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and that grease fires have to be smothered? the more you know, the better you can plan for whats ahead. get smarter about your insurance. ♪ we are farmers bum - pa - dum, bum - bum - bum - bum ♪ >>> the veteran police officer chosen to be interim chief says he doesn't want the job long term. matt keller is live where we're getting the new insight of what's next. >> reporter: the new interim chief spoke to us and said he's not a long term solution. >> reporter: the title fits the resume. larry esquivel has served 20 years most recently deputy chief before he was named interim chief. >> it was a bit of a surprise. >> reporter: esquivel says he hopes to continue some of the same policies and efforts made by moore and increase moral. but he also made it clear today that he is not applying. >> i did not for personal reasons i did not. but i'll be more than happy to take the interim position now. >> reporter: fagone hoped to have named a chief now. but tom lawrence the assistant chief in dallas and the aurora police chief said she is

take us, sir, to this new place of freedom and choices where the nanny state can no longer smother us under the giant tyranny. >> this is right here the marketplace. the marketplace is where people -- there's not going be gap here. there's no ann taylor. you want an ann taylor, go some place else. [ laughter ] >> jon: excuse me, sir. freedom town sounds great. i like the principles of freedom and liberty, but where will i get my casual basics. gap and ann taylor not allowed in the market driven independent. no word on ann taylor lost. you can pick up mix and match pieces for the office. the price point, which i can assure is almost -- [ laughter ] the point is. i thought y'all hated central planning. remember? the right, freedom, the left central planning and tyranny. >> get your damn hands off my fries, lady. if i want to be a fatty, and shovel french fries all day long it's my choice. >> jon: yes! and while french fries have been legal, cheap and ubiquitous, point taken. tell buts buffet. >> we have a real problem with food. it needs to be local. >> jon: (bleep) that! get your damn

and that grease fires have to be smothered? more you know, the better you can plan for whats ahead. get smarter about your insurance. ♪ we are farmers bum - pa - dum, bum - bum - bum - bum ♪ jim: beautiful blue skies now are starting to take over here in southern california. again, just to remind everyone we are extending our coverage here until the top of the hour on the east coast. and at that point you can follow the tournament on the golf channel for everyone out west, you will still be able to see the broadcast on cbs. then tomorrow, with whatever is remaining as no doubt that last group will have somewhere around nine holes, maybe more to play. 4:00 eastern time on cbs and lead-in coverage on the golf channel. let's get out to 10. >> well, the ocean is to the right. that is where it pulled. good, solid par there. he has to pay attention the next two holes coming up, really long and difficult against the win. the setting sun these guys will be squinting right into. let's go back to three. jim: fritsch. >> this is a chip sh

consolidations including francis stevens, garrison elementary, johnson elementary, malcomb x elementary and smothers. so some are relieved today. and may -- mayor vincent gray believes this will help speed up education reform. the protesters want a moratorium on the 15 schools that will be closed. the school system says they got feedback from thousands of people and the protesters have yet to be seen. back to you. >> you can imagine parents and kids are very passionate about saving their local schools. >>> president obama's proposal to require all gun sales go through a background check has some widespread support. even the majority of nra members support the idea, but how would background checks be implemented on private details? as peggy fox reports, they're already required in several states, but the seller and the buyer meet a licensed dealer who runs the tech. >> reporter: virginia tech shooting survivor collin goddard has gone undercover at gun shows across the country to show how easy it is to buy high powered firearms without a background check. >> this is exactly the problem we want to stop

. >> those things hurt, but i cannot allow the past to smother me, to make me so angry that i can't getver it. because if you get angry, mad and evil, you look to do evil. but i have been freed from that kind of thing. my faith continues. i refuse to hate them. i refuse to hate them. >> what that white man did to me, come and rescued me and took a chance on his life, that gives me a sense of forgiveness. i forgive those people. you have to do that. >> sims calls their faith "the theology of liberation." you at one point said, "i'm listening for what salvation and redemption might look like." >> i marvel at people's ability to not only live through what they experienced but not to become consumed by hatred. for some it was arriving at a point where they recognized that even in the midst of evil, god was still with them. >> their lives, their testimony, an affirmation that lives once scarred can transcend evil. >> i think my faith must dictate to me what i say, what i do, how i act, how i live my life. and my faith teaches me that i am to forgive. >> even as the lynching tree continues to

abuses mount up from the big guys and little guys like us get routed back from the table do to a smothering bunch of regulations. vernment interventions come at the result of wind things it out of control. i health care costs to go $150 billion. john: it's his body. he can make his own stupid choices. >> i never believe that i'm hurting anybody's freedom. jo: you are banning things. you support the ban on the soft drinks. >> well, the big soft drink is important to realize that we need said -- you have children at the age of nine. th suffer from hypertension as a result of too much soda, too much sugar as a result that people are not taking their own responsibility. that is when government jump into it. john: how can you say you're leaving them your toys? you're not. >> well, they should be glad. we're trying to do it. john: this is dangerous. too big. >> depending how many of those you have. john: ilegal. >> that's the reason i have the surcharge on it, to make sure that people get discouraged from getting this kind of items. john: and you want to -- [talking over each other] john: it baen

salt lake city breathing easier, literally after smog smothered residents and businesses.ms headed south to tiny florida, but not because of the weather. great story coming up. first, a look at the world's currencies and how they are against the u.s. dollar, which, again, seeing the year row getting stronger, a buck-34, yikes. ♪ this happy couple used capital one venture miles for their "destination wedding." double miles you can "actually" use. but with those single mile travel cards... [ bridesmaid ] blacked out... but i'm a bridesmaid. oh! "x" marks the spot she'll never sit. but i bought a dress! a toast... ...to the capital one venture card. fly any airline, any flight, anytime. double miles you can actually use. what a coincidence? what's in your wallet? [ all screaming ] watch the elbows ladies. >> at 24 minutes past the hour, lauren green with the fox news minute. brazilian police arrested three people following the deaths of more than 230 in a nightclub fire. the blaze reportedly started when a band member lit a flair on stage resulting in mass panic as they fled

investors will get smothered by a history of economic smoke signals this week, starting with the demand-ticket u.s.- made goods in the with the key january jobs report. investors will focus on results from caterpillar, do we for the start of trade this morning. yahoo is up after the bell today. the companies fourth quarter earnings are a big test for c zero more as the mire. the results will be a look into yahoos new business strategy. >> twitter is now worth $9 billion that is to an investment offered by the world's largest asset company. like iraq has launched an $80 million offer to a number of twitter is early employees. the increase in clears up value nation comes during iraqi. for silicon valley. abyla lost more than a third of its value in four months. intel and microsoft are struggling to adapt as smart phones and tablas dominate over pcs. all lanes of westbound as a highway 80 and el cerrito are open after a fatal collision close the road for several hours sunday. the collision at the cutting boulevard off ramp was first reported just before 9:00 p.m.. in a mall the least two c

government can and must provide opportunity, not smother it, foster productivity, not stifle it. if we look to the answer as to why for so many years we achieved so much, prospered as no other people on earth, it was because here in this land we unleashed the energy and individual genius of man to a greater extent than has ever been done before. freedom and the dignity of the individual have been more available and assured here than in any other place on earth. the price for this freedom at times has been high, but we have never been unwilling to pay that price. it is no coincidence that our present troubles parallel and are proportionate to the intervention and intrusion in our lives that result from unnecessary and excessive growth of government. it is time for us to realize that we're too great a nation to limit ourselves to small dreams. we're not, as some would have us believe, doomed to an inevitable decline. i do not believe in a fate that will fall on us no matter what we do. i do believe in a fate that will fall on us if we do nothing. so, with all the creative energy at

. >> this is some of the local favorites with smothered court. chips. and a superstar of sandwich. featured in bon appetit. it is described as a mexican big mac. or, get a back ru extra napkins or, a margarita. >> it was nice to see jeff pierce. take a look of the difference with president obama some funny moments on his first term. for over 60,000 california foster children, nights can feel long and lonely. i miss my sister. i miss my old school. i miss my room. i don't want special treatment. i just wanna feel normal. to help, sleep train is collecting pajamas to any sleep train, for foster children, big and small. and help make a foster child's night a little cozier. not everyone can be a foster parent, but anyone can help a foster child. >> president obama's just days away from being sworn in to his second term in office. we're taking a look back at some of the funniest moments from his first four years. check it out. >> we cannot sustained... [laughter] >> all of you know who i am. >> if you noticed i had a lot more energy in my second debate. i was well rested after a long na

lori: weekend winter storm saving people in utah from a smothering smog had doctors telling people tome? regulators blaming something called temperature inversion. when a combo of no wind and cold temperatures drapeau out ants in the valley. the epa labeled the salt lake city area as worst area in january that is not fog or snow. that is smog. melissa: it is. doctors in the area are warning of really dire consequences. they're talking about the dangers to pregnant women and unborn children. this is problem building for a while. we're focusing on it right now but it is a very incredible story. lori: when you have the pictures to tell the story it is all the difference. melissa: totally. tomorrow's college payment is a bitter pill to swallow. like some you're overqualified for your current job. lori: not me. twitter is trending. blackrock sinking $80 million into the social media giant. we'll glimpse how much the company is really worth. ♪ . lori: get this the world's largest asset management company, blackrock, is looking to get a stake of twitter that could value the social messaging

. >> literature covered this quite well when lenny smothered the puppy in "of mice and men." >> was it a bunny? when jarod leto was beaten up it was the same thing. >> he wanted to destroy something beautiful. >> exactly. >> the weird thing is i thought jarod was hotter when half of his face was pulp. i was more turned on by that. there is another thing to this, another reaction i noticed that is called the awe-gasm. people react almost sexually. it is like -- like that. i prefer the anger because it is far less creep ethan the awe-gasm. the sexual reaction i found gross. >> you know about the study, this is my theory on the study. say there is a researcher with a serious fetish, but he can't find a way to get into the fetish. the fetish is i would like to see young people popping bubble wrap, but i am too embarrassed. he would say i will have people look at that and tell them to pop the bubble wrap. so while they are watching these videos and he is pretending he is measuring angry he is masterbating. >> you just described how civilization came about. >> it is fun to take bubble wrap a

. >> literature covered it well when liny smothered the puppy. >> the bunny. >> i don't remember. but your favorite movie spice club when jared was beaten up. >> he wanted to destroy something beautiful. >> exactly. >> and the weird thing. i thought he was hotter when half of his face was pulp. i was more turned on to that. the agas am. when they react almost sexually . this, i prefer the anger because it is far less creepy than the orgas'm. >> and the study and this is my theory. let's say there is a researcher with a serious like fetish and he can't find a way to get people in the fetish and this fetish is i would like to see young students popping bubble wrap and i am too embarrassed and he came up with a study. i will have people look at cute videos and tell them to pop the bubble wrap. he's pretending he is measuring angry and he is master baiting. >> you described how civilization came. >> and take the little puppy and going to get you and pop it in front of his face and he loves it. >> that was adorable. >> i hate to break it to you dana. cuteness is a sham and a survival i

zone important this economy that has gone on for four years and now getting worse because he is smothering the private sector. they cover up these entitlements >> the election is over. you are not holding a grudge, are you? >> you don't care how much nbc and american people are able to see the reality of the two candidates for themselves. >> we got to run. >> sean: good to see you both. we're back in the recession. >> we're not in the recession but it was bad news. >> sean: it may be a recession, we'll see. i hope not. the country, his policies are not working. thanks for being with us. we learned earlier today for the first time in more than three years, the u.s. economy shrank for top democrats for nancy pelosi they are saying they are not responsible for the fiscal mess that you are now in. they are blaming other people. later tonight, it's bad enough that your tax dollars are being used to arm egypt with f-16s and tanks. we are watching the defense ministers now that the destination on the brink of collapse. what in fact is obama's plan on that issue and where are those f-16s going to

the smothers brothers they are any frovolity between jim and john harbaugh as the super bowl draws nearick continues to be sure of the >>> don't expect anything from the harbaughs as the super bowl draws near. >> we did it last year. it was fine. it got old last year right? >> both harbaugh brothers have made it clear they don't want to make their relationship the focus of the super bowl. >> civil rights take pass personally. >> there have been over 300 sets of brothers to play in the nfl. peyton and eli have metisse in -- met twice but both during the regular season. >> outside of football, the williams sisters are no strangers. >> don't expect any trash talk like that over the next two weeks as jim and john don't even plan to speak until super bowl sunday. >> we haven't spoken. a couple texts. i imagine that won't be much more. pretty busy getting ready. >> colin if kaepernick continues to be unphased as he prepared for the 10th start of his nfl career. he is one win away of capping it off with a super bowl title. >> very bright future. >> that is what jim harbaugh would call the mast

as it smothers a town. cyclone oswald. a pair of police officers were hit by a car covered with the foam. at least three people were killed from the storm. and thousands evacuated. some people were allowed to return home. they are dealing with quite a mess. it can be disgusting. as our own tucker barnes found out a couple years ago. i said earlier, tucker loves a good weather story. i'll bet that's where he is. >> would we be surprised? >> he's in australia. >> might be in australia. might be covering it for sky tv down there. >> might be underneath the sea foam and we can't get him. >> it looks clean. >> it looks inocuous. it's dirty. it's got sand in it. >> looks like one big ol' bubble bath to me. >> things were calm yesterday in terms of precipitation. today we have clouds and we also had morning fog to deal with. a sprinkle here or there. saw a little bit picked up there. but we're going to see sunshine into the course of today. not all bad. and the clouds will increase tonight ahead of a frontal system. let's take a

and that grease fires have to be smothered?e you know, the better you can plan for whats ahead. get smarter about your insurance. ♪ we are farmers bum - pa - dum, bum - bum - bum - bum ♪ >>> bart rider ship is at an all-time high, while that's good news for bart, it is cause something problems, and bart is now considering do something at two stations that it has never done before. >> reporter: commuters at the bart station say -- >> it's pretty hectic. >> reporter: it seems to get more crowded by the day. with an affect of 391,000 passengers taking bart each weekday, ridership is at an all- time high, and the two most crowded stations could get worse. ridership could hit 700,000 a day within 15 to 20 years. >> bart staff is thinking about what type of solutions can we emme document address the growing capacity. >> reporter: such potential solutions could include high- speed escalators. one idea bart is a looking at, make these seating areas smaller. it would save some space, but would also mean fewer people could sit down. >> m

sky in salt lake city has a smothering soot. city doctors demanded lawmakers to protect will people's health. cold air is trapped the city's pollution between an icy cloud area in a dense smog it is declared a public health insurance. it irritates the throat . can affect absolutely anyone. >> we have had a long string of this. it doesn't give our lungs a chance to heal and do well. the concern is that we have to do something and make a change. >> the change that the doctors want lawmakers to make are immediate but are temporary. reducing freeway limits to 55 miles per hour . making mass transit free to encourage car used left . ordering the oil refineries to go in half . prohibit wood burning and get companies to promote telecommuting and reduce employee driving. the timing could not be worse. thousands of people flocked to salt lake city for the out door retail market. many are worrying about the market and the sun dance film festival doesn't make the city look good at all. they are playing down the official public emergency sa

it smothered the town's beach and streets ten feet thick in some spots. >>> that's incredible. >>> newsor your health, a new treatment for migraines. many people find the pain so intense it disrupt their lives. this report has a doctor who developed a pair of glasses that's helping some patients. >> she suffered her first migraine last year when she was pregnant. it lasted an entire weekend. >> i was like dizzy, and just really bad. >> women who was -- >> she did not want to take medication, but she ran into an engineer on campus who helped design these glasses for migraine patients. >> it helped tremendously. i started feeling much better, and it reduced my headaches. >> 80% to 90% have light sensitive. can industrier the headaches. he worked with the university for tonics for t. >> this is a more form-fitting frame so that it prevents in ambient light from coming in. >> a few patients have tried them. he as starting clinical trials. if it is clinical trials do gel, they should have a tremendous asset, especially when you considered the approval treatment for nursing and pregnant women

and that grease fires have to be smothered? the more you know, the better you can plan for whats ahead. get smarter about your insurance. ♪ we are farmers bum - pa - dum, bum - bum - bum - bum ♪ >> i'm jim cramer and welcome to my world. >> you need to get in the game. >> firms are going to go out of business and he's nuts! they're nuts! they know nothing. i always like to say there's a bull market somewhere. "mad money," you can't afford to miss it. hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. my job is not just to entertain. call me. 1-800-743-cnbc. what a difference a year makes. while the averages are ho-humming along, we have just the opposite of 2012. you may not see it on individual days but every weekend i go over the charts. what i saw this weekend, it dazzled. at this time last year all we heard about was staying local. exposures to overseas markets, we were the world's beacon, the safest place to invest. europe was imploding. china converged on a hard landing. china had no pulse. it seemed to be a h

this is not a laundromat that has gone wrong it's a beach town smothered in seafoam, some of the wackyttling australia. this is like a where is this happening, that's writ is. foamy bubbles form when powerful waves put air into the water. floods have forced thousands of people from their homes in much more difficult situations. in some cases they have had deaths down there due to the weather but that lady was smiling with the foam surrounding her entire home there. weird. bill: walk key stories coming out of aussie. what was the wrong we were singing earlier. martha: tiny bubbles, done hoe. i got rid of it but now it's back. thank you bill. bill: ten minutes pw-fp the hour. cleanup that mess. wear watching a new front line in the gun debate this, time in vermont. a firing range has told the local police department that its officers are not welcome there. molly lion is live in boston with this story. what is going on there, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. the chair of the fish and game club in vermont says it goes become to a constitutional issue stemming from the second

smother raj. peter doocy joining us life from the floor of the washington convention center.now about that molly, what do we know about what the first lady will be wearing tonight. >> that's a secret right up there with the nation's nuclear codes right now that and the song of the first dance. it does have some significance because the first lady's dress here at the inaug usually donated to the smithsonian. that's why there is a lot of curiosity about it. you may remember in 2009 she wore a white one shouldered think upon dress by a then somewhat unknown 26-year-old designer jason roo. her husband said she was very good looking in 2009. i'm sure he will say something like that today. last first dance beon is is -- beyonce's last dance. >> shepard: who else is performing tonight? >> it's a lot of stuff that you would hear if you got in your car and turned on the radio right now. alicia keyes. stevie wonder. john legend. who is the band fun. we are in a big 473,000 square foot basement. and we expect about 20 minutes from now to see a lot of dancing. even though people are real

and that grease fires have to be smothered?better you can plan for whats ahead. get smarter about your insurance. ♪ we are farmers bum - pa - dum, bum - bum - bum - bum ♪ we asked total strangers to watch it for us. thank you so much. i appreciate it. i'll be right back. they didn't take a dime. how much in fees does your bank take to watch your money? if your bank takes more money than a stranger, you need an ally. ally bank. your money needs an ally. >>> an epic hour of "power" ahead. facebook holding a mysterious press event at the top of the hour. everyone has been speculating what the announcement may be. a bird, a plane, it's what we don't even really know. but we will know soon and you'll know when we tell you. think small for big games, a money manager tells us why he's so hot on small cap tech this year. and where are hedge funds and the super rich putting their money? we will tell you. back to scott and the "halftime" crew. >> thanks so much. see you at the top of the hour. lululemon, is it a buying opportunity? the c

bistro moderne, home of the $150 hamburger smothered with truffles. pasta can run you even more. at an auction in macau in 2010, this two-pound white truffle sold for $330,000, a record amount. it's not like agriculture. people don't put a seed in the ground. >> no. >> and they're a fungus. >> yes, they're underground fungus. >> so the farmer really can't make it happen? >> no, they can't do anything. we can't do anything. you're always on the phone, many telephones, saying, "sorry, sorry, i don't have. i don't have." and i wish i had 100 tons a day to make everybody happy. >> in france, the truffle is so revered that in the village of uzes, a special mass is held in its honor. churchgoers not only put money in the collection plate, they also add truffles. there's a reason for the special prayers. because of climate change, the harvests are down from an annual haul of 2,000 tons of truffles 100 years ago to just 30 tons today. the scarcity and high prices have attracted elements of organized crime, who've turned the truffle trade into something resemb

pushed her down on the floor, grabbed a pillow, put it over her face and tried to smother her with it davis then re-interviewed gutierrez. he gave the same story, denying everything. only his body language was a little more forthcoming. >> he acted about as squirrelly as you could possibly get. and by that, i mean, he was nervous. he didn't want to be there. he couldn't wait to get the interview over with. and after talking to mr. gutierrez, he stood out like a sore thumb. >> davis got a warrant to draw a blood sample. dna testing was possible by then but still not quite precise. and once again the saliva on two of the cigarette butts in christie's trash can could have been gutierrez's -- could have been. at that time it wasn't even as good as a fingerprint. >> no, it wasn't. >> did you arrest him? >> no. >> and with that, the christie fleming case went cold again, and would stay that way unless davis could find something, anything, that would help solve the mystery. for that, it would take eight more years until a clever plan was hatched to trap the killer. >>> coming up, the circle

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she's really a smother. >> that's good. >> in real life, i have finally learned to be like a fireman.i come when i'm called. >> is that right? >> it's working. you know me a long time. >> i know, i know. >> lot of therapy. >> you are crazy. i like your voices. >> that's why we love it. >> i have to go ahead and say this. all my girlfriends back home in tennessee asked me last night, because you know how carol burnett used to do this? to say hi to her mom? they want me to say hi. they try to watch everything i'm on. so doing this or this, you know, is way too -- so i may do something. >> that's a little bit whacky? >> so if i do it -- >> twitch or something weird. >> tell us about your daughter running against mitch mcconnell. >> there you go. we got to play trivia. we got to hear it, is your daughter going to run against mitch mcconnell? very important. >> brandi's cat happened to walk by with a hair ball last night. so good. >> is she or is she not going to run against mitch mcconnell? dying to know. >> dateline hoda. >> dying to know, dying to know. >> i don't know. and you know i w

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but this campaign failed to smother the sectional conflict. on the contrary, it escalated it. it eventually convinced most northerners that southern power meant northern weakness. southern control of the national government meant infringement on northern interests and northern liberties. and that, therefore, only a political party dedicated to stopping the expansion of slavery and containing and rolling back the political domination of the federal government, by the slave owners and their allies, could protect the rights of the people of the north. that is what the republican party came into existence to do. its platform specifically promised to exclude slavery from all federal territories, as you well may know, and republican office herolds made clear that if elected, they would turn that promise into government policy. important to emphasize at this point, i think, that this issue of slavery in the territories was not confined in its significance to those territories. on the contrary, in the eyes of both slavery supporters and its opponents, slavery's expansion was intimatel

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