[ tanner ] we got one, we got two. pitch this punk out!nts ] - [ umpire ] safe! [ engelberg ] you okay? come on. get up. come on. all right! you okay, sweetie? here's what i'm gonna do, cracker. [ bullock ] hey, hey, hey, get back in the dugout. hey. [ boys shouting ] hey, hey, hey, hey, hey! break it up! break it up, guys. come on! see you! [ buttermaker ] hey, break it up. come on. come on! damn right, loser! engelberg, get off him! get behind the plate. get back. get back. get back. come on. come on. come on. back on the field! i said back on the field! - get out there! - [ boy ] you guys are lucky we don't kick your butt. is this what you teach 'em? you bowl over little girls like that? is that what you do? it's called baseball, or maybe you forgot. don't talk to ng punches. so you watch 'em, okay? you ought to take a good look at yourself, you has-been. traded it all in for booze and broads. you're disgusting. what did you say? you can't hear me? say it again! say it again! get back to your dugout, you crybaby! listen to you, crybaby.

that's a decision tanner now wishes he'd never made tanner's friend craig. >> a lot of people were cominge's no problem. >> reporter: >> the group seems to be having a good time but then without warning, the mood at the party changes. people they don't know are staring at them. one in particular. >> i have never been stared at like that. >> they decide to leave, but as craig and tanner head for the truck, the intense stranger and a group of boys followed them. >> came up to the window. we'd ask if we could leave. they just said stuff like get out and take your ass beating like a man. >> i knew these guys are serious and they are not, they are not joking around. they are not here to just have a fair fight. they are here for blood. >> that's when craig decides to call 911 for help. >> 911 emergency, do you need police, fire or medical emergency. >> police. >> i didn't realize i'm at a party and i came down here and these guys are trying to start a fight. >> they don't know the address and they can't direct police to them. >> do you have a street address for me? >> i'm not sure. >> 9209 some

. >> reporter: 21-year-old tanner peterson can't believe his friend and co-worker is gone. just three weeks ago, 23-year-old matthew walker was working beside him in the produce department of g and g supermarket in santa

plus, analysts angela glover blackwell of policy-link and michael tanner of the cato institute. >> ifill: here with us now, as they will be throughout the evening, our own shields and brooks. syndicated columnist mark shields and new york times columnist david brooks. 7 so, gentlemen, put on your prognostication hats. what do you expect tonight? >> it won't be f.d.r.'s new deal. we're not looking at the 100 days here. we're looking at modesty, theme of opportunity, discussion of the executive order. immigration will be bigger, probably a few threats on the debt ceiling somake sure congress doesn't put us in default, but not look at a gigantic agenda. >> i'm most interested in the tone. i think the president-- a nation that is severely pessimistic, has been now in the wrong direction rather than on the right track for 10 years now. the sense of pesmism is pervasive, and i want to see if the president can connect with people beyond the room tonight. >> woodruff: is there a defensiveness already setting in with this state of the union because the white house is already talking about the lim

michael tanner?solutely believe that we want to do everything we can and our society to enable people to escape poverty. i do not want people to live better in poverty. i want everybody to get out of poverty. one every human being to have the ability to live fully realized, self-actualized life. that comes primarily from work and achieving everything in their power to achieve. you do not get that from the government program. you get that from a job. is tomber one priority get people jobs and better education. they can get those jobs created in the society. that means creating a tax and regulatory environment that is conducive to creating jobs. not simply throwing more money at existing federal poverty programs. host: our next colors from silver spring, maryland. democratic line. caller: my question is for michael tanner. the republican on your panel. guest: i am not a republican. let me make that clear. caller: sorry about that. youuestion is, though, if do not spend all of those trillions of dollars

tanner peterson was also a close buddy. >> kind of went back and forth. it's weird. he went into the hospital and it was all good, then, came out and went in again. then, all of a sudden, just everything went bad within a day. >> walker was one of ten severe flu cases so far this season. of the 10, 4 50 years old. >> feels like a steep time frame. we're seeing dramatic increase. but how that is going play out over the season is too early to tell. >> walker's father says his son didn't get the flu shot, but didn't sleep a lot and didn't eat well. he believes were factors tanner combreertson says he'll miss his friend he says loved to skateboard. >> one of the nicest guys you can meet. we loved him here. he is one of a kind. >> an abrupt end to a life friends and family say had so much promise. >> and state health officials confirm the flu is trending thup year. it's spreading rapidly. you can see a map showing what flu activity looked like just two weeks ago. now here is what it looks like to date. california highlighted in red indicating wide spread flu activity thro

tanner peterson was also a close buddy. >> kind of went back and forth. it's weird. he went into the hospital and it was all good, then, came out and went in again. then, all of a sudden, just everything went bad within a day. >> walker was one of ten severe flu cases so far this season. of the 10, 4 are people less than 50 years old. >> feels like a steep time frame. we're seeing dramatic increase. but how that is going play out over the season is too early to tell. >> walker's father says his son didn't get the flu shot, but didn't sleep a lot and didn't eat well. he believes were factors tanner combreertson says he'll miss his friend he says loved to skateboard. >> one of the nicest guys you can meet. we loved him here. he is one of a kind. >> an abrupt end to a life friends and family say had so much promise. >> and state health officials confirm the flu is trending thup year. it's spreading rapidly. you can see a map showing what flu activity looked like just two weeks ago. now here is what it looks like to date. california highlighted in red indicating wide spr

>> hi, my name is mark tanner. i reside at the residence at the back of the building. i have lived there for 25 years. i remember when it was put in. there was a beautiful carriage house. i remember fighting against it at the time. you didn't find the historical significant sigs and -- significance. it was taken down and now these ugly modular buildings were put up that i have to look at from my living room. i realize i'm 1 person and i don't want to be selfish here. i think the school is a great thing in the neighborhood. i don't even mind the noise of the kids so much. it's become white noise over the years. what i object to is the use of the space between the back of the building and my building which is a junk spot for them. it is a dumping ground for all the extra equipment and whatever there is extra gets dump back there and containers that collect water when it does rain over the years cause a proliferation of mosquitos and it's hard to open the windows sometimes and i have seen rats there. there is a tarp struck that is to the attached and i'm not sure why that

what was unique about danny tanner's fan letter to annette funicello?onds on the clock. >> what's the truth? i don't remember. >> thank you all for really focusing here. what is the name of danny's beloved car, and who totaled it? >> oh, bullet and my daughter drove it through the window in the kitchen. >> bullet is correct. >> oh, we're tied. >> saget is on the board. >> i can't believe i remembered anything. >> what is uncle jesse's real name? >> rihanna. >> no, i know his real name. >> jesse cochran. >> john stamos. >> jesse cochran. >> what is it? >> jaime -- >> hermes. >> hermes? >> nobody gets a point. >> and finally what song did danny want to sing at d.j.'s school? >> "my girl." >> "my generation." >> "my generation." stamos on the board. there you go. >> yay! >> there you go. >> well, it was -- it wasn't, you know, a very huge competition. >> i came out of the gate early. >> congratulations to bob saget, everybody, the winner of "full house." >> we tied. >> we love you guys. check out their super bowl commercial, movies, performances. and we'll

profits fell from the same time last year, but cfo bruce tanner said that he hoped this year would represent a drop or low point in u.s. defense spending. general dynamics also reported better profits in sales than analysts had anticipated. the maker of tanks and nuclear submarines said it plans to buy back 11.4 million of its own shares during the first quarter. but not all investors are convinced that everything will come up roses for the defense industry. >> i think defense stocks have had their run. i think going forward they'll be cutting kwocosts and pruning th balance sheets. the industry as a whole is going to have a hard time growing since they've had such a goo'v run and demand has really been picking up in the last couple of years. >> reporter: investors will get a better idea of how things are shaping up. aerospace giant boeing, combat rup grum mund r and raytheon will also report earnings next week. what will get analysts to change their bullish tone on the defense stocks? for "nightly business report," i'm dominic chu. >>> and coming up, new and innovative ways to fight cancer

to create an almost new and often become leaks from the ceiling tanner i have seen motive was. these fees. the cold chill extended to two tonnes of israel jessica stein but explains that held the story is told is what makes each of the two movies uni. i am a story about a. assume that six or so to speak and his collaborator who he has brought out butts and friends from youth and their links between them and feels very close to an end and feel very emotional about it which is what ultimately. it really takes and an uncertain path in the movie store the fault of course is in some ways more isn't really because the main character is a jewish israeli where the other characters are palestinians in the same perspective. oh my it is. i'm a sahm to one hundred percent it's housed in and of course starts on the israeli jewish characters as well. mr is about omar who is being groomed to the heat. they are trying to groom them to become a collaborator there's also the love story that is happening on the side so this is personal problems and two directors in getting it from their perspecti

>> i think was a little bit more like michelle tanner, dj tanner era, but i may be age myself, but certainlywins. i think that is with the teaser was all about, might have the whole group come together. millennial's will be paying attention. stuart: we love having you on the show. social radar i think is the name there. speaking of the super bowl, metlife stadium in new jersey, 13 inches of snow from his latest storm, that is where the super bowl will be played 10 days from now. another snowstorm, this is a long-range forecast, another storm storm could hit next week. freezing temperatures, bundle up broncos and seahawks, they say it is going to be cold. call it big government intimidation, now revealed former treasury secretary tim geithner when he was a treasury secretary warned essence be about downgrading as united states of america. he issued a warning after they had done the downgrading. the judge so fired up about this you wouldn't believe it. i've never seen so many excellent natioexclamation poinl before. watch out, everybody, he is here next. tte or au lait? cozy or cool? "meow" or

tanner on "full house." >> stephanie is a child.ing hearts as the star of "let it snow." >> i could never imagine there could be so much magic in christmas. >> reporter: now, at 37, candace cameron bure is opening up about managing marriage, motherhood, and a hollywood career in a new book "balancing it all." >> it's like an autobiography. and it takes you through my life story of picking out the moment where's i had to make choices that would help me balance my life. >> hugs for everybody. >> reporter: one of the choices included taking a break from acting to start a family. bure has been murrayed for 17 years to former hockey star, valerie bure. and they have three, growing kids. >> i had the piece of mind to know that if i wanted to return to acting, if that were meant to be, the door would open. if it stayed closed, i knew my life just had a different path for me. >> reporter: this is bure's second turn as an author. in her first book, she wrote candidly about her struggle with bulimia in her early 20s. healthy now, bure is conc

. >> reporter: 21-year-old tanner peterson can't believe his friend and co-worker is gone. just three weeks ago, 23-year-old matthew walker was working beside him in the produce department of g and g supermarket in santa rosa. before coming down with a fatal case of the flu. >> he had been coughing for awhile, but it didn't seem like anything, it just seemed like a normal cough, this quickly he goes from being completely fine to where we're at now. >> reporter: he spiralled down fast. he chronicled it all on facebook. on december 22nd writing woke up hell of sick, sore throat, cough, runny rose. three days later he said i'm done with being second. he was in the hospital for a second time posting this photo of himself lying in a gurney with 103 temperature today, no fun he wrote. within hours, walker had gone code blue. >> it's a very ragged roller coaster ride. >> reporter: walker's father who enjoyed playing music with his son says it's hard to accept. he said walker play the t-- instrumen instruments. the 23-year-old didn't get a flu shot, something his dad says would hav

uncle jesse, uncle joey, danny tanner.> should be good. >> katy perry is opening up about her childhood vision about the perfect body. a hot looking perry tells "gq" she prayed to god her boobs would be so big she couldn't see her feet laying down. her prayers were answered at age 11. >> i don't know where to start with that one. so many inappropriate comments to make. by the way, perry fights back against plastic surgery rumors. she says everything she's got is original. >> wow. >> she says she's having a wonderful experience the second time around with her boyfriend, john mayer. >> okay. >> john mayer and her are back on. >> i didn't know they broke up. i guess i'm out of the loop. >>> finally, we are hearing new details about prince harry cutting loose way down at the south pole. >> he cuts loose wherever he goes. that 200-mile trek with wounded veterans from britain and u.s. the young prince is said to have gone on a two-day bender along with some of those vets, spilling champagne out of prosthetic legs. >> harry knows

and you can see an extended mission of the story on the program reduced to a rich businessman and tanner eat off staying in the region. now the city of tripoli in northern lebanon has become synonymous with bloody sectarian violence the conflict in neighboring syria has anchored by its attentions baffling and meet the pot inside as the country's first woman priest. pasta role assignment is running an evangelical church in the city as we could watch with its plans the lebanese army is in place in tripoli in a bid to calm tensions between the majority sunni minority on the white communities. they are the dominant religious group thinks that there is also a small christian presence in the season. wouldn't it be to syrian presbyterian filed under lebanese law the road its name in the christian upbringing and studied theology in beirut. she became evidence first email reads like an emu the distance. as i was lying in the circumstances of rays which meant the priests had to travel to america the summary reasons the judge had been abt. they didn't ask for a pasta. and then things just happened.

bruce tanner said he was hopeful 2014 wool see federal spending numbers bottom out. analysts at oppenheimer like the big names in the business. the so-called primes. earlier analysts at goldman sachs say it could be positive given the budget deal, improving margins and deployment of cash. general dynamics share rocketed the higher yesterday on cash headlines. ged buy back sharing of stock in this current quarter. attention now turns next week to the big names reporting there. on wednesday, you've got aerospace giant boeing delivering results nap stock up 90% over the course of the past year. on thursday, combat air maker drummen up. and before the bell also the tomahawk cruise missile raytheon, up 47%. beyond the headline number, keep a close eye on those management commentaries about the future, where they see business, and, of course, any possible shareholder capital return plans. tyler? >> all right. thank you, dom. >>> meantime, down to sue. checking in there. sue? >> yep. doing housing right now with the dow now going back towards its lows of the trading session

run through the green grass like they did in the open to "full house "s have a picnic like danny tannereaded toward record level bay area. dress for two separate parts of the day. 77 degrees along the peninsula and in the south bay. if you missed your seven-day forecast, you want to know when we're going to cool off, we'll have it every 15 minutes throughout the "today" show. he's a figure "full house" fan. >> i am, cut it out. bay bridge toll plaza, lanes in the fas-trak and off the berkeley curve, the slow spot. off the east shore freeway, nothing dramatic there. west 24 with the big backup. a second crash block ones of the lanes to the westbound, jammed west 24 toward highway 13. that is a slow drive, so they can move the car. no injuries reported. but a problem for the commute. slower drive for north bound. san jose, slowing. slow for north 87 as it has been for last 45 minutes. >> time now, 6:59. final check of the top stories. >>> milpitas police looking for at least two suspects involved in a deadly shooting overnight. happened in the parking lot of the executive inn hotel on dem

tanner will miss his dear friend who loved to skate board and play the harmonica. >> one of the nicest guys you could ever meet. we all really loved him here and he, he's one of a kind. >>reporter: abrown end to life that friends family say had so much promise. in santa rosa, 7 news. >> and state health officials confirm the flu is trending up earlier than usual this year and spreading rapidly. hear you can see a map that shows what flu activity around cunt try looked like two weeks ago at the end of the year. now lack at this. here's what it looks like now. california is highlighted in red indicating wide spread flu activity all over the state. flu season typically peaks in february maybe march but health officials say they have already seen death and hospitalization earlier than usual. >> one thing we notice this particular year is that people get sick pretty quickly and people have been reported to actually go from being healthy to having the flu to being in the hospital within two days. >> majority of those with have died from the flu have the h1n1 strain. all of the victims were u

. >> and he's come a long way since the tanners in "full house."ght back. ♪ should not all those presents make the cut ♪ ♪ no need to chuck, donate or burn them ♪ ♪ just pack them in our flat rate box ♪ ♪ we'll come to your door and return them ♪ ♪ gifts you bought but never gave away ♪ ♪ or said you liked but thought were cheesy ♪ ♪ you don't even need to leave your house ♪ ♪ we'll come and take them, easy-peasy ♪ [ female announcer ] no one returns the holidays like the u.s. postal service. with improved priority mail flat rate, just print a label, schedule a pickup, and return those gifts at a same low flat rate. >>> he became a household name playing uncle jesse on the hit comedy "full house." remember that? >> oh, yeah. >> with the olson twins. >> that's pretty good. >> actor john stamos hasn't slowed down since. he joined "morning joe" to talk about -- >> what he's been up to. he's a nice guy too. >> super nice. >> we mahad a lot of fun with ts guy. you actually found out something about john stamos. >> what's that? >> that house wives in wes

you're just like danny tanner, jesse katsopolis and joey gladstone all rolled in to one. >> jimmy: iever thought about it like that. that's weird, actually. [ laughter ] thanks, guys. i feel better now. but i'm still a little sad about leaving "late night." >> i understand. hey, i know what always cheers jimmy up -- >> the comedic stylings of ranger joe and mr. woodchuck? [ cheers and applause ] >> hey jimmy, are you made of wood? >> no, no, not that. a song. do the "teddy bear" song. >> wait a minute, you want me to do an elvis song? have mercy. [ cheers and applause ] >> this one's going out to a groovy dude who's about to go to sleep. >> hey yo, one, two, three, four -- ♪ baby let me be your loving teddy bear wrap your chain around my neck ♪ ♪ and lead me anywhere oh let me be oh let him be your teddy bear ♪ ♪ your teddy bear your teddy bear your teddy bear i just wannabe ♪ ♪ your teddy bear ooh ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> one more time. one more time. >> no, no, no, come on, jimmy. it's time for bed. good night, honey. it's late. no one in their right mind is still awake. >> jim

is like, there's that tan guy, he's tanner than eric. it's george hamilton.at the upper left. >> did he ask you why? did george hamilton ask you why it's eb2016? because this is a mystery. what are we waiting to announce? >> nothing. >> i didn't even recognize him. >> good time, good picture. >> bob? >> yeah, well, you remember the computer, you probably owned mack intoshes. this company that started advertising them 30 years ago in history to day, let's take a look at their first ad. >> we shall prevail. >> on january 24th, apple computer will introduce mcintosh, and you'll see why 1984 won't be like 1984. >> there you go. that company now is a $500 billion a year company. >> capitalism. >> capitalism, that's right. i have a mac. finally. >> good. >> a big mac for lunch? >> dana, you're up. >> you heard of the movie, i hope it's a pro-fracking movie, called fracnation. it was trying to be seen as the frozen river film festival in minnesota. it actually got pulled. the reason it got pulled is because they apparently don't have a film representative to speak a

yes, this is another one everyone is talking about, to see john stamos, uncle jesse and joey and tanner on his lip or girlfriend or some girl kisses it off then it drips someplace else. but then the rest of the full house team is there to take his pants off and clean his pants because that is the way to get the yogurt off the pants. >> you keep those pg-13 for us in the middle of the day kim serafin. there's always the funny ads like the one for toyota starring the muppets. is the touching commercials or funny commercials that people talk about longer? >> i think the funny ones. this year you're not seeing as many racy sexy ads. i love this terry cruz and muppets commercial. it has the celebrities and humor and has muppets singing like crazy in a car. it has a little bit of that sexiness because by the end he's having a wild and crazy fun time with the muppets and takes his shirt off. that's what people talk about, the ones that have mix of people like the muppets and terry cruz, who would have put that together? humor, a catchy tune. >> who's going to win the night sunday with regards

our guest is our michael tanner from the cato institute and melissa boateach. eastern on at 7 a.m. c-span. maryland representative steny hoyer is our test this week on "newsmakers." legislativethe agenda for the year ahead and the 2014 elections. here is a quick preview. work oncan congress this year? what are you most confident about? that congressis can certainly get something done if the republicans are prepared ofput on the floor pieces legislation that will enjoy bipartisan support and will not simply be message bills, as we dealt with last year. insurance billt -- we're very hopeful it gets done. we are very hopeful we will address comprehensive immigration reform. i think that's that can get on. i think that the evidence of that is it got 68 votes in the united states senate. it was not a partisan bill. i think it will enjoy bipartisan support in the house as well if it is put on the floor. we would like to see the minimum wage raised. as you know income inequality has been focused on iv president. we think that is wrong. we think that is a real challenge to america that the

. >> reporter: actress candace cameron bure is probably best known for her role as dj tanner on "fullt of college? >> reporter: now she's revealing one of the secrets behind her 17-year marriage is being a submissive wife. >> listen, i love that my man is a leader. >> reporter: she sat down with huffington post live to explain. >> the definition i'm using is the biblical definition of that so it is meekness. it is not weakness. meek is having its strength under control. it is bridled strength. >> reporter: in her new book "balancing it al: my story of juggling priorities and purpose," she writes "i am not a passive person but i choose to fall into a more submissive role in our relationship." and goes on to explain "don't think for a second that i get walked all over. i don't." >> obviously i will make my opinion very clear and clearly i have been married for 17 years and we have a very happy marriage and it works very well so i trust my husband. >> the submissive role can be a healthy choice as long as that is something that you're personally okay with. >> reporter: bure recently sat

tanner, but now she's here all grown up, she's got a new book out.thoughts when you see that clip of you? >> i'm like, are people not tired of watching that? >> they still watch it! >> it's great. >> do your kids watch? >> sometimes. my daughter likes it. my boys are into sports. >> now you've got your own full house. >> i do. >> now you're all grownup and trying to figure out how to do it right. >> well, i've been married for 17 years, so i feel like i have a little experience under my belt. 15-year-old, 13-year-old, 11-year-old. so i've been balancing my career for so many years. i've been in this industry for over 30 years, which kind of is crazy. then doing life as a mom and a wife to a professional hockey player, who is now retired, but i've managed to do it without help -- professional help. my husband and i have done it without a nanny or an assistant or anything. >> how old school. >> i know, right? but i couldn't do without the help of family and friends. >> and faith you say. >> faith. yes. is very important to me. and building and laying a

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danny tanner, uncle joey and uncle jesse teaming up for a super bowl commercial for dannon yogurt. >>ic. >> it's going to be cool in the ads and who knows, the seinfeld people getting back together for these ads. on the way to our hotel yesterday, i looked over to the left and they're almost done putting together the riser for fox sports with the super bowl there. you got about, what, 10 inches in manhattan. i don't know if they've fully explained to terry bradshaw and company how cold it's going to be, almost as high as the planet earth will allow. that is in midtown manhattan. we'll see what happens next week. >> kind of smack-dab in the middle of that triangle that is 7th and broadway. >> meanwhile, everybody is talking about richard sherman. an unbelievable corner back for the seahawks. his rant at the end of the game overshadowed even he would admit his team's performance. if you want to feel better about some of the people playing in the biggest game on the planet, maybe we have the perfect example right here with derrick coleman, an outstanding running back for the seahawks. >>

tanner on "full house." >> now candace cameron-bure is out with a new book called "balancing it all."ites and this is a quote, i chose to fall into a more submissive role in our relationship because i wanted to do everything in my power to make marriage and family work. unquote. i sat down with candace. she set the record straight on that term "submissive" that has everybody all twerked up and her marriage to retired hockey player. >> i tend to take on a more submissive role within my marriage. that makes my marriage work. i use the submissive term biblical. that is why it is such a hot button. it rubs people the wrong way. many people think of submission in a perverted sense in a "50 shades of grey" way or oppressive way or dictatorship. my marriage is anything but those three that i just mentioned. i love and respect my husband as my husband does for me. in the bible, when it calls for women to respect their husbands and to submit or to subject them as the leaders of the family, it also calls for husbands to love their wives as they love themselves. there is none of us that doesn't

we're joined by michael tanner of the cato institute and melissa botaik with the center of american progress. "washington journal" is next. . host: good morning. this marks the start of old be a busy week here in washington. congress is back tomorrow. at the supreme court, justices will hear a case on the president's right for recess appointment. one of the critics is mitch mcconnell. he is expected to be inside the court. otherssident meets with tomorrow. he traveled to raleigh, north carolina on wednesday. he will deliver his speech on the nsa eve strapping.