and ceo john steinberg. good monday to both of you.e'll get to tech news in a second, but first to dominic chu at headquarters. >> we're watching shares of lumber liquidators, the company halted for trading volatility and reopened, up 5%. it was up about 9%, and this after bloomberg headlines saying that a u.s. judge has accepted a plea agreement with lumber liquidators. right now we don't know exactly what the plea was or what the plea was for in terms of what charges they address. still, the headline was moving the stock, the stock up about 9.5%, right around just 10:54 a.m., halted for volatility, reopened just now about a minute ago, now up by 6.5% on heavier than average volumes, so we will bring you more. right now, trading volatility around lumber liquidators on a bloomberg headline with a u.s. judge. back over to you guys. >> thanks,dom. keep us posted on that. meanwhile, the rest of the markets giving up some of their gains, lower off the lows for the day. twitter shares up sharply. a new report from the information out this m

ktvu's johnson causing -- john sasaki sits down with steinberg alcohol. >> reporter: leigh steinberg isn't flashy like the athletes and sports agent has represented some of the biggest names in football. warren moon. >> reporter: he worked many other sports and even tv news. >> they were clients. >> reporter: so successful that he inspired the movie jerry maguire. remember the scene in which he tells cuba gooding, jr., help me, help you. >> helped me help you. >> reporter: that was something the agent actually said. >> i agreed with cameron. i would not talk about what screen. but when my wife saw it, she said, did you have to tell them everything? >> reporter: steinberg's world started to crash down around him. >> my father died a long, horrible death of cancer. and he was my rock, my inspiration. with incipient blindness. >> reporter: he later hit rock- bottom. >> so i turned to alcohol. and -- obviously the worst thing to do. >> reporter: but he had an epiphany that sparked his recovery. >> my dad had two core values. treasure relationships, especially family, and try to make an i

. >> among the celebrities arriving is leigh steinberg. he was once one of the top agents in the country representing some of the biggest names in sports. >> he was the inspiration for the tom cruise movie jerry maguire. ktvu's johnson causing -- john sasaki sits down with steinberg after he lost everything to alcohol. >> reporter: leigh steinberg isn't flashy like the athletes he represents but the lawyer and sports agent has represented some of the biggest names in football. >> troy aikman, steve young, warren moon. >> reporter: he worked many other sports and even tv news. >> they were clients. >> reporter: so successful that he inspired the movie jerry maguire. remember the scene in which he tells cuba gooding, jr., help me, help you. >> helped me help you. >> reporter: that was something the agent actually said. >> i agreed with cameron. i would not talk about what stories showed up on the screen. but when my wife saw it, she said, did you have to tell them everything? >> reporter: steinberg's world started to crash down around him. >

john sasaki has more. >> reporter: leigh steinberg isn't flashy like the athletes he represents but he has represented some of the biggest names in football. >> troy aikman, steve young, warren moon. >> reporter: he also worked many other sports and even tv news. >> dennis richmond and steve carell were clients. >> reporter: he was so successful, he inspired the film jerry maguire. remember the scene where jerry maguire tells cuba gooding junior to help me to help you. that is something he actually said. >> i agreed with cameron to not talk about the stories that showed up on the screen but when my wife saw it, she said did you have to tell them everything? >> reporter: after 2000, his world started crashing down. >> i father dying a long horrible death of cancer and he was really my rock, my inspiration. we had a couple kids diagnosed with incipient blindness. i turned to alcohol which is obviously the worst thing to do. >> reporter: but he had an epiphany that sparked his recovery. >> my dad had two core values. treasure relationships, especially family and trying to make an impact i

to make sure it goes off >> i would like to be a sports agent and i am lucky to connect with lee steinberg's office and attend his party and volunteer. it is about networking. >> this is our class text. >> paul can't wait to land in san francisco tuesday. >> don't take anything for be grateful for the opportunity and somebody going into sports. it is a great reds may builder and puts you in the entry level job market. >> reporter: for you superbowl fanatics this book is invaluable and everything to know about superbowls 1-49 and of course you can watch super bowl 50 on cleveland 19 on february 7th, that's sunday. make sure you check it out. harry boomer, cleveland 19. >> romona: i just love that. you know they will make time for fun, too. >> mark: absolutely. they better. otherwise i don't want to hear the college kids went to the superbowl. i want stories. >> romona: exactly. >> mark: next sunday cleveland 19 is the channel to and keep the tv on after the game for the news at 11:00. >> romona: that's right. denise and i will be there. up next problems at the justice center. we will tell you

tiger's agent mark steinberg has denied that report, calling it - quote - ridiculous and absolutely false... tiger has not played in a tournament since august finally tonight -- some n-f-l news -- it appears the dallas cowboys will cut ties with troubled defensive end greg hardy -- that according to 105-point-3 the fan in dallas... deal with the cowboys last march, despite a domestic violence it's softball like you've never seen it before. snow and slush, were flying at this competition in wisconsin. these softball enthusiasts weren't about to let a little winter keep them from the game the love. so they played a tournament on snowmobiles. but the game does come with some risks. "as long as you don't smack your sled up, it's not bad. otherwise, some of these guys got $10,000 sleds out here. you do that, you're in trouble." looks chaotic, the game softball with a little jeff is back with another check of your forecast. low >>> breaking news tonight in the race for the white house. the major resignation. also, donald trump. is he now unstoppable? rubio and cruz, battling to be the alternati

but today, his agent, mark steinberg refuted those reports saying they are ridiculous and false.iger is continuing with the rehab and couldn't give a time frame for a return. tiger has not played since last august. wyndham championship. we will see as the months go on. >>> maryland's men's basketball team ended their two skid with a four point win over michigan. touch and go. the terps had a 16 point lead but then came out sloppy in the second half however they did end up with the victory. i caught up with mark sturgeon that said there was positives but the turnovers, all 18 continue to plague his team. >>> those turnovers in the first half led to eight la. that so we will continue to work on that. i got some ideas and didn't have enough time between minnesota and here. we will have a week to practice. it is coming at a good time as we head in the post-season where we can have a week to go back to the basics. and try to get better. >>> a win cures everything. >>> and next up, the ac c tournament returns to dc since 2005 where virginia will take center stage. the ac c features the

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. >> we did it with richard pryor and norman steinberg and alan uger and andrew bergman, and we thought, "let's do one movie to please ourselves." >> i understand when you first showed it, though, to the executives, in a screening room, they sat there like mount rushmore. it was-- >> i tell you, i don't know why my heart is beating today. [ laughter ] i-- i mean, i-- all-- the-the blood left me, and went into my friend benji. [ laughter ] that's how scared i was. we played "blazing saddles" for the executives of warner brothers, who shall be nameless-- ted ashley, jack. [ laughter ] >> easy, easy. easy. e-easy, there. easy, there. >> as a matter of fact, i-i loved them both, and they both-- >> love you. >> saved the picture, 'cause there were big fights. and they pushed it through. and-- but they watched-- you know, these-these are clinicians. these are professional people. they're not laughing like-like jews for happiness. >> right. >> you know what i mean? they're not-- or germans, know what i mean? they're just enjoying-- they're just enjoying their craft. >> right. >> so, it's not i

a tweet from author robert lusetich that said woods' condition had worsened...woods' agent, mark steinberg, released a over the weekend about the golfer's health are "ridiculous and absolutely false." steinberg also said that woods is continuing to work on his rehab, and an update would come "at the appropriate time."the former number one golfer has not won a tournament since 2013 due to his ongoing back concerns. (gianna)>> the 58th annual daytona 500 is in the books, and the great american race has a brand new winner.(take vo)denny hamlin took the checkered flag in the closest finish in this race's history. hamlin edged martin truex junior at the line for a photo was one hundredth of a second. it was the first daytona 500 title for team owner joe gibbs since 1993 and he becomes the first person to win a super (take sot)(( "it's such a proud moment for me to win for gibbs) talked about how upset matt (kenseth) was that he didn't win for joe, and we all wanna win for the gibbs family. this is what they do, businesses and this is just a hobby. this is what they do and they've committed ever

steinberg said that wood is continuing to work on his rehab. and an update would come at the appropriate time. the former number one golfer had not juan tournament since 2013 due to his ongoing back concerns. the 58th annual daytona 500 is in the books and great american race has a new winner denny hamlin took the checkeredflag race history. he edged out truex junior at line for a photo finish. the margin of victory was .01 of a second. it was the. [audio not understandable] for job begins since 1993 and is the first one to women a super bowl and daytona 500. >> such a proud moment for me-- to win a super bowl and daytona 35 5* hundred mun. me to win for him and we all want to win for the gibbs family this is what they do and they committed everything to this sport. and it's great to see a family organization like this win you know big hest race of the year. >> now the nascar tour heads to atlanta this week but it's going to be hard to top what they saw on sunday. justina is a movie star rapper and done countless appearances on tv and one of th

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. >> i was asked to pain for rolling stone magazine party and leather and laces and lee steinberg and other parties. >> you have seen brent's work, what do you love about it. >> i thought you were going to see art critic as well. >> i should have thrown that in there. yes, i got to see some of brent's stuff earlier and you know i thought your subject matter is interesting because you call it entertainment. you do sports. you do musical figures and all kinds of entertainment. with an interesting style, i think. >> i have two different styles. one that i learned through norman rockwell's assistant that looks like a norman rockwell kind of painting and i have a more contemporary thing and it depends on the subject matter, which style i choose. >> we are looking at some of your works and i notice there is one specifically that you are working on called 4th and inches and we will see it in progress. >> yes. >> and it is a painting from a moment in a 49er dallas cowboy regular season game in 1985 and it is that. you look inch to an inch and you can see who the people are. >> hovering over t

. >> reporter: compass' leonard steinberg. so this is the main living space. >> yes. this floor which we call the parlor floor is always the floor where we expect most people to entertain. and this floor has been beautifully opened up to give you loft-like proportions. >> reporter: it's all open to the south with double height ceilings. >> let's take you downstairs and look at the more casual living and dining areas. >> look at these big doors. >> beautiful big doors and they lead out on to a big deep south facing garden of the kitchen is designed for a real chef's needs. you have two sinks, a big range. you have tons of cabinetry. >> reporter: caesar stone counters complemented by marble make the kitchen fancy yet durable. >> red wine and lemons do not like marble. but we put the marble on the touch of the natural stone is great but there it's not exposed to the daily use of the countertop. >> okay. >> reporter: the master suite floor has south facing views with large doors opening to juliette balconies complete with a king-sized bed and minimalist decor. the master

. >> reporter: sports agent lee steinberg threw his first super bowl party in 1985.mbers the game well. >> it was held in the stadium. it had no luxury boxes. it had no premium seating. it was a college stadium. today, it's a reward given to the most elaborate stadium. >> reporter: and today's super bowl now comes complete with its own super bowl city. >> for a game, yes. but what a game, right? >> reporter: bay area super bowl, separated by three decades and billions of dollar signs. >> and coming up next our live "countdown to gold" special with ken bastida and jennifer montana. we talk to oakland's own r&b star goapal about opening for alicia keys at super bowl city. >> should be a great show but after that we have "undercover boss" at 8:00 and then super bowl's greatest halftime shows. it's all right here on kpix 5. enjoy "countdown to gold" coming up next. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com . whatever. all our handcrafted february is huge for us. classic footlongs are just $6 each. the media is going a little crazy. "sub-mageddon" with an

kayla tauschy back here at post nine and cnbc contributor and former ceo of the daily mail, john steinbergjohn, good morning to you. >> good to be here, guys. >> the market here having a pretty nice monday. dow up 182. stocks essentially in rally mode. oils helping out on a great day for the price of oil, up 7%. of course, you've heard about the pound today and some of these key materials prices getting back to some important levels. in the meantime, apple and ceo tim cook urging the government to withdraw that request to break into the iphone, one of the killers in san bernardino. cook wrote a letter, saying the move would set a dangerous precedent. eamon? >> good morning, carl. that letter to his employees came out early this morning and continued a war of words between the fbi and apple that lasted through the entire weekend. here's what tim cook said in part in his letter this morning. he acknowledged the awkwardness that the company finds itself in now that it is dueling with the fbi. cook writing, apple is a uniquely american company. it does not feel right to be on the opposite side

he inspired the movie jerry require commission will have a live interview the super agent leigh steinbergn winston: it is still blocking to lands it is the hot spot is really backing up traffic. >>james: if you're coming into san francisco for super bowl city experienced it is going to be one of those things the stars of nice and that all of the and the rain comes in to play less walk and how should timeout and noontime most applauded the temperature should ride on 53 degrees at 3:00 will bring in the chance to sprinkle the rain will probably be enough at that point sentences on the edge of that by 6:00 tonight between three and six with the expected time to start will appear from star cluster plan that will hold director 9:00 tonight at the festivities are wrapping up the temperature to drop down to low 50s. >>robin winston: still problems but it looks like the trees that the activity of to the shoulder and that is a good news a quick recap of the location and says the west to bomb because the to the west about camera but is on the eastbound side, to commit win over turned around 843 thi

. >> we did it with richard pryor and norman steinberg and alan uger and andrew bergman, and we thought, "let's do one movie to please ourselves." >> i understand when you first showed it, though, to the executives, in a screening room, they sat there like mount rushmore. it was-- >> i tell you, i don't know why my heart is beating today. [ laughter ] i-- i mean, i-- all-- the-the blood left me, and went into my friend benji. [ laughter ] that's how scared i was. we played "blazing saddles" for the executives of warner brothers, who shall be nameless-- ted ashley, jack. [ laughter ] >> easy, easy. easy. e-easy, there. easy, there. >> as a matter of fact, i-i loved them both, and they both-- >> love you. >> saved the picture, 'cause there were big fights. and they pushed it through. and-- but they watched-- you know, these-these are clinicians. these are professional people. they're not laughing like-like jews for happiness. >> right. >> you know what i mean? they're not-- or germans, for killing. they're just-- you they're just enjoying-- they're just enjoying their craft. >> right. >>

joining us this morning, our super panel, former daily male ceo, john steinberg and indy go go co founder you want to wait for apple's top lawyer in its case against the government joins us live later on this hour. don't miss it. first up, the oracle of omaha, warren buffett joining "squawk" earlier this morning, had a lot to say about a lot of stocks, namely ibm. take a listen. >> i don't think so, but it could be. i mean, we -- we've owned stocks we lost money in. and sometimes when stocks go down, we're wrong and we sell them. and sometimes we think we're right and we buy more. and sometimes it turns out we are. a stock going down is a good thing, unless the company itself is losing value. and sometimes that's the case and sometimes it isn't. i don't think it's the case with ibm. but i could be wrong. >> all right. so we've talked about this a couple times this morning, guys. but john, i'll start with you. is he looking past some of the shorter-term concerns for this company, because he is so long-term focused? i'm not sure he's wrong and i know that's weird to say, given how much -- i

and ceo john steinberg. good monday to both of you.to tech news in a second, but first to dominic chu at headquarters. >> we're watching shares of lumber liquidators, the company halted for trading volatility and reopened, up 5%. it was up about 9%,

nicole freehill, specialize in the this with women's health associates, and her patient, ashley steinbergng to both every you ladies? good morning. >> this is something toyed do a little recent search on and look up. something about 22,000 women this year will be dealing with. >> yes. >> right, doctor? >> yes. unfortunately not rare condition, but it is a condition that a lot of women will pass away from. about 14,000 of those 22 give or take will pass away from, the ovarian cancer? could the skee early detection in knowing. the problem is the symptoms aren't really there. ashley when did you first know or think hey maybe i should go to the doctor, something is going on? >> my stomach was getting huge. i look like i was three months pregnant. and, you know, it was hard when i would touch on it, and at this time i wasn't really working out. so it alerted me to it. at first i thought i was getting fat. >> i would, too, hey, i need to cut down. when did you know it might be more? >> it just wasn't flat. my stomach wouldn't go flat. just kept getting bigger and bigger. >> what did the doctor

marc steinberg says woods is continuing a rehabilitation plan for his back and update would come at ariate time. kelly, back to you. >> we were just talking about his health. >> that's right. >> interesting. >> sue, thank you so much. coming up, we'll be joined by an uber stake holder for how the deadly violence by a driver could impact its future and hear from a former legal adviser from george w. bush who thinks security should not take precedence over private when it kom comes to the iphone battle with the fbi. nobody move! get on the floor! do something! oh i'm not a security guard, i'm a security monitor. i only notify people if there is a robbery. there's a robbery. why monitor a problem if you don't fix it? that's why lifelock does more than free credit monitoring to protect you from identity theft. we not only alert you to identity threats, if you have a problem, we'll spend up to a million dollars on lawyers and experts to fix it. lifelock. join starting at $9.99 a month. watching tvs get sharper, you've had it tough. bigger, smugger. and you? rubbery buttons. enter the x1 vo