tiffany simons caught up with maddy bowman after her victory. >> todd h >> tiffany: congratulations, from sixth to first, describe how that second run went differently for you. >> i came into and it knew i had to lay it all down because it was my last run. i just went for it. once i got past that nine i was like, oh, thanks. that's where i fell on my first run. it was great. i had great coaching at the top. just laid it down. and i'm technique e ed stoked o. >> tiffany: earlier this week the skiing community lost one of their own in sarah burke. is there anything you want to say? >> sarah was an idol to all of us. i didn't know her personally. but last year at x-games it was my first time. and i was -- nerve-racking. she came up to me and just started talking to me and it was such a small gesture for her but it meant so much to me and it made me feel so much mere comfortable. to have your idol you've looked up to since you were a little kid was amazing. she will be missed so much but she'll never be forgotten. she meant so much to everyone. >> tiffany: thank you so much. ski for sara

on the run tiffany hayes. lays it up and good.y trying to argue. the push ahead. doty, 1, 2, yes. it was a travel. >> don: just like this a year ago at notre dame. the irish had the lead and in the final minute, the huskies found a way and won the game 79-76. novosel the pass from diggins. >> mary: it's like a football game. let's go irish. >> don: 8 to shoot. >> mary: mallory. >> don: 4 to shoot. >> [buzzer]. >> don: the drive comes down with the offensive rebound of her own missed shot glare and gets a new 30. what a big board for notre dame. >> don: looking for the turnover. game clock down to 1:10 to play in overtime. the bucket and notre dame will go to the line and a 6 point lead. >> [cheers and applause]. >> mary: she knows the situation. >> [cheers and applause]. >> mary: that's an a-plus in game management. 4 bodies surround skylar diggins. the perfect touch pass and the player that got the offensive rebound with the big, big bucket. >> don: at the line. kayla mcbride sophomore. all-american from pennsylvania. 10 points g

on the run tiffany hayes. lays it up and good.y trying to argue. the push ahead. doty, 1, 2, yes. it was a travel. >> don: just like this a year ago at notre dame. the irish had the lead and in the final minute, the huskies found a way and won the game 79-76. novosel the pass from diggins. >> mary: it's like a football game. let's go irish. >> don: 8 to shoot. >> mary: mallory. >> don: 4 to shoot. >> [buzzer]. >> don: the drive comes down with the offensive rebound of her own missed shot glare and gets a new 30. what a big board for notre dame. >> don: looking for the turnover. game clock down to 1:10 to play in overtime. the bucket and notre dame will go to the line and a 6 point lead. >> [cheers and applause]. >> mary: she knows the situation. >> [cheers and applause]. >> mary: that's an a-plus in game management. 4 bodies surround skylar diggins. the perfect touch pass and the player that got the offensive rebound with the big, big bucket. >> don: at the line. kayla mcbride sophomore. all-american from pennsylvania. 10 points g

lisa stasi's family is happy to know that tiffany is alive and safe. >> i want tiffany to know that ie wants to have a relationship with me, that she is -- my arms are open to her. >> john robinson is in prison now, but teresa williams, a woman who says she barely survived robinson's violent fantasies in 1985, told us her emotional scars have become open wounds now that investigators have uncovered robinson's chambers of horrors. >> they should know that he's capable of being a murderer. that he's capable of being a calm, gentle person on one hand and a tortured murderer on the other. this is somebody you don't want to take at face value. i say -- i tell people, i never want to run into someone like that again. >> robinson has pleaded not guilty. as he faces murder charges in two states and the possibility of the death penalty, we wondered what could possibly be going through his mind. fbi behavioral scientist, cliff van zandt. >> i don't think he could care less about his victims, because he sees them as chattel. >> you're saying he could not care less about the people he has hurt an

this year, tiffany is going to bring in, with her bonus and salary together, $117,000. that is a lot of money especially. >> and that is great. again, you can see where that would encourage the achievement and also the stability of teachers staying in the system. >> reporter: and the recruitment of new teachers down the road. >> kristen fisher, thanks. back to you guys. >>> thanks anita. well, is it bad timing or just a really bad idea? or maybe both? the debate is raging over a decision to spend millions of dollars to build a brand new president's mansion on the university of college park campus. supporters argue the existing home is almost 60 years old and desperately needs an upgrade. opponents are furious. just a few weeks ago students were told there is no money to fund several sports programs. joining us now to debate both sides of this one is valerie le brawn noi, a first term senator at the university senate and author dave grady is at the university of maryland athletics. you have no money if a track team. no money for men or women's swimming but $72,000. >>> m

alongside, todd richards and tiffany simons, i'm todd harris. the superpipe final. we have had a bag of conditions. we have gone from bluebird skies to blistering cold winds. today, in between, temperature, 21. wind moderate. it's partly cloudy. a far cry from what we had last month in breckenridge, colorado. as we kicked off the season of the winter dew tour. season of breckenridge was the first top. iouri podiadtchikov, a new bag of tricks. >> one to look for, and could take the victory. he is riding injured. four points in killington, vermont. breckenridge it was a different story. he was on fire during practice. his first run was nothing short off mazing. iouri would have a fall that heed would leave the pipe with a hurt face. he hit his head. however, on his second run. he overcame the little head bump and did enough to get third place. >> second place belonged to louie vito, dew cup champion. felt good out here. a lot of talent. the best bag of tricks. >> louie did. came in swinging as well. he has the double corks. he can do them in his sleep. and if it wasn'

the trophy was inspired by the lombardi trophy who is also made by tiffany. the design is to pay tribute to the athletes dedication. >> 49er fans are probably thinking make it out of cardboard who cares. >>> back to candlestick park. >> as we hear more from the 49ers locker room. sports wrap is next. >>> good evening everyone and thanks for joining us on this sunday night edition of sports wrap. you saw it and you still can't believe it. the san francisco 49ers battled but lost today in the same fashion as what got them to the play offs in the first place. turnovers. head coach jim harbaugh was hoping alex smith would repeat last week's performance. and for a whil

he'll be dragging along his deals at k street and charge accounts at tiffanys. a poll asked about whether gingrich cares about average people? 22% says gingrich cares about the average guy. 24% says romney does. when the president framed the 2012 election this way. >> can neither settle where a shrinking number do barely well, where a growing number do well. everyone does their fair share and everyone plays by the same set of rules. >> well the white house, the president included oftenly believes that's going to be how the pie is sliced in america. is that's how it's going to be how it makes it in america? >> i don't think that a candidate has begun his presidential campaign and put class at the center the way president obama did this week. they're making the bet in shig and the white house that with 8% unemployment with 80% of americans at or near the poverty line, this just isn't a high-risk idea. chris: usually when they're down 60-40, that will get them over the 50 mark. do they hear he wants to take our money and give it to poor people? >> that's exactly wh

when i first came i applied as a draftsman for tiffany and i was advised actually by the tiffany workshop the manager at the time, to go on my own. you do not belong here. and that's how i start actually my business here. i do not know if my work since coming to america, if my work has changed. i have changed and, therefore, the work reflects who i am today. in two different areas, because i do both creative type of work and conservation and restoration. >> i think ubaldo vitali is probably the best restorer, certainly, that we know of in this country for early silver. this little cup here, simple cup, english provenÇal, dated 1677. i found this in the west side in a small antique shop and it was frankly you could have used it as a tea strainer or sieve, full of holes. there are no holes. he's done a fantastic job of cleaning this up and making it good looking and also usable. >> when i receive a work of art that has been through my life, i always looked at the things as the greatest work of art, suddenly shows up in my shop asking for help, basically, it is my grandparents coming home, i

i want to ask you, tiffany, take us back to, again, back in 2004.ing that you knew you always wanted to do, is go to college. >> right. >> and now you're sharing that with other students so they can reach their goals, too. >> right. so, a lot of the things that my d.c. cap adviser did was, you know, help me to choose that right college. so, i took a lot of what she did to help the students now, and it's really phenomenal, that whole base, that foundation that i can actually take from her to help the students. so, a lot of what i do is relate to their stories. a lot of the students, they go through a lot of, you know, personal struggles as well as academic struggles. and for myself, you know, living in a household raised by my grandparents, they didn't have that foundation of college, so a lot of students i see now actually fit that whole descripti description, in not having parents at home to help them with that process. so, i serve as that foundation for them, in actually helping them. and the parents that are actually in the households with the st

now take a look at the chart of another upscale retailer, tiffany. its stock fell 10.5% and is trading near year-ago levels. tiffany lowered its full-year earnings outlook on weak holiday sales. the company said jewelry spending was more cautious in the u.s. and europe. several technology firms also issued earnings guidance today. cirrus logic boosted its third- quarter revenue outlook. the firm says demand remains strong following the holiday season, and that pushed the shares up almost 16% to $19.64, but philips electronics lowered its fourth-quarter earnings forecast. the world's top lighting maker is reporting weak sales in european markets. shares fell $1 to $19-- a decline of 5%. but that drop is mild compared to the 28% decline in webmd. thinternet provider of medical information scrapped plans for a sale of the firm and its c.e.o. resigned. webmd was one of the day's biggest losers. and that's tonight's "market focus." >> susie: honda, toyota, and nissan are riding a comeback wave, rebounding from last year's natural disasters in asia. today

mike, tim, kate, tiffany, and rachel. >> good afternoon supervisors. i'm the president of the san francisco labor council and the hotel labor workers union. the labor council executive committee has voted unanimously in opposition. this was the same night voted by the broader body of delegates, the highest-ranking body. the council also unanimously voted against this. this legislation is unnecessary. it is in balance. it is divisive bickering it is unnecessary because there is already ample opportunities for legislation to be reviewed by the boards that are believe this is necessary by previous testimony. it has already acknowledged that the small business commission has discussed this legislation that affects jobs in the past. this is a problem -- a solution in search of a problem. it is imbalanced. the previous board of supervisors, which was conceivable five years ago, said, why don't we require that a new body be created call the labor commission comprised of representatives of organized labor and worker advocates? every piece of legislation that c

tiffany, good morning.>> it was tomato sauce. >> okay. >> it made it look like it a little bit. >> but so we're left wondering, what's happened, i know you're not going to tell us. >> i can't tell you. it's a big episode that comes up next week on january 17th. on usa. and i can definitely promise you that it's an action-packed, very fulfilling episode. >> the show is really getting into the social network aspect. there's a website called where is elizabeth burke. do you look at it? >> i do i think it's funny. there's great little tidbits every day. >> viewers are giving i way clues. >> are the clues hard? >> the clues are pretty hard. >> we just did a segment on celebrity baby names, you were ahead of the trend. you have a beautiful little girl, you have harper. you've been away from her for two days. >> i have. >> first time. >> first time. hard on a mom, it's the first time. so i'm looking forward to going home tonight. >> she's adorable, very cute. >> she's a cutie. >> well, tiffany, you seem to be doin

[applause] >> thank you for the introduction, tiffany. thank you for coming down to our brand new nucom avenue. for supervisor cohen who was with me, our public utilities agency, redevelopment agency, public works, environmental protection agency, as well as others, if santa claus has a choice on which st. he will visit first, i think he will come to nucom avenue first. it is a well-designed street, one that we started -- 16 of these all over the city. this became one of the most important ones, where we are getting the blessing of our planning department working in close collaboration with our model blocks program to design these streets to make sure that we do the most environmentally friendly but also resident- family types of things. you will notice some of the good treatment here, and some is hard to see, and of course, it is going to rain. instead of going into our storm sewers, this will help to feed into the plants here. whether they are on islands or the new, permeable landscaping. this will slow traffic down, increased the beaut

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go talk to tiffany's. >> you're running for president.ury department. it sticks out like a sore thumb. >> then obama's characterization of people struggling in steel belt towns was a hit. let's listen to this. this hurt obama. still does. >> each successive administration has said that somehow these communities are going to regenerate and they have not. so it's not surprising then that they get better and they cling to guns or religion or antipathy toward people who aren't like them or anti-immigrant sentiment or anti-trade sentiment as a way to explain their frustrations. >> that hit most of us as quite elitist. the first president bush said he was out of touch when he was baffled by the usual scanner you see at the safeway checkout counter. i love it because campaigns get rough and tumble and politicians can't think fast enough. >> it's always in the unscripted moments when candidates make the biggest gaps. it's rarely in a debate setting or on "meet the press." it's always -- >> it's better to be able to take words back. >> they would

>> no, not at tiffanys, i don't think so. let me ask you a quick question.te thursday night in 1y50irks, florida. you got any advice for me? these final four candidates are going to be up on the stage. >> that would be like a kid in music class in the second grade. hell no, you're the malser of this stuff. go get him. >> you're way too nice, jooek cafferty. thank you. >>> to our viewers, you're in "the situation room." >>> happening now, an unprecedented effort to stop iran in its nuclear tracks and the united states and its allies potentially close to choking off the country's financial system. why it could mean more pain for all of us at the pump. stand by. >>> also, cnn ask at the epicenter of killings and gunfire in syria where fear is the new reality. >>> and the man newt gingrich loves to use against president obama, who exactly is sol olinsky. we welcome our viewers from the united states and around the world. breaking news, political headlines and jeanne moos all straight ahead. i'm wolf blitzer and you're in "the situation room." >>> this just comin

de los resultados de carolina del sur, newt gingrich también es favoto para ganar en la florida, y tiffanyne la información . >>> la batalla republicana se trasladó a la florida, si se repi lo que pasó en carolina del sur, este analista dice que mitt romney está en problema . >>> tiene que ganar la florida, porque si la pierde, sería una catástrofe para sus chances como candidato. >>> los republicanos dicen que s hispanos en la florida son preponderantes. >>> para cualquier candidato los hispanos son fundamentales. >>> después de una amarga derrota en carolina del sur, mitt romney tachó a newt gingrich de hombre errático, mitt romney exigió al ex presidente de la cámara de representantes que publique domentos relacionados con los trabajos que cobró desps de abandonar el congreso, así como los detalles de la investigación que fue sometido a finales de los 90 por violaciones éticas. >>>hago un llamado a newt gingrich que haga una publicación del dinero que ganó en freddy mack. >>> newt gingri dice que está lleno de boberías, y está desesperado, pero no se trata de esto, es la elección más im

the run are up, tiffanies.erizon sold more than 4 million eye phones in 2011. the wireless profits fell 5% in the fourth quarter. that's because verizon heavily subsidizes the cost. x

i bet when she crass scrubbing the toilet she was wearing a tierra from tiffanys, mark my word. >> pabant to show another thought here. it is the romney-santorum back and forth about the felons and then i want to get your take on it because i care. >> i don't think people who have committed vie excellent -- violent crimes should be allowed to vote again. >> i expected more from that side. >> yes, in fact on my notes that was supposed to go a bit longer, but maybe you changed your mind and you didn't tell me. i wanted to show that you it was here. >> these were what we were going to show and instead you showed me -- anyway, you don't have to fix it because it is too late. >> you just filled the time with that rant. >> pab, they were talking about in a weird way they were talking about the campaign ads. do you think it helps either candidate? it made romney look jittery. >> i don't think romney handled it too well. santorum's whole point is he feels once have you done your time, completely served your sentence, your probation, parole, everything else, you should be allowed to vote. it is

tich an -- tiffany says shoppers didn't buy as many expensive jewels during the holiday season. that hurt sales in the fourth quarter. and tiffany is cutting its yearly output. >>> apple's executive, tim cook, was the highest paid ceo in america last year. an associated prez review -- press review says his pay package was valued at $378 million, when he took the reigns -- reins shortly before steve jobs stepped down. >>> google is trying to include more personal information in its search results. google will customize the information for users' personal interest. that's your money watch. for more, stay with cbsmoneywatch.com. in new york, i'm alexis christoforous. >>> well, a 3-year-old girl may want to thank the makers of safety glass, after a recent trip to a zoo in new zealand. take a look, as little sophia says hi to one of the lions. the cat apparently thinks she is a chew toy. the swroop keeper -- zookeepers say that there is no worry, the glass is obviously there for a reason. >> look how close he is. i mean, that's extraordinary. usually it's really hard to see any of th

the trophy was inspired by the lombardi trophy who is also made by tiffany.he design is to pay tribute to the athletes dedication. >> 49er fans are probably thinking make it out of sweetheart. we need to talk. i've seen your stunts online. i can explain... jumping a ramp in a shopping cart. so 2005. wait, what? and only 3 likes? honey, it's embarrassing. carol's son got over 12 million views on that dancing squirrel video. don't you want that? i...i suppose. now go make your dad and me proud. try something funny. [ male announcer ] now everyone's up to speed. get high speed internet for $14.95 a month for 12 months with a one year term. at&t. okay... is this where we're at now, we just eat whatever tastes good? like these sweet honey clusters... actually there's a half a day's worth of fiber in every ... why stop at cereal? bring on the pork chops and the hot fudge. fantastic. are you done sweetie? yea [ male announcer ] fiber beyond recognition. fiber one. hey, i love your cereal there-- it's got that sweet honey taste. but no way it's 80 calories, right? no

tiffany bracing for a lack buster 2012.argest jeweler half sales outside of north and south america. europe's debt crisis has a potential to put a dent in tiffany's profits. finally, anyone ten know, turns out the 3-d gaming system is more popular than the wii. that is business, live at the new york stock exchange i'm jane king. >>> welcome to 2012 with the rest of us. >>> got some precipitation this morning. don't get too excited, just fog. >> just lingering in the air, maybe coating some cars that's about it. nothing falling from the sky, nothing will for the next week or two, i'm sorry to say that good morning everybody, welcome to tuesday, welcome back to work and school, if you are heading that way you have to drive through this. thick fog especially around the bay shore and north bay valleys dense fog advisory spills out into the central valley you can see from know does that -- modesto south to bakersfield also thick fog. around here you can see light purple color, mauve, if you will, dense fog advisory until 10:00 v

than one from tiffanys. >>> heading south from new hampshire to south carolina, who will survive to make the trip and why are members of the tea party and those who like the tea party message struggling to unite around one voice. south carolina congressman joins us live. >>> the u.s. supreme court hears arguments over whether the fcc should monitor what you see and here on tv. >>> plus, the family of a college student killed after an alleged hazing incident involving one of the most famous college bands in the country has filed a lawsuit. . >>> i'm tamron hall. here is a live look at a polling center in the town of bedford.ç mitt romney went up 4 percentage points overnight. newt gingrich is flat even after some of the most vicious attacks we've seen from him targeted directly at mitt romney. be romney wins it puts him on a nice track to win the primary. jon huntsman with 170 events in new hampshire alone, can he win or come in a strong second and keep his campaign alive. those are the questions. john, give us an idea of the pulse of that great state at this hour? >> jon huntsman had a

>> yes, i do. >> tiffany, due as well? >> yes. most definitely. he completely ignored the amendme amendment, the law in there, 124. it says it plain as day. any idiot can read it. he ignored it, when chose to ignore it. so, yes, he broke the law. >> when you think that this man now is out there and on the loose in wyoming, wherever he may be tonight, what do you want people to know about him? how does that make you feel to know he's out there? >> david is actually in alibaster, alabama. so i want them to be aware, he is a murderer. he -- you know, whoever tammy would have been with that day, he would have killed or attempted to kill. he came to kill tammy, and i believe, in my heart, once a person has murdered somebody, they have that power. you know, if somebody makes him mad enough, he'll do it again. >> you're obviously hoping david gets sent back to prison? >> yes. most definitely. >> most definitely. >> this man -- >> go ahead. >> he got life plus 30 years. you know, and he served 18 of them. my sister lived 20 years. it's ridiculous, you kno

plus his half million dollar line of credit at tiffanies proves he knows diamonds are forever. and as david brooks pointed out, newt has called for a permanent lunar colony to exploit the moon's resources. hmmmm, sounds to me like newt is a moon raker. and newt has also pointed out that a mirror system in space could provide the light equivalent of many full moons so there would be no need for nighttime lighting of the highways. hmmmm, hmmmm, giant solar mirrors also seem familiar. >> shining like diamonds in the sky. >> stephen: let the plot die another day. no, wait, wait, jimmy, it just occurred to me, all those schemes were from the villains. that means gingrich isn't bond, he's blofeld! (cheers and applause) tip of my hat, you know he's in the top 1%. which means he's creating jobs for all those evil henchmen. we'll be right back. (cheers and applause) wheeeeeeeeeeee! whee whee wheeeeeeeeeeee-he-he-heeeeee! whee whee wheeeeeeeeeeee! pure adrenaline. whee whee wheeeeeeeeeeee! everything you love about geico, now mobile. download the new geico app today. whee wheeeeeeeeeeee

tiffany and company plunged 10%. elsewhere, orange juice surged a record 10% on news some brazilian imports contain a h m harmful fungiside. due to italy's economic crisis the mafia has now become the country's largest lenered. at home a good year to the preserve. thanks to its investment the fed paid $77 billion to the government in 2011. the second highest amount ever. in an effort to stay afloat, eastman kodak is hoping patent suits against apple and htc corporation will help speed its turnaround. several nation's biggest banks under investigation whether they overcharged customers struggling to pay their home insurance. >>> finally, the occupy wall street movement has left its mark on 2011 in more than one way. the american dialect society named occupiers its word of the year. >>> kobe throws them up. the wizards finally win. a big college hoops upset. the pittsburgh mayor understand firsthand the agony of defeat. >>> we have the rain moving up the east coast but the cold air is coming. your forecast is coming up

one of the suspects, tiffany carlos of vallejo. she faces attempted murder charges. kron4's reggie kumar shows us more of the suspects, and where most of the arrests were made in the city. >> reporter: most of those arrests were found mere in the tenderloin. the authorities say it was massive. officers from all ten police district stations were part of the raid, including officers here at the tenderloin station behind me. as well as san francisco's sheriffs deputies, probation officers. these are pictures of the 14 out of the 70 arrested. four of the suspects had outstanding federal warrants. >> this is about violence reduction. so we're trying to seek out those folks that might be capable of executing some act of violence, and/or crime of violence in san francisco. we do start early in the morning because we like to have the element of surprise. we want to have all these things done on our terms to make it safest. it is a very dangerous operation. a lot of planning goes into it. these are some of our most experienced men and women in the police department. they're h

the next most about evil chain, tiffany, taking in 40% less than apple. >> the sale of tablets and e-ber of americans owning one of doubled and the surge was due in part to lower prices from competitors to the apple ipad. >> the space shuttle discovery will soon have a permanent home in virginia. it will be taking its final destination and is scheduled to arrive at dulles on the back of a boeing 737 in april. the final flight will go over washington on its way to dulles and we will be able to wasee it. it will then move on to chantilly, va. how exciting. we will have good weather in april to see that. >> we hope so. we turned it around tonight and this afternoon beautifully after this morning's fog. we are in good shape here. another 24 hours, and another storm with new rain. here are the numbers around the area in the district right now. at the whittier indication center, 50 degrees after a high of 56. in manassas, 47 after a high of 56. the numbers on the board officially 54 and 43. temperatures have gone up three or four degrees of the past few hours and we are getting a nice breez