i'll have a stella artois. ♪ your stella, miss. thank you! ♪ wild night, huh? white russian?good choice. well, changing can do a little good... dude abides. >>> generation x, the 20 something's, boomerangers, whatever the 46 million young souls are called are turning out to be a hard sell. >> in the '90s, what we realized is advertisers would pay premiums for college educated young adults 18 to 49. we started reinventing nbc and trying to speak to that audience. >> where is someone? i'm starving. >> this is him right here. >> is there a table ready? >> the chinese restaurant was one of the very, very early episodes of "seinfeld." and truly nothing happened in the episode. they were waiting for a table. >> i feel like just walking over there and taking some food off of somebody's plate. >> we said to larry david, hey, like nothing happens. and larry was offended. he was like wildly offended. >> nbc believed in the show so they said we're committing to four episodes. >> yes, yeah, right. four episodes. >> normally it's 13 or 8 or something. >> yes, at least. >> we really didn't

. ♪ >> now we move on to stella. stella has a big choice. >> do you want to get out?ou can get out. come on. let's go for a walk. >> i don't think she has a choice. she has little puppies dangling from her. >> you can get up. >> no, i can't. >> are they holding you hostage? come on. >> let's see what choice she makes. >> awe. >> stella chooses mommy instincts over a walk. >> tone degree too hot, disaste. one degree two told, that's worse. a lot of snow offered one cheeky chap an opportunity. >> come on! oh, come on! unlucky. good ahettemattempt, yeah? great attempt. >> this fella has a nice warm perch by this window where there's a huge intersection where carnage is on display. so basically just channels his ier sport i nner sports commentator. >> great attempt. he went through! there he is! there he is! oh! >> close. >> oh! look at this hero. what a hero. >> awe. >> should have stayed in! >> the maddon vibe, using graphics. >> that car in the middle, he's not getting up that hill. he looks like he's going to. here he goes, the captain trying to get up the hill. now s

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i'll have a stella artois. ♪ your stella, miss. thank you! ♪ wild night, huh? white russian?ell, changing can do a little good... dude abides. every curve, every innovation, levery feeling, a product of mastery. lease the 2019 es 350 for $399 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: that's our show for tonight. thank you so much for tuning in! we'll see you next week! for now, here it is... your moment of zen. >> i mean, i walked in between the 5 and outnumbered overtime, and there's not a soul here. you think we abandoned the place. then it comes back on. so we're doing a great job watching the light bill. >> between the 5 and outnumbered overtime, we're on between those two shows. >> no we're not. >> between the 5 which is at 5:00. >> no, the five. the five. >> oh, at night. >> 5 at night and outnumbered overtime, this place searchty. >> but between the 5 which is at 5:00 p.m. ends at 6. then outnumbered overtime is at 1:00 in the afternoon when -- >> when heather faulkner says, here's dana -- harris faulkner says, h

i'll have a stella artois. ♪ your stella, miss. thank you! ♪ wild night, huh? white russian? art-toes. excuse me... good choice. well, changing can do a little good... dude abides. itreat them all as if, they are hot and energized. stay away from any downed wire, call 911 and call pg&e right after so we can both respond out and keep the public safe. pg&e wants you to plan ahead by mapping out escape routes and preparing a go kit, in case you need to get out quickly. for more information on how to be prepared and keep your family safe, visit pge.com/safety. >>> lawrence wright called me and he told me all about the experiment. and i said, this is like nazi shut. >> it was kind of like reality hitting like a tidal wave. >> we were a science experiment. >> these people split us up and studied us like lab rats. >> we didn't recognize this stuff until it was put in our face, until it was in newsprint. >> but there were clues in the past. >> i remember from a very young age people would come to the house, usually a young man and a young woman. and they had me taking tests. they did

i'll have a stella artois. ♪ your stella, miss. thank you! ♪ wild night, huh? white russian? other races in singapore. >> anthony: it seems to work. >> cabby: yeah, it works. it works, yeah. ♪ ♪ >> anthony: one last trip straight back to where it all started for me. a simple good thing, in this case, one of my favorite things. oh, here it is, the mighty char kway teow. ordinarily, this is a breakfast, i eat it every time i'm in singapore. it's just about the unhealthiest breakfast you could have. i mean, it's literally like lard, crispy lard bits, healthy cockles, shrimp paste and a whole lot of noodles. and it's like legendarily fattening. originally created to feed laborers. so it ain't pretty, not the healthiest of breakfasts, but delicious. if you're looking to fit into that silver lame speedo, this would not be option one. the problem is, you eat this and you're surrounded by all these wonders of asia in the food court here, and after this, you're kind of done. i don't know how anybody works after this, frankly. once in a while, you hit a little piece of crispy pork fat.

i'll have a stella artois. ♪ your stella, miss. thank you! ♪ wild night, huh? white russian?ly starts to take hold in the early '90s. people are moving away from the political raps of public enemy from the '80s and much more into reality rap and street rap. ♪ the police coming straight from the underground ♪ ♪ young nigga got it bad because i'm brown ♪ >> the group nwa is the harshest most in your face of the gangsta-style rappers. one song blasts the police in the most obscene terms. >> renn and ice cube, they write the rap, right? me and my boy yella get together and hook up a good beat we feel will go good with the rap and boom there it is. platinum records. >> nwa at that point is the biggest hip-hop band there is. ♪ [ bleep ] the police >> first time i heard nwa i was like that ice guy is all right but the rest of this is garbage. that was pretty much the attitude initially of most people who were part of the new york hip-hop world. ♪ nwa ain't -- to me ♪ dre ♪ step to the door and get [ bleep ] up ♪ >> the east coast kind of felt like, well, we invented hip-hop, you're

. >> nope, tonight i'll have a stella artois. ♪ thank you. >> wild night, huh? stella artois. >> you notice the most interesting man in the world also in that ad. ad week says the hbo "game of thrones" bud light commercial was their number one of the night. your was -- >> nfl 100, but honorable mention status to verizon. you saw raw emotions from anthony lynn for first responders after they helped save his life. >> and that will do it for us. thank you kaylee hartung for filling in for christine romans. we leave you with the front pages from the boston papers as the patriots are super bowl champs for a sixth time. john berman celebrating as "new day" takes over from here. >>> weapon have now set the table beautifully and everyone knows what's going on baufts shutdown. >> he's getting increasing pushback the president has to see as a moment to reunify republicans behind him. >> the president is dead set on keeping his campaign promise. i support border security, whatever it takes. >>> to the end zone and it's intercepted at the three yaline >> i'm so happy for my

lost innocence and painful memories it really nights director hans peter moulin with hollywood star stella and scars god his narration delicately carries the audience backwards and forwards across the timeline spanning over sixty is. does moulin presented his latest offering it was more than just the film on journalists minds he's also the director behind cold pursuit it stars liam neeson who in promoting the film last week sparked an international storm he said that after hearing that a friend was allegedly raped by a black attacker he walked the streets hoping a black man would have a go at him so he could kill him in revenge mulan defended nice and urging critics to read the interview in full fifteen years ago before very honest and he's a very. grounded man. he's not a racist and. i think most people more people should read the articles to our buttered people under their words instead of listening to all of the twitter us here around that. as they took to the cockpit for the world's premiere the constant crew were keen to leave the scandal behind them. problems and all you didn't. get

we saw jesse one of the rising star nominations wearing stella mccartney, again, another famous britishn understated approach to the red carpet, which is, you know, the choice for a certain type of woman, sol is, you know, the choice for a certain type of woman, so i think it goes back to the whole thing you start with the woman, and it's about finding the perfect piece for who you are, but designing for a long time and she's a fantastic designer and makesa time and she's a fantastic designer and makes a beautiful red carpet dress. as a stylist, like the person whose stylist and coming to you or desolate or is it a celebrity? sometimes it's a stylist or the celebrity themselves, i have a raise that —— a relationship with numbers of women that i dressed over the years, typically they call me directly and sometimes a stylist to it's kind of find of my work will call me and say i'm thinking about using you up for this particular word for this person so we start off ona word for this person so we start off on a conversation like that and it goes from there really.” on a conversation like th

a vast sweeping beautiful film showing the wilderness of norway it depicts an older man played by stella scotchgard who plays an older man who goes out to the middle of the norwegian woods as a sort of retreat from his past from his memories but he learns pretty quickly that he can't escape his memories they come back to him in dreams nightmares and also coincidental encounters and we're treated to some flashbacks to a summer a very traumatic summer that he spent with his father as a child and we see this continually coming back to him and we piece together is his life through those flashbacks but yes a very beautiful film and let's talk about another director german director here. he is returning to the ballet now like his new film what to do you think about the golden glow. well the golden glove is an objective we discussed in film that's not even my personal opinion that is the subject of the film the just the repulsiveness of humanity that follows the story of a serial killer who's preying on older women lot of alcoholic women in the one nine hundred seventy s. in hamburg based on a

where do you feel that burn, stella? >> oh, my glutes. >> that's right. javier -- new friend. friend, boo. come on! everything's ready. sassy pants, what are we doing? what are we doing? 4, 3, 2, and 1. good job. can i get a what? >> what? >> can i get a boom? >> boom. >> can i get a pow? >> pow. >> let's get this party started. exercise number two -- sumo squat with som nice, wide straddle, right? turn those heels in. toes out. hands on the hips. prayer or out -- whatever makes you feel comfortable. deep, deep, deep sumo squats, please. always stay connected to your core. all right, option number two. you want to get a little sassy-fancy with it. >> what? >> what? bam! get 'em. pow! >> move it! >> drop it. >> get it! >> right? >> come on, buddy! >> last on the left, and recover. good job, team. good job. all right, team, it's band time. let's get this party started. exercise number three. all you're gonna do, just sit, . bam. get 'em. what? down and up. just basic down and up. and don't resist that band. don't let the knees go in. push against that band. resist to come in, ri

stella, cbs news, los angeles. >> you can watch the grammy awards live on kpix5 starting at 4:00. our betty ul will be -- our betty yu will be there streaming online all evening long. >>> guys, one last check the weather. winter warning storm for the sierra. we are seeing the possibility of one to two inches of snow above 1500, and then one to three feet of snow up in the sierra. so, kind of a fun morning. high depth doppler show -- we're getting that rain-snow mix in our higher elevations. take a look at the foothills south of livermore, and snow there and a rain-snow mix across the -- scattered showers moving over the south bay and we should be drying out and our next round of rain moving in monday into tuesday. >> just a little breather. >> a little breather before the next round. >> thank you for joining us this morning. >> cbs sunday morning with jane poly is next on kpix5. >> have a great sunday. everyone's got to listen to mom. when it comes to reducing the sugar in your family's diet, coke, dr pepper and pepsi hear you. we're working together to do just that. bringing you

jessica haren from stella. all of whom have been on this show before. the ceremony is run by ey. it's a lot of fun and it's very co nominations are open now. i'll add a link to my twitter so you can nominate your boss or nominate yourself. who's to know? my twitter isank u for making u your sunday morning. >>> it is star sunday presented by at&t on a beautiful super bowl sunday in our nation's capital. the home of the defending stanley cup champions with alex ovecand this is game number 999. welcome into capital one arena. it is the boston bruinnins and washington capitals on stars sunday. first, the nhl studio.

corona, guiness, heineken, miller, peak (organic), sam adams, samuel smith (organic), sierra nevada, stella artois, tsingtao and new belgium. ace perry hard cider was also tested.of particular note, the study found that, despite weed killer products like roundup being prohibited in the making of organic beers and wines, glyphosate was discovered in three of the four organic alcoholic beverages tested.the brewers association, which certifies small independent and craft beers, said in a statement: "brewers do not want glyphosate used on barley or any raw brewing material, and the barley grower organizations have also come out strongly against glyphosate."the amount of glyphosate discovered in the samples ranged as high as 51 parts per billion (ppb) in sutter home wine and more than 25 ppb in non-organic beers from budweiser, coors, corona, miller and tsingtao. the organic drinks were found to have totals as high as 5.2 ppb. while these numbers are below the epa's risk tolerances for beverages, at least one previous scientific study found that as little as one part per trillion of glyphosate c

in los angeles from the ritz carlton, i'm stella escobeda, cbs news. >> thank you very much. >>> coming up on the morning news, the latest developments in the jeff bezos scandal. how the "national enquirer" reportedly got access to private messages sent by bezos. >>> and kidnapping caught on camera. a woman in miami is forced into a car. this is the "cbs morning news." , what matters to you? let's see. most of you say lower a1c. but only a few of you are thinking about your heart. fact is, even though it helps to manage a1c, type 2 diabetes still increases your risk of a fatal heart attack or stroke. jardiance is the first type 2 diabetes pill with a lifesaving cardiovascular benefit for adults who have type 2 diabetes and heart disease, jardiance significantly reduces the risk of dying from a cardiovascular event and lowers a1c, with diet and exercise. let's give it another try. jardiance can cause serious side effects including dehydration. this may cause you to feel dizzy, faint, or lightheaded, or weak upon standing. ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that may be fatal. symptoms

let's take a look. >> here, give me a stella artois. >> excuse me. whys with that good. >> two iconic characters known for their signature drinks and basically giving them up for a good cause. if you buy stella or twa they'll donate clean drinking water for a month owe using familiar characters to talk about a good deed and people loved seeing them together. >> any clunkers? >> yeah, the burger king commercial didn't do well with andy warl. it went right over people's head. >> many young people may not know him. it was a little bit too esoteric, the whopper was a centerpiece but a lot didn't get it. and there were a lot of robots this year -- >> a lot of technology. >> and the turbotax row bob kid was creepy and came out at the bottom. >> if you run your ad earlier, do you have to pay more. i wonder about the timing. serena's ad was near the front where i think more are paying attention. does it matter when you run it in terms of cost? >> it doesn't. it's more than $5 million for 30 seconds of your time, period. but coming first or at the end makes m

. >> give me a stella artose. >> that does not include the cost of production or hiring the celebrityr the super bowl spot. >> don't do that. >> to get the most bang for all of the bucks and build momentum. a lot of companies share a sneak peak of their commercial online before the big game. >> you see a series of teasers, a series of postings that we do, interactions within social media. that bring to life the story in a much different way than it was before. >> advertisers hoping to score big. ♪ >> onnews. atlanta. >> commercial guy in or you get your drink and -- >> no, they are good. and the things they talk about on the commercials, they are trending just as much as anything had that happens on the field these day. pretty good. a group of young hockey players brave error breaking cold to break a rd ro of their own. and he is trapped in a recording booth of emotion. we will go behind the scenes of legendary ron burgundy's new podcast. gh it is to keep up with your medication. that's why we're introducing a new and easy way... ...to refill, prepay and skip the line... ...or have yo

our environmental magazines i brought to you by day stella channels t.v. and say my name is felice ns b. and i'm here in johannesburg and as always i'm joined by my colleague no say in nigeria. i fairly sure i know one welcome to all of you our viewers out there we do have some new and exciting environmental stories from africa and europe to share with you today such as how people in rwanda are dealing with recycling since the country banned single use plastic bags but that's not all. we also visited a company included was that ease producing what the it's called environmentally friendly like. with discover how fruits and vegetables are being grown in the middle of the injection desert. and plastic green living we see now some european supermarkets are trying to do away with plastic packaging. included to more than half of the population makes a living from agriculture the country is the world's biggest cocoa producer and also grows coffee and fruit most farmers use chemical fertilizers on their fields because it's quick and easy but one company's leading

pepsi dominated with steve ka develop, lil john, and cardi b. '90s nostalgia in full force in this stella the city" icon sarah jessica parker and jeff bridges who reprised his "big lebowski" character. ♪ ♪ ain't nothing but a heartache ♪ ♪ tell me why ain't nothing but a mistake ♪ >> why? because of doritos. they brought together chance the rapper and the backstreet boys for a flaming hot nacho doritos ad. >> a lot of stars we haven't seen in a while. >> i just want doritos. >> there you go, and that too. >>> the egg that dethroned kylie jenner with a record-breaking number of instagram likes has a deal with hulu. the instagram account world record egg and hulu had been teasing view bears a mystery collaboration since the end of last week and it was revealed after the super bowl. the collaboration turned out to promoting mental health awareness. the weeted about the message. really ingenious how something so simple could gather so manyo. >>> honoring an american hero who broke barriers and soared into history. everyday more and more dogs are declaring their freedom from grains and now the

the ad for stella features the favorite characters from back in the 19 0s.o you think it will pay off >> it is already getting a ton of buzz. you have sara michelle gellar from the sex in the city and the dude is coming back from the big lebowski and creating a lot of buzz on social media people love nostalgia and they're playing into that. >> jeannine, thank you very much for being here. >> thank you. >> good to see you. >>> up next, we're "on the money. it is more than math middle school kids learning about credit cards and saving but not from their parents and later, do you limit the amount of screen time your kids get each day we'll tell you why at least one expert says you shouldn't. the latest innovation from xfinity isn't just a store. it's a save more with a new kind of wireless network store. it's a look what your wifi can do now store. a get your questions answered by awesome experts store. it's a now there's one store that connects your life like never before store. the xfinity store is here. and it's simple, easy, awesome. >>> are you smarter tha

and put his name on it he did that before versace did it he did that before kenzo or stella mccartneydid it so he also really played a role in democratizing these big names of the fashion world. and you know he later actually had a falling out with h. and m. over this but he had a falling out with many people who was not an easy person he was not and he had many snarky comments that we could write a book about what was the secret to his longevity you know i think it was i'm not his doctor but i think that it was his passion for fashion this is the guy who lost forty kilos because he saw this collection of suits by a designer in the steam on and he said i want to wear those and he lost forty kilos to do that he also. think really enjoyed being this polarizing figure you either loved him or you hated him he called himself a caricature of himself he said you know for me it's always venice carnival that i live behind this mask and it really was a mask these dark glasses the powdered ponytail the fan that he carried at least in the eighty's and early ninety's you sort of wondered who it wa

which he did way before all the others did before versace before kinds of before stella mccartney beforealong vassar he played a role in democratizing these big names of paris fashion and i know there were huge lines outside this in him as his fashions became available def a one day how did he was looking to his fashion he was such a personality in fact somebody described him as he turned himself into a right he famously supposedly said that he was a caricature of himself he actually liked to draw he liked to draw characters jurors so that was really quite fitting he said that for him it was always venice carnival and you know he was this man behind the mask of the dark glasses the powdered hair the dark suits oftentimes a fan in previous decades. loves and you really had to wonder who was this man behind this mask behind this armor you know he made rough comments about other people in the fashion. notably saying you know who was this woman heidi this is a model that he'd never heard of he hadn't heard of her claudia schiffer hadn't heard of her who was she but i had to wonder if this wa

public he worked with aging them together before versace did it before don't think about it before stella mccartney so in a way he also played a role in democratizing the big names of paris fashion he's also known for her is a quite a few anecdotes he was a rival of some of all in their younger years in paris of course he's survived by decades. to have a seven decade long career in fashion and i don't think that his legacy is going away anytime soon after he had such a love of fashion and the lines i remember about him is that anyone who goes around getting track pants has lost control of his life it's something that i can empathize with by that. but i do expect fans but only in the gym david david thank you very much and of course we talk to you again later in the program as more details become available and that of course is to remind viewers have just joined us at the judgment fashion designer a friend has died after a few weeks off in this new mall on that story as details become available now the catholic church is facing a new storm of sexual abuse allegations this time involving an

not to think of the how they disappeared this moment there was a plan that i want and i don't know stella and i think. this is the only thing that we would do is music because everybody fights his way to. the floor lukens off the food without his will to sort it out where do i call it at the top at the moment on the. what i think is this is the fund that is a lock on food stuffs. when lawmakers manufactured and sentenced him to public wealth. when the ruling classes can protect themselves. with the finances merry go round lifts and meet the one percent. to ignore middle of the room signal. to leave the room in the real news is. the way. it and. i am. honored.

my name is stella lu, and i am the neighbor to the west of the project. i am close -- i would say the first -- you know, that the proposed construction would be -- block the emergency exit from the property that are on 34th avenue. in fact, at least three houses that are next to our home rely on that back yard escape route. and with this proposed project to move forward, we could lose or access to fire escape route. this is a real possible -- a possibility of being trapped without escape in an emergency. this proposed project would endanger our life. second, the new construction would completely eliminate the existing parking space. the current proposal doesn't include plan to construct parking space for the next mixed use building, the three story house. with customers and residents competing for parking space, this will increase effort to find parking in the neighborhood. finally, for the permit application, this new building will be three stories high -- stories tall, and at this height, this new building will cutoff the sun light to four of our bedroo

stella garcia, and i'm an executive director for institute de la familia de la raza. families, single mamas, elderlies, people with disabilities, working class people no longer are able to find housing in the mission district. they are leaving, they are having to be displaced, and that mission district is a -- is a -- you know, a community which believes in -- in relationships and having a sense of the neighborhood. we have build businesses here, there has been many amazing, you know, developments here that support the culture and the social life of people, and i'm here to oppose this project because i think it's just one more set back for the working people, and affordable housing is the only priority we should be setting in this community. >> clerk: thank you. >> president melgar: thank you, miss garcia. next speaker, please, from the middle aisle. [speaking spanish language] [through the interpreter] >> hello. my name is lucero munoz, and i want to say i've lived many years here in the mission district. i want to say i want more affordable housing for the district

group called u-s pirg--on brands like coors light, miller lite, budweiser, corona, ineken, guinness, stella artois and samuel adams. (vicki) up next tonight -- we'll head to napa valley and introduce you to the first black- owned estate winery in the bay area and its unique hidden history. (grant)(grant) plus -- who should pay for the cost and recovery of catastrophic wildfires in california? we'll hear what leaders of califronia's wildfire commission said at the state capitol today. (lawrence) weather tease (anchor) taking a live look at stormtracker 4 radar... (anchor) time now to check on our weather... to check on time now (anchor) (anchor) (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: heavy rain moved into the bay area today with the main focus in the north bay. the winds have also been very gusty as yet another powerful storm hits the bay area. flood watches have been posted for the north bay and flash flood watches are now up for the rest of the bay area. doppler is showing heavy rain mainly to the north now. on the satellite

years but east coney was lagerfeld favorite muse even commission to sculpture of him the models in a stella for a song. claudia schiffer. and linda eventually stone also inspired many of his creations but lagerfeld seemed to be especially attached to. the subject my muses inspire my work but they're not my life partners and being young and four or five years ago at eighteen or nineteen the embodied in ideal india because you live in a modern version of a classical beauty and it would elevate your phone on ticker should force he's an adult now so it's not the same anymore given back then he was the world start model doubles for all but equipment. become a singer and it is still too early to say how that will turn out but the bulk of us . felt often visited hamburg's can style a museum to talk to the director but his thoughts were often elsewhere in the past lagerfeld used to visit the as a young man because it's where he trained his eye and believed in me for it was it wasn't love the city i didn't see eye to eye justice was to be considered going to school this is far out of the best painti

i did, in typical fashion, bring them stella pastries from north beach. that made the visitors happy. and then also today, i did attend the stress unit meeting. which i thought was very informative. they had some guest speakers there that experts that came and spoke to them about stress management and techniques and that type of thing. i'm pleased to report that the support of this chief, that unit has trained in this department has trained, i believe it's 60 members of the department for stress unit -- or stress-related identification and management. i think that it's a great start to where i'm hoping this department will go in developing a peer support unit pursuant to the resolution that we passed back in october. i'm looking forward to the chief's report. i did speak with the chief afterwards. it's probably going to require a little bit more time than the february 21 date. whatever we can get going for that february 21 date, to get back to the commission on progress would be very helpful. i was surprised to hear -- i know that we are going to be losin

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stella numbers came out. -- some sayweaker should be even weaker considering the data that's come outinvestor survey see future optimism. a positive silver lining for europe. the real action is selling over in italy. that.eld moving higher on crude up .9%. right around the 200-day moving average for brent. brent andigeria, venezuela and- saudi exports falling. negotiations -- wednesday, the federal reserve releases the minutes of the january meeting. on sunday, berkshire hathaway releases its annual report and warren buffett's annual letter to shareholders. walmart reporting its best holiday quarter in a decade. taylor riggs digging into the numbers. taylor: key crucial holiday sales rate -- they are the largest private employer here. fourth quarter beating on the top and bottom line, reiterating their fiscal year 2020 forecast -- three things i'm looking at. same-store sales, you can see an increase of 4.2% in the fourth quarter. 2020, still year looking for 3% sales growth. being dragged down by the walmart result operation and the reduction in tobacco sales at sam's club. walmart b

steve: here is a photo of stella rose, baby stella rose makes valentine's day cards for grandma and grandpa coming friends@foxnews.com. brian: today is going to be a big day especially for children. they want know if there is going to be a border deal. steve: i don't think kids are tuned into that. brian: steve, i understand the next generation better than most. let's go to a fox news alert. a late night on capitol hill after the text of the bipartisan borders bill was finally finished. attorney added, attorney needed. ainsley: will the president actually sign it if it passes the house and the senate. steve: griff jenkins is live in washington, d.c. moments ago he broke the copy machine making the 1159 page copy of this gigantic bill that people are going to vote on and haven't read. griff: good morning, guys. really it is in fairness seven discretionary bills. the president wanted to seat final product. now he has it at the white house to do some speed reading. evidence said he is approaching this with caution. >> we'll be looking for land mines it's been known to happen before to people b

. >> reporter: while sarah jessica parker and the dude himself, jeff bridges, sip on a stella. >> good do, cowboy. >> reporter: joined the game's best from past and present the fighting over a loose ball until sam gordon gets possession. >> want this? come and get it. >> reporter: showing the games are not just for boys anymore. that's right, watching the big game isn't just for the boys anymore. ad age said nearly half of super bowl viewers last year were women. we'll see about this year but certainly we love those advertisements, guys. i feel empowered. >> thank you, amy. >> we're here with our ad guru, donny deutsch. so noticeable, the targets were for women last night. >> it's how they were portrayed. right now we've got three women running for president. we have more women graduating from college than men. advertisers have figured out we better show women in the powerful roles that they're in. this was a sexless super bowl. there was no romance even. i think advertisers were so afraid of objectifying women or men that they chose the smart routes. remember the swedish bikini team?

break down many of these super bowl ads from stella and bud light and tmobile. >> and no more sick dayswhat they are getting instead and why the retail giant says it's a move that will make more people want to work for walmart. glad you're back how you feeling? ♪ ♪ (both) exhausted. but finally being able to make that volunteer trip happen was... awesome. awesome. you have to scrub. what do they... they use for washing. ♪ ♪ let's do it every year. we'll do it every year. i thought you'd say that - let's do it. ♪ ♪ see how investing with a j.p. morgan advisor can help you. visit your local chase branch. >>> 8:53. dollars and cents. stocks opened slightly lower on wall street today. trading has been under way for two hours now. we see the dow was essentially at sea level. very slightly on the upside of spending most of the session in the red. s & p is seeing a nice bump. nasdaq is up by almost a full percent hang point. >>> analysts believe google may disclose the financial results for its youtube business. google will report its fourth quarter earnings reports today. it's possible google

fashion designer stella mccartney thanked karl for seeing the world through rose—tinted glasses withd some of his quotes will go down in history for their utter brilliance. i think it is important to remember those at the moment. ok. let us talk about him in terms of legacy in the fashion world. why did he make a difference? one of the most brilliant things i think he did was negotiate that intersection between couture and tradition and heritage and aspirational brands but on a pedestal, and he intercepted it with p0p pedestal, and he intercepted it with pop culture and the zeitgeist which made something very covetable like couture accessible and not feel like it is too far removed from the everyday. it meant this whole generation of young women felt like they finally had an invitation to have access to something which had been a bit far away from them. he turned bits of chanel into an emblematic and iconic part of the fashion world, that even if you did not know about certain things that chanel did, you have seen the double chanel did, you have seen the double c logo. does it feel a