tim donely is a gun rights expert. security officers found a loaded gun in his previous case.away in san francisco's chinatown for a special cleaning project which is set to begin 90 minutes from now. >>> and the pictures tell an amazing story in the central valley. how a karened up on top of a -- how a car ended up on top of a house on the roof in a driveway. . >>> welcome back time now 4:52 san francisco is getting ready for the chinese celebration. the spent cleanup is to help bought few the -- make the area beautiful for the event. thousands will attend the event and the parade will be on february 11th. >>> here is something you don't see every day, a stolen car ended up on a roof of somebody's car. he hit some rocks, a tree stump and suddenly the car went airborne. amazingly it landed on top of a roof, did not crash through it, the person renting the home was wbbau two outstanding warrants including one with assault with a deadly weapon. >>> it could have been a lot worse. >>> traffic is moving along well san francisco 101 approaching the 80 split is a nice drive with no

. >> reporter: rick -- >> rick perry says he is pressing on but the south carolina >0f&ñyíg-3;rm tim doneterday police detained him at the ontario airport after security officers found a loaded gun in his briefcase. the pub condition assemblyman -- republican assemblyman said he simply forgot his gun was there and he now faces a one year jail term. >>> it could be a good year for people putting off thwe do get days. the timeline is now april 17th because the timeline falls on a sunday. >> i forgot there. >> oh, i remembered because i started looking ahead for holidays and vacations. >>> sal, any good news about 880? >> yes, it is doing well dave, pam, 880 is stellar, how many times have you heard that coming out of a traffic report's mouth stellar on 880. >>> but it looks good southbound and northbound in front of the oakland coliseum and no major problems heading to downtown oakland. also the morning commute looks good at the bay bridge toll plaza and no major problems getting into the city and a nice drive on the y"i driving on 101, it is a nice start. and nice on the way to cupertino a

the things that tim has done is unconventional manner.doesn't look like drew brees or aaron rodgers but he throws it in such dramatic ways, i guarantee you the biggest game will be new england and denver. giants and probably be the one that people will look at the most. charles loves to say things and charles loves to come up with stuff. i think he is funny and think all those things about him. i don't think he is a nightmare. it's refreshing in professional football to see somebody that is doing things the right way to things that have gone on before, drug accusations and some of the things that have been black eyes. why not enjoy it? let them have the moment. i would say, let's enjoy it. >> greta: i have to think, he is playing football. he is entertaining. we love it. we love to watch him to do well. he a phenomenal game last week. cameras are on him all times. fans have created this thing about him. >> we have and the media, especially today. we know what the media is like today. everybody is socializing through the media. i think the

tim has worked with the neighbors. you heard allen and dennis talk about his average to neighbors for issues about the parking lot and noise. he has done the neighbors and work with the neighbors to the point of the other nights coming over to a random meeting of neighbors that were talking about issues in the neighborhood. tim showed up and said, what can i do? i find him accessible and have worked with him on the board of evna and find him helpful and it would be a great choice for the commission. supervisor campos: thank you -- supervisor kim: thank you. >> i am the board president of the apa families services and active in a number of organizations. i strongly support steven lee. i have known him for 30 years as an intrapreneur with it can do attitude. he works well with many groups and very generous to nonprofit organizations. the events held in his club are well-managed and enjoyable. i must appreciate -- most appreciate him on a personal level for providing young people with leadership as he did for me 30 years ago when i was a young, timid, shy young lady. he has made a significant impact in our community and these are few of t

. >> i know tim tooten has done this in the past. did he plunge yesterday? >> demo -- no, he didn't plunge yesterday. he will to be live at noon. tim has plunged. i've covered for my brother. don't be talking about tim has to plunge. he's a man of the cloth, too. don't be messing with him. >> all right. thanks, rob. "11 fitness" coming up next. first, here is a look at last night's winning lottery numbers. >> welcome back, everyone. time for "11 fitness." candace grasso joins us. good morning, candace. what are you doing down there? >> we last year did the abs for april challenge. this year we decided to start a little earlier. people wanted to get their abs before spring break comes. it starts wednesday february 1 and ends wednesday february 29. it is shown on my plug. where you can find the utube -- youtube channel and go back to my facebook or friend me and say "i'm in." the workouts will look like this. you can use one of both. one or both. you have to do it three to five times a week. this time i'm going to be doing it with you. then when you finish the

i cannot tell you how much i admire what tim has done. he campaigned for some of our candidates in 2009 and 2010 in virginia. he is a great, bright, conservative voice in the u.n. is states congress. he sticks to his guns. that is why he was rewarded with being the leader of the freshman class and why he is already taken the stand of things we need to do like cutting the corporate income tax rate so we can have more american dollars get reinvested and being able to expand the american business around the world. thank you for your leadership. you have done a great job in a short time. always great to be with one of the great wordsmiths in america. dr. frank luntz has done a great job with some of those focus groups over the years and helpful to me in giving me advice and your representative alan clements and johnny, thank you for your service. i have already run into five virginians. thank you to all of them from coming. some drove, summer look at it. i wanted deputize all the as honorary virginians. i come from a state or the first to gov

i think the politics are done. >> tim, it's brian. how are you doing, man? >> what's up?> you talked about the politics there. i mean, if i look at russia, trading let's call it six times forward earnings. one of the cheapest in the em space. are you looking for russia to outperform getting through the election? >> yeah. i think, you know, clearly the next six weeks will have a lot of headline noise. and i don't think that's going to go away. at the end of the day, as i said, if you thought there was a disputed vote count, putin will win in march. there's knob even close and at the end of the day he is i think paying heed to the challenge, real reform. so that's the next leg. i don't think you have to see russia get away from you in the short term. i think a lot of em looks -- be careful from a trader's perspective which is what we are on "fast money" with 11% start to the year but yes. i think russia they say vodka is a good warm-up. they have good stuff over there. go find some. >> i will find that, thank you. >> our next trade, adm shrinking to a hent of what it was ea

done. they beat the rangers. tim thomas will play in his second all-star game. gave u.s. just one goal on 34 shots. bruins took the lead on a wild play in the first. a crazy bounce off the glass. jordan caron was there. doesn't get any easier than that. the bruins won it 2-1. red wings and coyotes. pavel datsyuk is the lone red wing in the all-star game. this game decided in a shootout. zetterberg simply undressed mike smith. a great move and finish. red wings won in a shootout 4-3. the all-star game is january 29th on the nbc sports network. puck drops at 4:00 eastern. >>> knicks have struggled this season. this didn't help. carmelo anthony left the game in the third quarter with a sprained ankle. thankfully, the x-rays were negative and he's day to day. rudy gay took over. the knicks folded without their star. the grizzlies win it. >>> finally, an upset in college hoops. austin hollands, a career night. 18 points for the golden gophers. indiana had chances at the end, but they couldn't knock down the big shots when they needed them the most. minnesota shocked everybody

i've just done a tim of town hall meetings cynic i flew in from iowa yesterday.ds were great. the questions, we went on two hours last night over in brentwood. i was in north field earlier today. the crowd would have gone on for a lot longer, too, we had a lot more questions. i'm going to open up for questions and we can do that. there never seems to be an end when i do town hall meetings in new hampshire. the people are willing to stay for long periods of time. that is a real testament to the voters here. you understand this is an important election. when you fight to be first, you have an obligation to do it right. so i would challenge you in that regard to do it right. which is to look at the candidates and examine them carefully. look at their records across the board. look at not just what their policies are, but why they hold those beliefs. why they have those public policy positions. what is it that underlies it? because you're going to have a president who is going to have to make a lot of decisions, both from the standpoint of national security, as well

the all stars got it done and beat the rangers 3-0. tim thomas will play in his second all-star game. bruins took the lead in a wild play in the first. kerry price, also an all-star, came out of the net to play the puck when it took a crazy bounce off the pass. caron put it in the net. it doesn't get any easier than that. the bruins win it 2-1. red wings and coyotes. datsyuk is lone in the all-star game for detroit. this decided in a shoot-out. zetterberg undressed mike smith. a great move and finish. red wings won in a shoot-out 4-3. the 59th annual all-star game is sunday, january 29th on the nbc sports network. puck drops at 4:00 eastern. >>> in the nba. >>> the knicks struggling this season. this didn't help anything. carmelo anthony left the game in the third quarter with a sprained ankle. thank goodness, the negatives are negative and he sat out the rest of the game. the grizzlies win it 94-83. a big upset in college hoops. minnesota down to indiana and took it to the eighth ranked hoosiers. allen, a career night. 18 points for the g

the all stars got it done and beat the rangers 3-0. the bruins tim thomas will play in his second all-star game. bruins took the lead in a wild play in the first. kerry price acame out of the net to play the puck when it took a crazy bounce off the pass. it doesn't get any easier than that. the bruins win it 2-1. datsyuk is lone in the all-star game. zetterberg undressed mike smith. a great move and finish. red wings win. the 59th annual all-star game is sunday, january 29th on the nbc sports network. >>> the knicks struggling this season. carmelo anthony left the third quarter with a sprained ankle. the negatives are negative and he sat out the rest of the game. the grizzlies win it 94-83. a big upset in college hoops. minnesota down to indiana and took it to the eighth ranked hoosiers. allen, a career night. 18 points for the golden gophers. indiana had chances at the end but couldn't knock down the big shots when they needed it the most. minnesota shocked everybody and won it 77-74. that is your early look at sports on "early today." have a ter it

opportunities we have when we3w an score touchdowns and that'sl@(t& something that we haven't done of late.i] >> hey, that's not timrter comebacks for wins but the last for tebow and they squeaked in with an 8-8t( record. 48t's go to the experts. shall we start with romo? kl"we had all the e1nonbeliever start turning and thenjf as soo ast( they lose three cgames, it like, theyok turnedjf real quic. >> at no point was he a world beater. >> he wonw3 games but his game right now i think he has more éo pressure, this guy has more has had on him this weekend because he's playing for his starting job. if he stinks it up tomorrow, i ;"r'k he'll be a starter next year. this is his opportunity to show a team that i might not be pretty butxd iw3 can win a play game. he loses this one, i don't think he'll even stasú again. >> do you know the trouble i have is i don't know if -- they don't have any5a talent on tha team other than mcgahee.fá decker is really the only receiver they have. so, i'm, like, how canx1 you ev think that this young quarterback can do it. >> they don't have talent at quarterback either. >>xdq remi/ me

. >>> speaking of remarkable, tim tebow has done it again. the broncos' golden boy stunned the steelers for an 80-yard game-winning touchdown pass in overtime. he threw for a career-high 316 yards in the 29-23 win. next up, the broncos go head to head with the new england patriots next saturday. matt, ann and al converting many into tebow believers. >> dramatic stuff. >> it was amazing. >> mr. roker with a first check of the weather. >> we have snow not where you expected -- texas and new mexico. we have winter storm warnings, watches from el paso, roswell into san angelo. we have snow anywhere from five to eight inches from midland to el paso. heavy rain in houston. anywhere from one to four inches of rain. >> good morning. a new storm forms down to the south. southern maryland may be the first to see the rain. >>> and that's your latest weather. matt? >> al, thank you very much. the detroit auto show opens today. the big story isn't just the cars but the resurgence of the big three and the motor city. phil le beau is in detroit to explain.

done in other parks. >> thank you. coming up, excitement over tim tebow takes a new twist. identity of the latest person who got down on one knee. >> plus, seven is on your side with a concern if you like your morning o.j.. >> plus, two of the biggest movie stars come to the capital. i will let y >> new at 11:00 hollywood the rise in d.c.-- arrives in d.c. >> she says her film has a series and heartfelt connection. we are live outside the holocaust museum to explain. >> angelina jolie is almost as famous for her humanitarian work and she is for her oscar- winning performances. she is here in d.c. combining the two, bringing attention to the injustices of the bosnian war, through film. tinseltown took to the district as the red carpet was rolled out for angelina jolie and brad pitt. they were in town for a wartime drama written and directed by jolie. >> i felt i should know more. i was ashamed about how little i knew about the conflict. >> that conflict which showcases her directorial debut is the bosnian war. the drama tells the love story of a bosnian woman and serbian sol

done. sensational we saw yesterday tim tebow again he is not your prototypical quarterback okay you are seeing the big touchdown behind me you can't see it enough. this is it they talk about his wind up delivery is slow and yeah, it takes him awhile to get it out but when he gets it out, there it goes. then tony this is what we have come to expect from him the quarterback sneak, runs it in, lowers head and shoulder, probably gets the fat lip in the process, news steelers were going to rally this team was in the super bowl a year ago. here comes roethlisberger to cautery we are going to overtime, everybody thought oh, tebow time is over right? >> wrong. >> 11 seconds is all it took the fastest overtime in the history of football. look at that. john ellway had the famous drive tebow said what took you so long i don't need a drive i need a play. there is john ellway. >> happy to see ellway. >> where did he get that tan. >> i don't know. >> he wasn't hanging around in denver long. after the game tebow tried to sum it up. >> just trying to you knowa go out there and play hard, play fast and be aggr

the romney campaign has in the past done things like paid off tim pawlenty's campaign debt as part offor an endorsement. i have no reporting on it but a know people in politics are asking that question today. >> couldn't it be rick perry does things the rick perry way? that's the way he conducted himself as governor of texas. he is not an island unto himself but rick perry -- nobody dictates where rick perry is going other than rick perry. >> i think it's more in line with what john just said. i think it's a combination. i think it's that plus the donors, the major texas donors who said let's ride this a little further. those donors are figuring where they are going to go next too if and when perry gets out. they want to saddle up close to the romney team or if they want to saddle up with santorum, they want to feel that out more and want the room to do that. i think it's a combination of the two. the deal plus the pressure from de donors because that turnaround in what he presented to the -- >> the notion he's going to gain traction in south carolina seems -- >> it's sort of like tho

>> greg: tiny tim must be rolling over. >> bob: he has done very well. >> greg: celebrating the deliverybuffett just got in railroads, right? he's in china selling railroads. they're buying a lot of them. he is the greatest promoter i've seen. >> kimberly: exactly. hello. >> dana: no shame. that was, you know, maybe he'll be asked to do the national anthem. i know, why doesn't he sing the national anthem at the bank of america stadium next summer when president obama accepts the nomination? >> greg: a perfect metaphor for the obama administration. >> kimberly: i think -- >> dana: "dinah blow your horn." all right. bob, i don't know how bob saves himself from something. we'll come back with one more thing. our last segment. we love it. coming up next. ♪ ♪ p@?ñm Ñoy÷h>óñc>ó you've felt like this before, right? 2:30 in the afternoon, a lot to do, and you've hit the wall. but you got to get stuff done. so take 5-hour energy. just open it up, knock it back, and roll up your sleeves. 5-hour energy is faster and easier than coffee. man, does it work. you'll get that alert, energized fe

so we haven't done damage to ourselves yet. tim is right. be careful what you say.olina is looking at you hard. we will pick the most electable conservative, and mitt romney is a good man the tea party people should look at closely to vote for, because i think he can beat barack obama. i think that's all of our goals. >> you are not endorsing him, or are you prepared to do that? >> i don't know who i will vote for, because i know in south carolina, we pick presidents here and this is the best chance i have seen in years for the republican party to revive itself, and to prove we can lead and to end the barack obama administration. i have to ask you to be brief. 15 seconds. is romney, in your view, a tea party candidate? >> i would say that we have five strong candidates running for president in the republican nomination process right now. i would probably say he is the least of the candidates running for president right now that would be considered a tea party candidate. the question is can he win? any republican nominee is better than the president we currently have

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that is what can be done with leadership like tim's in congress. the third thing is the most important and that is leadership. leadership really does matter. who sets the rules for our country really does matter. that is why these elections are so important. the outcome really does matter. this president has blamed all the problems, whether unemployment our jobs, it is the fault of the tea party or the house republicans. i say, mr. president, you are the commander in chief, take responsibility. set priorities, cut spending and get results. that is what you should be doing. we need a leader that wants to put in place results oriented conservatism. that is to stick to your guns but quit making excuses. get things done. what americans want is people that will get the basic services, the statutes and convert -- plus a togiola requirements -- constitutional requirements done well and then stay out of their way so people can be free to use their god- given talents to pursue the american. that is what we need to do. i look forward to your questions and pa

not even tim tebow, you say, could have done anything against that alabama defense. >> reporter: yeah played so well last night. you're exactly right. i don't think tim tebow could have beaten them. the alabama nation has been up all night having a great night on bourbon street. it was a great win. eight months ago in april over a three-day span there was some vicious tornadoes that tore through the entire state of alabama. killed more than 300 people. there was an estimated $11 billion in damage done in the town of tus ka loose is a, over 50 people were killed. one in particular by the name of ashley harrison. she's the girlfriend to alabama's long snapper, carson tinker. they were bunkered down in a closet when she was ripped out of his hands and thrown to her death. eight months have been a long eight months. especially for carson tinker. after last night's championship he reflected on what he's been through in the last eight months wharks it means to him, to the university, to ashley. >> it's a lot of hard work. it's paid off. it's a great feeling. >> what do you think ashley woul

tim tebow throws an 80-yard pass completion, obviously most of the yards were done by the receiver but80 yards, they won 29-23. now, they head to new england next weekend and i'm sorry for tim tebow because he's going to lose against my patriots. that was an amazing game. nfc saturday, 4:30, the new orleans saints go out west. to play the 49ers. andrea is a little worried about that. they don't do so well on the road. they won nine straight. then on sunday, the giants head to green bay for a rematch of the team game when the packers won 38-35. that was a close one. >>> today, a local police officer will be honored with a congressional award for his bravery. that story is coming up. >> plus, hundreds of metrorail cars will be inspected after the second incident involving brake problems in less than a month. monika? >> taking a look at the wilson bridge, no problems on the south side of town through oxon hill and alexandria on the beltway. we'll look at more maryland roadways coming up in my next report at 5:28. you're watching 9news now. stay with us. never in my lifetime did i think i

. >>> speaking of remarkable, tim tebow has done it again. the broncos' golden boy stunned the steelers for an 80-yard game-winning touchdown pass in overtime. he threw for a career-high 316 yards in the 29-23 win. next up, the broncos go head to head with the new england patriots next saturday. matt, ann and al converting many into tebow believers. >> dramatic stuff. >> it was amazing. >> mr. roker with a first check of the >>> good morning. on this monday morning, radar showing some flurries flying through the air in howard, montgomery counties in maryland, across the potomac into northern fairfax and across loudoun county into the shenandoah valley heading off to the east. on the eastern shore as well. we may have a few more flurries later on this morning. temperatures right now in the upper 20s to around 30 degrees throughout much of the >>> and that's your latest weather. matt? >> al, thank you very much. the detroit auto show opens today. the big story isn't just the cars but the resurgence of the big three and the motor city. phil le b

. >>> speaking of remarkable, tim tebow has done it again. the broncos' golden boy stunned the steelers for an 80-yard game-winning touchdown pass in overtime. he threw for a career-high 316 yards in the 29-23 win. next up, the broncos go head to head with the new england patriots next saturday. matt, ann and al converting many into tebow believers. >> dramatic stuff. >> it was amazing. >> mr. roker with a first check of the weather. >> we have snow not where you expected -- texas and new mexico. we have winter storm warnings, watches from el paso, roswell into s angelo.to we have snow anywhere from five to eight inches from midland to el paso. heavy rain in houston. anywhere from one to four inches of rain. >> today in the bay weather sponsored by bank of the we. >> it's chill tee start. we're going to see a comfortable afternoon. near record highs again. 68 degrees in san jose today. 70 in gilroy and 63 in san francisco. mostly clear start, sunshine coming in right off the bat is going to make for a really warm afternoon. tomorrow i think w

know my day of rest sunday ♪ >> reporter: love him or not, tim tebow has taken pro football and its fans by storm. but for this season, it's done"today," mark potter, nbc news, miami. >> you know, say what you will about him and the way his team's played and all that it's been fun to watch him and the broncos play this season because of who he is and what he's brought. >> a tough end to the season. >> very, very tough. but a surprisingly good season for them. >> yeah. >> yeah. we're going to take a break. we're back but first these messages. ac... and major medical? major medical, boyyyy! [ beatboxing ] ♪ i help pay the doctor ♪ ain't that enough for you? ♪ there are things major medical doesn't do. aflac! pays cash so we don't have to fret. [ together ] ♪ something families should get ♪ ♪ like a safety net ♪ even helps pay deductibles, so cover your back, get... ♪ a-a-a-a-a-a-a-aflac! [ male announcer ] help protect your family at aflac.com. [ beatboxing ] [ gasp ] [ mom ] my husband -- he thinks it's a 3-sheeter. i say 1-sheeter. bounty can clean the mess with less. [ female announcer ] in this lab demo, 1 sheet of bounty lea

done incorrectly. >> and then there is south carolina congressman tim scott.it was thought that his endorsement would be worth a lot for a potential candidate. he is still undecided. i talked to him earlier today. listen to what he said. >> last weekend i would have given you a solid, i'm going to endorse by tuesday or wednesday, it's all over. monday night's debate standing ovation, did a fantastic job. newt came back in the picture. the challenge is you can't make decisions based on one or two debates. you have to look at the entire body of work and that takes more time. >> congressman scott told me it's likely he will go into that voting booth tomorrow and still be undecided right up until he punches the button, jon. >> jon: john roberts, thank you, john. president obama raising more money for his campaign this week. the white house insisting he is not replacing his day job. going after republicans to visit key swing states next week after the state of the union address. >> the president wasn't campaigning why next week after he gives his address to a joint

done and do not make excuses, or i will smack you. i learned a lot from dad and mom, a wonderful balance. that is what tim was talking about. this is about opportunity, not government guarantees. the more that we can affect the culture by spreading that message that this is the kind of formula that has always made us a great people, whether it is a couple million that we started with or the 300-plus million today, the more we adopt those principles of human freedom and individual accountability, the better off we are going to be as a nation. so i am looking forward to working with you to support a conservative candidate for president. the sooner we get new leadership that has the vision of limited government and individual responsibility and supporting traditional values and letting your keep as much of your hard-earned money as you can, the sooner we will return to the founders' vision for america, and the sooner we return to american greatness. thanks. [applause] >> governor bob mcdonnell. great hand.>> a him a also, let's thank dr. frank luntz for joining us this evening as well. god bless you and god bless america. >> h

. >>> treasury secretary tim geithner, this has kind of been suspected before. he may be donerm? >> exactly n an interview with bloomberg news, the treasury secretary timothy geithner basically said, if obama is re- elected to a second term, he does not expect to stay on as secretary of the treasury. it is a tough job. he and ben bernanke kind of engineering this turnaround we've seen in the economy. geithner is the only remaining top official that is still part of obama's economic team. >> certainly is tough. not something most of these treasury secretaries have been dealing with over the last several years. so it is a challenging job. thank you so much. >> see you tomorrow. >>> a new report out today called a potential game changer for the way d.c. schools are structured. >>> also ahead, something for redskins fans to smile about. what happened on this day 20 years ago? it might bring back very good memories for you, coming up. mi people! look at you! texting...blogging... all this technology, but you're still banking like pilgrims! get high yield free checking at capital o

while tim is getting this up and running, what i wanted to say is one of the first things i would have done coming into this job would be to start a strategic planning process, because i think having a plan to guide where we are going, everybody working off the same sheet of paper, going the same direction, is incredibly important. i was happy to find you have already started that process. tim already had it under way. it is great we are at this point and will be able to kick off the next fiscal year with i think a very clear direction. the presentation is not on there? ok. i guess what the main points that i wanted to convey today -- first, an update. we got a lot of feedback from you. we got feedback from a lot of stakeholders, much of which we were able to incorporate into the strategic plan. we have a complete document today that includes not just vision, mission, goals, and objectives, but he performance indicators and targets for those indicators that will encompass the whole strategic plan, along with a supporting narrative. what we are aiming to do today is seek approval and adoptio

it has become the story of the nfl season tim tebow, finds a way to get the job done and never was thatdent than yesterday, first round, afc wild card game there is tebow and broncos they have a team not just tebow taking on the steelers, big ben brought the steelers back. here comes roethlisberger up top, jericho, tied at 23, going to overtime, it took tim tebow one play in overtime, the quickest overtime in the history of the national football league when he found thomas. there he goes, 80-yards to the house it took 11 seconds to get it done but it got done and denver moves on the take on new england, john ellway can celebrate, tebow, tebow ocean after the game and said this. >>> -- tebow's after the game and said this. >> just got there, play hard, play fast be aggressive and trust my teammates, trust the line trust the receivers and get an opportunity, they make me look better than i really am. >> to nfc wild card game ely manning and giants take on the falcons, hosting atlanta third quarter there goes ely. over the middle and just shreds, defense. new york beats atlanta 24-2. would