orie johnson and i spoke to steve brown. >> we asked people about the world they want to see. 44% werentersted in a driverless city. they want a city environment they can hop into a car and it takes them to a destination with no human behind the wheel. i doubt it will happen in the next 10 years. it is a compelling view of the future. there is less congestion. self driving cars tend to be safer. >> the number of people in america who are not young people who are not getting it drivers licenses. is that about the notion that a sharing economy? is there a shift in the wind people look at the desire to drive a car? >> people my age and older have been sold the american dream of a car being a symbol of freedom. if you are a millenial, you arm less likely to see it that way. you have to pay insurance and taxes. sharing this resource, cars spend 22 or 23 hours a day doing nothing. millenial's are more disposed to sharing cars. >> this is happening only in cities? what are the trends in the suburbs? we get so focused about -- where we live, the rest of the country still needs their cars? >> y

. >> steve brown, thank you so much for painting a picture of a possible jetson-like future for us today i want to cover a story out of bloomberg news. apple working on a set-top box to be announced as early as april. peter covers apple for us and joins me now. we are talking about potential content players. >> there is a new apple tv, this is an upgraded apple tv box. it could be announced around april and it could be ready in time for christmas. we are hearing talk of a new interface that would make it easy to use. >> would this be different from the apple tv? >> we do not know. apple does not often come out with something radically different. content is what they have been missing. it is still a hobby relative to the size of apple. they have referred to it as a hobby product. you know, if they can get it so they have all time warner cable content on it, now it is a place where it is a primary viewing vehicle. >> we are hearing it is going to have a processor and be easier to use. the pressure has been on apple to come out with something new. it does not sound like this is really it. >

steve brown is erica's dad. >> you can start when you're a youngster and continue until you're old. >ompared to a lot of things. shuffle board, chess, even golf. but the women of team usa is hoping olympic viewers will see it for what it is, a unique game of determination and skill no less serious than any sport on ice. >> i feel confident we're going to play. >> the women get their first shot on the ice tomorrow, and team captain erica brown has stopped by to say hi. we should note when i showed the thing about what does the skip say, that earned me two punches for including that in the story. that was funny. >> i don't know. i'm out of here. >> the team arrived in europe a little while ago. you've been practicing. how are you feeling ahead of the first competitions? >> we're feeling great. it feels great. the surface feels good. we're ready to go tomorrow. >> one of the things that surprised me along with the falling was how you have to read the ice. and each sheet of ice is different than the last one. the altitude, all those things play a role. >> everything plays a role. the weat

joining me now, steve and diane brown, the unofficial first family of curling.ympians themselves, their daughter erika competing in sochi and their son craig an alternate on the men's team. have you had a chance to talk to your kids? have you talked to them and gotten reaction? >> yes. we have talked to both of them, actually. throughout the entire week. actually, they're really upbeat. they got their chins up. the team chemistry's been fine. we're really proud of their accomplishments so it was a tough week but, you know, that's sports. you know? one week tiger woods wins a golf tournament. the next he misses a cut in the majors. that's what happens in sports. >> diane, how tough is this for you to watch your kids? more stressful to watch your kids compete at this level? >> it's terribly stressful, especially with a ten-hour time change. we're up all night every night and working all day and living and dying with every shot that they make or miss. so yes. it's very stressful. >> you all have been at this for a while and got generations in the family now literal

>> reporter: steve hartman, "on the road" in los angeles. >> brown: jim o'connor, synonymous with lovett will be along sunday on "60 minutes." i'm james brown and thank you for joining us. >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> today we're here to talk about the resources keeping more and more california farmers and families up at night is the lack of water. >> president obama comes to california with a promise to help ease our drought crisis as bay area farmers show us the severity of their suffering. good evening, i'm ken bastida. >> i'm elizabeth cook. president obama was in the central valley today and saw firsthand just how bad the drought has impacted farmers. as a result, he is pledging millions of dollars in federal aid to help those who have been hit hardest. 100million goes to help with livestock. another 60 million to food banks. and that's just some of the aid. the president says so goes california, so goes the rest of the nation. >> california's our biggest economy. california is our biggest agriculture producer. so what happens here matters to every working a

jared brown ridge is the excepting at santa clara providing the immediate impact that young steve nashwith more on brown ridge young man with a plan. you. >>reporter: santa clara men basketball coach will assess when scouring for players hard to through the tree. >> now day recruiting is a master of the obvious. but to get where you need to be you have to the haster the not so obvious. >>reporter: he would be the not so obvious here. >> fade away knocked in by jared brown ridge. >>reporter: despite 21 points each game final 2 years in high school in aurora, illinois he flew under the radar. >> my offense was under missouri valley school in the midwest this was the only school from the west coast and i thought that stuck out. >>reporter: what sticks out to others about brown ridge is his maturity and foresight come to santa clare wasn't just about basketball. >> i knew that it was in the silicon valley and i knew that was a great opportunity because all of the headquarters for the businesses are here so hopefully throughout my 4 years i get to meet certain people and network and able to

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is the official website announced wednesday he was young that time a whiskey steve s official the world as was his turn to brown on top in sochi. as the molten gold in olympic champion team skin almost plus programs in music sending of clouds to meet the short run and seventy four point nine two points that's all for points order all records and bank over four years ago. but some nice nice she should have received a higher score. after ski was claimed. earning her the highest program components or cats don't see that great artistic expression. although keane had no trouble landing her triples team told reporters after performance session was a bit tense just before returning. bush believes in herself and was relieved after her just landed successfully. after a short program performance. fans were even more convinced she will get federal and the gold become the only third female skier in history to win to the second will and the goals and is highly competitive events. the game there are the moment my eyes. we are but she needs to widen or it least maintain the gap between current and the runners up. as a top thr

accord willing to "the washington post," on the list for 2015, apple co-founder steve jobs, singers james brownver. and just announced for this year, jimi hendrix and janis joplin. cool stamps. >>> playing games on the one-dimensional computer games is getting boring, you may want to go old school, like you, playing the pinball machine. >> played a ton of that in college. you can get your hands on one, literally, if you show up in lancast lancaster, pennsylvania. pinball machines from the 1930s are going up for auction today through the auction gallery. >> know where you will be this weekend. classics were once part of an exhibition at national pin ball museum in washington, d.c. >> no pinball in your history? >> my grandmother had one in her basement growing up. >> now you are really making me feel old. >> no, i had a cool grandma. she had a pinball machine in her basement. but that's about the extent of my pinball playing. >> turned my daughter on to pinball. in asbury park huge, they have a hundred pinball machines and she plays pinball. my favorite pinball machine, eight ball dlection. bond

steve weiss is the facebook bull. josh brown is for linkedin. 1:30 on the clock.book case. >> to me it's purely a story of momentum. both are over valued in my view even though they're growing exponentially. but i think at this point facebook has better momentum because they've nailed each quarter and exceeded expectations. in terms of fundamentals, more users on facebook. it's broad in terms of attraction to potential users you've got more ability or greater avenues to monetize it than you do with linkedin. i like the linkedin business model. it's unique. nothing to stop facebook b with their broad network from going after them as well. >> i think steve makes my point for me. facebook is executing. they've done everything right. the momentum is there. the question is, you know, what's wrong with the next three days, facebook looks much better. we're talking about as an investment, linkedin is a $22 billion market cap with 2200 users. where does the stock go as they get to a billion which is what a facebook already is. while they're both expensive i want to point

brown. dubbed first family of curling. stepfather steve is in the curling hall of fame.ll of fame, they have one. >> and mom is involved, too. so between them, 26 national championships. also siblings in snowboarding, erin and taylor gold. >> so with sibling rivalry, the youngest ones want to keep up. that's what happened to me. my brother is younger than me but got better at everything. >> oh, but you were the trail blazer. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now." informing insomniacs for two decades. ( cheering ) ( grunts ) ( buzzer sounds ) now they're beating us on the boards out there, guys. this is your territory, grimson. do your job. grimson. hello? hi, honey. what? now? all right. ♪ the itsy-bitsy spider - ♪ climbed up the water spout... ♪ - ( giggling ) ♪ down came the rain ♪ and washed the spider out ♪ ♪ out came the sun... - shh. - ♪ and dried up all the rain ♪ ♪ and the itsy-bitsy spider - ♪ climbed up the spout again. ♪ - ( rock music playing ) i love you, daddy. i love you too, sweetheart. - ( laughing ) - ♪ do you believe in magic ♪ ♪ in a young girl

steve was also the pilot for the "magnum p.i." series. everyone in hawaii recognized the "magnum p.i."helicopter. >> maybe you could find a place to set us down. >> it was brown and had an orange stripe on it. >> steve makes three trips with his famous helicopter. victoria films from below, and everything seems routine until the fourth trip when steve reports mechanical trouble to tiny on the radio. >> tiny began saying things like, oh, come on, steve, you did it in nam, you know, you can get this bird down. >> steve momentarily regains control of the chopper. >> so he says he's going to land it. as he's coming down, he still had erratic movement. then he had the bird under control. i said, oh, he's got it, everything is fine. he's got it. bring it down. >> when it was about two feet from the earth, it just turned over on its side and came right for us with the rotors sideways. i thought it might explode. >> fuel is leaking from the crashed craft, and it could blow at any second. but that's not what's on tiny's mind. >> in vietnam we see a lot of choppers crash on the river. you react quickly. if you don't, you lose a buddy. >> so tiny gets to the smoldering

steve i didn't wonder. looking at this in the western in addition. what do you manage in the western edition it's not the ocean did governor jerry brown know what you all are 0 doing. you've got 0.4 in the management what are you managing. you should pay me to be quiet. i'm seasoned right now ladies and gentlemen all my 20 something years i've been coming down here a lot of times i have been accused of talking but i've built myself up to a situation were you present this to the lawyers i dream about that at night and it's obvious here. if you all oversee this you're responsible. michael johnson talks in my face he is trying to secure things to his family would had 0 w what about us who are taxpayers. he needs to be accountable. we don't know who owns the properties is it the governor or the state or the city. who that is. who's who around here. that is i'm like an outline. all those people and a .5 million for this and that. what do we get. we've been devastated. i'm not supposed to are - you all think i'm a bad person here. close down everything that we used to have you guys are responsible. the city and county. however, you want to put that departmen

brown span of the bay bridge. we will check with leyla gulen for a look at traffic. >>the late apple co-founder steve jobs could get a starch next week that is currently in the design stage according to a postal service document obtained by the "washington post" helping develop mac and the iphone which results in a plunge in use of normal mail. and will in the works is harvey milk, and basketball great, wilt chamberlain. >> the bicycle race in california will go through the state starting in sacramento may eleven and end in thousand oaks on the 18 the for a total of,040 miles of bicycling in eight stages. the local stage is east san jose and up and over mount hamilton and to contra costa county and up mount diabolo for the finish on tuesday may 13. >>> we will see if today is a good day if a bike ride. >> great day to be outside. watch out for the tree presidenten. it will be hot. look at livermore. friday night, maybe you want to kickoff and head to wine country. temperatures are going to run in the upper 60, low 70's through monday. you can see the dip in temperatures next week with the chance of r

josh brown, do you have opinions on this? >> yeah. i own the stock. so, steveebleed vaurlgs clluation clu. it came out at ipo it was way too expensive. this sounds like it's more of a tactical thing for you. how do you know you're wrong and the valuation is still a problem? is there a stop loss in your own mind where you would abandon the trade or is there a particular piece of news where you could say, hey, i should have stuck to my guns and avoided it? >> good question. stop loss is essentially right below where we put it on, which is about 55 and change this morning. got a little money in the bank about it. one of the reasons why i did it now, we just had the quarter. so, that's the big concern for me. what will be the next quarter? the company's not going to guide between quarters. they don't do that. so, right now it's a risk/reward. the risk/reward, i think, was down to 50. my stop list higher than 50. the upside potentially is 65 near term, because i've got a very positive market outlook. but it is a tactical move, not a fundamental move. clearly not a v

brown and pete najarian. there it is, rounding out the bottom is stephanie link, steve weis and baker at number eight. speaking of joe terranova, he called into our control room to say, hey, i made a trade. what is it? >> hey, scott, good afternoon. part of being a good investor is listening to the comments of others and each of the traders, pete, simon, all making great trades. i have no experience in the portfolio, and it's time to get some. i'm going to do it at the expense of palo alto networks. there's nothing wrong with that company, i think somebody buys it, but let's sell out of that and go back into morgan stanley. i agree with pete on goldman sachs. let's put that in the portfolio, please. >> you're not going to run out of trades to run out of the contest is over, joe, are you? >> this is only my second. i'm not faster than the najarians, that's for sure. only my second, i'm comfortable where we are. i think it's time, important here. it's time to get the financial exposure. i think it's going forward something we're going to need. >> morgan stanley getting a little pop here, joe. it's up ab

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steve lake. that put them in front, didn't give it back. 104-96 the final. golden state season of 13 game orr .500. >>> friday the 49ers -- over .500. friday the 49ers said the brownsually did talk with san francisco but it did not go far. the team wants to sign jim harbaugh to a long term contract extension. >>> baseball, would the a's have gone to the playoffs last year without this guy? brandon moss who had a career high in nearly every offensive category. despite that moss is not content with an encore performance this year. >> i had a couple months there where i would have been better off just not showing up. you have those sometimes. obviously 30 home runs was nice, but that's just a number. it's just a round number. would 28 have been different? no. it sounds different, but just you want to be a little more consistent. >> 30 home runs is pretty good when you're looking for a new contract. >>> give me the monday night top five. so hard, the camera man nearly gets taken out. in fact, i think he did take out the cameraman. no. 4, is getting your beer spilled on you acceptable, it's in new orleans. give that man a hurricane. no. 3, when you're a kid living in a

. >> i want to say hi to steve doocy, not gretchen and the brown haired guy that is not doocy.troubled. whole night troubled. are. >> i think i have a problem. i'm a little bit under dressed. >> what do you think about the super bowl being here especially in your backyard in. >> wish we were playing in it. i think it's good football. >> who are you rooting for this week. >> i'm rooting for peyton in new york that whole eli connection. >> win in his brother's house? >> yes. >> i like denver like everyone else in the world which makes me very nervous. >> someone will win which is a great prediction. >> bronchos, i love peyton. >> i'm going for denver, she is going for seattle. >> i'm just learning anybody could win or lose. i had no idea. welcome. >> wow. >> photo bomb. >> amazing. >> a lot of the revenue generated here with a will the of the who's who. hall of famers will be announced among the finalist? >> our guy michael strahan we both want to wish him good luck. i know it's going to happen today. i'm looking out for you man, go get them. >> not everybody knows he belongs. >>

browne. it is 30 minutes after the hour. budget cuts for the u.s. military. it is a sweeping proposal that would shrink the army to the smallest forces since world war ii. >> steveany is live from washington with how this is going to impact all of us. >> hi ainsley and patti ann. fights over the bundle et a bud are nothing now. chuck hagel plans to announce today sweeping cuts on the military budget. shrinking the forces to the smallest size since the days before world war ii. limit on military pay raises and one year freeze on wages for top military commanders. these proposals are not likely to sit well with many in congress don't want to be seen taking away military benefits in this election year. hagel hopes to save millions of dollars and eliminate entire class of air force tax jets in the process. a-10 was designed to take out soviet tanks but they were there in today's security environment. the new trimmed down military would not be able to fight two major wars at the same time. instead it would be able to fight only one major conflict while trying to obtain a second one until enough forces could be mobilized. military pulled back from the war fighting sta

jim brown, last championship cleveland ever had, billie jean king and all the tournaments she won. steveseen as distractions. they were people who were winners. i think it's a reflection of 21st century corporate culture when we say sports and politics don't mix, what it really means is sports and the politics of ownership don't mix. or sports and commerce don't mix. that is a distraction when you're talking about political issues, a distraction from what i think the nfl wants. which is as bland and flattened a product as possible that can appeal to as wide an audience as possible. >> chris, the last word on telling me about your hat. what does principle 6. >> draw awareness of what is going on in sochi right now. you shouldn't discriminate against people in sport for any reason. >> chris, i appreciate your stance and your roles and appreciate you letting us talk about you and to you at the same time, which could be tough. your story stands in for a bunch of important things that we care about here. chris kluwe, thank you so much. >>> up next, denver versus seattle. the two teams from th

steve weiss, you know that already, anthony is here as well, stefanie link here, too, josh and baron's top 100 adviser scott steagal of morgan stanley wealth management is here. talking about the markets here. josh brown, what was your big take away today from janet yellen. >> the market has nod reaction. the take away is that people believe the taper will continue a pace. there's no reason to do the kremlinology thing where we try tointerpret every fed speech. >> scott steeg is here from morgan stanley wealth management, managing director there. you've been on the baron's 100 for three years in a row. what would your reaction be from what you heard today from a guy who plays a lot in fixed income. 50/50 fixed to equity but it's a big portion of what you do. >> from our standpoint it seems like things are as usual here. they're going to continue like they are. but i think over all our client base has a view that just got to be careful here. we've had this great run, especially after last year. so we're involved, we're taking advantage of it. but we're watching it, monitoring it. >> what's your view right now on the market and on bonds? where do you think they're going? >> from a market standpoint i so

brown on where he sees opportunity today. john najarian on the surge of volatility and a surge it is. steve grasso on the floor.s for that trade. and paul richards on the state of china's economy, what that means to your money. that's where we do begin with stocks beginning this new month much like they ended the last one, sharply in the red.

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brown america. >> the world is changing. it's tanning. >> that was part of the trailer for vh-1's "the tanning of america." with you is the founder steve "the tank of america." steve, welcome back. always good to see you. >> i love being here. >> first of all, let's explain what the tank of america is. you coined this term. what did you mean by tanning of america? >> i think the last 30 years we have seen a generation of growing up and they don't see the world any more through stereotypes. say if you're african-american, you do this and if you're caucasian, you like this. no longer does a person's ethnicity value what they do and i call that tanning. >> the part you focus on here is music. you and i have talked a lot about this. >> yes, we have. >> i grew up in the suburbs of new jersey late '80s and early '90s when hip-hop was first leaking out to the suburbs and it became our sound track and our music and the music for white kids all over the country and our first relationship with urban and hip-hop culture and we have carried that with us now for a generation. >> you grew up on. . i speak to more about the culture the culture that w

brown wrote the greatest score. it really is. >> you're a tap dancing gangster. >> i do tap dance in the show, yes. >> would you like to show us a little something? >> surely, steve who did chaplain on broadway is the star of the show. it's just the most fabulous show. i'm not here to talk about that. what happened is i am a long-time metamucil user. i think i just turned 40 and always looking for health and wellness. i was reading men's health -- >> you were probably on the cover. >> i wasn't, but i wanted to be. i like that magazine. it said, try metamucil. i'm italian, so it's not like i got any problems. i tried it and i've been using it ever since. well, procter & gamble comes along and they want to do this contest where they're trying to raise awareness of health and wellness all over the country. they devised this contest called the do more than you think contest. do more than you think.com. there were 1500 entries of organizations to win a $100,000 prize. most of these organizations are charitable organizations. >> what do you mean doing more than you think? >> do more than you think duke to get your sever -- you can do to get yourself and society, to be