol or both? >> ah, yes, all of that stuff. yeah. i couldn't keep my hand off of it, yeah, yeah. i liked it all. yeah. >> and why did you decide to stop? >> you get panicked. you get panicked. it was-- i was 22 a

the commission seems to pull off a semi fitted for up to visit in response to unseat and scotty could not support of the time he intended it to him the school was called to active on the news and current top two hundred and fifty yards from the moment we should stay in but not pictures of sunday smashed in my bed and gets to do. blues have detained the suspects from the premises of the painful cuts announced soon. he's a little hopping on to me that it led to the suspects had to listen but what to see you again. i know. it was. low. it is little. it is. low. it is the eye. shh shh the eye the usu watching the plot is therefore an ideal course of the good or not the media still a nissan. what is to make a new contract is in the blink of the government in these is that teams despite us warnings and jill in forty minutes to steam it urges good site to site security agreement that the us. i continued to target foreigners in the comments on the city of kabul made in two and us contract is for the international security force isp if the other nipple it. on the cob linking to the united stat

it really could have a new prime minister has seen us today to present georgian athlete on a a scotty holding consultations to a pace and reconnect to resign on friday. potential success that is not to obey the effects of nine year old male florence has no experience in government but a stroke act and determination have pushed him into the limelight to buy sell them to construct a report consultation should result in the new italian prime minister this weekend because any clue that the finding comes almost certainly cause man matt taylor dancing. i think that the frenzy is obviously going to be the next prime minister i don't think that that is enough to know that to him an emo like me who is going to put together a government of that is going to be formed on the support that by the same quotation bought these for me so mad. get a man resigned on friday after ten months of the house. he was forced to amend motion of no confidence the most democratic of cod this week nancy who engineered his departure is just thirty nine he's never been elected to parliament. he looks now like he will

scotty, i have a navy one as well. a green one as well.anybody, chris chulo, who doesn't do much inside. >> he'll hold an umbrella. >> all right. we want to go ahead and take a look at the weather conditions across the country as i hand over my umbrellas to scotty. here you go. and take my pink one, too. thank you. all right. scotty doing double duty. let's look at the high temperatures across the country. we have temperatures well below average yet again across portions of the midwest. minneapolis, temperatures in the single digits. in chicago, your high temperature today forecast to just be 10 degrees. this is all because we have a frontal boundary that pushed through that area and stalled out across portions of the southeast, from texas to the carolinas and along that frontal boundary, we are expecting some winter weather throughout the night tonight and over the next several days through at least thursday. so this will be a prolonged period of time that you guys here can see some freezing rain, sleet, and even some snow accumulating at

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scotty j. in "boogie nights." >> here, here, here. keep coming. all right, open them. this is it. >> cool! >> yeah! you want to get inside? >> reporter: in "the savages," two grown children, caring for an ailing parent. >> we still need somebody to take care of him. we can't afford that. you heard the nurse. dad falls? he's disoriented. >> he hasn't fallen once since we've been here. >> don't make me to be out the evil brother who is putting away our father against your will. we're doing this together, right? >> reporter: he was a star on stage, too. his arresting performance in the revival of "death of a salesman" on broadway. often seen in his new york city neighborhood. when he wasn't acting, he was with his children. he told abc news he became a different man after having them. >> when you have children, the idea of heartbreak changes. the whole definition of what heartbreak means takes on a whole different meaning. >> reporter: and about himself, that boy who saw his first play at 12, he told "the times" the experience was "like a miracle for me." adding, "for me,

. >>> scotty davis pushing it to the end and he's got another gold medal! >> the sochi olympics, where our coverage extends from the majestic caucus suss mountains to the cluster where you will find olympic park. welcome inside, alongside with three-time olympian, natalie darwitz. russia prepares to get tank on germany and we get our first look at the host team and what to expect when the woman you are expecting to start in goal

scott testified before him aren'tll maybe the facts dried, biden was very condescend towards him and scottie boy. would have to say, however, ates's criticism is somewhat off the mark because a blind hog an acorn and ds people eventually learn after everal years of the iraq war, which he voted for, he started perhaps. k things >> you mean mr. biden. vice. biden when he became president, he was not gung ho in in r of escalating afghanistan. other solutions than resistance bobat gates says that joe biden has wrong on every single foreign policy issue. as we saw in that clip, if saying he didn't have advocatedld think all the necessary information is in. he still is being ambiguous on that he's wrong. of -- 's the video clip it's a hearing back with scott in the chair and it's joe iden being the chairman of the relations committee talking to him. >> i recommend the president have at it and let the chips they may. a reasonable position for the to take but defense major, tfully suggest, that responsibility is slightly slightly pay grade, above your pay grade to decide whether or not to take the o

. >> scotty wells greets a 17-year-old who steps on the bus after school on january 17th. >> no, whenf the bus the last time. >> the police report wells claimed that he asked for the teen's information after having problems with him on previous rides which included vulgar language. the tone sat down and the teen got up as wells speaks. >> when that border that bus pass is no longer any good. >> the video shoes the teen punching wells twice and breaking his glasses and wells gets out of his seat and fights back. and wells told police he feared for his safety. meanwhile. the bus begins to move forward. and hits a station wagon before rolling in other parked car and it is teen is arrested for battery and endangering safety. wells was treated for bruises to the left and knee. and he was fired for the incident. >> wow. >> and so now the bus driver's union is trying to get the driver his job back. and the fox legal analyst and former prosecutor. ladies, the bus driver tried to defend himself and also trying to drive the bus. whose law is on the side. >> the kid screwed up obviously screwed

testified that, maybe the facts was't so cut and dry, biden very condescending towards him and called him scottyoy. gates'shave to say, criticism is somewhat off the mark. a blind hog eventually finds an acorn. , aftereventually learn several years of the iraq war which he voted for, he started to rethink things. mr. biden, when he became vice ho inent, he was not gung favor of escalating in afghanistan. he wanted other solutions than that. resistance, bob gates says that joe biden has been long on every single foreign policy issue. clip, if mr.that gates is saying he didn't know how he would have advocated on iraq, i think all the necessary information is in. if he is still being ambiguous on that, he is wrong. >> here is the video clip. it is a hearing, back with scott ritter in the chair, and joe biden being the chairman of the foreign relations committee. >> i recommend the president have at it and let the chips fall where they may. a reasonable position for the secretary of defense to take. thatpectfully suggest responsibility is slightly above your pay grade. to decide whether or not to ta

captain, oxygen, atmosphere, where's scotty. >> pump it up. >> there's almost nothing you can say. to wrestle back to the seriousness. >> it's okay. >> what is the message you want to communicate to people watching who are 60, 70, 80, gave up smoking? i might be worried they have this. >> the good news now, is that people have begun to understand that smoking can be dangerous. when i started smoking, you didn't have that in the atmosphere, people being told smoking is terrific. in fact, the big advertising campaign for camels was more doctors smoke camels than any other cigarette. >> which is extraordinary. >> you see the doctor wearing a white coat, sitting behind the desk smiling at you. and they also said camels are good for your t zone, your nose and your throat. today we know it's not okay, at least you have that kind of help to get a mind-set to get rid of it, to get rid of the addiction. it is an addiction. it's not easy to stop, i had to go through a couple programs back in the day. >> how many were you smoking. >> i was smoking a couple packs. i tell people i was an olympi

scotty. >> ty, thanks so much. see you in just a bit.olympics in full swing following a weekend of fierce competition. michelle caruso-cabrera is our cnbc chief international correspondent. she is of course there with the very latest. michelle. >> hey there, scott. yeah, there's been some changes in the medal count in the last couple of hours. let's get you up to date. netherlands and norway tie for the total number of medals, but when it comes to gold medals, netherlands number one with three, norway, the united states and canada each with two. russia just won -- they got one last night. we'll show you that in a second. talk about highlights, jamie anderson, 23 years old and she wins the gold in the slopestyle event last night. this is a brand-new event when it comes to snowboarding. requires you to navigate a whole series of rails and jumps. then, take a look at her. she goes onto land two 720s and blows away the competition with a score of 95.25. now, she won the gold in the female competition. sage kotsenburg won. the other amazing g

>> scotty, i... >> hoffman: please, can i kiss you on the mouth? >> no! >> hoffman: please let me.ntion various turns as the obnoxious, overweight friend. >> hoffman: i'm just messing with you, sasquatch. let's get it on. >> kroft: ...and a pre-op transsexual, all of which beg the question about his scruffy wardrobe. is this the real phil hoffman, or are you now preparing for some other role? >> hoffman: no, this is me. >> kroft: he was totally without vanity unless the role called for it, and despite his success at age 38, he was still very much the struggling artist, consumed with the craft of being an actor, and grateful for the recognition, yet suspicious of fame and celebrity, and how it might change him and what he did. >> hoffman: i think part of being an actor is staying private. i do think it's important. part of doing my job is that they believe i'm someone else, you know? that's part of my job. and if they start watching me and thinking about the fact that i got a divorce or something in my real life or these things, i don't think i'm doing my job. >> kroft: you want to

. >> guys, i mean, if you're sitting in coach and you're going to yuch on a discounted fare -- >> scottie a big difference. virgin america has been doing it for a while. back and forth to the west coast. you can use the miles go over to the uk. in terms of choosing as a premium traveler where i want to travel, i think that's going to be a massive difference. good decision by delta. >> i think it's a good job. the airlines are doing just that over the last couple of years. i go back, again, i know you're long ual -- >> and delta. >> delta's already in the s&p 500. >> what do you think about the stock? >> delta is in the s&p 500. >> bad move as a share holder? >> great move. i think that mr. andersson over at delta is just done an outstanding job of managing and continuing to be kind of innovative in an industry that everybody thinks is sort of boring. the airlines and all they do is lose money. they don't lose money. they're making money. it's in the baggage and everything else, scott. he's done an magnificent job. >> delta is up. ibm is helping the dow today. let's go to jon fortt in barc

how many years has it been since labor first participation rate in the notion of star trek scottie beaming the unemployed off the reins of being accounted. how long have we all been discuss that? two years? 2 1/2. >> since clinton. >> we have been discuss that for a while. steve, obviously there are many hours left in the trading day so we don't know ultimately what the reaction is going to be. reaction the last time janet yellen was on the hill was one in which the stock market went off to the races ended up about 200 points. did you hear anything in this testimony, in this appearance today that is going to guide trading for the rest of the day at the very minimum? >> i didn't. everything the other two gentlemen said is dead on. we expected to hear that 6 1/2% unemployment is a soft target. we expected her to blame the weather, we got that. we expected her to say that we're staying on course with taper. we got that. so the markets, nobody shorts the market. nobody sells the market. while someone of her caliber is speaking. you look at the s&p, we're stuck right here at 1850ish. that's the

he played a home nurse in magnolia and of course scottie in boogie nights. >> what was it about his acting and his personality that made him -- made him such a star? as you mentioned have these minor roles in some of the movies yet he overshadowed so many actors around him. he really did. i think it was lucky for him that this industry really grew in the years after the famous movie sex, lies and videotapes. a lot of the indie movies became more popular and started taking over the academy awards as well. you have to give him credit for a movie for capote. it a very small mincing, efem gnat man. he was a big hulking guy yet somehow he managed to embody this very strange character and just walk away all the acting accolades that year. >> and there was a side of hoffman that a lot of people were not familiar with despite being open about his addiction to alcohol and heroin abuse. >> it was sad. he had issues in his 20s. he said he had been clean for 20 years. he was frank last year when there is this euphemsim, he was snorting heroin a year ago when he went to rehab about that. this one, shoo

fwook scottie and the gang on the "halftime report."it every time there's snow on the ground in new york when they play pebble beach. it's cruel. >> we should be there. kern kerney birdied something today, though. >> how nice for him. >> exactly. >>> shares of green mountain would rally is raising red flags today. resident stock is breaking it down with unusual activity. doc, what did we find? >> judge, average activity in a stock is always something we compare activity that we see that we think is unusual against the average for green mountain was 12,000 call contracts per day. now, in the days leading up to this, there was really nothing special, except for wednesday of this week. wednesday of this week 54,000 options traded on the call side. there were a bunch of puts that traded as well that day. and many of those could be buying puts, buying stock. it's a synthetic call. given that the stock popped from $80 or roughly $81 on the close on wednesday to 110 plus, there was a lot of money on the table here. extra contracts trading, you

scotty willberken with a career high 25 points. patrick young. he had two huge 3-point plays during a crucial spurt by florida. less than five to play, gaiter kick it out to michael frasier the second for three. florida beats kentucky. 17 straight wins for the gaiters. florida 23 and 2. >> parker and duke taking on maryland. it was the last scheduled game. jake layman missing. kid at home, block out on the rebound. second half tide at 64. des-wells step back three - nice. wells with 17. maryland on top now. later, duke within one, parker driving through traffic. he's good. blue devil is up by one, parker with a game-high 23. now we move to the final second. a close one. last chance for maryland. charles mitchell down low with the hook, bouncing around and comes off. how did the ball not go down, but it didn't. duke escapes 69-67. that is a look at sports. >> app outbreak of measles in kenya forcing sick children in a refugee camp. >> this mother greaves for her son. he had been sickly as an infant. when he had measles it weak ebbed his immune sys

back to you, scotty. >> look for you then, sue.josh brown has been beating the drum on momentum darling 3d systems, a stock that has doubled in the last year. here's what he said on friday. >> they're more focused on investing than they are wringing that out on to the bottom line. so if this is the type of thing that is going to make you nervous or you're worried about them saying something negative about earnings that influences the stock short-term, again, this is a great opportunity to take it off the table. pe personally, i'm going to hang onto it because i'm a long-term investor. >> i can hear the needle going across the record right now. what do you mean? you sold out? >> well -- >> friday said long-term play, monday you're saying it's a lonm play. monday you're saying adios. >> i had some second thoughts. when you speculate, you can't afford to pound the table and stick by your convictions. >> downgrade today. that have anything to do -- >> it has a lot to do with it. it's not about bank of america's downgrade being right, s

by us. >> scotty, so articulate and so wonderful. happy to have you here today.e is elisabeth. but first let's check in with bill hemmer for what's coming up at the top of the hour. come down and ride one of these. >> i think hasselbeck has taken three of those home with her later today. good morning to you. the government says obamacare jáhe cbo says otherwise.obs. we'll look at both. with was -- was a union vote in tennessee defeated because of racism? it's a big charge. and should every american be given 500 bucks at birth? serious democratic proposal on taxpayer dollars in america. we'll look at that and stuart varney. see new 11 minutes on "america's newsroom" spokesperson: we decided to settle this. a steel cage death match of midsize sedans. the volkswagen passat against all comers. turbocharged engines against...engines. best in class rear legroom against other-class legroom. but then we realized. consumers already did that. twice. huh. maybe that's why nobody else showed up. how does one get out of a death cage? vo: hurry in and lease the 2014 passat s f

now scotty wells, that's the bus driver, fighting to get his job back.still moving as the driver fights it out with a 15-year-old. the bus hitting several parked cars. was it self-defense or reckless? jean casarez is here to look more into this case. >> this is really serious, because this young teen is facing criminal charges and could have a record from this and the bus driver saying, i need and i want my job back. the devil may be in the details. watch this. >> reporter: a wisconsin bus driver is out of a job after a violent fight with a passenger on board his bus. the whole thing was caught on tape. the shocking video shot inside a bus packed with high school students shows the heated moments before a violent altercation between the bus driver scotty wells and a teen passenger last month. the video seems to show the testy encounter was not the first time the two had exchanged words. >> i know it's you. i've been waiting to see you. that's for your mouth. [ inaudible ]. >> no. when you got off the bus the last time. >> reporter: reported edledly t aut

scottie, we need more power. governor has been quoted in the papers with the following line.ed the power, more power, scottie, the power of our engine through quantitative and qualitative easing program. we just put on better tires to make the most of this engine. well, any car guy will tell you throw a little nitris in a four cylinder, it might go faster but it really takes the toll. you need a bigger engine and better transmission. but we also had mr. frank on, barney frank on today. and a couple of the points he talked about we can tie in because japan is his kind of country. he talked about are we better or worse? he didn't talk about the key. the key. the key to better or worse is the time frame that we are discussing. you know, maybe we were better to have a worse year after the crash and be four years of healing. we'd can't tell. but maybe we can. maybe we can because japan is doing it bigger and comfort that this was worth it is europe. this is what our comp is in the united states now? keeping up with europe? that's where we've gotten after my grandparents came from

. >>> now, scotty, the wire fox terrier is america's top dog taking the honor e at the westminster dogight. ross, stop groaning. >> is that sky? >> don't be rude. linda ramadan tweets, my profile picture tells it all. >> ross, love small dogs. >> that is sky. well done, sky. terrific performance. >> that's it for today's show. i'm julia chatterley. >> and i'm ross westgate. a countdown to the markets stateside on "squawk box" and viewers in europe will get more from mark carney and the bank of england. >> have a great day. >>> good morning. welcome to "squawk box." stocks rally as fed chairman janet yellen assures markets the central bank is staying the course. and congress decides not to mess archbd with t around with the debt ceiling. did you get in when the market was down 5% to 8% or are you still sitting around like most people? maybe you missed it. president obama expected to sign in an executive order increasing the minimum wage for federal contractors to $10.10 an hour. and it's not quite the end of snow just yet. the south getting slammed by a storm right now. and the new york

shows the heated moments before a violent altercation between kenosha transit bus driver scotty wells teen passenger last month. the video seems to show the testy encounter was not the first time the two had exchanged words. >> i know it's you. i've been waiting to see you. >> that's that for? >> that's for your mouth. >> [ inaudible ]. >> no, when you got off the bus the last time. >> reportedly, wells told authorities he asked for the teen's information after allegedly experiencing issues with him on previous rides. the teen is seen in the video taking a seat. but a few moments later, he approaches the front of the bus and pulls the first punch. >> when that border goes, that bus pass is no longer any good. but perhaps more shocking, watch here as the bus still moving with no one behind the wheel crashes into three parked cars, one with people still inside. the teen is facing felony charges for assaulting wells and reckless endangerment. wells declined to comment. >> you can talk to my union representative. >> his union rep is fighting for him to get his job back. >> my issue with t

scottie, it's yours. >> thanks. welcome to the "halftime show."eal estate market of where the best bang for your buck is right now. cable war, what comcast deal for time warner cable means for the industry and the other major media stocks. beer man, the ceo of molson coors on the company's earnings and what new markets they hope to tap next. let's meet today's starting lineup. pete najarian and simon baker and jon najarian, sarah is at the new york stock exchange on frozenomics. and steven parker, the head of u.s. multiasset

the thing i -- the person i always listen to is scottie hamilton. didn't just even it out, it put the russian lady ahead. though you also said it would be a very tough call. >> it would be a tough call. they did say when you bobble, you don't lose a lot of points or when you fall. that's the interesting thing. you think if someone falls, it is over. i feel for the young russian girl who had all the attention placed on her. >> yulia? >> the pressure on her, she fell again. what is funny, when no one is noticing you, like the girl who got gold, you don't feel the weight of the world. you just skate. >> the good news is she's 15 years old and probably had six olympics in her. who knows? at least more, you would think. >> and yulia, by the way, likes something done to her -- >> yes. >> this is when she fell. she likes someone to rub her ears. makes her feel better. it gets -- apparently her coach does it. >> it releases some sort of, i don't know -- >> stimulates your glands, makes you relax. >> helps you relax. i would do it for hodi before we come out