as many of you red tim collins, he says you can accomplish it. i think our voters elected us to be geniuses not either-or sort of folks. i don't believe we come up with a good solution unless we come up with a solution for both of these sectors. i don't mean small business or large business or this sort of business, i mean business business. workforce or people jobs want to go home and have a good time on the weekend. all right. so what does the workforce need. i think first and foremost, it needs to have an environment for business growth. economic environment, public policies, technological infrastructure. i think also a workforce needs to be prepared. we'll talk a little about that later this afternoon. we need basic education. it's critical in the united states. it's definitely critical in dallas. we're working hard on that. definitely training program, some of the things you heard from the secretary and other things. higher education, the role that plays to make sure we don't outsource our important jobs to folks overseas or folks overseas h

like this terrific move at last is over, at least according to tim collins, my brilliant colleague atstreet.com which is why tonight we are going off the charts to understand why last year's rally in treasuries might turn out to be a rout. if you bet against long-term treasuries last year you were made to look a fool. he thinks that they are in for a vicious decline. many of you are in bonds. that is the predominant asset class that many people have gotten into. check out the daily chart of the tlt, again, remember this is the i-shares things. there's a lot going on here i know, but do not be intimidated by this technical mumbo-jumbo. first, take a look at the relative strength index. rsi. okay. it's the top. okay. this this is a directional momentum indicator that measures the strength of the trend, and look, it's been trending down for a long time, making a consistent series of lower highs. going all the way back to august. which suggests the momentum in treasuries could be flagging. during that same period, it has been making flat lows, creating a floor of support under this indica

presley collin suffer fries disorder that forms tumors under the skin and the nerves in the brain and spinal cord. timnd her father to the cartoon hall of game awards. >> i got to meet tim tebow and he is a thousand times nicer than you think he is. in the middle of high dinner, he took me to the chocolate fountain. >> he treesed presley like a princess. made her feel like she was the star which is just amazing. >> great! it was all organized by tebow's foundation, wish 15. good for her. a lot of people would be able to meet him. >> he seems like such a nice guy. so you about some king cake for breakfast? >> sounds like a plan. >> we'll dig that that later on. >> today in mardi gras. we are celebrating with tasty treats at bayou bakery in arlington. fox 5 morning news will be right back.  when it comes to getting my family to eat breakfast,, i could use all the help i can get. like nutella, a delicious hazelnut spread that's perfect on multigrain toast, even whole-wheat waffles, for a breakfast that my kids love and i feel good about serving. and nutella is made with simple, qualit

. >> welcome back, denver broncos quarterback, tim tebow landing a special date with a ten-year-old girl from colorado, presley collinsn the broncos quarterback heard she was his biggest fan he cleared his calendar to give her the surprise of her life. and joining us from my hometown in denver to tell us what it's about, good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> presley, we heard a lot about tim tebow on the football field and his exploits, but few people know what he's like as a person, as a date. tell what yous he was like? >> he was extremely nice and he took me to take pictures. >> dave: he took you for a special nickelodeon awards ceremony and you even met shaquille o'neal. >> yes. >> dave: we saw a picture of that. what was the coolest part of the night for you? >> just meeting tim tebow. >> dave: i know you said the chocolate fountain he took you to was pretty cool. let me ask dad. anddy, as a father, i'm freaking out about my daughter's first date. and trying to intimidate the first date. but when he's tim tebow. >> you can't argue, i think they're going to be more downhill from here. >> dave: what does

. >>> tim tebow makes a young fan's dream come true. the nfl star invited 9-year-old presley collinsf game awards in los angeles. presley suffers from a tumor disorder called neurofibromice sis 1. tebow sent presley home with several souvenirs including an autographed football. >> to presley, number 15, tim tebow. god bless. go broncos. >> she says tebow is a thousand times nicer than she thought he would be. although he's nice. >> yeah. >> a thousand times nicer. >> that's really, really, really nice, isn't it? how sweet. nice for her. thank you. >>> still ahead this morning on "starting point," despite some controversial comments recently, gop women are warming up to rick santorum. we'll talk about some change in the numbers for him among women. tim pawlenty weighs in on the race that he left and why he thinks mitt romney's going to be there at the bitter end. >>> plus, help wanted at nasa. won't get you to mars but you'll get to eat like you're there, which sounds and looks a little unappealing. and our staff play list, it's mercedes once again. she's playing alicia bridges "i lov

tim tooten. >> bogus drivers' licenses are so real looking, even police are having a hard time telling the difference. david collinsxplains. >> experts say the most popular counterfeit is a click away. holograms are exact copies. >> there are other serious concerns about these bogus i.d.'s. tonight at 11:00, why law enforcement consider tchem so real they are dangerous, and how easy they are to get. for the i-team i'm david collins. >> pete gilbert. coming up in sports, honors for ravens last night. the first-ever awards show. we'll check in on that straight ahead. >> up next, baltimore's top cop and top prosecutor join me to give a bird's eye view of their crime plan. i'm jayne miller. i'm jayne miller. you don't want to miss thiso homicide of young people in america has an impact on all of us. how can we save these young people's lives? as a police chief i have an opportunity to affect what happens in a major city. i learned early on if you want to make a difference you have to have the right education. university of phoenix opened the door. my name is james craig, i'm committed to making a difference and i am a