for a super bowl that said big spenders would not be there, in the end, too many big spenders to count. maybe there is more to this super bowl thing. we could do worse than hang our helmets on a game, just look at this, sold out super bowl, forget economic health, we completed a hail mary pass, it seems fair after them play game we come out the better for the real big game, time for us to super score. you get your minds off this miss alabama thing, for god's sake. to the experts to whether the sell-out means we'll be ogling better than expected economic numbers. jim, every year they sell out the ads. nesthese are eye-popping number. this is a dicey economy and they are eye-popping, what do you make of it. >> they are, but so are the rights fees, you saw nfl negotiated 10 year deal after a labor agreement a couple years ago. the rights fees for the games are ex orb tan they have to make up the money in the super bowl and play-off, each network is in the rotation every year, they have to make it up here. >> you know advertisers don't have to sign up for this, why do they? >> they want to

a nation of spenders. >> and spenders.are good at spending. >> the government is a great inspiration. you have to e educate, but the rift is you have to make it harder for people to get money out. yes you may need it. but you would not have it but for this program, it has to be there when you are 65. for 20% of americans that is not going to be there time bomb. neil: are you surprised that markets are doing as well as they are in faces, cliffs that we get by, debt ceilings that were facing on and on? >> i'm a great believer in the market, but market more confident of what is goin goingo happen than i am, this fiscal cliff, we did it once before, first turns off, then it discourages americas, and it impacts world we look foolish. it looks like we don't know the core issue that we have. ththe ability of this country co to keep its word. neil: she found her sugar daddy when she married hef, now thousands of college students are looking for their own. ♪ [ male announcer ] how do you make 70,000 trades a second... ♪ reach one c

and so by taking a person who is a big spender, spending isn't bad. it's just unconstrained spending is bad. then of course saving is good, but being a miser or a hoarder, that's not good. so hopefully these people by sitting down, communication, can meet somewhere in the middle and their relationship and finances can be stronger as a result. >> as a couple comes together, as they decide to sort of join forces together, what do you think about the concept of having separate money versus shared money? some couples say that's just the way to go, to keep separate finances. what's your opinion on that? >> i think probably in most cases putting them together, at least being aware of them makes sense. you can keep your own checking account if you'd like. that's a matter of convenience. but if your finances are truly merged, you should have information to share between the two of you. for example, my wife and i once a year have something called the shareholders meeting because we're both shareholders in the relationship. we've been married for 20 years. we'r

first of all, winning brings confidence and pumped up fans are big spenders. also, the city has been put on a national stage. we are getting exposure and press and that also brings confidence and finally fans are expected to spend $11 billion on super bowl related purchases including 8 million pounds of tortilla chips for super bowl parties, 1.25 billion chicken wings, 51 million cases of beer and countless t-shirts, jerseys and other clothing. >> in general, san francisco should be a little bit more active, lively exuberant optimistic place and all those things are good for consumer spending. >> reporter: winning the super bowl could improve the city's image. it could bring in more fans spending more money. the host city makes big bucks. new orleans will rake in $435 million by the super bowl sunday. live in san francisco, elissa harrington, cbs 5. >>> that's a lot of money. all right, elissa. of course, super bowl xlvii is trending big time on social media outlets. i have been on facebook this morning, as well. with more on that is our very own cate caugiran

the reason for this, pumped-up fans are big spenders.uld win, too. fans across the country are expected to spend $11 billion on merchandise, t-shirts, jerseys, hats, food. one and a quarter billion chicken wings, 8 million pounds of tortilla chips and 51 million cases of beer. >> it is good for the economy. absolutely it's good for the economy. you know, there's a relationship between mood and spending. and when people feel good, they spend more. >> they feel good right now. >> they feel really good right now. very excited right now. >> reporter: fans feeling really good because this is the first time the 49ers have been to the super bowl since 1995. a successful season can also provide some priceless benefits and improve city image. a lot of exposure and most importantly, bragging rights. live in san francisco, elissa harrington, cbs 5. >>> the bragging rights is worth it alone. so go 9ers. so super bowl xlvii as you can imagine is trending big time on all the social media outlets and cbs 5 reporter cate caugiran has more from the newsr

allies, even though when it comes to giving campaign contributions, the nra is far from the biggest spender, paying about $19 million in the last election. it did not get much for its money. the nra has less than 1% success rate getting its people in or out of congress. the power comes from the membership, which the group says has grown by 100,000 people in just the last few weeks. people like chris schneider. >> this is a semiautomatic rifle, which has been portrayed in the media as evil, which it is not. i use it to hunt coyote and small game. >> congress will likely hear from people like him. those on the other side of the issue have far less to spend. >> gun control groups i would say used to be more of a force to be reckoned with. good they have been neutered on some level over the last 10 or 20 years. but joe biden says he will make his recommendations to the president on tuesday. we expect president obama will make his case to the american public not long after that. >> the un security council is holding emergency talks on the crisis in mali. 30 soldiers have been killed after a bott

psychology suggests that winning fans are big spenders and that means a winning season and winning the super bowl would be good for the economy in the bay area. live in san francisco, elissa harrington, cbs 5. >> thank you. >>> before the 9ers landed in the big easy, they got a ceremonial sendoff in the south bay. they bored a delta charter in -- boarded a delta charter in san jose yesterday for the ride of their lives. fire trucks bid the 9ers good luck and fair weather. fans showed up to show their support outside the 49ers facility in santa clara. decked out in 49er gear fans waited to catch a glimpse of the players as they drove by. colin kaepernick had a little fun on the way to the bus, jim harbaugh keeping a low profile. fans didn't mind. they wanted to wish their team the best of luck. >> you doing what you doing because you got great fans cheering you on. >> good luck, play hard, don't give up on yourself. >> those fans did their best to show their love as the buses finally rolled by beginning the journey hopefully to a big super bowl victory. >>> the 49ers are resting in thei

don't listen to the big government spenders. we need budget cuts to grow the economy, shrink government and create confidence that we are not greece. and, oh, heck, my friend steve kroft lobbed a bunch of softballs at president obama and hillary clinton in his "60 minutes" interview last night. and you know what, folks, we still do not know what happened on that tragic, awful night in benghazi when four people were killed. the administration spun two separate stories, we still don't know the narrative. all that, the "kudlow report" starts right now. >>> first up tonight, it could prove to be the most significant immigration reform in years. bipartisan group of four democratic and four republican senators unveiling their blueprint this afternoon for border security, guest worker cards, more foreign brainiacs and employer verification, maybe even a path to citizenship. cnbc's own eamon javers joins us now with the details. good evening, eamon. >> well, we've almost gotten out of practice at watching bipartisan groups of senators h

the number one job, i often say that may be true but i'm a big spender in two area. defense and infrastructure. that is what we're supposed to be doing. >> will congress be able to delay? >> jummy the delays we are looking at are even -- to me the delays we are looking at are even as serious as the cuts. the ohio cost summary, the warheads. 76 is the one that outcome of submarines and 78 from the air. these are systems that we have that are being diminished. we have not even talked about that. when i see a delay, i look at the delays. look at the f-35. we have 179 recon out. i think this president continues to delay, that is not a delay, that is a cat. >> do you have a final question? >> i wanted to come back to women in combat roles. i know the details are not out there yet. the general announcement has been made and has been signed. did you talk about the senate reviewing these as bay, -- t hey come off. do you see some fight ahead as they try to implement this? specifically, do you see any pressure that they will face to relax some of the sanders that they current

actually france is still a top league in terms of military spending it's one of the bigger spenders in the world all its military but of course it has huge problems because it doesn't even have enough petrol tankers to manage to get the aircraft flying all the way to africa all day long and the french are very outspoken when it comes to the a rights could we witness the same amount of street protests like say in greece. well i think the situation in france is the fact that you have an amazing economic and educational system that. provides a certain degree of socialist almost communist tribute finking within the state of and about larks well you know that wonderful word in the english language entrepreneur who could have thought of that word i wonder in what language the difficulty is but the french ultimately don't understand the fact that the state will not come to your rescue because ultimately it can't afford to the french or indignant at the idea that the government is not going to solve all the problems in their massive malaria's but in truth it can't there's no money left the mon

eight hundred eighteen and center for responsive politics list of top spenders on lobbying in washington d.c. and the l a l a's one hundred seventy thousand dollars spent on lobbying in two thousand and twelve is nothing compared to the chamber of commerce's more than ninety five million dollars spent on lobbying last year or blue cross blue shield sixteen million dollars lobbying tab or general electric's fifteen million dollars spent on lobbying public libraries just don't get much respect in this town and that might explain why with the fiscal cliff looming a given a few months we hear all about the devastating cuts to defense and health care programs but yet we hear absolutely nothing about the nearly twenty million dollars that will be cut from federal programs that support public libraries across america and we hear nothing about the epidemic of library closings staff layoffs and our cut backs that are already plaguing communities all around the nation. we know there's a huge disconnect between what our lawmakers are doing and what we actually want them to do for example most ameri

. >> steve: so even if one is a saver and one is a spender, there's a solution. >> absolutely.stand why we look and deal with money the way that we do. as important why our spouse looks and deals with the money the way they do. so that we can kind of understand what's happening in that relationship, try to understand that there is no right or wrong money personality. you are who you are. don't try to change that person, but just try to understand why they deal with it and figure out how to compromise. >> for example, scott and i are both primary spenders. so we have no problem on the spending area. >> steve: year primarily broke. [ laughter ] >> we like to give money away, too. but secondarily, we're opposite. i'm a risk taker and scott is a security seeker. you don't think we butt heads? it's being because money impacts just about every decision we make. it's so interesting to understand your differences and understand how those money personalities work. >> gretchen: so what you came up with is this quiz that people can actually take and then you're diagnosed, so to speak, of

it could lay down smoke screens and oil slicks no word on the name of the big spender. >>> a look atour warm weather. let's get to leigh glaser. >> leigh: live doppler 7hd showing us a few clouds here and there, mainly the high clouds, otherwise clear conditions, cold in the north bay, temperatures in the 30s. speaking of cold, in the last week our cold spell? it has shift towards the east. st. louis tomorrow, 35, chicago, 19. minneapolis, 45. check out fargo, minus 5 there tomorrow. here back west, though, along the -- and southern california, there's los angeles, nice and warm. 80 degrees. fresno, 55. check out tahoe. sunshine, 46. and sacramento, expected high tomorrow, 62 degrees. another warm one for us tomorrow, mainly near the coast, as well as the bay. so we'll look for mid-to-upper 60s there. mid-to-low 60s in the east bay locations. watch out for the rough surf again, and then we'll start to cool things off monday and tuesday. next chance of showers will be on wednesday. be much cooler then as well. >> ama: collin rush is in doing sports because shu is in atlanta with the 4

. >> yeah, i think it is pretty rich to call republican ares reckless spepder e spenders her. when president obama was asked to vote on a hike in 2006, the fact that we are raising the debt limit is a result of reckless fiscal policies and that is what president obama says. >> but didn't it explode under president obama? >> it exploded further. >> peter this is an important point. the deficit isn't the product of spending. the economic down turn has left americans making less money in terms of spending. >> we spend each year more than we brought in. >> spending and revenue. our revenue has decreased and american -- >> i got to go. >> i got to go. >> spending budgets they have gone up under president obama and have held at $3.5 billion each year. >> i got to go. we can continue it another time. >> but it is also economic growth which it self might be a function of taxes and spending. if this economy were growing, you would have a substantially lower budget deficit. gentlemen we will welcome you back another time. >> there is at least one state in the northeast that gets it. nat

it could lay down smoke screens and oil slicks no word on the name of the big spender. >>> a look atour warm weather. let's get to leigh glaser. >> leigh: live doppler 7hd showing us a few clouds here and there, mainly the high clouds, otherwise clear conditions, cold in the north bay, temperatures in the 30s. speaking of cold, in the last week our cold spell? it has shift towards the east. st. louis tomorrow, 35, chicago, 19. minneapolis, 45. check out fargo, minus 5 there tomorrow. here back west, though, along the -- and southern california, there's los angeles, nice and warm. 80 degrees. fresno, 55. check out tahoe. sunshine, 46. and sacramento, expected high tomorrow, 62 degrees. another warm one for us tomorrow, mainly near the coast, as well as the bay. so we'll look for mid-to-upper 60s there. mid-to-low 60s in the east bay locations. watch out for the rough surf again, and then we'll start to cool things off monday and tuesday. next chance of showers will be on wednesday. be much cooler then as well. >> ama: collin rush is in doing sports because shu is in atlanta with the 4

americans understand that when you have an alcoholic spender if you put him on an incremental plan and you hold them accountable. you don't reward bad behavior, you reward good behavior. and you show people where this money is going. >> i am absolutely agreeing with what you are saying about the fact that government is out of control. it is being led by an imperious president who has not had a budget since 2009. he will now be responsible with the additional $4 trillion as a result of the fiscal cliff, which by the way many of you are members and have accrued. this is a government certainly out of control. an administration that is leaving a devastating wake of debt and deficits. the reality is that you in the house -- i have to say that maybe you can instruct us here toght. i can't find where you have the power to be a resistance force against a spendthrift in the white house. >> i think we have to have some ingenuity outside the box. >> we need to teach people how to pay their debts in this country. lou: i don't blieve that the idea that you or anyone in congress will be teaching the

but obama at 16.4 trillion and at this inauguration people are saying, no, he's not a spender.inable. this is the big crisis of our time. >> steve: what's the statute of limitations on blaming bush run? >> never. there is no statute of limitations on murder or blaming bush. >> steve: all right. john stossel. check him out tonight on the fox business channel at 9:00 p.m. eastern time. thank you very much. all right. straight ahead, michelle malkin is coming up and says our kids are getting dumber and the president is to blame for lowering our standards. is she right? we'll discuss that. then, what he just accomplished is unheard of. grammy award winning christian singer chris tomlin next jenna shared her recipe with sharon, who emailed it to emily, who sent it to cindy, who wondered why her soup wasn't quite the same. the recipe's not the recipe... ohhh. [ female announcer ] ...without swanson. the broth cooks trust most when making soup. mmmm! [ female announcer ] the secret is swanson. ♪ [ male announcer ] some day, your life will flash before your eyes. make it worth watcng.

. >> bill: but the president isn't doing that is he a spender. >> remember one thing, it's the congress that passes appropriations bills that pays for the bills and pays the debt. >> bill: you know obama behind the big juggernaut. this is a rude question and i'm sorry to have to ask it. are you ready? this is the scuttlebutt in washington. on the republican side. they say, it's been said to me by more than one, that you are angry with the republicans because they made you look bad in the weapons of mass destruction deal during the iraq war. i don't believe that i have to go on the record in saying i don't believe that's what moat valgt you american sees it the way you see it i disagree in some areas. i disagree in others. this is arnold that cheney and these guys, you didn't like them. you had no use for cheney and no use for this war. you did what they asked you to do. it turned out there were no weapons of mass destruction you want to comment on that? >> that's a bunch of nonsense. i presented the information that we all had from the intention community. went to the u.n. assurance fro

the better off spenders took no break ahead of a potential cliff jump that could really have cut intofter-tax dollars for many. nordstrom's reported a standout quarter and qualifies as best of breed among the retail stores. walmart and target both came back strong. tjx and costco continue to amaze me with consistent reporting and gap, one of my absolute favorite retailers for 2013 as it was for 2012, issued some fantastic numbers and added intermix to its complement of other brands including ol' navy, banana republic and atlet ka. i assume it will do its best to keep its distinctly nongap identity. the stock rallied this morning. that's what you're going to be looking for all the time, people. it went on to close up 72 cents. it's the stock i like the best after these terrific numbers. i think it's still a buy tomorrow. but not everyone came through for the holidays. we're seeing the whole sale destruction of the formerly beloved dollar store segment. with hideous numbers from family dollar, horrendous gross margins and dollar general expressing concern about the future. price wars. t

>> one is a spender and then the other can't rein him or her in. >> that is tough and i the cause ofvorces. >> i know you know about that. not personally, just from your book. >> great tips. thanks for being here. >> nice to see you. >>> the case of two high school boys accused of rape from disturbing videos to messages on twitter. how it can help or hurt each side. >>> but, first -- a big good morning to washington. lights are on. nobody's home yet. doesn't look like. there's a nice shot of the capitol building. just waking up there in washington, d.c. glad you're with us on this sunday morning. >>> more now on the disturbing story of two football players accused of raping a 16-year-old girl at a party in steubenville, ohio. what makes this case stand out is the explosion on social media photos and even an online video showing some of the teens laughing and joking about the incident. >> what if that was your daughter? >> but it isn't. >> if that was my daughter, i wouldn't care. i'd just let her be dead. >> listen to yourself. my daughter's going to be getting raped and dead. >> i s

edged end up being a complete unfiscal conservative spender.on the record if he votes for unbalanced budget, if he votes for new spending problems voters in the press and activists can tohold him accountable. >> a fox news poll asked people government spending is out of control or managed carefully? 2009, 62 percent said out of control. but by this year 83 percent. so why b-- if people think that why is it so hard to cover. >> i think because people don't have a reck nich -- mechanism. if you asked the studio audience here. maybe this isn't a representative example. if you went to the coffee shop around the corner. >> they are not representative either. >> if you went to a coffee shop in some other place and you said, you are making 5,000 dollars a month but you are spending 10,000 what do you need to do the average person is not going to say i need you to go to the boss and ask for a 5,000 dollar raise. they are not going to say i need to cut out my starbucks i need to fundamentally reassess what i am spending my money on. they do that ner the

no word on the name of the big spender. >> new this morning, the celebrated sea lions at san francisco'sier 39 mark the 23rd anniversary of their arrival today. "the san francisco chronicle" reports today's event will be marked by a mixture of science and fun sponsored by the aquarium of the bay and the mammal center. the tour starts at the top of each hour from 11:00 this morning until 2:00 this afternoon at the sea lion statue on pier 39. if you plan to watch the 49ers today, you can take the sea lion tour tomorrow. >> lisa, i took my nephew there on friday and it was hot. >> that's what you said." there's a two hour window it's nice and mild. but today it's certainly chilly out there and it will take time to warm up. with high pressure in control it will keep the storm track to the north for several days. and 65 again in oakland, as well as palo alto. 66 along the monterey coast. we will be looking at temperatures here, boy, near 70. remember the high surf advisory. and looking at cooler temperatures, chance a rain wednesday then again over the weekend. >> sounds good. thank you, lisa

so, you know, they look at the northeasterners and think they're big spenders.ly with something like disaster aid, that kind of stuff is put aside. as congressman king pointed out, it took six days for them -- excuse me, ten days to vote for that aid for katrina and it's been two months and, yes, speaker boehner i think was concerned he couldn't ask his caucus to vote for this right after they voted for that fiscal cliff, but i think some of the democrats i talked to today on the hill said or the northeasterners said he could have had this vote a month and a half ago. >> could web having a similar conversation about the composition of the house? >> i don't think so. democrats have been remarkably united. in the previous congress before boehner took over, nancy pelosi got stuff done and continues to keep the democratic caucus quite united. no, we couldn't have that same conversation right now. >> a political piece title the rage of the northeastern gop caught our eye. it brings up an important point. quote, regardless of how the debate plays out, you can bet the

if you are a big spender, you can buy a suite that costs even more, up to a half million dollars.ave been doing here making it to the super bowl has been a huge help to the team in selling out these seats. live in santa clara, anne makovec, cbs 5. >> that is a lot of do re mi. thank you, anne. >>> you know, michelle, i know security is probably tight there. you've seeing more every day. >> yes. there is a big police presence here every we're we go. president obama's homeland security chief janet napolitano is in new orleans to review the super bowl security plans. you can't help but not miss these stepped up security measures around downtown new orleans. it's hard to miss. uniformed officers are everywhere along with a small army of federal and state agents. >> we have been working very closely with new orleans with the state of louisiana and with many other state and local partners to make sure that the runup to the game is safe and secure and that the game itself is safe and secure. >> reporter: this is interesting. one coordinator for homeland security declared new orleans the

voted today that we should do this always, every few months, because remember, yeah, obama is a big spender are going along with it, slowly, but this is what republicans want to be the new normal. whether or not you think there is constitutional support for trying to take this decision out of the hands with congress, what just happened today was the reason why people want to take this particular decision out of the hands of this congress. for decades, congress was capable of handling this decision. apparently that is not the case anymore. ay be easy, but when you wake up in the middle of the night it can be frustrating. it's hard to turn off and go back to sleep. intermezzo is the first and only prescription sleep aid approved for use as needed in the middle of the night when you can't get back to sleep. it's an effective sleep medicine you don't take before bedtime. take it in bed only when you need it and have at least four hours left for sleep. do not take intermezzo if you have had an allergic reaction to drugs containing zolpidem, such as ambien. allergic reactions such as shortness of

don't believe that's the case outside of a few industries that have been very aggressive capital spenders, so if you stay outside of the industries that have been slow aggressively invested in capital, i think margins can sustain which means stocks are cheap. >> yeah. >> goldman sachs was a no doubt this morning that kind of reflected a lot of what i think is the first quarter is going to be rough, and because of things that we talked about before with the debt ceiling negotiations and the sequestration cuts and also a bumping earnings season, alcoa is nothing to brag about, and then we get through that and go through the end of the year and i think gains are backloaded. that was goldman's position. >> makes sense. what's your take on the third quarter, typically good because you've got the holiday spending but certainly a different kind of quarter with the dysfunction and the fiscal cliff and the uncertainty over the economy? >> when we saw the third quarter be reported, we saw a huge buildup of inventory in almost every region of the world. everything ranging from commodities, to indust

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primary spender.t spending money but then i have the security that i always have to have. so where we run into conflict in our relationship is she wants to go off and do something and i'm sitting there going whoa whoa timeout. let's slow this whole thing down. let's do the research. let's see what's real. let's no go crazy and take a risk. >> well, in your books, you guys talk about how you learn to speak the language of each other and the language of money. so that is what everybody needs and we suggest that you guys go out and read it do you have a web site? >> we do the money couple.com. >> the money couple.com. >> thank you both very much. more "fox & friends" in two minutes. >> good morning, everyone. it's saturday, january 12th. i'm alisyn camerota. flu outbreak becoming epidemic. deadly virus spreading to more states and the cdc reports that the vaccine may be less effective than in years past. >> and was this week's white house push for more gun control and new laws really just for show? gover

and big individual spenders have grown over the years, i think that may have changed what ultimately becomes part of the overall inauguration atmosphere. when you get outside of the mall and look at private parties and other events, i think you get a better picture of where some of the money in politics has influenced and as an expression host: people are arriving at union station which is one of the major metro stops for the capital. you can see them coming out there and coming down to the mall and to the capitol ground to participate in the 11:20 inaugural ceremony. as part of the crowd and these are all live pictures. we saw the congressional leadership go down to the white house. they will meet with the president and escort him back to the capital and the president is still in service at st. john's episcopal church. that is a different scene than what you see at the mall. there is maybe if -- it is maybe five or six blocks from the mall. justohn's episcopal is around the corner from the white house. it is an easy walk. the president and vice president biden have motorcaded over t