. >>> plus, it is lights out for thomas edison's 75-watt light bulb. good luck trying to find one in 2013. you're watching "early today" on nbc. >>> good morning and welcome back. some stories making news this morning starting with oregon. a tour bus crashed through a guardrail and down a steep embank. killing nine and injuring 20. it lost control on a highway covered with snow and ice. >>> incredible images captured from a dashboard camera shows a russian plane crashing on to a highway at an airport in moscow. five people died, three survived. there were no passengers on board. >>> someone who didn't want to be identified claimed the body of adam lanza, the man who killed 26 people at sandy hook elementary school in connecticut on december 14. >>> and 200 students, parents, and faculty from the sandy hook school attended the new york giants' game on sunday. they were nc it last night during a concert in atlantic city. kim is about 12 weeks with a baby due in field. >>> kim kardashian is pregnant. kardashian's family confirmed the news. but the father-

it's lights out for thomas edison 75 watt light bulb. good luck trying to find one in twoet. you're watching fir"first look" msnbc. >>> welcome back. some stories making news this morning now. in oregon a tour bus crashed through a guardrail and down a steep embankment killing nine people, injuring 20. the driver lost control on a highway covered in snow and ice. >>> incredible images captured from a dashboard camera shows a plane crashing in to a hoin moscow. five crew members died. three survived. there are no passengers on board. >>> someone who didn't don't identified claimed the body of adam lanza the man who killed 26 people at sandy hook elementary in connecticut on december 14th. >>> 200 students, parents and faculty from the sandy hook school attended the new york giants game sunday. they were high fived by the giants players. >>> kim kardashian is pregnant. kardashian's family confirmed the news but the father to be rapper kanye west announced it last night during a concert in atlantic city. kim is about 12 weeks with the baby due in the summer. >>> the way that con

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nobody remembers the guy who came after thomas edison. and nobody seems to recognize tim cook as we walked together across the teeming floor of grand central station. i like being anonymous. >> as we walk, we're surrounded by examples of what apple has done to our society, both good and bad. people now live their lives while listening to the communicating with members of >> and who else would have us believe they intend to be the one company that reverses hundreds of years of business history by becoming the one company that never fades away into irrelevance? you realize if you're a company that can keep amazing us consumer, if you're a company that can stay fresh without an expiration date, you'll be the first company ever to do that. there is a cycle, that circle of life, life and death, and you're trying to buck that trend. >> don't bet against it. >> we started our day with tim cook in lower manhattan at another of his 250 apple stores where we began the questioning with what's different about it. how are you not steve jobs? >> in man

when we think of patents, we think of things like thomas edison and his light bulb, you know, guys whoted things. >> well, you're right about what the patent law was intended to do, which was to reward inventors who brought something new in the world. but the patent on human genes, it's as if the first surgeon who took a kidney out of your body then patented the kidney. >> it all started in 1980, when the supreme court ruled that a life-form--a genetically altered bacterium used to clean up oil spills--could be patented. biotech companies saw that as an open door to patent another life-form, human genes. since then, nearly 10,000 have been patented, nearly a third of the genes in your body and mine. lori andrews says those patents can have serious implications for health care. >> a typical gene patent says, "i own the gene. i own any mutation later found by anybody else. i own any treatment based on the gene later found by anybody else." and in this case, myriad owns breast cancer. >> myriad won a fierce scientific race to identify the first breast cancer gene in 1994. soon after, they

if thomas edison went to a substation, he would feel at home. he would recognize all of the gizmos.d the routers that go right to your home is sort of, you have this situational awareness so that people know what's going on at the utility end but also for people in your home, you have more power over your energy use. you know which appliances aren't working. eventually, you aplienlss will be able to talk to your utility directly. and it also will allow you to use more renewable energy. if you think of the modern grid as sort of like the old operators who used to have to connect every call manually, with a smart grid, when you -- you can have the more intermittent power when the wind stops blowing or the sun stops shining, it happens more automatically. that's good for everyone. >> one of the conversations that took place in a lot of communities after superstorm sandy is the idea that some places like new york city have their power wires underground. other places are susceptible to trees and things falling. george pataki said serious consideration has to be given to burying electrica

if thomas edison walked into a switch station, he would be right at all.h the sync meters that go around your home, you would have this situational awareness so that people know what's going on at the utility end, but also for people, in your home, you have more power over your engine use, you know which appliances aren't working, eventually your appliances will be able to talk to your utility directly and it also will allow you to use more renewable energy. if you think of the modern grid, it's sort of like those old operators who used to have to connect every call automatically, with a smart grid, you can have a more intermittent power when the wind stops blowing, or the sun stops shining, it transitions automatically and that's good for everyone. >> the idea that some places like new york city have all their power wires under ground, other places are susceptible to trees and things falling. former new york governor george pataki wrote that in the wake of sandy, more lerelectrical wires need to be located under ground. it sounds entirely reasonable and s

that is thomas edison in russia. rg3 is ready to go. play against the eagles. i say give him time and he has such a bright future . he missed last week's name with a sprained knee. eventually the giants will win. he is a football icon in chicago. >> you hear what i said. >> steve: embarrassed? >> brian: mike ditka didn't get his own message. admitting he is a fan of greenbay packers. ditka coached the bears for seasons. he's changed loyalties . who will win the bcs championship. a dolphin in the miami sea aquarium picking the fighting irash over alabama. he hadie choice and he went dolphin. he is 2-wrero with the picks. that is the scientific waya of doing things. for an unrelated top we'll go to steve. >> steve: ugly on the runway. call them gaud yeobscene, but don't call them pretty. today on "fox and friends", we'll bring you the ugly christmas sweaters on the market. this is the creator of the fashion show. rock your ugly christmas sweater ann marie blackman. >> thanks for having me. >> steve: my son wanted an ugly sweater. >> did y

gordon is wired with creativity.so this is like thomas edison and bondage kind of thing, ok.in gordon'srld... 22 foot fuel tanks from military planes,,, morph into giant sculptures.really, it's kind of like a sword into plowshares too. because this fuel tank was originally made for military use. so you're taking um, something of that use and you're redefining it's use, redefining its usefulness and making it into an object of beauty.ya that's very cool. his studio is a 13 thousand foot converted tannery in napa. godron needs a big space...because so many of his pieces are large scale.this two thousand pound metal and glass piece is being made for a home in the oakland hills. the house fortunately is built with some steel beams. and we'll be tearing into the wall and welding.much of gordon's work involves art in architecture...creating large scale pieces that are incorporated into the framework of new or existing buildings.we did the hiroshigui museum of art, in japan, we have work at the getty in los angeles, we have uh work, we just installed a very large installation for the bart stat