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they are in a great addition, tim cook has done a terrific job positioning them to make money not justn hardware, but it is starting to commoditize, to make money on the services. app store, itunes. even in china, is a terrific amount of usage of their services on the iphone, even though the market share of the iphone is relatively small. >> apple's stock is bouncing sculley hasy -- lots of company, like gamco's ceo. >> international expansion is a .ig part of the story greater china, taiwan, hong kong is significant. is thatthing here apple's marketshare has not receded. apple's market share has solidified and is poised to grow from here -- domestically and overseas. business week article of the year was sam grobart on three apple executives, they said they would not give up the high ground of an aspirational product. do you think india and china will pay up for an aspirational product? >> absolutely, the apple brand in china is still extremely strong and very much an aspirational product. this is a company that had near riots at their beijing and shanghai stores a couple years ago wh

and the equal right of people to stand for whatever they want to do in america, which is what tim scott has done. i don't understand why the naacp and others continue to get themselves in this position. when asked about tim scott, why can't they just say, nice guy, but i don't want to comment on his politics? and let tim scott be tim scott? i admire him for not doing what i would probably do. my instinct would be to say, i'm not going to comment on those remarks. instead, he's decided to take them head on. i do think that's probably necessary and good for us. >> greg, he has told f foxnews.com, when he's talking about martb luther king jr., it's better to emphasize love rather than extremism. shouldn't he maybe take his own advice? >> the case of tim scott and naacp, is the puppets calling the marionette black. if scott is sadummy, they're a legion of punch and judys because their strings have been pulled by white liberals for years. it brings up a point to me, in this modern era, the most open-minded people happen to be conservatives because they look at flaws and differences as things you can

good -- >> tim: i'd say you've done a rather nice job. thanks gore being on the show. >> tim, thanks, it's been fun. >> tim: steve grogan h been my guest. i'm tim mccarver. thanks for watching. >>> good morning, america. this morning, the frozen zone. dangerous and in some cases life-threatening arctic air blasting almost half of america this morning, after a deadly storm dumped up to two feet of snow. now, there's a new storm brewing, as temperatures may dive to 60 below in some spots. >>> on the rise. the flu spreading fast across the country, as the season kicks into high gear. so, how bad is this strain? and what can you do to protect your family? >>> was the doctor obsessed? the question this morning, was a missing m.d. stalking a famous singer? and could that have had anything to do with her mysterious disappearance? >>> and spin cycle. the little girl playing hide and seek who gets stuck in a washing machine. >> she was hanging out of this part right here. i could only see from about here-up. she was quite panicked. >> how it happen

ad technology tim armstrong has done a phenomenal job at aol and moved his company in the directioniarisa is taking yahoo!. it's too compelling. i think it's going to happen sooner rather than later. >> some would say they're kepticle of such a partnership for the reason that aol appears to have some soft same problems that yahoo! has, just on a smaller level. >> i remember a year ago, scott, when yahoo! was my biggest holding and people were saying yahoo! is such a dinosaur. it's doubled since then obviously. i was in it before lobe. i'm in it now. i plan to stay in it until this thing hits $70, probably in 18 months' time. aol, it hit $50 today. that's about a five bagger since about a couple years ago. down in the tens. >> but, i mean, why has it doubled, eric? i think that's a central question to the entire discussion about this company. it's doubled for two reasons. alibaba and marissa mayer. what about the fundamentals of the company? >> the core business of yahoo! has been obviously the weak link here in the sum of the parts story. but i think what's intriguing and that's why

tim cook has done a terrific job of positioning them to make money not just on the hardware, but it istarting to commoditize and start to make money on the services, the app store and itunes. even in china, there is a terrific amount of usage of their services on the iphone come even though the market share of the iphone is relatively small. -- the iphone, even though the market share of the iphone is owing to the small. >> yes, a lot people are using it. -- theence of the guys unsubsidized cost is more than $700. that is more than the average chinese person's monthly salary. people in china are saying we want larger screens. why will they pay that much money for a product that isn't even what they want? lothe reality is that a people in asia -- obviously china is part of this -- do want bigger screens. the product is kind of between a -- the crossablet between a phone and a tablet, not my word. the phablet is tremendously popular in china. and it is popular throughout all of south asia. >> but doesn't samsung galaxy kind of look like a phablet? >> it does. it looks like a tablet. >> t

not done so well but tim armstrong is out today on another business network where breyer index went outo ask about our story. he did not deny it. cheryl: there you go. breaking news it is interesting whether it happens or not hendry is on the record saying he was not shopping. that is interesting terminology. cheryl: did somebody offered you $100 million. >> but i think he wants more his it was over the 100 million plus but it is nice to have the rookie reporter being followed. >> and fox business be back that happens every day. >> we have could reporters here. cheryl: good to see you. we're sitting on session lows right now. look at dow jones industrial average down 108 points we do have some back-and-forth but now we see a little sell-off. there were different discussions with other labor participation rates, more disagreement among fed members as they adjust all of that. we have 38 minutes to go so we shall see. the ceo of the nation's largest auto parts provider of nato sales of $9 billion. we will speak with advanced autoparts seal about his recently completed acquisition of genera

that he got a call from tim geithner after the downgrade, and he says tim geithner says you have donemous disservice to yourself and to your country. and went on to say, s&p's conduct will be quote, looked at very carefully. such behavior could not occur, he said, without a response from the government. two weeks later the new york times, andy, reported that an investigation had begun in ernest against s&p. >> s&p alone. >> and now the lawsuit, comment on that declaration. >> well, i'm betting that he also has con temtemporaneous no. i imagine he will have a way to back it up. they wouldn't have a recording, but you have that, the fact that the investigation clearly ratcheted it up, and they were cleared and moody's wasn't. unfortunately, it doesn't make them innocent. it makes the case stink. >> what are they trying to do? in other words, we may have done it but the other guys are so bad you can't -- >> and it could be telling the justice department, look, you want to rock and roll at this trial? this is going to be an ugly trial and you're not going to come out of it. >>> coming up,

take a look. >> oh, no. >> tim tebow here, everyone thinks i want a contract. but without one, i've done father. motion. >> is that tim tebow? >> hut, hut. >> without a contract -- >> there he is. >> -- i've takeled the unknown. worked on my delivery. i mean talk about illegal use of the hands, right? and improved my mental game. if i had a contract, could i do this? gotcha. if i had a contract, i couldn't do my own stunts. or save these puppies. if i had a contract, i wouldn't be with all you fine people tonight. you might want to hold on to those doughnuts. i've accomplished so much. [ speaking a foreign language ] even fulfilled a childhood dream. uh-oh. bottom line, contracts hold you back. am i right, iceland? you know what i'm talking about. >> switch to t-mobile and we'll buy you out of yours. >> all right. >> nice. >> thank you, thank you. >> hollywood is calling. >> the arabic, what is that again? can we get that back again? >> world peace. [ speaking a foreign language ] just a little bit of world peace out there, you know? >> that's a real dream. >> a little bit of everything,

done. >> we got face time. radio commentator, it tim ryan, before he left for the freezing cold back east. >> dan moreno tuesday it for years. if it is snowing, i'm throwing, baby. 25 degrees, look, it is not khold to an nfl player. if the wind is howling and a windchill, i think there will be a factor. i don't see a bunch of points, 45, 46 points total in this game. seattle is that good on defense and i think denver is better in run defense than people give them credit for. they will give wilson a chance as l. -- as well. i don't see a bunch of points in this game. >>> i am looking for, wait, can we pull out a little bit on this? okay. yes. we are going to pull out. there is the collection of the great outdoors. i love the caption on the picture. tweet me your caption for this mine was "oh, deer". >> it is like he says oh, oh >> yes. the outdoors writer for the chronicle took the tphaobgt that will do it for this edition of kpix5 news "60 minutes" is next and then the grammys at 8:00. appreciate you watching, good night ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,

i said, when the one person who did do her job was exiled and tim said, what would we have done?are you talking about? >> helen thomas. i said you don't have to show up at the next press conference. i mean, everyone knows that everyone is lying. everyone. politicians, everyone. >> there's quite a stormy confrontation going on in the white house press room these days, certainly jay carney and the abc white house correspondent are always going an it. people are reminded of the days of sam donaldson who would never allow reagan to walk past without shouting questions about him. >> but there is a tendency to ask two questions and you move on. there's nothing more infuriating as a viewer to be sitting there, you end up yelling at the screen saying, just keep asking that one question if they're not going to answer. there's nothing more infuriating than somebody -- >> you remember jon stewart coming on "cross fire?" we're going to take our children to that experience at the museum, because he was so brilliant. he nailed them both. the next day, commentators from the left and the right a

that would have been fabulous from tim cook, the ceo, could have done it, but he didn't. stick a knife into the icahn bullishness. he bought another half billion dollars worth of stock today. they need a new product, whether it's any good or whether you throw it in the drawer. that gets them going. they didn't get that either. they need to know the mobile payment plan now so the combination of the analysts lower numbers and the lack of chinese sales projections sent the apple stock back to where it was, when? before the big china mobile contract was about to be signed and that frankly prosaically is when the bargaining comes in. it's been derisked. people will listen to what i just said and they'll say, cramer's pounding the table. then when the stock goes down $8 cramer will be a joker and i'll blast the heck out of them. because it's fun for me. i only pound the table when the stock is laid low by something that has nothing to to be the company. now the company lets the analysts down even if it's their fault. all that said, he's's the bottom line. i like to buy stocks w

done. you see the shadow in thegrounds, the trash in the foreground doesn't look like much. time webster have transformed piles of trash, mummified skwishlgs discarded wood, they have assembled it to create these really incredible shadows. >> i like the wrappers actually, i am hungry this morning, well done. >> it's original. >> it is so you know we get up, go to work, odd hours, whatever, but there is a list of regrettable jobs. >> there's people out there just waking up and don't want to go to their job, they regret the career field they chose, so are you one of those people? let meably you the number 5-1. bank feller 37% regret it. you have to deal with the public. 4, delivery drivers, they can't make a lot more the longer you drive. number 3, secondary school teachers have to deal with the school and parents, number two, mechanics regret it. cold, open space, dirty work. people get mad. you can't move up more. you can only then what you have. what is number one? a lot of vous done this in our live the cashier, low income. >> that's when are you in high school, college, somet

tim hold it off. he was doing something impossible. he was trying to do something that hadn't been donen 350 years, and he did it. realizes hise, he invention doesn't quite do the whole job and has to reinvent it halfway through. just eating around somebody with ist much passion for life exhilarating. tavis: this has been sort of a debut for you. you want to do more of this? are you back to las vegas and the stage? i i don't ever decide where want to be. i decide what i want to do. tavis: i love that. wanted to be never on broadway. we never wanted to be off- broadway. we wanted to do the show we were doing. eventually we had a chance to get lucky and get off-broadway. i have always loved motion pictures and spend a lot of time tending to them. direct thisnity to thing arose. also, i was nestled in the middle of an amazing group of people. you give the director credit for -- his but the director name is patrick sheffield. looking at 2800 hours worth of footage and saying, what can we do with that? how do we pull a story out of that? i would be nowhere without him. i'm not the guy talkin

i think that now that tim cook has done this big thing in china which was his first year of play.o do right now, take over the company, which will mean in late february, shareholders meeting, they probably have to start thinking about who should be on the board next. this board is all steve jobs people. they aren't exactly the tim cook fan club. secondly, he's got to say, what am i going to disrupt? is it going to be wearable? is it going to be a watch? tv? we ought to see in 2014 apple do something huge. >> does he change the board makeup because he needs to make them people who are closer to his alley? >> no, i'm thinking of people on the board brought in many years ago, i do think tim cook has not fully seized the company yet. the china deal is a good thing, but the two things is make it his company and bring out the products that say oh, yeah, they're just like google. they're innovating. >> is 2030, 2035 just too far out for you? i mean, you know who's at google. i keep telling you this. >> kurzweil. >> kurzweil. >> 2035, the singulairity is going to happen, walter. i'm sorry

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that's the right forearm of tim conners, a tattoo declaring that the seahawks are super bowl champs. he had the ink donehe season. conners says 95% of hawks fan approve of his tattoo. as for the skeptics -- >> i'm not crazy. i'm not crazy at all. i'm confident. i'm 100% confident and every single player on that team. >> now, the seahawks play san francisco at home this weekend and what if they don't win? what does he do then? >> i'm sure his mom will give him one big lecture. >>> before he was drafted right out of high school kobe bryant never attended college until now. he sat in on a marketing college at boston college last night. >> he is the tall one in the picture tweeted by students even though he is on the sidelines because of an injury bryant has been traveling with the lakers who are in boston for a game with the celtics tonight. later tweeted "education never stops." >> kobe in my class. >> how cool would that be. >>> one more mention of basketball in "the pulse" in this friday morning coming to us from washington state and it just so happens to be our "play of the day." >> the kids from grand

tim here is going to help me out since i am not vaccinated. >> take a deep breath, let it out. we are done. >> reporter: are you kidding me, i didn't feel that. are you so good. that was easy. health officials say there is no sack seen shortage and no down side to protecting yourself from being a flu statistic. in san jose, no well walker, -- knoll walker -- know el -- noel walker. >>> san francisco general hospital says that federal investigator versus signed off on its investigation. 17 days after she went missing from her room. federal investigators reviewed security and patient safety, interviewed staff and observed nurses and doctors working with patients. the new plan includes daily security checks of all stairwells and a bracelet tracking system. >>> we got a sneak peek at the airport. after undergoing a make overboarding area e. in terminal e. will be opening tuesday. it features new restaurants, shops and everyone a yoga studio. >>> tonight explaining fighting off the attack. >>> nfl takes action on sherman but not for the postgame rant. the conduct during the game is costing him

done with mirrors. it is actually like the penn and teller show. watching timwn the whole side of a warehouse and build lay every chair from that time and put his daughter in head clamps so he can paint while she stays still. then painting a vermier. >> how much could he sell it for? >> i got a phone call from jack white and from david copperfield. they both said they would like to bid on the painting tim did. i have two people that want to buy this. he said i would never sell it no matter what. how much. >> throw me in the list. i start with 30 -- 30 bucks. >> i think jack just beat you. >> he is not much of a musician. >> i will go $32.50. bit coin. >> oh, $32.50 bit coin? so road two. do you have bit coin? >> we will talk later. >> i like bit coin. >> not nominated for an oscar. >> when we were on the short list it was an honor to be honored to be nominated. we are still up for a bafta which is the academy awards of evening land. over there they call it the bafta of america. >> how do you feel about documentaries in general? we have had this conversation. >>

done. >> the crew barely has time to shoot off before tim shoots off the cliff and into the air. >> gave was there for a long time. >> in risky jumps like this, there's a thin line between greatness and disaster. >> it's one of those cliffs that if you were to mess up on getting to the drop, it could be life ending. it's a big cliff. a couple hundred feet. so it's a do or die. >> for a few seconds tim straddles that line. >> i was really stoked going off of it, and i was really excited. >> it was like slow motion watching him fall out of the sky. it was unbelievable. then watching him land, you know, i saw him land. i thought he was going to pull it off for sure. >> but tim doesn't pull it off. far from it. >> i knew as soon as i hit. i felt my face hit the handlebars and i knew something, my teeth were broke or my lip was cut off or something like that. >> tim landed pushed the handlebars down and the sled bucked back, bucked back forward, then tim got fully ejected feet over head, landed in front of the sled. >> and that sled is still running. >> it just mowed my butt down and gave me

hacking, whether done to improve security or steel data can be done with a laptop or being in the right place at the right tim. >> with simply hacking people can break into companies and do damage. with complex hacking you need skills. >> they are easy to find at the private it colleges, which is what attracted edward snowden, the former contractor for the u.s. agency. >> edward snowden if he didn't come here, he could have gone elsewhere to learn. >> the number of foreigners attending classes sets this school apart. >> in india, because we are a global source, we get students from all over the world. we are running the courses. >> what edward snowden learnt probably helped him to get his job, and the lure of upgrading it skills pushed the industry to grow by five times in the last five years. >> new delhi attracts thousands of foreign students taking crash courses. most students return to their countries with an upgrade to current positions. some worry that it could be better used. >> the cyber lawyer specialist says a lack of regulation over the schools made it a free for all, and there should be guidelines

tim here is going to help me out. i'm not looking. >> nice and relaxed. take a deep breath. let it out. we are done. >> reporter: are you kidding me? i didn't feel that. you're so good. >> thank you. >> reporter: health officials say there's no vaccine shortage and no downside to protecting yourself from being a flu statistic. here's a sobering thought. the flu season has not peaked yet. so things could get worse before they get better. noel walker, ktvu channel 2 news. >> ktvu has been tracking bay area cases of flu-related deaths daily. the number of deaths has risen to 30 including the two new deaths in santa clara county. that county had the highest number of deaths in the bay area at eight. >>> police investigate the deadly shooting of a 17-year- old girl allegedly killed by her 14-year-old brother. the property manager at the china town apartment building where the crime happened says there are more than 100 video cameras there and at least one captured the suspect mario toliver jr. and his sister justice in the laundry room. family members say the shooting happened after the two argued over

done similar things? china? not much of an appeals process? >> analysts, tim ramie out there telling people today, this is no different than, say, a mead johnson, problems in china and paid a fine. so, you know, is this going to be a fine or some other quote/unquote payment that companies have to make, do to make this go away? no one really knows. i will say something interesting here. a lot of the companies, in fact, if you go back in herbal life's last call, we received new licensing. you have to be licensed in every province as a direct seller. we received licensing from these new -- licensing and the licensing is like a good housekeeping seal of approval. look at nu skin, talking about the same thing. how many licenses they have received, and because that, that should suggest that everything is fine. as you can see now, just having the license doesn't mean anything. >> it is not the good housekeeping seal of approval necessarily. i liked your point on mead johnson. in fact, pressing herb, later on in the show, talk about that company and whether or not nu

look at what he is done with netflix and other companies. he has great ideas. timeeds tohand, look at growth. here is the difference, apple is a little bigger. >> carl could push me out. >> i don't just mean the he could push you around or he has more clout. you look at the growth to me it is a curious choice. you look at something that is an opportunity to turn things around and is undervalued. you look at apple, which is much more mature. it is just an interesting choice to me. >> here is what you do. tim cook avoid carl icahn and move on it is thing. puts the noise that carl behind it. it is a distraction. carl and howrtail do you have a win-win situation. >> did you find a distraction? >> i kept everybody out of it. there were times when carl said i wanted to sell this company. at the end of the day, carl is an investor. he cares about the stock going up. performance is important, at the end of the day i was able to buildarl that i could shareholder value and get to $100 a share. to his credit, it was not about offering $40 a share. >> what he wanted to sell? >

has done thousands of background checks on the stadium workers. >> steve young and bronco player timon "good morning america" today. >> each player has to decide: do i focus on the game or enjoy the experience and some say i will be here one time i will energy the expense and that is why teams loss. >> when pressed on who will win the game, steve young predicts the broncos will prevail. >> on "good morning america", 49ers great joe montana. >> current 49ers quaterback camp politic is is -- kaepernics in new york. he fired back at richard sherman about the rant defending his favorite seer, michael crabtree saying sherman just made himself look good. >> it was ridiculous and overblown but if you have to tell everyone you are the best corner back in the league, go right ahead but it will catch up with you. >> kaepernick said sherman was afraid of the 49ers. >> there is a parody of the moment that put a spin on familiar children's characters. >> take me through it. >> when you play crabtree that is the result you get. >> don't talk about me. don't your open your mouth like that. joe, bac

so what can be done to keep people like rankin from falling through the cracks? joining me is timy. congressman murphy, you're not just a lawmaker but you're a psychologist. what do we need to do? >> receipwell, let's keep in mit what we found is the biggest barriers for people getting mental health treatment is the federal and state government. we don't have enough hospital beds. creigh deeds realized that. not enough programs go to people who are affected. when they are looking for the mall shooter, they are being looking to see if he was ever put in without his consent into a hospital. well, the standard is, one, if the person is in imminent danger, they are going to kill themselves. my concern is when you talk about the tens and millions of families affected by this, they are concerned about the safety of their loved one and you're talking about 11 million people who are seriously mentally ill, psychotic and they are able to say i'm not suicidal, let me go home. and they may end up harming themselves or someone else and that's not a good period. >> there was a time in this cou

we have done the review and potential tax credits for new market tax credits and we have a new executive director who has great experience. tim who is here and has great experience and capital financing. so we are really excited about how we can move this project forward. i have concerns about there being the appropriation from this project and i know that the rec's and parks commission can decide that the uses side of this appropriation can cover the car barn but i would feel we are most comfortable to keep fund for the car barn for the projects. i think there is some work remediation work that is in the soil. i think there is some work on the roof that needs to get done and some design work that i know is eligible for the original park bond that is for uses sides of these funds. i would like to see if we can we have could actual put on reserve an equivalent amount of what we are deappropriating for the car barn for the carbon that is determined by the recollection and park and car born staff and help looking with my office of course, but that can be on community refrj for a later decision to be released when the plans are i

i have with me tim curber and robert stern who is available for any questions you might have. i would like to spend a few minutes why we are here and what we have done to bring this to the neighborhood. the reason we are here which see's candies has over 11 locations and formula retail store. in addition the property is located with the retail concentration area which requires the planning department retail use concentration to 20 percent or greater. that's not to say that you can't approve it. that's why you have two draft resolutions in front of you. one is to approve. the center is built around a large parking lot. the center will never be part of the pedestrian traffic of the neighborhood commercial district who would want to sit in front of a sidewalk cafe at the safe way shopping center. this is meant to compliment safe way. i have yet to talk to anyone who says they don't like see's. this compete with no one in the immediate area with the exception perhaps safe way. see's is the very definition of the word benign. the foremost truism is it does not prohibit the planning commission from it's uses. they are allowed to make their independent for

i think steve was brilliant putting tim cook where he is because he knew he needed to buy time for apple. he has doney good job holding the stock price where it is. what we have to remember is that rumor is that steve jobs left hyped three to four products in the pipeline. one is going to be wearable. one will be related to television and the other two we're just not sure about. that is going to make the market think innovation is back at apple which i kind of fear is really isn't. it is buying more time. once the products come out. the stock will jump. we might see innovation and markets created but i'm worried about 2016 and beyond. >> let's talk about 2014 first. sound like you have the inside track. i heard about these two items too, one is wearable and one involving tv do we know anything more about it and specifically when apple will introduce them? >> well, i think, you know, if we go by tim cook's hints, in internal memo and in some of the calls recently, we're going to see at least one of those in 2014, if not two of them. if i had to speculate i think the first will be the wearable. and som

so tim here is going to help me out. >> deep breath, let it out. we are done so good. that was easy. >> reporter: health officials say there's no vaccine shortage. and no downside to protecting yourself from being a flu statistics. in san jose, noelle walker, ktvu channel 2news. >>> we've been talking to health officials in all nine bay area counties. the death toll now stands at 30, including those two new deaths reported in santa clara county. >>> online threats from extremist groupses against the winter olympics in sochi continue to rise in response. russian security officials are creating a ring of steel around the site of the games. the u.s. state department is warning american athletes not to wear their uniforms when they venture outside the protection of that so-called ring of steel. >> the u.s. olympic committee, i think, had discussed with its athletes as part of how to sort of stay safe during the games. >> russian leaders are doing all they can to try to ensure the safety of everyone involved in this year's winter games. the competition starts in le

tim geithner, apparently, at the time of the downgrade, the s&p downgrade of u.s. debt back in 2011, there's an affidavit that has now been revealed that he said to the company, quote: you have donemous disservice to yourselves and your country following s&p's u.s. downgrade. your take? >> um, tempest in a teapot. listen, i would like nothing better than to beat up on tim geithner right now. i could tell you as someone who has covered the municipal bond market and, you know, what happens when municipalities and states get downgraded which, you know, the u.s. has never gotten downgraded before until now, but when new york state gets downgraded, new york city, there are very tense meetings between the mayor and the governors and s&p. and language like this floats around all the time. sandra: do you view it as a threat? it sounds like he was saying they would be held accountable for this, this was a phone call he had with the chairman of the firm. was it a threat? >> would you be scared? sandra: i don't know. tim geithner? he's not that scary of a guy. >> he was mad, he was annoyed. [laughter] by the way, he believed it. listen, should the u.s. have been downgraded, we could go back

tim. when did you decide to get this tattoo? >> i did it back in august. i wanted to get it done jimmy: before the season started. why were you so confident? >> really because the way they ended last year, the offseason stuff they did. and it just came to me one day. and i just -- i felt that much confidence and i just wanted to get it done. >> jimmy: did people give you a hard time about it when you got it done? >> a little bit, but it wasn't really till the news picked up on it and a lot of people had, because of the news, they had -- they were under the assumption that i had just gotten it a couple of weeks ago after they beat the saints. >> jimmy: yeah. that would make too much sense. what did your wife say when you came home with this? she just gave me that normal look she always gives me. i have a lot of tattoos. >> jimmy: how many tattoos do you have? >> close to 20. >> jimmy: so you've lost count? >> yeah. >> jimmy: okay. and what is the last tattoo you got? the seahawks tattoo? >> no, i actually yesterday got a new tattoo of the golden girls. >> jimmy: all of them? we ha

he's done his duty and has encouraged supervisor yee to support this ordinance as well because that's where he live. but he does his business in district 2. tim brown has been a san franciscan [speaker not understood]. as past president of the board of realtors. i can go on. there's peter fenton from benchmark capital. he might receive some note right because he's a twitter investor early on. so, i have no idea how many employees he represents ~. but when i go through dick lou mathers sustainable engineering since 1956 here in san francisco, down to bruce's automotive, bruce, a good friend of mine for the last 30-year. currently he's self-employed. my point is -- i'm finished now. i brought to you over 250 years of san francisco residents all in support of this ordinance, every single one is a small business owner. some of them larger, but we're all in this basically not only to give a fair chance, but to -- as a matter of public safety, an opportunity for our city. thank you. >> thank you. >>> thank you. my name is [speaker not understood] and i am in support of the fair chance hearing. because ever since this country was founded in 1*7 76,

and we have a history of folks who have done a lot of creative trash talking. >> whether it was tim cookcomments about the tablet, for example, well, they did go from 90% market share to 50 or 60 in that space. maybe they shouldn't have been so sassy. >> look at the profits though. >> mary, what do you think? >> this is what i think. it's better to trash talk about a fellow ceo than about your customers, which is what we've heard from a couple of ceos lately at abercrombie & fitch. >> if it's a one-off thing, i'm still much more understanding of what is the company actually doing. netflix has had the strangest history in that its stock has been up and down 200% in the last five, six years. he's faced a huge amount of skepticism about the viability of this model. so far he's proven to be able to do it. >> he used trash talking as a marketing theme, drew a ton of attention. these sort of antics over the years helped when they couldn't afford that kind of publicity. >> post-football football career for richard sherman, ceo trash talk consultant. >> thank you, guys. cnbc is celebrating its 2

tim cook. >> he did send you one. >> all the work i've done trying to convert you. >> i kept saying the iphone changed my life wasn't enough to get a christmas card. >> he definitely sent you one. he said he sent you one. >> he got guilted into it. >> i'm sure there's no way he sent one to two of us and not you. i am sure. >> fine. >> you lose it and it's his fault. >>> ibm plans to invest more than $11 billion to establish a new business unit for watson. the tech giant, more revenue from the super computer system that beat humans on jeopardy. ibm says it's the size of stacked pizza boxes. and they're saying as many things as they said it was going to. the applications after winning -- it's not what i think is going on here. i think they started to detect some malicious level of intent in this thing. .i think this is a way of ba burying a real story. starting to talk back, you know, and we want you to play a game of chess with this person. you play a game of chess. you play jeopardy? no. you play jeopardy. >> so it's like a teenager? >> i think it's much more on the level. and i noticed the wa

this book, tim ferris breaks things down into the simple components, things you can do to make time more efficient. for example, using e-mail to like a game, trying to get your e-mails doney, or trying to use hoot suite to get your social media done at the same time. tools he gives you in the book to make your time more effective. >> and then what do you do with the time you have left? >> relax. have a drink, like you guys. >> i think there is something about having a deadline and knowing it has to be done by -- sometimes i play that game with myself. like, it might sound stupid, we'll order dinner in, it will be here in 40 minutes n 40 minutes, i'll see if i can get this done, this done, this done by the time the person comes. >> who is we? >> anyway, so -- >> sorry, everybody. trying to get some tidbits. last one is -- >> "return to love". >> this is my favorite. in this book, marianne williamson takes faith and puts it front and center in your life. your life is defined by what you believe in and what gives you meaning and in this book, she really takes faith and shows you that if you define what that is, define what your values are, you can live a really rich life fu

forth in this is not the case he hasn't done it yet after he waved his finger i have to say at the supreme court justice. is a great thing. it's great politics ok tim cavanagh net net suite he knows thank you thank you very much stuff but me and i'll speak with senator chris murphy from connecticut right after this. and. i would rather ask questions to people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on our t.v. question more. i know c.n.n. m s n b c news have taken some not slightly but the fact is i admire their commitment to cover all sides of the story just in case one of them happens to be accurate. that was funny but it's closer to the truth and might think. it's because one full attention and the mainstream media works side by side the joke is actually on here. and our teen years we have a different approach. because the news of the world just is not this funny i'm not laughing dammit i'm not going. to get a sense of the jokes that will handle the things that i've. i think. over the if you. could you know the price is the only industry specifically mention in the c

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what you brought to us earlier this week, i think it was like tim cook said something like 57% of all searches right now in china are dones stunning they didn't have the ability to bring the iphone to that massive carrier. >> reporter: yes, that's absolutely right. it was a stunning number. and a lot of people have been talking about that and about how, you know, apple at this stage will have to really try to get more apps here, get people more excited. there are so many people excited, even though companies like samsung and other local players have been making some headway. apple, tim cook had said he's really not so worried about some of that competition because he does want to stay in the more premium side of the market. >> all right. eunice, thank you. that's eunice yoon standing by in beijing. >>> we've been watching the markets here in the united states. allison deenz ans is a cnbc contributor. we've still been trying to figure out what's happening at the beginning part of the year. maybe it's give back from the big gains we saw at the end of last year, maybe we're waiting to see more from the earnings front. >> i

done. in 2008, you have an incredible primary season hillary clinton and president obama. cable ratings rise for cnn n significantly. that's a story. fox had been giving everyone a drubbing since 2001. tim goes do a story about it, and at one point essentially says you don't want do this. so you no idea what they can do. he said what do you mean? just don't do this. so he writes a story. it's a ratings story, folk. they're a dime a dozen. the morning it ran, he got a voice mail mess frag a guy who ran a website called a gossip website. no longer exists and said give me call. i'm writing a thing about you. within an hour and a half he had come back from rehab. .. shane and i had no idea this when i was setting up to write this year, there's a guy named matthew flamm who covers a. publication and he set out roughly the same time a similar story and he couldn't get anywhere with fox. they wouldn't even return his call for a comment so he got an e-mail from a senior producer for "the o'reilly factor" and he said i heard they are digging around about this. you are right and it's flipping people out. the ratings are flipping people out. we are going to put our anchors instead of an anchor and

tim remarks todeliver the republican national committee winter meeting. >> no matter what party they belong to, most americans are thinking the same thing. nothing will get done in washington this year. or next year. or maybe even the year after that. washington is broken. can you blame them for feeling cynical? the greatest blow to our confidence in our economy last year didn't come from events beyond our control. it came from a debate in washington over whether the united states would pay its bills are not. who benefited from that? about theked tonight deficit of trust between mainstream wall street. the divide between this city and the rest the country is at least as bad. it seems to get worse every year. 's obama delivers this year address. our preview starts live, tuesday night. followed by the response from cathy mcmorris rodgers. the state of the union, tuesday night, live on c-span. >> former arkansas governor and 2008 presidential candidate mike huckabee spoke at the annual . this is 30 minutes. >> thank you very much. when he was giving the introduction and talking about all of the things i was doing, i was getting nervous and one of these days will

tim? >> every time the president knocks down a straw man we're going to make tommy drink. i don't think anything is going to change for the president. his numbers are in the tank and he's never donee of the union to improve them before. i don't expect him to do anything tonight. >> we'll find out. we'll have an instant poll shortly after the president finishes that speech. guys, we'll be watching you and we'll be listening to you but we'll also be watching what's going on here on cnn as well. thanks so much and cnn will of course have complete coverage and full analysis of the president's state of the union address. there's much more coming up on that here in "the situation room" and our special coverage later on tonight begins at 7:00 p.m. eastern. >>> coming up, president obama's putting the finishes touch's on tonight's big speech. his white house press secretary jay carney is here with me in "the situation room." we'll get a preview. and the new jersey governor chri chris christie has fun at his own expense threatening ramifications in a game of ping pong. , i took medicine but i still have symptoms. [ sneeze ] [ male announcer ] truth is not all flu products treat all your s