interesting times i would echo the comments that other people have made great you are conscientious, scrupulous, you pay great attention to detail, whether it is the language, the brief, the designs and plans that come before us. i will always admire that. you could talk about the fact that it is not just people who have come before us. we spend all our time concerned with the codes and those kinds of things these are real situations that we wisely deal with. i think you always wisely dealt with it. good luck to you. president goh: thank you so much. >> is there any public comment on item number three? seeing none, we will move to item number four. that is the adoption of minutes before you

i have never worked so hard or been so scrupulous or ddtail-oriented or freaked out as much as i haven trying to maintaining my sanity and trying to make the most amazing show for the super bowl."i'm ninette sosa, reporting. the show will go on before 70-thousann ans at lucas oil stadium...and millions of football fans watching from home. wife is praying for victory.l according to the new york post... gisele bundchen seet out an email to friends and family... asking them to pray for her husband during sunday's bii game.when asked about it... bundchen says it was a private note only sent to close friends and familyy 3 even without the ravens in the super bowl... the parties can still be memoraale. joel d. smith is live in pannon to show us how a celebration there, is promising to beememorable , no matter who you're rooting for. good morning joel d. 3 3 it's friday and that means it's your turn to sound off on anything you want.let us know what's on your mind-- and your response could air in our "facebook feedback" segment. segment.justtgo to facebook dot com slash foxbaltimore to becoo

say, in the over 25 years of performing that i have done, i have never worked so hard or been so scrupulousil oriented or freaked out as much as i have maintaining my sanity and tried to make the most amazing show for the super bowl. >>gary: i am looking for to that. >>gary: every year, the stanford women are one of the best food teams. stanford is 19-1, a 10-0 in the pac-10. >> gary, giants or the patriots? >>gary: the giants. tough

i think a scrupulous company would make it easy but it's not only going to apply to companies that we believe are going to do the right thing and it does not require -- the company could have no button or access anywhere on its website to do this. it could perhaps have no access on its information or website that you have a right to do this and it would be up to the consumer to figure it out and the house allows that kind of an arrangement. >> i want to make that clear, that to opt in to sharing a video, what movie you're watching, would be no more burdensome than just watching the movie itself. >> under the current law. >> hourve, disabling the overall consent, to watch everything, can be impossible to find, essentially. >> that's right. >> mr. rotenberg, do you agree with that? >>. >> there's the integration and i want to see a movie and not tell the world about it and specifically play and share stock with that setting and there is no company and streaming in 2008 today, 90% of streaming subscriptions, dvd subscriptions and that number is dropping. in fact, if you look at about us,

but less scrupulous companies under the law wouldn't be allowed to do that and you would have to go under the terms and conditions which could be pages and pages long which senator mcgeveran actually reads. >> i read them, too. >> well, come on, they are privacy lawyers. no one reads that stuff. we also got to the point of absurdity when, of course, you don't have to be reminded that when you talk on the phone in public we're not going to make it a law that someone could overhear you. and to reach for that kind of underscores the commonsense that if it's just as easy to click one button that says, i want to share, watch and share as opposed to watch, it's no more burdensome to share each time on a one by one basis as the law -- the original law claims as opposed to having a consumer of a movie to agree to sharing and not be able to opt out of that because it's buried in some place in terms of an agreement and no one has disputed and that is in the law to dictate that you can find it. so i want to work with the ranking member on this because they got to the gist of this which is that we ha

i mean, could a online video company, one less scrupulous than netflix, just have it really hard? is there anything in the law that would prevent them from making it almost impossible to figure out how to disable it? >> so in the house bill the way it's set up now, it says, you could enable consent until you took it away. but there's nothing in the bill that gives any requirements about how that would be done. mr. wolfe mentioned some best practices, most companies would make it easy, but this law will not just apply to companies that we believe are going to do the right thing and it does not -- the company could have no button or access anywhere on it website to could this and no explanation on the website that you the right to do it and it would be up to the consumer to figure on it and the house bill allows that kind of an arrangement. >> i want to make that clear, to opt in to sharing a video, what movie you are watching, would be no more burdensome than watching the movie. however disabling the overly all content to watch everything could be impossible to find? >> right. >> d

world's largest consumer of coffee and this addiction to caffeine is being exploited by some one scrupulous producers who are looking to boost their profit. reports. in the city that never sleeps or perpetual craving for energy never eases i nearly every manhattan street you'll find two things a coffee shop and customers cupping their fix a liquefied legal stimulant that most can't envision quitting i feel like you know i get it wrong. so i go to are both of these real yes actually. i could give. it five or six cups a day but i'm not good to much of anything like this we're going to drink three cups the. americans consume four hundred million cups of coffee per day making the us believe in consumer of coffee in the world according to medical experts daily intake of caffeine should stay below three hundred milligrams or fifteen ounces of coffee one large cup of starbucks contains more caffeine than the daily naps among recommendation however in recent years the country's addiction to caffeine has grown both in portion size and means of consumption consumers no longer have to down twenty ounc

europe where it can, when the devices where it works, gives people a clear way to do that, but less scrupulous companies under the law wouldn't be required to do that, and you'd have to go through the terms of, and conditions, which can be pages and pages long, which none of us accept actually read. >> i read them, too, senator. >> oh, well, okay. but they're privacy lawyer ares. come on. no one reads those things, and i think that -- we almost got to the point of absurdity when, of course, you know, you don't have to be repeatminded when you tal the phone in public you don't make it law someone could overhear you. and to reach for that kind of underscores, i think, sort of the common sense of, if it's just as easy to click one button that says, i want to share, you know, watch and share, as opposed to watch, it's no more burdensome to share each time on a one-by-one basis as the law, original law claims, as opposed to having a consumer of a movie basically agree to sharing and then not be able to find where to opt out of that, because it's buried in some -- some place in terms of agreement, a

nearly 20 million consumers take out payday loans from an industry widely known for its scrupulous behavior. what is the republican response? they want to cut the legs out from under the agency congress created. congress created to protect american families from exactly these types of accuses by mortgage services, payday le lenders. today's new concern about litigation arising from the appointment is a red herring. the corporate interest that oppose the bureau to begin with are the same interests that are now aggressively challenging the consumer protection in court. as with the consumer bureau, republicans also oppose the entire mission of the national labor relations board and have blocked the president's appointments if an effort to avoid it. in short, senate republicans left the president with no choice. these recess appointments would only wait to comply with content in establishing and maintaining fully functioning agencies. the fact is that president obama has been extremely restrained in his use of recess appointments. during the full terms, president george w. bush had made 171 rec

nearly 20 million consumers take o out payday loans from an industry widely known as scrupulous behavior. they want to cut the legs out from the agency congress created -- congress created -- to protect the american families from exactly these types of abuses from mortgage servicers, payday lenders and credit reporting agencies. today's new concern about litigation arising from the appointment is a red herring. the corporate interest said oppose creation of a bureau, to begin with, are the same interests that are now aggressively challenging the consumer protection enforced. the consumer bureau has also opposed the entire mission of the national labor relations board and have blocked the president's efforts to block the board. in short rkts they have left the president with no choice. these reese appointments were the only way to accomplish the president's intent in establishing fully functioning agencies. the fact is president obama has been very restrained in the use of recess appointments. president george bush made 171 recess appointments. president clinton had made 139 recess appoin

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. >> i have never worked so hard or been so scrupulous or detail- oriented or freak out as much as iaintaining my sanity and try to make the most amazing show for the super bowl. corr>> a new york baker may have cooked up the most unusual super bowl street. it is a chicken wing cupcake. cornbread cupcake with blue cheese frosting, with a chicken wing. we are told the cupcake isa a hit. i might let you try that first period >> i might see it could be good if you take it apart but not altogether. social media and the internet is expected to play a huge role in this weekend's super bowl. >> there are problems you should know about as well. linda bell at bloomberg headquarters in new york. >> good morning. i don't know if you are a big orange juice drinkers. according to the fda some samples have tested positive for a band fungicide. webber they still say the levels are low enough not to pose a significant public health concern. golden rings may be on the minds of the giants and patriots players this weekend. burger king is giving away its own ring saturday and sunday, offering free onio

. >> i have never worked so hard or been so scrupulous or detailed oriented as i have maintaining my sanity and trying to make the most amazing show for the super bowl. >> 70,000 people will be filling up the stadium for the big game on sunday. millions more will be watching from home and around the world as well. they will also be watching for the highly anticipated commercial appeared >> this year a number of the ads word leaked out early on you to be. chris van kleave shows us a few ads and new trends. >> from fairest dealer to achieve this and -- it is super bowl time. it is the most expensive 30 seconds on television. >>each second this dog walks in statures or matthewdbroderick plays a key in his sec, it costs -- not to mention humor playing off what is hot like the vampire killing bright headlights and also sex appeal. a super model selling domain names. >> to always want to have the best spot on the super bowl and then four weeks after and days after people can talk about it and share it. >> advertisers are going after lots of those hand-held screen is hoping to win in the so

have to say in over 25 years of performing that i've done, i have never worked so hard or been so scrupulousented or freaked out as much i have maintaining my sanity and trying to make the most amazing show. >> i want to know about her arms. >> those arms are amazing. >> she says she has her cd, her movie. she wants to tour and she has kids. >> i want to see a push up show down between the first lady and madonna. what's this story. giselle, the supermodel, what is this about? >> this is my favorite story in a long time. she sent out an e-mail to friends and family asking you to join me on this positive chain and pray for tom so he can feel happy and they will thi and strong. >> that's sweet. what's the problem? >> don't giselle and tom brady have everything. now she is asking people to pray that he can win the super bowl. one of the comments was god's response, tom you're 6'4", handsome, rich and the greatest quarterback, haven't i done enough for you already. >> greatly appreciate it. "news nation" "news nation gut check" is up next. so start your business, protect your family, launch your

. >> it is also game on for madonna's >>gary: i have never worked so hard or been so scrupulous or detailiented or freaked out as much as i have maintain my sanity and tried to make the most amazing show for the super bowl. >>darya: the show will be on in front of 70,000 fans, millions of football fans will be watching at home. >>mark: we will get right back as the kron4 news continues. more on the big news for on unemployment coming up after the great fear e.f. cold morning thin the inland valleys. kraft by pot >>mark: nasty weather of food to feed of snow could be falling all of the neck and 4-48 hours. we will see if there are any flight delays in the bay area as a result. we are also fallen the forecast for this year. right now we're looking at a really nice weekend. conditions are knife. a lot of sunshine fifth afternoon temperatures and below-mid-40s with overnight lows in the teens. get out there and enjoy. >>mark: the big story with unemployment, the job for four cannot just 20 minutes ago. a big spike in hiring. two of 43 jobs added in the month of january. that is 93,000 more th

hard, you just have to go out there instantly curious >> i have never worked so hard for been so scrupulous or detail oriented or fried's out as much as i have been maintaining my cynical. >>mark: this is one of the biggest halftime shows, the show will go on in front of 70,000 fans with millions of football fans watching from home. >>darya: advertisers are looking for more bang for their buck. during the game they're turning to smart phone and the social media for help. >> advertisers during the big game are aiming for some small screens. with an average price tag of 3.5000040 32nd super bowl spot, advertisers want to make sure they get the most bang for their bucks. >> off you always want to have the test off the reef four weeks after in the days after a feeble fog about this evolve. half the >> companies are fighting social media and super bowl ads go together like ships in debt post-game in pre- game. >> off for now, or tries to see the ads for fancy this people are very receptive towards it. they see the spot, they like influenza they cannot wait to see them again. >> alley will be amo

they are being scrupulous to be as fair as they can to their guy barack obama. deficits do matter.mocrats mocking republicans for saying deficits don't matters. now the mantra of the democratic party is deficits don't matter. of course, it matters. we are talking about $16.5 trillion in debt which an awful lots of money. it won 105% of our gdp. look what's going on in greece and tell me it doesn't matter. this is economics 101. i find it outrageous that the president went out to a community college in northern virginia to unveil this budget than politely applaud. they are the ones getting stuck with the bill. >> there is a time to reduce the debt in this country. and the time when the economy is struggling to get going is not the time to cut spending on programs that keep the government going. the president's budget is about the president's priorities. of course, the president understands this congress is not going to approve this budget. but what he's saying is i'm about investing in education and infrastructure. i'm about making sure the wealthiest 1% of americans pay their fair

the fcc and with the station clearances and if i'm selling a mars bar, they are going to be more scrupulousbarack obama. >> why is that? is that because of lawsuits and what happens -- >> most of the advertising is local. 90% probably of all of the media spent on political is local. it's much less scrutinized and done fast and almost daily communications. other huge issue with political advertising is not the advertising itself. it's actually the supreme court. the ruling last week with the super pacs, the 5 to 4 ruling which basically said i can get together with ten friends and we don't like that candidate because he wants to tax oil companies and we all own oil companies. let's put dollar 2 billion negative ads against this guy and we don't have to say who we are, it is actually everything a democracy is not. it is, i think, the most frightening supreme court decision ever. it basically all our votes are not the same anymore. a rich guy's vote counts a lot more. that's scary stuff. >> it is very scary, but what can you do about that, and do you think the candidates are in sefr sync with

and it's been scrupulously researched, sticks very closely, very true to the book.es very few liberties. it's not a documentary. so we see scenes compressed, words coming out of characters' mouths that aren't in quote marks in the book, but the film makers tell us they went for a balanced portrayal of governor palin. they did not want it to be scene as a hit job. so we see these embarrassing scenes that probably won't be comfortable for her to have revived, but we also see some moments that will be sympathetic portrayals. we see her electric connection with voters, we see her connecting with special needs parents. and we see the incredible demands on her as she's thrown into this role as a small-state governor. >> mark haleprin, what's your reaction? >> i'm looking forward to people seeing the whole film. hbo, julianne moore did a great job and it was as the book was the actual events of what happened in a way that i think, again, when people see the whole thing they'll see it's incredibly fair and accurate and moving and interesting and compelling story about that

we may take such an attitude as will cause the neutrality we may at any time resolve upon to be scrupulously; when belligerent nations, under the impossibility of making acquisitions upon us, will not lightly hazard the giving us provocation; when we may choose peace or war, as our interest, guided by justice, shall counsel. why forego the advantages of so peculiar a situation? why quit our own to stand upon foreign ground? why, by interweaving our destiny with that of any part of europe, entangle our peace and prosperity in the toils of european ambition, rivalship, interest, humor, or caprice? it is our true policy to steer clear of permanent alliances with any portion of the foreign world, so far, i mean, as we are now at liberty to do it; for let me not be understood as capable of patronizing infidelity to existing engagements. i hold the maxim no less applicable to public than to private affairs that honesty is always the best policy. i repeat, therefore, let those engagements be observed in their genuine sense. but, in my opinion, it is unnecessary and would be unwise to extend them. t