snyder but i'm taking the other side of the argument. what do you see? reverse that. i don't want to minimize either one of their jobs and by the way, i do think mike did an excellent job on this. he nailed it. i wouldn't be a great sportswriter but he would be a great management professor. tyler, you teed it up well. i think the zuckerberg challenge was the tougher one. he has the burning platform of public ownership, the public scrutiny, of course they both face, but the control that snyder has is a luxury compared to the kinds of pressures i think legal, financial, and technological in terms of the obsolescence issues. basically zuckerberg had a model that the time they went public, he realized was becoming obsolete. it took a kick in the pants to realize the mobile revolution, to realize what ad revenue was meaning. tyler, it's often been said that experience is the best teacher, and those of us who are teachers hate that expression, but you can take a look at both these guys, one of them has learned from experience, one of them hasn't. experience wa

snyder says our main applications include weapons launching control system for nuclear submarines andand others want to make sure neither snyder nor the handful of other current bidders get the contract. >> all remaining bidders are guilty of the exact same violations. they should all be disqualified tonight. >> snierd was a no show at tonight's meeting. they claim any nuclear weapons involvement they've had happened a decade ago. in oakland christin ayers kpix 5. >> christin tells us the contractor was not approved to be the. the issue will now go before the entire city council. >>> someone is going around stealing mail in belmont. police say the crooks are taking it right outside those curb side mailboxes. large amounts of discarded mail are being found tossed into people's yards along terrace drive the past week. >> what we think is happening is that subjects are going through, selectively taking pieces of mail. they're probably going for things related to identity theft. it's the time of year when your w-2s arrive for taxes. >> now, police are asking everyone to report suspicious

dan snyder and the redskins have been a public relations nightmare. seemstion excessive but jay gruden hit it out of the park when he said this job is not just about me. moving forward, it is about the washington redskins, the fans, the players, the staff. we are going to do it together. i know working with dan and bruce and the coaches, we can accomplish a lot. >> he gets it. he has never had a quarterback run more than 68 times in a season. rg iii gets that in half a season. let's go to tampa bay. here come the lightning. this game is tied at three. time running out in regulation. he will move his way over. game and theythe win 4-3. 12-2.ad been rolling at but then knocked down nine shots. just three of 14, that was the difference for south beach george washington. his points in the second half. but the big story, jay gruden comes to washington. >> we are ready for it. >> sushi in terms of >> the school closings page hoping for a few changes. so far, only stafford county is operating on a two-hour delay. good morning washington starts at 4:30 a.m. i

bruce snyder sat on one side, jay sat on the other. and then quickly he was out of here.we did not have an opportunity to talk to him about that. and with good reason, he kind of left on purpose with that. we didn't come up today. moving forward here. at redskins park. that's the theme. >> that would seem to be the theme. >>> all right, that's it for us. the cbs evening news is next. >> i'll be back with jan jeffcoat for your only local news at 7:00. as always, wusa9.com is always on. >> have a good >> pelley: tonight, a two-hour apology. >> i am embarrassed and humiliated. >> pelley: new jersey's governor takes the heat and fires an aide as the feds investigate traffic jams created by his office for political revenge. elaine quijano and michelle miller are on the breaking story. john dickerson on the damage to a leading republican. >> i am a very sad person today. >> pelley: david martin has an early look at a pentagon investigation on sexual harassment. what's the problem at the military academies? dr. jon lapook reports on why big food companies have cut calories in pa

the interview with dan snyder and everybody here, the passion for excellence is there. all they want to do is win and they will provide you with every avenue to win. i don't know what happened last year and i don't care what happened last year. all i care about is moving forward. i'm going to provide the players with every avenue like i said for them to succeed and be great. >> he doesn't know what happened last year. we'll update him on that when we speak to him one on one a little later. much to get to here from the washington post who was here. we'll talk about that job search and how extensive it was. we've got much to get to here at redskins park. for now though back to you in the studios. >> all right, thanks, dave. >>> the majority of the players have left the area, gone back to their hometown. but some are hanging around. our diane roberts caught up with alfred moore to get his thoughts on the new head coach. >> reporter: it is the offseason, so only a handful oplayers are in town. we caught up with a few past and present redskins players for their reactions to

mark snyder looks back. >> and this is demonstration today. declares unconditional war on poverty in america. >> the speech came less than two months after the assassination our aim is to relieve the symptom of poverty. but decure it. above all. to prevent it. >> poverty had been a major concern of president kennedy, and with the country still grieving and almost one in five americans living in poverty, johnson declared war on poverty.

melissa: michigan governor rick snyder is a man with a plan.has announced his big idea to revitalize the bankrupt city of detroit. bringing immigrants in to fix it. snyder says 50,000 talented foreigners are just what the city's crumbling economy needs. it is no surprise that many don't agree with him. so here to drill down on how it will work is moody's managing director and chief economist john lonski. john, before we get to this, i want to get your reaction to today's market selloff. what did you think is behind it and do you think it will continue? >> well, first of all the worry about the health of emerging market economies, will they grow rapidly enough to provide support to u.s. exports? toward the end of last year u.s. exports to emerging markets up by more than 5%. u.s. exports to advanced economies by only 2%. they're very important. moreover i think there is growing sense that treasury bond yields are too high for a still fragile world economy, for a still wimpy u.s. economic recovery. i think the current 10-year treasury yield of 2.

when i called the compound, it was steven snyder. >> steven snyder was koresh's top lieutenant. >> he started screaming through the phone that we had no right to be there, to get off the property immediately. i tried to stay calm. i said, steve, we have to talk. we have to work this out. you and i have to work this out. people are dying. people are hurt. we need to stop the shooting. >> soon cavanaugh is talking directly with david koresh. >> everything's okay. just you and me are talking. that's the main thing. you care for people. >> i had a radio mic in one ear with an agent pleading for his life and i had this guy on the phone who thought he was god. >> checking now our top stories on prime news. in waco, texas, at least four federal agents are dead and 14 are injured in a shoot-out with members of a religious cult. >> it takes negotiators two and a half hours to gain a cease fire. after that, the top priority is to retrieve the wounded and dead atf agents from around the compound. the whole scene has the look of a war zone. >> when i first got there, it was a very tense, uncomfor

period and i want to personally commend commander ollie but i think he left and working with nicole snyder and i worked there as well and worked with them and extremely responsive to solve these problems but there is still work to be done and quickly to sum up what they are. we want to see all collisions reported by the sfpd. i know it's hard work but it needs to be done so we need to know what problems to solve. we need to investigate the collisions and not just report them but investigate them. officers should be trained on an ongoing basis. the lessons you learn yoke

i know dan snyder is very committed to winning. i know bruce allen is. i know i am. we all know we have to do it together and sell that to our team, our players, coaches and staff and together we can make things work. >> reporter: you said you haven't had an opportunity to speak with rg3 yet. obviously robert is an electric athlete, had the best rookie year in nfl history. when you get an opportunity to speak with him, what will you say? >> welcome, introduce myself. i'm excited to coach him and let him know that i'm excited to be part of his career and i know that we need him to succeed. he needs us to succeed. so we also have to understand it's not just about robert. there's 52 other guys on the roster that we have to coach up and let them know that they're also a major part of this success or failure rate of the washington redskins. so as far as robert is concerned, he's a dynamic player and definitely excited to get to work with him. >> lot of work to be done, but what does rg3 say about his new coach and why does another player say the selection process isn't wh

mark snyder looks back. >> and this is demonstration today. declares unconditional war on poverty in america. >> the speech came less than two months after the assassination our aim is to relieve the symptom of poverty. but decure it. above all. to prevent it. >> poverty had been a major concern of president kennedy, and with the country still grieving and almost one in five americans living in poverty, johnson declared war on poverty. university of texas and dallas professor wrote a book about how poverty can undermine the viability of the united states. he says johnson's war on poverty speech is one of his best, and the timing was perfect. he realize that he is not going to be a loved president, therefore, it's much easier to continue the line of a president that was more than admired. he was loved and whatever, and take his agenda and make it yours. all the time making sure that you give enough credit to the pen. let us cowerry forward the plans and the programs of john fitzgerald kennedy. not because of our sorrow, and sympathy, but becaus

the bengals coaching lineup to a college head coach, see who is in town this week to talk to dan snyder and company. good evening, everybody. i'm jan jeffcoat. >> i'm derek mcginty. >>> it is yet another bitterly cold night across much of the nation. the cold broke records at dulles and bwi and in dozens of cities across the country. it also cracked water pipes. a broken main in baltimore left this car encased in a thick layer of ice. tonight while the winds have died down you better keep the heat cranked up. it is going to be brutal. we're under a red alert another hour and we were wondering what we're going to look at tomorrow morning. >> i guess the good news is no wind to speak of tonight or tomorrow morning at the bus stop, but temperatures still in the dingle digits overnight in the burbs. high temperature today 21 downtown, 19 many gaithersburg, 9 in west minimum -- in gaithersburg, 9 in westminster, high temperature 13 in martinsburg, did not set any record low maximums, but it was rather on the cold side needless to say and probably the coldest air we've seen in five years. rig

period and i want to personally commend commander ollie but i think he left and working with nicole snyder and i worked there as well and worked with them and extremely responsive to solve these problems but there is still work to be done and quickly to sum up what they are. we want to see all collisions reported by the sfpd. i know it's hard work but it needs

nicole snyder followed by john winston, and then leah shayham. good afternoon. >>> good afternoon, hi, my name is nicole snyder and i'm the director director of walk san francisco. and first and foremost on behalf of walk sf and our members, i want to thank you for requesting that the board adopt vision zero resolution. last year we experienced the six-year high with four pedestrian fatalities and bicycle fatalities. we can no longer send a message that a human life is worth less than a car. [speaker not understood]. 16-year-old sophia lou shouldn't have been killed. she would have been 7 by now and she deserves so much more. this is our culture and this culture needs to change. no loss of life or death is acceptable when there is clear evidence that we can prevent these deaths and injuries from happening in the first place. it's engineering enforcement and education solutions that will bring us to vision zero. envision zero he, the plan to eliminate all traffic fatalities for all roadway users in 10 years. i'm confident that mta has the most tal

governor snyder stressed that this is not a bail out. he said this is a much needed option to get this bankruptcy process moving forward. take a listen. >> this is a settlement. this is not a bailout. i want to be very, very clear about that. this is not a bail out of paying debts directly for the city of detroit. this is not a bailout of banks and creditors. this is focused in on helping reduce and mitigate the impact of retirees. it's focused on protecting assets. it's focused on good results and allowing the city to move forward in resolving this ways in a positive rather than negative way faster and better. >> reporter: the next step is for this deep to go before the legislature. and if it passes then it's the bankruptcy federal bankruptcy judge that has the final say. >> bisi, why is it taking so long for the state to step in and provide some help? >> well, tony, it was back in december just a couple of weeks ago when the judge declared the city eligible for bankruptcy. from the sounds of it from today's press conference the governo

team owner dan snyder did something different. he did not bring in a big name. many read ken's fans had to admit they did not know anything about jay gruden. -- many redskins fans. the reaction was everything from jubilation to relief to in difference. the man who takes mike shanahan's corner office is said to have one of the brightest offense of mines in football. jay gruden also carries a football pedigree. of mondaybrother night football analyst jon gruden. redskinstroduced at park this afternoon. >> i will do my best to make sure i put a can but it's of foot -- put a competitive football team on the field every day. tried to be positive about the hiring of the coach that many had not heard much about before today. >> for the first time, the new coach doesn't have star power or a long nfl resume. he has lived in the shadow of his older brother, super bowl winning coach jon gruden. now it his his our to shine in washington, and fans are hoping he is the one to bring the glory back to redskins park. >> he has a great offense of mine. >> that is all any redskins

rick snyder is our guest. we want to tell you about the new cover of businessweek.t is an in-depth look at bitcoin. >> i will read every word of that. >> matt miller features prominently. >> hogwash. >> this is "bloomberg surveillance." you are watching bloomberg tv. we are streaming live on your phone, tablet, and bloomberg.com. ♪ >> good morning. what a jobs report yesterday. that will go to jobs tomorrow. we will have that tomorrow. i am tom keene. with me, scarlet fu and erik schatzker. he has our top headlines. >> we will begin with this. president obama will call for u.s. spying on foreign leaders. establishplans to limits on national security agencies. this is according to an administration official. the question is whether they will apply to only allies. it is all because of edward snowden. -- profitre of spying at the big six banks hit a seven-year high last year. topped $74 billion. that is a 21% jump. anwould have soared to all-time high if not for the $80 million that covered legal expenses. he blamesman -- drinking and stress for his out worst on an ame

period and i want to personally commend commander ollie but i think he left and working with nicole snyder and i worked there as well and worked with them and extremely responsive to solve these problems but there is still work to be done and quickly to sum up what they are. we want to see all collisions reported by the sfpd. i know it's hard work but it needs to be done so we need to know what problems to solve. we need to investigate the collisions and not just report them but investigate them. officers should be trained on an ongoing basis. the lessons you learn you keep. it takes 60 days to form a habit, not what they tell you in school. and it's important to enforce the traffic laws that have the biggest impact adversely on the most vulnerable road users. that's key as well. and if we're doing that enforcement and transparency in the monitoring of the activities and act smartly how we're enforcing the law so i look forward to seeing all of you or some of you at the next meeting and i thank you for your service to the city. >> thank you very much. >> i want to speak to the speakers and

thanks to the images of the television drama, this is actor john snyder from the dukes of hazard, this is an hour after john had discovered that his father had died. and thank you, john, for sharing these image was us. and we have this blog by our guests, deborah and david. and you have shared this journey with all of america, and what do we learn about the empathy? >> i think it's amazing. our blog has had over 81,000 hits from 74 different countries, and none of us get out of this alive. people respond and say, you know, you're teaching us things our physicians and nurses never told us about what happens during chemotherapy and radiation, and especially about the side effects. we just love your youtube blogs. >> jody, you started bcsm. and you have a huge online community of breast cancer survivors and breast cancer patients. how do you think social media is changing the way we discuss these issues? >> it's an absolutely remarkable thing, and the way that we can now connect with someone that's affected with the same disease, whether it be primary or metastatic or incurable cancer as

shawn snyder is still missing. yesterday they called off the search for him.died in the crash. >> one of the things that brian did was make the decision to go into the military, which was a selfless act. he knew that he was taking a risk and he knew that his life might be in danger but he said to me, jim that is what i want to do. >> he served in the navy for years, the second sailor killed is wesley van dooren. >>> they honored this officer by this sign. he was killed then. the suspect henry albert, jr., was caught and is awaiting trial. >> fair weather in your forecast for friday with wet changes coming as early as tomorrow, giving you a look outside the doors and isn't that a beautiful shot of the golden gate bridge, temperatures warmer than yesterday and again things will be changing as we get going through the weekend, so the ridge bringing high pressure and that is really about it. fair skies along the coast, we have got some instead the bay and inland communities as well, i do expect those clouds as well as those coming our way, those are your temperatu

members of the joint convention, the governor of the state of michigan, rick snyder. [applause] >> thank you. thank you very much. you. please be seated. thank you. thank you and good evening. governor, lieutenant for that introduction. i would like to start by recognizing speaker boulder, richardajority leader and senate minority leader gretchen wentworth. we have three fine public servants that are completing their term of office with term limits, and i have asked for some recognition for these three fine public servants. [applause] it has been an honor to serve with them, and i look forward to a strong year coming up. now i would like to recognize lieutenant governor brian kelly, my partner in the executive branch you has done an outstanding job. thank you, brian. [applause] recognizeso like to house minority leader graham holds, and i am looking forward to many years of working with him in a productive .elationship area at [applause] i appreciate the recognition for everyone. there are a number of parties i also want to recognize that are also here, and i would li

today during a press conference, governor snyder stressed this is not a bail out. he stressed this is an option that the city of detroit needs to help this along. >> this is a settlement. this is not a bailout. this is not a bailout paying debts of the city of detroit. this is not a bail out of banks or creditors. this is helping to reduce and help mitigate the impact on retireyretirees it's focused on protecting assets and moving forward to resolve this case in a more positive rather than negative way faster and better. >> reporter: and if this is approved it needs to be approved by the michigan legislature. if it passes through those chambers then it will be presented by the bankruptcy judge. he'll have the final satan this matter. after the governor had his press conference there were some creditors speaking out saying they were going to fight this. >> bisi onile-ere, we see you tearing up, how cold is it there? >> it is very cold. the last time i checked it is 7 degrees. as it gets lighter and lighter, the temperatures dip, and it's cold. >> i've done nothing t

in 16 years of snyder, eight coaches? it is tough. >> i don't think i could do much worse. >> that's another thing. >> all right, let's talk about the weather. we will eventually get past this frigid, warm up, around get frigid again right? >> yes. we are brutally cold today. tonight, we will be in the single digits and teens. some moderation over the weekend, looks like a colder air mass will be here. high ins the teens. we are in the 20s at least today, but we are struggling. middle 20s for the afternoon high today. 25. average should be in the low 40s so we are way down. sunset, 4:59. it will go to 5:00 tomorrow. that's the plus right? it is still kind of breezy, low 20s and the winds getting lighter overnight. it will drop to 17 or so at reagan national. storm system pulling away. boy, that's a lot of snow. here we had the two to five and six and seven. there were a foot plus in parts of metro area. some spots near boston up to two feet. gusts up to 51. there are now gusting 35. we gusted in the mid 40s , we are now g

i'm doing the best job i can. >> governor rick snyder, thank you so much for your time. appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> coming up, more chatter on jihadi websites as u.s. athletes are warned against wearing their uniforms in public. >>> plus, how did dennis rodman say happy birthday to kim jong-un? with whiskey and a fur coat. and now rodman is facing a federal investigation for it. so what's better, bigger or smaller? [ all ] bigger! now let's say a friend invites you over and they have a really big, really fun pool. and then another friend invites you over who has a much smaller, less fun pool. which pool would you rather go to? does the big pool have piranhas? i believe so. does it have a dinosaur that can turn into a robot and chop the water like a karate ninja? yeah. wait, what? why would it not? [ male announcer ] it's not complicated. bigger is better. and at&t now covers more than 99% of all americans. ♪ that's my end goal, that's my end destination. for me, even a quick weekend trip to kind of reset makes me a better athlete. [ male announcer ] be a weekender l

governor rick snyder drafted a settlement proposal with several lawmakers and calls for boosting detroitons and at the same time protecting assets within the detroit institute of arts. right now it calls also for $350 million being invested into that fund. and basically protect the interests of these retirees and dia as i mentioned. many people are asking where is this funding coming from and not from the state's general fund if approved and it will come from a tobacco settlement and governor rick snyder addressed the media and said it's not a government bail out and said if the settlement is approved and goes through it will quickly and move the bankruptcy process along more faster. take a listen. >> this is a settlement. this is not a bail out. i want to be very, very clear about that. this is not a bail out of paying debts directly of the city of detroit. this is not a city of bail out for detroit's debts, this is not a bail out of banks and other creditors. this is focused in on helping reduce and mitigate the impact on retirees. it's focused on protecting assets, it's focused on sho

producer julie snyder and others located the high school, and we sent three reporters into harper high school. and it was a school in chicago, not well-known or famous, not even the worst school in the city by far. it was just a school that gave us access where they had 29 shootings in one school year. i can't remember if eight or nine kids died in one school. we felt like this is a neighbourhood where people know what it's like to live through violence that the rest of us don't know, we can document the trauma, and document the staff, who was enormously competent at trying to quell the violence, and when one kid would get shot, they had procedures he had learnt from the army, after action reports, where they'd jump into action to name who the other kids were who might be affiliated and may be shot. so you could watch, you know, this school deal with this thing. something like that, where we would go in for so long with mann power, for any journalistic work. >> we did two hours because we saw so much stuff that was surprising. gang structure changed in chicago. gangs were nothing like

rescuers called off their search yesterday for 39 lieutenant shawn christopher snyder. family and friends are remembering the other california native killed in the crash. petty officer third class brian collins. >> one of the things brian did was make this decision to go into the military which was a selfless act. he knew he was taking a risk. he knew that his life might be in danger but he said to me, jim, that is what i want to do. >> collin served in the navy for more than two years. of the two survivors one was released from the hospital yesterday. the other could be released as soon as today. >>> we are getting video of a coast guard rescue near hurst castle on the central california coast. the coast guard was called out at 5:00 yesterday morning after a sailboat ran aground near the lighthouse. a helicopter rescued one man from the boat and he was not hurt. >>> time is 4:41. it is one of the most popular phones nationwide. coming up in our 5:00 hour we will take a look back at the lunch of the iphone and the changes over the past seven years. >>> and drought condi

. >>> michigan governor rick snyder has now proposed an aid package to shore up detroit's pension funs that could keep the city from having to raise money by selling it's treasured art work. the plan would provide up to $350 million of state funds over the next 20 years. the governor said this is not a bail out. simply a quicker way to help detroit settle it's bankruptcy. it's debt including $3.5 million in under funded pension. >>> involving 10,000 to 15,000 job cuts this year, big blue reported lackluster sales. the quarrel report released late tuesday showed a 26% drop in hardware sales. ibm hardware division is where most of the job cuts will take place. chip maker intel said last week it will cut 5,000 jobs and it's texas instruments plans to cut over a thousand jobs. ibm has over 400,000 employees in more than 170 countries. the ceo of the cleveland clinic is sounding the alarm in a key issue involving obamacare. ali has that story next, and the cities on the rebound, how the auto industry is recharging parts of the hoosier state. plus the landing club has landed on the forbes mo

the blaze broke out just after 4:00 in the afternoon at the snyder mill apartments. this is cell phone video. investigators say the fire appears to have started on the second floor and flames shot straight up. knabes tell us they felt helpless as the father desperately tried to rescue his son. >> the guy was trying to go through the door but couldn't because of the smoke and fire. he wanted too so badly. he couldn't get in there. >> up on the third floor others were trapped too. >> i saw an old man, his head was on fire and he was like screaming and the firefighter went in and broke the window and actually tried to get him outside. >> some other good samaritans pulled another family to safety. >> there was a lady with two children, she got a man out. i think it was a guy in a chair or something like that reached out and grabbed the children and then got the lady down from the balcony. >> in the aftermath, at least a dozen families may have lost their homes but it is the loss of a child that hurts the most. >> it's a sad day. especially losing a child like that. it's

michigan governor rick snyder announced his support for $350 million in state funding to protect the pensions of detroit's city retirees and to help preserve the city-owned art collection at the detroit institute of art. just last week, a group of private foundations pledged more than $330 million to shore up detroit. >>> some big banks are trying to make things safer for some of their customers, ending the practice of borrowing money against upcoming paychecks. our reporter has more. >> reporter: need some cash before your next paycheck? now there's one less place to look. traditional bankses are ditching the business of advance deposits, pay day loans supposedly at lower interest rates, culprit regulatory pressure. the occ and fdic in 2013 issuing stern warnings to financial institutions over such predatory lending practices. both agencies argue advanced deposits with their steep interest rates and short pay back windows pose big risks to consumers. many of those consumers would agree. just ask the handful who are suing cincinnati-based fitz third bank over its program. the third s

board of supervisors, and i also know that commander ollie and the chief has been working with nicole snyder with walk sf and lea from the bicycle coalition and with the collaborative and getting people to the table and i know they shared ideas and i want to commend the department for being collaborative on that and coming to the public safety hearing with some ideas on really what we need from the board to turn the tide. >> yes. >> thank you commissioner. commissioner kingsley. >> commander thank you for your presentation. >> you're welcome. >> can we revisit this maybe in three months to get an update on -- >> you're going to get more on thursday. >> no, but i mean -- yeah, to keep track going forward. i know as a city we're going to look at this but from the department, the arrests, the citations and the accidents what time frame makes sense? >>i am happy to do a quarter update and whatever the first meeting in april, july, first in october. >> sounds great. sounds good. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> anything fusht further for the commander on this issue? thank you this is good for next