>> and he's got the ge guy, mr.- - at his side. >> ge investing in green? hey john, who builds the windows, the chinese are building the windmills, selling them to us! >> they're stealing our green energy market! >> when you're talking about wind and solar, you're talking about massive government subsidies. >> forget green! >> the private sector has to be the sector that will pull us out of that! >> i want to know how bad conditions really are! >> conditions are very weak and none of our fiscal programs have worked. we'll need a massive infrastructure program that will take some time to put into effect to rebuild. > these photos speak for themselves. we're honored to note that ronald reagan was a fan of the "the mclaughlin group." in 1985, president reagan took the podium at the third anniversary salute for "the mclaughlin group" photographed here. also the president invited the group to the white house for a friendly chat about current und more information on auto insurance at geico.com or 1-800-947-auto any time of the day or night. if. for such a small if

the ge bridge trouble-free in both directions, completely consideredconfigured. the hercua we had it down tdallas tree. the one lane open so that traffic is not backed up as bad as it was feared public works are out there now. they need to cut up the tree and clear the ramp. it was an accident that or occurred half an hour ago. an accident in san francisco created a hot spot in 280, but no longer. this is heading towards 1 01, at the traffic now has completely cleared out and moving at the limit. >> mark: let's talk to yoli, how was the weather been there yoli? >> reporter: we are catching a break from the rain but not the wind. more a bottle on 280 then the 1 01. if you're headed downtown, you will feel the wind more than some of the lower bridges and >> mark:. we will check with our reporters through the bay area. >> darya: team coverage with the weather, will tran is in the east bay. check out the conditions there. >> will: a light rainfall in the east bank. those are cars going southbound on 880 through fremont the light rain not a problem at this time. look a

i do the ge capital is owed almost 50 million off of their own agreement as well. o they have to pay off the banks. have to pay off the big was -- the biggest publishers. so all told i believe orders owes or 300 or so to get as an aside to figure how they're going to get paid. >> can in your view borders emerge from bankruptcy, or with its remaining stock of stores et cetera become a profitable company? >> i think it would be wonderful to see them emerge as a smaller or problem to be. i also believe that many of the factors that has enabled them to go into bankruptcy may not be so kind and forgiving. to my mind, there's a little too much concord with what's happened when they went into chapter 11 administration in late 2008, went to the court to they didn't have an appropriate business plan and eventually went into chapter seven. numerous points -- reports have indicated investors are not happy. the top priority seems to be highlighting their borders rewards plus cards. but as customers come in and they know that the company is in trouble, do they really want to red

the warriors ge back a second-round pick along with murphy who started his career with tbolden state. the warriors are hoping they can deal murphy for another draft pick but most likely they will probably just have to weask him maybe the beft point guard in the lead darrin williams goes to bat for devin harris. williams will be a free agent after forecast in year and the jazz made kind of a preemptive strike to avoid being held hostage like we saw with cleveland and lebron and carmelo and denver. the mets a nice prieses after being spurned by carmelo. let's go back to the patrick ewing days. excitement in the garden. offensive rebound and put-back. finished with 27 points but didn't shoot well, 10 of 25. 11 of his points in the fourth quarter. nice baseline drive. that was after stodemire fouled out. win for melo in his debut. 114-108. >>> college tops tonight. san jose state hoafting new mexico state. oliver has some fans. so does will carter after that. and mark ballard. a.o., pouring it on in the second half. 31 points. nice take right there. and right now the spartans leading 65-6

supply of cheap human labour - though robotic systems are increasingly used in the more advanced, precision industries. ges rising rapidly, more companies are looking to mechanise. nsidering the labour cost, we need to introduce robots. china is a big manufacturing country but we're still a long way off from being a developed manufacturer. illion industrial robotic systems. nually, a 12 billion dollar market. ter and the military - is also a 12 billion dollar sector, with 80,000 sold annually, globally. in terms of unit numbers, robotics for entertainment and domestic chores like carpet cleaning or mowing the lawn are huge - with global output in the four years up to 2013 expected to top 11 million.rsonal" robots within a decade. in china, people are growing older - because living standards have greatly improved since the 1970's. ars time. ting with: who's going to do all the work ? >>xiaoping: ten years later, we will have a serious shortage of labour. so we have to, we must develop more robots - especially intelligent robots - to provide labour to the society and to provide services to people in their ev

the busy pinpoint forecast. >> thanks. >> when we come back, a little weather history lesson. snow and a whole lot of it. pictures from san francisco's biggest snow storm, more than one hundred years ago. ge snow in the high well it's been piling up back east, now after weeks of sunshine we are getting our own snow in the high country. erica wants to know when was the biggest snowfall recorded in san francisco. that is a good question. >>> in the summer, we are known for our cooling fog. in the winter we get our share of rain, but snow on the streets of san francisco that is pretty rare. to get it down at sea level and for it to stick is rare. probably you know, once every 20 or 30 years type of an event. >> meteorologist jan mills has been around long enough to remember when it snowed in '76. there was stories from the old papers, the original chronicle people making tabagans. more than seven inches fell on twin peaks. >> great stories about about the cable car cans that were running. they had no problem with traction because the cable was on the ground but the drivers were having problems with the people throwing snow balls at them. >>> a rare event in deed. it just doesn't happen here

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the rain boo ge -- the rain will begin and then cloudy, rain, cold, rain/snow mix.louds coming in today are coming in from the northwest. that's just being drawn in. so we have a partly cloudy day. now, national weather service in monterey has set a winter storm watch. we're hoisting it for the north bay hills for tomorrow evening. that's thursday evening. snow level near 1,000 feet. it may go up initially and then i think it will come down as we get into late friday and saturday. but the possibility of snow at sea level is definitely in the mix as we head towards late friday and saturday morning. for the sierra, a winter storm watch is also posted. this will be a slam dunk probably for them. that will be heavy-duty snow. two to four feet. it could be super light. it could be like that champagne. snow level around 1,000 to,000 feet and sacramento is talking about snow near folsom. 0s and 30s -- 450s and 30s -- 40s and 30s with the clouds. we'll go with a mix of sun and clouds today. the lower clouds showing um going right down the coast, north to south. you can see

the sell-off was perfectly rational. we've seen apple continue to be a first-class company. ge has had some successes, but also issues in terms of coming out of the recession in their profit recovery, so you have not seen quite the recovery in ge's stock price. the notion that hedge fund managers are behind the scenes manipulating global capital market i think is an exaggeration. there are certain a case by case instances that may be a factor. hedge funds have every right to be in the market buying and selling like everyone else as long as there is no inside information going on. the participation of hedge funds make its the market more for ship. when you want to buy a stock, the fact that there are institutional players in the market buying and selling the stock all day long leads to better pricing for the individual investor. host: rick and independent in connecticut. caller: when you explain the reason for the stock market increasing, i am glad that your candid and talked about a gloglobal sales. i was in the trenches in the 1990's, fighting on the side of the majority of am

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students trained for jobs available at the nearby ge plant, they earned a paycheck and they have their tuition covered. young people can find work, and the entire region has become more attractive to business. it is a win-win for everybody. that is something we're trying to duplicate across the country. to make room for these investments, in education, innovation, and infrastructure, government also has a responsibility to cut spending that we just cannot afford. that is what i promised to veto any bill that is loaded up with earmarks. i propose we freeze annual domestic spending for the next five years. this would reduce the deficit by more than $400 billion over the next decade. and bring spending down to the lowest share of our economy since eisenhower was president. that was a long time ago. it is not going to be enough. we're going to have to do more. the driving force on our deficit are entitlements, spending, and that will require both parties to work together. those are some tough problems that we're going to have to solve. i am eager to work with both parties and the chamber t

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all of us more energy efficient is something the whole world can get in step with. [ static ] ♪ i need a good time [ male announcer ] ecomagination from gethat makes the world work. ♪ >>> on a week when global commodities prices are on the news and on the rise, what's the state of our cultural commodities in the fine arts? my next guest leads the 200-year-old mariinsky theater in russia conducting the orchestra, opera and ballet and is one of the world's most sought after names in classical music. valery gergiev joins me. maestro, so nice of you to join us. you are called the world's busiest conductor for sure and the world's best, arguably. working with orchestras on several continents, you are in new york right now for one of your full-time jobs conducting the london symphony orchestra at lincoln center. tell us about audiences today for classical music? how do they feel to you? >> i feel very good about audiences. many young people and the reaction very instantaneous, very vivid. i don't see a real -- which one can comment like something terribly serious happening and very negative. i think we have to just be together with young peopl

supply of cheap human labour - though robotic systems are increasingly used in the more advanced, precision industries. ges rising rapidly, more companies are looking to mechanise. nsidering the labour cost, we need to introduce robots. china is a big manufacturing country but we're still a long way off from being a developed manufacturer. illion industrial robotic systems. nually, a 12 billion dollar market. ter and the military - is also a 12 billion dollar sector, with 80,000 sold annually, globally. in terms of unit numbers, robotics for entertainment and domestic chores like carpet cleaning or mowing the lawn are huge - with global output in the four years up to 2013 expected to top 11 million.rsonal" robots within a decade. in china, people are growing older - because living standards have greatly improved since the 1970's. ars time. ting with: who's going to do all the work ? >>xiaoping: ten years later, we will have a serious shortage of labour. so we have to, we must develop more robots - especially intelligent robots - to provide labour to the society and to provide services to people in their ev

all of us more energy efficient is something the whole world can get in step with. [ static ] ♪ i need a good time [ male announcer ] ecomagination from gey that makes the world work. ♪ >>> welcome back. valentine's day is upon us. will it offer the sweet smell of success to the retail and luxury industries? they say chocolate is the food of love. my next guest is one of the world's best known pastry chefs as well as the founder and ceo of the retail chain jacques torres chocolate. chef torres, it's great to you on the program. >> don't mind me. happy valentine. >> thank you. same to you. so cocoa. you've got so many great treats here, which i want to get to in a moment. but cocoa and sugar futures have been up, right? things are getting more expensive there is concern now over a disputed election in the ivory coast, the world's number one grower of cocoa beans. how do political and market developments like that impact the industry? >> the problem is that we don't know for how long we don't have exportations of cocoa from ivory coast. they mention that maybe for one month. but if it's drag, automatically the supply of cocoa will be a lit

all of us more energy efficient is something the whole world can get in step with. [ static ] ♪ i need a good time [ male announcer ] ecomagination from gey that makes the world work. ♪ >>> let's take a quick break from our cairo coverage for some of the other day's news. for that we go back home to new york. nbc's ann curry standing by. hey, ann, good evening. >> hey, brian. here at home a colossal storm threatens more than 30 states. we're talking about a third of the nation's population, 33 out of 50 states hit by snow, rain and ice, potentially the biggest storm this country has ever seen, affecting some 100 million people. blizzard conditions are forecast across the upper midwest with up to two feet of snow and 60-mile-an-hour winds creating whiteout conditions tomorrow and wednesday. and from texas up into ohio, dangerous ice is expected and heavy thunderstorms will hit the southeast. you can check out the view from space. nasa is showing the storm system moving across the continental united states. >>> a federal judge in florida ruled today that president obama's health care reform law is unconstitutional. the judge sided with 26

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also, a memorial service is planned for matthew miller this coming sunday at 2:00 in the afternoon at congress geenet here in walnut creek. also, a reminder that the memorial is building a mile up the way here where the teens entered the creek if you would like to leave something in memory of gavin and matthew. grief counselors are expected to be here on hand when students arrive later this morning. live in walnut creek, marla tellez, "today in the bay." >>> thank you for the update, marla. >> 5:34 right now. rescue and recovery efforts are underway in new zealand this morning. tall buildings and churches were toppled after the 6.3 magnitude earthquake struck yesterday. take a look at the damage. at least 65 people were killed in the city of christchurch and many others are trapped in some of the collapsed buildings. multi-story buildings just collapsed on top of themselves and groups of people had to try to help victims clutch their bleeding wounds and try to get people to safety. the city's mayor declared a state of emergency. >>> people in the bay area with ties to new zealand are anxiously aw

the next year. because these problems snowball. they cascade. and that's why it's critical to geet ahold of this. for most states -- >> but his argument is that the unions are so unreasonable, they won't ultimately make concessions. they've made the concessions. >> for a year. that's the whole problem. they've got to change the system. about half the states in the country don't allow or limit collective bargaining. the federal government doesn't have collective bargaining for wages, for health benefits. people act like this is some right. you know, that these are collective bargaining rights. there's no right to this under the constitution. >> lawrence o'donnell, how do you read this? >> one of the things i was struck by in your interview with the governor, was he said that he rejected, rejected the idea of sending in troublemakers to the demonstrations. that means the idea was discussed. that means someone in the governor's office said -- how about we send some people in there to cause physical trouble in these demonstrations and this governor thought about it. discussed it, rej

what is on the agenda for the and ge meeting this weekend? -- nga meeting? agenda iseveryone's creating jobs. montana is better than the rest of the country on some, but we stopped & unemployment. -- still have 10% unemployment. we need to create higher paying jobs and get things moving. we are a natural resource state and during a 30%; in america. -- we have a 30% of the cold in america. we have the biggest platinum, palaadium, copper, wheat. we need to get the rest of the country going as well. host: you have all those resources in montana. right now you have a budget surplus. what do you tell the governors to do not have those natural resources and they're having to deal with budget deficits? how'd you get them to follow your lead and get them back on the surplus train? guest: i am not a very popular governor around these parts. the reason we have a surplus is because when the times were good, unlike other states we've saved the money. we built the largest savings account. i vetoed for the bills even worm -- even when times were good. during the last coupl

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they live in the hudson river water way that ge admits dumping tcb and dioxin in to from 1947 until 1976st all of the fish there developed tumors. but now in just 50 years time the fish have involved to become resist interest to p cb and dioxin. interestingly enough. what happened? some of the fish had a gene that allowed them to tolerate the chemical. those fish survived and flourish and took over. but there ace down side. the tom cod now prey for bigger fish that eat them sending the chemical up the food chain. >>> now there's this. news today that remote ville annual in equador may hold the key to living a long and healthy life. people there are growing old without delevoping diabetes or cancer. the secret is in their dna. secret that scientist hope to harness in a pill one day that could help all of us. story tonight from jeffrey kaufman. >>reporter: at less than four feet tall norman is helping scientist identify a way to stop cancer and diabetes. when did i realize that i would not grow, he says? l when i was in primary school. l here in the remote region of southern equador he's o

the light bulb is a political football. >> instead of a leaner, smarter government, we bought a bureaucracy that now tells us which light bulbs to buy. >> reporter: for light bulb makers like ge, a part owner of nbc universal, the phase-out begins next year. by 2014, incandescents will no longer be on store shelves. disappearing along with incandescents, some jobs. nbc news was in winchester, virginia, last year when the light bulb factory in business for 35 years shut down, and 200 employees were put out of work. now some in the federal government think they have a better idea. they want to restore freedom of choice to america's lighting department. >> i don't think that's appropriate. >> reporter: texas congressman joe barton is co-sponsoring legislation to repeal the change. >> it's just kind of a politically correct do-gooder issue. we don't think the government needs to mess in that area. >> reporter: in the detroit suburb of roseville, it doesn't take an act of congress just to price cut to convince some consumers. so now when these are comparable, you're selling cfls at a rate of three to one? >> about three to one with the pricing, yes. >> reporter: dick bevington is

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the president announced a couple of weeks ago he'll have a new council focusing on jobs and competitiveness. it will be joined by jeff immelt from gemake sure that we're working with the private sector to create jobs right here in america. so we've come out of a terrible patch. it was very challenging, as you said, and he keeps focusing on what's important and what's important is the american people. he tries to focus every day. what can we do to make our country stronger? what can we do to keep it safe and what can we do to create jobs? >> what are the criticisms of the president? is it while he's working aggressively to reduce unemployment and to create jobs and so forth, nothing has been targeted to african-american voters and to the african-american community at large. >> if you look at major domestic policy initiatives that the president took on when he came into office. they have a disproportionately positive impact in the black community. health care, there are plenty of people who aren't insured. that people can have check-ups and not have to pay for them because so many people avoid going in for just routine exams that cou

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what is on the agenda for the and ge meeting this weekend? -- nga meeting? agenda iseveryone's creating jobs. montana is better than the rest of the country on some, but we stopped & unemployment. -- still have 10% unemployment. we need to create higher paying jobs and get things moving. we are a natural resource state and during a 30%; in america. -- we have a 30% of the cold in america. we have the biggest platinum, palaadium, copper, wheat. we need to get the rest of the country going as well. host: you have all those resources in montana. right now you have a budget surplus. what do you tell the governors to do not have those natural resources and they're having to deal with budget deficits? how'd you get them to follow your lead and get them back on the surplus train? guest: i am not a very popular governor around these parts. the reason we have a surplus is because when the times were good, unlike other states we've saved the money. we built the largest savings account. i vetoed for the bills even worm -- even when times were good. during the last coupl

companies developing these new treatments and the taxpayer the cost of developing them which i think would be a very good way forward to make sure we ge more treatments to more people more quickly. >> ed miliband. mr. speaker, i want to jin the prime minister in paying tribute from private lewis henry from third battalion the regiment and the fourth regiment and kyle marshall from second battalion the chair chute regiment in all of these men showed extraordinary bravery and dead chags our thoughts are with them and their family and friends as they grieve for them. mr. speaker we now know that inflation is rising. growth has stalled. and 66,000 young people extra are out of work. can the prime minister tell us whether he thinks his strategy is working? >> well, of course today's unemployment figures are a matter of great regret and it's a great regret particularly in terms of higher youth unemployment but i have to say to him, youth unemployment has been a problem in this country for well over a decade in good years and in bad. the level of -- the level of youth unemployment actually went up by 40% under the last government an extra 27

the man with plenty of om in his life. jeff ranieri. >> thanks, lawrence. mike sounds great and traffic great olssn tat ge golden gate bridge. how about the prospects of rain? details in a couple of minutes. >>> san francisco's mid-market street area has fallen on hard times over the last decades but there's a renewed air effort to turn it around. >> a look at the city's new plan and why you might want to tweet about it. >> reporter: despite suggestions to the contrary there is no sam at sam's diner. >> when people come in, they say who is sam? >> reporter: there may not be a sam in sam's but there is owner jeanie kim. >> the name was taken from my children's middle initials. >> reporter: she may have fun with the name of her diner but she's serious when it comes to this market where her restaurant sits. >> the past couple of years we've seen more homeless people kind of congregating around this area and we haven't seen anything done. >> reporter: despite classic images of a bustling market street, these days kim's reality is far from a postcard. >> we want people to come and start hanging around and walk around and know that

charge electric cars, to renewable sources of clean energy, ecomagination from ge is advanced technology that's good for both themy and the environment. ♪ it's technology that makes the world work. [ squawking ] ♪ >> schieffer: back again with senator mccain. senator, let's talk about this just across the region. what do you see the impact of this? >> i see it as very unclear and unpredictable in many respects except that i believe that the egyptian people are educated, they're sophisticated. they are not a country in all due respect, one like yemen where there are stark contradictions exist within that country. >> schieffer: there were some demonstrations there today by the way. >> yes, indeed. it's not only spreading throughout the region, but it's going to spread throughout the world, in my view again. so i think the israelis have reasons for concern. if you have a government... whatever government is going to come into power is not going to have a close relationship that they with mubarak. let's just make that assumption. then the question is, what will be the nature of that relationship and will there be pl

the white house, invasion innovation and job growth. steve jobs is currently on a medical leave of absence, mark zuckerberg, eric schmidt, and among others, ge ceo jeffrey emmill as well. the president just announced his budget earlier this week calling for billions more for education, which the president argues will create more jobs. when you are trying to boost employment, who better to meet with than the leaders of silicon valley who know a lot about job growth. >> i think he is looking for support. these tech giants in many ways pushed him into doing the investment in solar energy and in the internet. he is now looking to the tech giants to back him up driving this budget through congress. >> reporter: of course, the ceos are expected to ask the president for help in return, requests like lower corporate taxes and a smoother process for patent approval. the leader of the california republican party is criticizing obama's visit to the bay area telling one newspaper that tonight's meeting with the stars of the business world are, quote, a 2012 re-election campaign photo op. this is a very short trip. the president will be in town for less

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