john scully, iq for joining us.ily, thank you so much. >> all right, "street smart" coming to a close. another intraday record high. news there.od adam and i have you covered. >> yes, we do. but number 10, general motors down 1% after saying its 2013 profit will modestly improved as it introduces its 15 uber frustrated vehicles in the u.s.. this is as mary vara officially takes the coc. >> a real changing of the guard over there. the sock about fox. thus -- let's talk about fox. --s one is dropping out dropping about 5% today. profit and revenue fell short of analyst forecasts. >> number eight is x one, down nearly new) sent. it cut its revenue forecast for the year. i think it is the second in two days for this type of company to cut its forecast. they say the reduction was caused by the delayed sales of its machines to customers in russia, mexico and france. >> petsmart shares dropping. credit suisse downgraded the retailer. tosays company is vulnerable lower traffic as customers deal with that winter weather. >>

have a popsicle the where do you get today we have water haven't opened joined the writer barbara scully editor of new magazines and stevens years now and finally it comes healing and that it's wednesday the twenty ninth of january. he's his puppets puppets. so far today on the wet fresh top disney princesses with a difference and i just chatted and did his portrayal of the night the woman play week in mixing some plastic princess characters to say but the sunset grill most secrets that series pocahontas walks with crutches. no point is that earth and in turn is missing an arm of the italian artist says he's promoting the message that he or she comes in all its forms climb many have praised the axis for breaking down stereotypes others questioned why he has depicted only specific types of disabilities no patience for the ladies. is this a positive step. or is it doesn't go far enough to think it just keeps look at obesity allison. i think you're always going to have a nagging us is never an fhm india said rice hearing and hearing certain she's too busy setting up a joint keys and everyon

. >> vin scully totally personifies the dreams come true thing.told his teacher, i'm going to be a sports announcer when i grow up. >> he was absolutely correct. one of the best. the rose parade began earlier this week. a nice ride from the jackson limousine company. >> these beautiful flowers were provided by ftd. they keep our nbc booth in splen or the. >> i know you love rose. >> hey, hey. >> instead we have roses. the festivities begin. take a look right now. here they come. oh my gosh. the united states air force thunderbirds from luke air force base in arizona celebrating their 60th anniversary. amazing. >> that is breathtaking. these guys have performed for millions of people around the world, and witnessing this event right now, takes your breath away. >> all righty. here we go! getting ready to start it off with the wells fargo presentation for the 2014 rose parade. dreams come true. >> welcome to the opening show presented by wells fargo. to kick off the theme of "dreams come true" and celebrate 125 years of the rose parade, the opening

legendary announcer vin scully the announcer of the game. the rise of palo alto.nford couldn't separate. the door opened for a come back. the spartans. 17 unanswered points. taking the lead. stanford now down. kale down to this. under two minutes to go. stanford going to ryan instead of tyler daphne and that is your ball game. michigan state with the upset winning it 24-20. nerd nation bombed. uclf, baylor. fiesta bowl. bryce petty. in the end zone. 52, 42. record 105,491 at the big house. tyler bosak with the game winner in the shoot-out. >>> that is your minute. >> out door hockey. >> six games this year. outdoors. >> that's big stuff. >> including one at dodger stadium. >> that is going to be interesting. how are they going to do that? >> that would be neat. >> all right dave. thanks. >> that is it for us. >> all right, we are back at 11:00 on kpix5. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, ♪ maybe tomorrow ♪ when he looks down ♪ on every green field ♪ ooh, ooh ♪

brian wilson, kiss, vin scully, the first warm weather outdoor game. la kings, anaheim ducks.reat one. they are on. and it was all done. ryan getslaf shot. anaheim shut out the kings 3-0 and got a league high 83 points. >>> a birthday shout out to somebody 49er fans know well. and a first in the career of tiger woods. ,,,,,,[ sports announcer ] here's another one, alyson dudek. hales corners, wisconsin. nice pass by alyson dudek. can she hang on to that spot? and she does! [ male announcer ] with the u-verse wireless receiver, your tv goes where you take it, allowing inspiration to follow. ♪ [ dad ] looks pretty good, right? [ girl ] yeah. [ male announcer ] add a u-verse wireless receiver today. ♪ against dominiqua sib-u-kova...le na, far court...would not be de ag >> that is lee na of china. of the australian open. not anymore. against dominiqua. one won the first set. a little baseline. a kill shot here at the net. lee na will become the oldest australian open champion at 31. she wins it. >> make we reach. thanks a lot. my husband, in china. thanks for him. traveling with m

vin scully with the coin toss before the game. first drive of the game, tyler gaffney runs in for a touchdown. the stanford cardinal up quickly, 7-0. a few minutes left in the half, 10-7 now. kevin anderson from palo alto takes it back for a pick six. stanford up by ten. but fourth quarter, game is all-tied up. over the middle, 25 yards for the touchdown. cook with 332 yards. a career-high for him. stanford loses 24-20. >> they made a few more plays than we could afford to give them. a downfield pass. and one that we got the hand up to catch the ball. and he breaks out. those are part of the strength of our defense is not giving up those big plays. and we gave up too many today. >> they played well. they made adjustments after the first couple runs. the first couple drives in the series. we didn't respond. like we needed to. >> you play the game to get the opportunities and have these games. to lose is incredibly difficult. and the win is exhilarating. there's no greater high than achieving that kind of level as a team. so, it's d

very welcome back to me to read the link here in studio by mark allowed to happen and like a carpet scully at the preview magazines and steven spent on the field and in case you're wondering off the top the match by the king of that you are talking about surface near tests and i don't think it's appropriate the plant on the pitch in our lives. also women who are afraid of smear tests. you know if nothing else you'll get from time to commodore three year old to like this we actually had to have the book as yet any advice tips and stories to tell that they weren't even the most handsome i never clapped eyes on giving listeners after all gone to know whether it should be. enough of the trauma that she broke stuff. but given the huge factor. that story here anyway thank you to a great effect she has raced inside out and out. and that of a cv night knowing and canada. but enough to treat it with. i'm rights. he says. it's basically a pg one hundred presences. many of the middle of the hardest among the best yet. our current time. well the heart is unable to get into that and they are not and i'

very upset i learned yesterday that vin scully, because of the broadcaster's ban, vin scully has no vote.r >> are you kidding me? >> i want to start a lobbying campaign to change that rule. in my mind vin scully could be the only. >> thumb's up! >> i would be happy with the hall of fame just composed of vin scully! >> it's exciting also i'm sure for the atlanta braves fans. what we basically had, we had '69 and then where we lost to the mets then hank aaron in '74 and that was it. so fast forward all these years and have a hall of fame day where you have greg maddux, tom glavine, and bobby cox all getting in? this is the city that "sports illustrated" accurately called loserville on that famous cover with the picture of atlanta fulton county stadium. >> only one title out of that group. >> only got one title. >> they were dominant back in their time. what a staff. >> they were the team in the 1990s. what did they win? ten, 11 divisions in a row. >> next year, the year after, they got john smoltz. >> will smoltz make it. >> my gosh, yes. >> this story, people want to know how great tom gl

joining us tonight is tom scully. set former administrator at centers for medicare & medicaid services during the bush administration, the last. also a health policy staer in the bush 41 white house. he's currently a general partner with welch carson, a nework private equity firm investing in health care. good to have you back with us. tom, first, the administration is claiming great success and progress here. we're also hearing great skepticism. we just recounted our own corresponde, steve doocy sir, ter doocy, going through and getting error messages. it stillll looks to be a bit ofa mess. what do you think? >> its a mess. it can't be a lot worse than it was two months ago. it is a lot better from the consumer point of view as far as i can tell. insurance companies, they're finding huge problems with income verification. that will be a big problem for aetnas and cigna, blue cross plans next few months figuring out who get whats subsidies. it is a complex system. they're having a rough time. it is better than a few m

vin scully with a coin toss before the game.rive of the game, tyler ga of gaffney bounces off a defender, runs in for a touchdown. stanford goes up early in this one, 7-0. a few minutes left, connor cook under pressure .kwechb also ber son for palo alto takes it back for six. stanford is up by six. the spartans down three at the half. we're going to the kwourt quarter. cook to tony lippett. 25 yards. a that's. >> a touchdown. a career high 322 yards. four-point game late in the fourth. fourth and one. pullback handoff goes nowhere. and stanford loses a tough one, 24-20. we now go gown to the sight for the tough loss for stanford with reaction from a disappointed cardinal team. lisa? s . >> yes, very disappointed. stanford couldn't get to the end zone often enough. and they have their first rose bowl win since 1988 a humble head coach david shaw took to the podium afterwards. >> they made a few more plays than we could afford to give them. the downfield pass. and then one that we, you know, got it hemmed up to watch the ball and

scully fears that businesses could get crushed with some things that president is proposing today. and then, all things alcohol. then from up north, toronto mayor has a higher approve rally rating than tory president? conrad black, is ready to reveal the mayor's secret here. only here. we'll show him later. to rich edson on what to expect from president's big speech. >> when you look forward from here, president calls this a year of action, said where congress does not stand ready to cooperate with him and pass his agenda, he has a phone, and a pen, a pen to sign executive orders. the one today, raising minimum wage for federal workers, he hits road after this to sell his other policies, and other actions that president might take we'll see in the state of the union, one that a number of folks that are privy are not expecting too many new policy proposals, this is is a year to go after base for democrats and republicans,playing it safe. in congress we're not expecting major initiatives to make it past congress. republicans have responded to much of what president has been saying ab

. >> john scully. >> he's not going to deliver the message the country ought to hear. >> rick perry says twen 14 we should be focused on. >> doug wilder. >> there has to be a continuous announcement of clear contensions to the public by both sides. >> four hours to get to the d s dais. and tim pawlenty, who is hoping to hear more details on the nsa reform. >> cyberattacks, these are issues we ought to take seriously, and that starts with the problesident. >> john paul dejore yeah. he's made people drunk and pretty with the number of hair care products. >> now because of what happened recently in obamacare, more businesses have the incentive to have people working 30 hours a week instead of 40 hours a week. >> we'll have time to talk. you get a snack at home, and maybe something to drink. >> then from up north, how is it the toronto mayor has a higher approval rating than our president? >> the man leaving the capitol now could learn a few things from him. ♪ lets get together and feel all right ♪ >> matters of personal behavior, the mayor could learn from the president. >> pat buchanan. >>

former apple ceo john scully, we got democratic congressman charlie rangel. a fair and balanced coverage. as -- so you go to a news channel and get the news part of this, you go to another business channel, be bored to tears and get the market side, but we meld those two worlds. i am your hybrid man. >> target, neimans, now michaels. when were the fbi going to clue us in? >>> after the swipers, the hackers keep on striking. now the crestor chain, michael's, investigating a possible data breach that affected customer's credit card information, after the fbi warned other retailers are expecting some breaches. but where? the former homeland security secretary tom ridge and howard schmid, helping businesses defend themselves against cyberthreats. what can be done? seems to be done with random abandon. >> first aappreciate the fact that the fbi was reaching out to michael's and other retail stores and executives. the real challenge here is not only to alert them to the risk but perhaps -- i don't know the nature of the communication -- not only the generic risk bu

you were agent scully. >> special agent dana skully, from tv's "the x files." [ laughter ] >> jimmy:at's when you know my kid is going to grow up and be on "saturday night live." that's pretty fun. >> my mom styled that wig herself. >> jimmy: you have jonah hill this week. >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: which is fun. >> so exciting. >> jimmy: he knows how to do it. he's a funny guy. >> yeah, the best. >> jimmy: have you met him before? >> no. i actually -- i shook his hand because when i interviewing to be on "saturday night live," he was the host and i shook his hand backstage. so i'm kind of coming full circle. >> jimmy: this is full circle right now, you guys. that's cool. so it's going to the be the motel episode of "saturday night live." and tune in, see little baby kate mckinnon, this weekend "saturday night live." jonah hill and musical guest bastille. "wild cub" performs next. come on back, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ male announcer ] every inch. every minute. every second -- we chip away. with an available ecodiesel engine... and a best-in-class 30 mpg highway and 730-mil

legendary announcer vince scully the grand marshal for the game. cook gets the heat from umanum. the pass goes to kevin anderson who takes to the hothouse. stanford 17-14 at the half. the door opened for a comeback. 17 unanswered points. then they are down 24-17. fourth and one under two minutes to go. instead of going to gaffney, ryan was denied. that's the ballgame. michigan state wins the upset 24-20. >>> baylor ucs and the fiesta bowl play of the day from bryce petty. he flips head first into the end zone but the knights beat the bears, 52-42. >>> a record 105,000, the big house for the winter classic in ann arbor. tyler bos e k with the game winner in a shootout. leaves win 3-2. that's the sports minute. have a great day. >>> play of the day from the gator bowl. we have some more football. nebraska's tony armstrong junior unleashing a deep pass from the end zone and watch quincy unumwa. he is at the 50 and beats that guy. no one left, michelle. gone! that's a 99-yard touchdown pass. the cornhuskers beat georgia and they get the play of the day. >> that's a play of the week.

vin scully was the grand marshal and got loud ovations all along the route.est seats are right here in the front row. but if you know someone who works in a building along colorado boulevard, window seats can be the perfect perch. you came prepared, didn't you? >> we have been here, i think, five of the last six years. we know what time to get here, the right parking lot, and to bring our step stools. >> reporter: with beautiful flowers and plants, these floats are spectacular. and a real source of pride for a few thousand people who volunteered to work on them including yvonne young. >> i actually helped decorate it, one of the floats this year. so it's an amazing experience. >> stanford fans meanwhile gathered at the dutch goose in menlo park to watch the cardinal take on michigan state in the rose bowl. stanford was going for its second straight win in the game billed as the granddaddy of them all. but they came up short falling to the spartans by a score of 24-20. we'll have the thrilling finish later on in sports. >>> if your new year's resolution was to

announcer vince scully the grand marshal. stanford up 10-7 when connor cook gets the heat. the pass goes right to palo alto high's kevin anderson who takes it to the house. stanford couldn't separate, only leading 17-14 at the half. the door opened for a comeback 17 unanswered points. spartans take the lead in the fourth. stanford now down 24-17. all coming down to this. fourth and one under two minutes to go. instead of going to tyler gaffney, he was denied. that's the ballgame. michigan wins the upset 24-20. >>> baylor ucs in the fiesta bowl. play of the day from bryce petty rolling right, flips, head first into the end zone. but the knights beat the bears 52-42. >>> a record 105,491 the big house for the winter classic in ann arbor. tyler with the game win near shootout. leafs beat the wings final 3-2. that's your sports minute. i'm dave lewis. have a gate day. >>> things went so well for michigan state coach mark d'antonio he even managed to avoid the celebratory gatorade shower. look at that. must have been a disappointment for his players after their rose bowl victory

romney, former media tycoon conrad black, former obama advisor robert wolf and former apple ceo john scullyf wall street earnings report tomorrow but could be a sign for you to say good-bye to the stock? liz: next we talk with a facebook bear. even though the stock is up pretty dramatically. my dad has aor afib.brillation, he has the most common kind... ...it's not caused by a heart valve problem. dad, it says your afib puts you at 5 times greater risk of a stroke. that's why i take my warfarin every day. but it looks like maybe we should ask your doctor about pradaxa. in a clinical trial, pradaxa® (dabigatran etexilate mesylate)... ...was proven superior to warfarin at reducing the risk of stroke. and unlike warfarin, with no regular blood tests or dtary restrictions. hey thanks for calling my doctor. sure. pradaxa is not for people with artificial heart valves. don't stop taking pradaxa without talking to your doctor. stopping increases your risk of stroke. ask your doctor if you need to stop pradaxa before surgery or a medical or dental procedure. pradaxa can cause serious, sometimes fat

me is former apple ceo josh scully -- john sculley come in now with pivot.rl icahn an agent of change for apple? >> i think apple is a much better shape than anyone gives it credit for. i was on this show last april when apple stock fell below $400 and i said, he pulled don't understand how strong this company is. then it went up to $550. i think it will go right back up again. the situation they have now, they are just beginning the rollout and china. only 16 cities in china with lte be 400 by theill end of the year. i think apple is being way overreacted to buy investors and it is a positive that carl icahn just went out and bought more stock. >> how does it get to the $500 rice level? does it move beyond focusing on a few key products and look outside its comfort zone for acquisitions to beef up its product line? does it return cash to shareholders? will work its way back up again just on the performance of the business. tim cook said they will have big announcements this year. if i was going to bet on something, i would bet on mobile payments. mobile pay

current quarter guidance short of consensus and an hour from now we'll get information from john scully will join us at post nine. we said how easy it would be to set a new record which they did on phones, but no one expected phones to come in quite this low. >> no. i think there's a big schism developing, the analysts have really turned on apple now. this has become an unruly conference call. and you'll see in a moment, but the analysts are still talking about are you still a growth company? these are questions you don't expect to be asked on an actual apple call. and another one asking whether this has just been peaked and we're kind of done and, you know, obviously cook arguing no and there's some good pushback. there is a question of mobile payments, for instance. that's not dismissed, but the fact is they didn't bring it out. there's a lot in here that i think people are going to say it's over. i urge people to look at the initial question from katie huberty about what they expect in the future about iphone and oppenheimer, the cfo, has some interesting points about channel and inv

very own neil cavuto talks to former governor mitt romney, conrad block, robert wonderful and john scullystern time. >>> it is time for the super bowl super stock of the day. today's pick, general mills. the stock is up over 15% in the last year. the last month the cereal maker released disappointing second-quarter earnings with kind of flat revenue growth. on the bright side it reaffirmed its 2014 sales growth forecast and expects mid to high single-digit growth in operating profit in the back half of the year. now of course on to the ads. general mills will make history as it debut as cheerios ad at the super bowl, first time in brand history. i'm surprised actually. the commercial will air during the first unscheduled timeout of the game. while the storyline has not been revealed but the common theme is the power of family love. it must have something to do with reducing cholesterol because that is what cheerios ads usually say. they are will be made by the recent team for the cheerio ads. it garnered buzz for a use of a cross web brand exposure was up 77% compared to the week before.

theme of this year's parade is dreams come through and fame dodgers play by play broadcaster vince scully the grand marshal. police and fire are stepping up security in wake of the tragedies like the boston bombing last spring. this will be followed by the rosebowl game featuring stanford taking on michigan state. if you want so more of this parade we're broadcasting it on kicu 36 right now. we'll rerun it all day long until 7:00 this evening. you can watch it any time. >> go, kear -- cardinal. >> yes. >>> and the new year means bigger paychecks for some local workers. the two bay area cities seeing an increase in their minimum wage. >>> it is 8:24. both the san francisco police and fire departments have put up the help wanted sign. there are currently 1450 firefighters in the city but the department tells the examiner it needs up to 600 more firefighters to handle the city's population growth. by the year 2040, san francisco is projected to grow by a third to nearly 1.1 million people. the police department says it will need 300 to 500 additional officers. >>> starting today, some worker

were plenty of festivities, kids, the usc marching band and the icon vince scully was there, as wellnd even a little beach volleyball taking place during the day. the ducks got an easy win over the kings, 3-0 was the final. they celebrated with a fireworks show at the stadium. >>> closer to home, fans shark jose went home happy, although minnesota broke out to a 2-0 lead. the sharks scored twice. the second goal in overtime to lead san jose to their 6th straight win. a 3-2 winner over minnesota last night. the sharks will play the kings tomorrow. >>> the sun dance film festival announcing the top dramatic film in its competition, drumming up a lot of buzz, called whiplash about a drummer in the world of jazz musicians. last year the bay area film picked up the same sun dance award. >>> and you will want to take a look at this video. a 2-year-old skateboarder from australia. while most toddlers are just getting used to walking, this guy is skateboarding through the streets. his name is calay kelly. he comes from a family that loves to skateboard. he has been ride ongoing a skateboard