(horse neighing on television) tommy & timmy: charge!ecial occasion or just to say "thank you" to that special someone. grazie! that's it, timmy. let's take grandma to that fancy restaurant. okay. we have three dollars saved up. that should be enough. let's tell her now. no. let's make it... a surprise. surprise! (gasps): oh! breakfast in bed. how lovely. careful, dear. this isn't even the real surprise, grandma. we're going to take you out to a fancy restaurant to make up for missing grandparents' day. oh, that's very sweet. but maybe we should do something else. remember the last time we went to a restaurant? hey, you're hogging all the sauce. oops. (snickers) oops, yourself. (gasps) (laughing) got you. no way i got you first. no, you didn't. yes, i did. (laughing) (laughing) that was a great dinner. yeah. hey, we can go there if you want. why don't we just have a cake at home? she didn't want to go to a restaurant. i can't figure out why. (munches loudly) (slurps) probably because you two are slobs. no, we're not. are we? you're the s

>> timmy lins, any goodness. all clean cut, he was the talk of today, everyone saying is that really you? yeah, it's really me. i wants to clean up his act and have a better season. all the players getting ready, including buster for tomorrow. >> this is a lot of fun for the players. it's a time for them to show appreciation to the fans. >> i think we have a unique group of guys that enjoy playing together. so, it's exciting to have. pretty much the same group of guys back. >> imagine baseball is back, fan fest is free. expect long lines for autographs. it will be worth it. public transportation is strongly encouraged. the giants hit the road next week. at least pitchers and catchers do. they report for spring train. as you know, we are the proud broadcast home of the giants. look for our reports on monday. >> in the asian art museum, there's something interest going on. >> how are you? >> we are good, how are you? >> i'm incredible, we have a vip pass here. we are just over a day away from the chinese lunar new

and kevin said timmy burnside. >> yes, timmy burnside without lives down the street. >> yes. and then there's a section of which there is some really brilliant reporting in the times and i'm ashamed to say i don't include the reporters name in here. because i can't remember who it was. who talked about romney's lack of comfort with his fellow human beings, the way he said kind of odd things when he mingled with the crowd. i don't think that we've had anybody as uncomfortable with people since al gore really. >> rose: right, the two of them-- what is that? i mean they don't -- >> i don't know. >> rose: they don't like people. >> i think it's odd that they would choose politics. >> rose: or richard nixon. >> richard incomes on was that way, al gore i once referred to in a poem is a man like object. but one of the proceeds pieces has romney at his first g-8 summit meeting. >> rose: how was he there? >> he keeps saying things like are of french canadian origin. that was one of his favorite things when he mingled with the crowd. and then he would guess people's, are you sisters or

timmy howard, he couldn't do anything about it. 79th minute is where we go.all played right through. and it's oscar, finding banks for the easy tap-in. the revolution star making it 2-1. honduras win it 2-1. the u.s. failing to win after scoring the first goal for the third time in the last four road games. the next game will be against costa rica. >>> that's your "sportscenter" update. i'm jorge andres. have a great day. >>> for the 36th-straight year, runners from around the world race up 86 flights of stairs in what's being called the empire state building run-up. >> that's nearly 1,600 steps. the australian winner made it in 10:12. also taking part in this, talk show host kelly ripa, who is famously fit and proves so yet again yesterday. >> and she did it for a good cause. that's great. >> nicely done, guys. >>> coming up next, requested the pulse." and the dos and don'ts at sunday's grammys. why the fashion police will be out in force. >>> and a male model, giving up the fame and fortune to pursue a very different passion. [ female announcer ] going to s

. >>> a whole new timmy. we take you tout visit with the world champion giants where all the buzz is about tim lincecum's buzz. >> and then where did all that money go? investigative reporter tony kovaleski confronts a local man accused of swindling investors and walking away from millions of dollars of debt. >>> and is your job killing you what researchers are saying about the link between high-stress jobs and cancer. >>> and good evening, i'm jeff ranieri at the museum of san francisco. do you want wealth in 2013? well, we're kicking it off with the world famous lion dancers in san francisco and all you have to do to spread that wealth is apparently kick the lettuce. we're spreading it to all my nbc viewers right about now. you're welcome. >>> in health matters a new proposal that could change the way parents clothe their babies and furnish their rooms. california health official outline new regulations that would stop requiring furniture and baby product manufacturers to use flame retardant. it was propose

you'll need the mountain rescue, or timmy if he can make it.umpta's just called; they've found kevin. they need blankets. vblankets? did they find him in bed? he's down a shaft. is he all right? i don't know. they're all up there. don't you go. she might be back any minute. gotta go, dad. ooh! all right, get me a brush, will you? can you hear us? kevin? kevin? god help us. ah, come on. it's all right padraig. he's probably just fallen asleep. exhaustion. kevin! kevin!! he may be unconscious. he was responding earlier. i know; that's what worries me. we don't know the extent of his injuries. he may have gone into shock. i hope these fellas get here fast. yoo-hoo. i'm ba-ack. all the men are gone up to the mine shaft. it was very thrilling, watching them prepare themselves. i wanted to help but the girl in the pub said that the best way to help was by looking after sick people. "you'll help best," she said, "by looking after brian quigley." i won't forget her for it. i've got some torches. santa specials. i knew somebody'd want them. damn! [ fr.

timmy, you'll be playing the big bad wolf. congratulations, timmy. bring me a cupcake. and little red riding hood will be emily. thank you, thank you. now if we all work together, this is going to be one of the best plays... uh, dw, you're not red riding hood. i'm not? no. emily is. you're tree number 2. tree number 2? i'm not even tree number 1? amanda is playing tree number 1. (clapping) but... it's a very important role, dw. you create the mysterious mood as little red riding hood goes through the dark forest. (sighs) now please sit back down. i'm little red riding hood? i can't believe it! neither can i. grandma: sweetie? did you hear me? grandma asked if you had any eights. no, i don't have any eights. you know what else i don't have? the role of little red riding hood in the school play. playing a tree isn't so bad. i think it could be kind of fun. fun? does this look like fun to you? it's so unfair. i've practiced for hours and hours. i've wanted to play this part since i was three-and-a-half. perhaps you could be emily's understudy. what's th

panda, blockbuster what about big-time timmy jim. are some nicknames you will hear in the giants clubhouse. bruce bochy has several nicknames, but one player will stick with the name he's been calling bochy his whole life, dad. >> reporter: imagine you are at your first big league camp. nerve-racking. imagine your father is right there and also imagine that he is the manager. that is the life that brett bochy, son of bruce, is living this spring. >> he basically said have fun with it. don't worry about outside distractions. just come in, do your job, have fun. >> he just started throwing the sinker a little bit more. he's got the two-seamer and four-seamer. he can use both. >> reporter: breath has been lights out in his professional career with an e.r.a. just over 2.0 in 92 career minor league innings. we couldn't expect anything less from a 25-year-old that's been around the game his whole life. a big chunk in san diego when bruce managed the padres. >> see him go through a lot of tough times. the good times. baseball has been good

and i was going to do a joke and you call him timmy timmy that drives me nuts.ing pitcher until it is too late. >> catherine: and paulson of alsandoval could he be able to hang in there? >> and sometimes, if i get a lot of the to have the and the ratings will suffer the same. the same with him. he is going to be falling because he is a natural hitter, i say that we leave him alone. and i will share you with her.

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com we can head to our online poll and let us know what you think the outcome of the latest bout of timmy's in process will be and here's how opinion has been divided so far let's have a look there it is a third of those who've already voted think that it will plunge into further unrest around the cortef fear the latest upsurge of public all the rest will lead to a government crackdown on protesters and about the same amount believe that the country might see another revolution and just a little less than that on the contrary i think that the leadership is ready for political concessions of course more stories after a short break don't go away. cut . you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then something else you hear sees some other part of it and realize that everything is ok. welcome to the big picture. the mission of free cretaceous free. for judges free arrangement free. three stooges free. old free blog videos for your media projects a free media. tom. claims . i. welcome back more world news for you now the british government is considering

timmy changed his look and off season workouts and he is changing his preparation in hopes he can reclaim his cy young form of 2008 and 2009. >> it is accentance. sometimes it is hard to accept. there are things you don't want to. last year was a tough one to swallow. i got through it, and the team helped me get there. this year i would like to take a fresh plate and approach this year as if i am another guy on the team. >> he's ready to go. i think what he did in the world series and in the playoffs capped the season. i know as a free agent to be, he wants to do not only what is good for him and his career, but the organization. we ants -- anticipate a good year. >> one of the most storied rivalries, the tar heels hosted by duke bluedevils. can you believe he is ict is 6 today? he was not in a seg law bra tore mood. -- a sell law bra tore mood. harrison with the follow-up jam. north carolina lead for the first 26 minutes. the two handed flush and a jump hook in the lane. he had 18 points and duke wins it 73-68. and this abc7 sports report is brought to you by river rock casino. i am on m

timmy changed his look and off season workouts and he is changing his preparation in hopes he can reclaim his cy young form of 2008 and 2009. >> it is accentance. sometimes it is hard to accept. there are things you don't want to. last year was a tough one to swallow. i got through it, and the team helped me get there. this year i would like to take a fresh plate and approach this year as if i am another guy on the team. >> he's ready to go. i think what he did in the world series and in the playoffs capped the season. i know as a free agent to be, heants to do not only what is good for him and his career, but the organization. we ants -- anticipate a good year. >> one of the most storied rivalries, the tar heels hosted by duke bluedevils. can you believe he is ict is 6 today? he was not in a seg law bra tore mood. -- a sell law bra tore mood. harrison with the follow-up jam. north carolina lead for the first 26 minutes. the two handed flush and a jump hook in the lane. he had 18 points and duke wins it 73-68. and this abc7 sports report is brought to you by river rock casino. i am on my

after a rough 2012 timmy is hoping to return to cy young form even though he looks like he might be thepartment. >> it is accentance. it is like sometimes it is hard to accept things you don't want to. last year was tough one to swallow and i got through it, and the team helped me. this year i want to take a fresh take and fresh a you proach. >> after blowout losses in houston and oklahoma city, the warriors hung in there, but the grizzlies own them. look out, joey. steph curry gets him in the mellon. curry was on fire. 32 points. the grizzlies, a bad match up for golden state. gazelle-like. gasol key um j per late fourth quarter. memphis hands the warriors their third straight loss. this is fun. owd and lebroners and the ball asks for. it the fan is wearing a lebron jersey and he tosses it back. how cool is that? wearing the same uni. lebron having some fun while torching the clippers for 30 and a battle of first place teams. miami crushes the clips 111 to 89. no lombardi trophy, but jim harbaugh is having fun at pebble beach. they lead by one stroke at 18 under par. bill murray is alw

after a rough 2012 timmy is hoping to return to cy young form even though he looks like he might be theuy from the i.t. department. >> it is accentance. it is like sometimes it is hard to accept things you don't want to. last year was tough one to swallow and i got through it, and the team helped me. this year i want to take a fresh take and fresh a you proach. >> after blowout losses in houston and oklahoma city, the warriors hung in there, but the grizzlies own them. look out, joey. steph curry gets him in the mellon. curry was on fire. 32 points. the grizzlies, a bad match up for golden state. gazelle-like. gasol key um j per late fourth quarter. memphis hands the warriors their third straight loss. this is fun. heat and clippers and the ball goes into the crowd and lebron asks for. it the fan is wearing a lebron jersey and he tosses it back. how cool is that? wearing the same uni. lebron having some fun while torching the clippers for 30 and a battle of first place teams. miami crushes the clips 111 to 89. no lombardi trophy, but jim harbaugh is having fun at pebble beach. they lead

after a rough 2012 timmy is hoping to return to cy young form even though he looks like he might be theuy the i.t. department. >> it is accentance. it is like sometimes it is hard to accept things ydon't wa. last year was tough one to swallow and i got through it, and the team helped me. this year i want to take a fresh take and fresh a you proach. >> after blowout losses in houston and oklahoma city, the warriors hung in there, but the grizzlies own them. look out, joey. steph curry gets him in the mellon. curry was on fire. 32 points. the grizzlies, a bad match up for golden state. gazelle-like. gasol key um j per late fourth quarter. memphis hands the warriors their third straight loss. this is fun. heat and clippers and the ball goes into the crowd and lebron asks for. it the fan is wearing a lebron jersey and he tosses it back. how cool is that? wearing the same uni. lebron having some fun while torching the clippers for 30 and a battle of first place teams. miami crushes the clips 111 to 89. no lombardi trophy, but jim harbaugh is having fun at pebble beach. they lead by one strok

timmy changed his look and off season workouts and he is changing his preparation in hopes he can reclaimof 2008 and 2009. >> it is accentance. sometimes it is hard to accept. there are things you don't want to. last year was a tough one to swallow. i got through it, and the team helped me get there. this year i would like to take a fresh plate and approach this year as if i am another guy on the team. >> he's ready to go. i think what he did in the world series and in the playoffs capped the season. i know as a free agent to be, he wants to do not only what is good for him and his career, but the organization. we ants -- anticipate a good year. >> one of the most storied rivalries, the tar heels hosted by duke bluedevils. can you believe he is ict is 6 today? he was not in a seg law bra tore mood. -- a sell law bra tore mood. harrison with the follow-up jam. north carolina lead for the first 26 minutes. the two handed flush and a jump hook in the lane. he had 18 points and duke wins it 73-68. and this abc7 sports report is brought to you by river rock casino. i am on my way to spring tra

but of more interest was how timmy spent his off-season. >> well, actually, i just went to a differenttrainers, not relying on myself as much, but going to a set of guys i was working with in bellevue. >> his head is in the right place and has done a lot of work. >> i think in 2011 where i was my heaviest i had ever been. and then i dropped like 30 pounds. i felt like i lost strength with that and stamina. trying to put that gas back in the tank. i feel like i'm in a better spot now. >> reporter: he also continued to try to squash any speculation of my bad feelings between he and buster posey. >> this is nothing going on. it's a matter who have was catching that day and who they put in there. >> with his credentials, to do that and never heard one grumble about it. you're excited to play with people like that. >> the two-time cy young award winner admits hi confidence was shaken last season, but feels more focused than ever heading into 2013. >> i didn't want to go through last year again, you know. so, you know, changing my work ethic and getting on top of things i need to do to take

tug and timmy vent ally developed a friendship and shortly after tug died in 2004, tim released "liveike you were dying >> when we recorded the song we knew that there was something going on with that song. >> reporter: i can imagine that would be incredibly emotional. >> i was one of the great experiences i've had recording music. >> reporter: his soft side has made him a powerful actor. he played gwyneth paltrow's husband in country strong. >> let's just get this over with. then we go back to the hotel. >> reporter: he costarred in the blind side, the true story of the baltimore ravens' michael orr who will be playing in tonight's super bowl. >> all you can eat self-serve ice cream. >> as much as i can eat. that's how mama did it. reporter: but the role that surprised so many with its intensity was his performance in 2004's friday night lights. >> answer a question. the first day of practice. hold on. seriously. you're embarrassing me out here. >> i read it. i thought, i know that guy. he's a come binnation of guys that i can name right now that i grew up seeing in the dugout of bas

he grew up as timmy smith thinking his stepfather, horace smith was his real dad. >> he's really sortt a lot of time in his truck listening to 8-track. probably six years old hauling cotton seed across louisiana and texas. >> reporter: but at age 11 while snooping in a closet for christmas presents tim found his birth certificate. what did it say? >> it said father. and then it said frank ed win mcgraw occupation, professional baseball player. i knew who tug mcgraw was. >> reporter: you had his card. i had his baseball card all my life but i couldn't comprehend it. >> reporter: his mother betty reached out to tug mcgraw, but the baseball star wasn't eager to admit he was the father much less have a relationship with tim. how did you not let that disappointment appointment ruin your life? >> well, look, i had a great mom. i think one thing that i think i got from finding out that tug was my father and seeing his success and the things that he did with his life, i think it flipped a switch in me that i might not have necessarily had quit. >> reporter: in 1989, tim who had now taken on t

round two in pebble beach z meet the new timmy.g >>> good evening, gins holding a fan fest tomorrow, now, today players met the media. it's a new tim lincecum. long hair is gone. the book worm has arrived. tim lincecum last year this, year. >> just got tired of long hairks needed something different. >> but share not the only different. >> this is a loox. >> except. >> not, no prescription you look like a poet. >> poet? >> fot. >> i run a good poet or two. >> lincecum had a rough time airk career worst 10, 15 record with a high 5.18 earned run average. he did help giants claim their second world series in three years. >> in this swairks it's just selfless situation you can be in you know? so this year, it's different. i'm hoping to be in the presentation again. >> buster posey put to rest ill will between the two. >> tim and i are friends, okay? there is no issue there. >> i want to get back to that that i once had. >> during off season, giants announced they cannot come to terms with former closer and favorite. wims onmissed most

timmy is back. >> i put on all that weight.ughter] >> a little much etouffe. >> is move the trip home for the new world champions after being up most of the night, joe flacco was up and out early this morning to meet the press. then it was off to orlando. what are a going to do now? i'm going to disney world. the rest of the team arrived at bwi just after 5:00 p.m. tomorrow was the parade and the police are everywhere. the conquering heroes, the world champs. what a ride. >> and has not sunk in. but that was joe flacco this morning fresh off of winning super bowl mvp. he got a shiny new trophy for his efforts. >> i was shocked when i got a car. >> not so shocking the domination and the forty-niners. [inaudible] >> that the not darken baltimore spirits. they made big plays. after big plays. the captured their second super bowl victory in only 17 years in the business and set rate lewis often to the sunset a winner. -- sent ray lewis out. >> to win a ring with my last go. now i get to hug my babies, live my life, and go out as a

timmy and mitch together in golden state three seasons there are three of them.ctees will be announced during final four weekend in april. now up for induction is gary peyton. the glove best known for days in seattle. he won a championship with miami in 2006. the highest paid man in the nfl is not tom brady or peyton manning. commissioner roger gadel owned $29 million in 2011 during a part of the lockout, he lowered his pay to just $1. he made up for it. $22 million in the form of bonuses. the salary became public with nfl filing its tax return. teach them how to commission. to the ice sharks and black hawks joe thompton with a little actionob3@ç. then, dave bowlen with 1-0 black hawks right now. second round of the northern trust open, sparky loving golf. frederick jacob swon a six under 65. and this is going for birdie. tide for first place at 9 under. in san jose, american john isner first set tie break. this is the end of a 16 stroke valley. he has a huge serve like six nine, so that helps. he takes this match going on to face tommy haas in semi final autos w

. >> i could see timmy sitting with a cappachino. >> it is a total make ever. sergio romo has less facial hair. >> as long as they play the same as last year. >> and largely they are back together, just about everybody important with a couple of additions. absolutely. >> what a crazy year in the sports department. 49ers. >> when they go the distance, going all the way to the world series and going all the way to the super bowl, feels like there is no time in between and there isn't. >> it's fun. >> thank you, joe. >> thank you for trusting ktvu

timmy has a spot on the team but he does appreciate when players think that way. >> even the pros getsecure. jamie, thank you so much. the world champion giants hit the road next week for spring training and nbc bay area, the bro broadcast home of the giants. you can look for our reports from scottsdale starting monday morning. >>> now to the very severe weather hitting the east coast. more than half a million people are without power this morning as they continue to get hit hard by a powerful blizzard. about 3 feet of snow already on the ground in some parts of new england and it's not over yet. nbc's jay gray has the latest. >> reporter: the weather storm pounding the northeast since friday continued to strengthen overnight into a fierce and relentless blizzard. making matters worse, hurricane-force winds, gusts up to 75 miles an hour creating blinding conditions. the projected snowfall totals are staggering. before it's over, up to 3 feet of snow is expected in parts of new england, including boston. the storm has literally stopped most of new england in its tracks. more than 1800

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that timmy is hopeful. it is going to take time. if we can facilitate it, fine. i do not want to see the night states fail again. >> -- united states fail again. >> we will leave it there. [applause]excellent discussion. thanks to our panelists. clearly there is a lot more, this debate is not over. not only the question today, should the u.s. save syria? but can it? i am not sure that we answer that. we look forward to continuing the discussion. thank you senator mccain and the mccain institute. >> next, live your calls and comments on "washington journal." and then newsmakers with senator grassley. after that, president obama on immigration. ,> john mccain's 2000 campaign when he ran for president, is the most memorable campaign. of any that i have ever covered or been around. we will never see it again. here he was, facing george w. bush who had all the face cards of the republican party backing him. the three republican governors in new hampshire and all the money. john mccain won out and held 114 town meetings. he stayed there until every question was answere

great day for doug williams and timmy smith, 204 rushing yards. jerry rice, super bowl xxiv, did it again. denver on the wrong end. jere jerry rice was huge. san francisco never looked back, young breaking joe montana's record with six touchdown passes. and there is joe montana. the top super bowl performance, montana led san francisco to a 55-point outburst. 22 of 29. 297 passing yards. joe montana has bleacher report's top super bowl performance of all-time. if you want to see the complete list and get up to speed on everything you need to know about super bowl xlvii, we encourage you to log on to bleacherreport.com. rachel, back over to you. >> thanks, jerryd. we now welcome in bleacher report's behind the mic contributor and fox analyst, howie lo how howie long, one of the best-ever defensive lineman, 13-year career. hall-of-famer, just a few things in there. >> been a good run. >> howie, good to see you again, man. >> good to see you. >> and you know, it makes us feel old when we think about it being 30 years ago -- >> right. >> that you won

. >> you make a fair point, timmy, and i'm walking and talk -- >> you can walk and talk? >> i think in a lot of ways, i think that's why they've gotten the valuations that they've had, so, these rails have -- a number of the rhames have outperformed, ksu being the one that's jouts performed. a lot of it is imbedded in the stock now. great story. i think as the s&p moves to 1550, the rails are going to hit a pause. >> let's talk apple now. down almost 1% on the day. of its annual shareholder meeting. the stock is more than 36% off of its high. is it worth holding onto? according to the portfolio manager of morningstar's best performing growth fund in the past two years, it is. joining us is mack mur mark mul. mark, it's great to speak with you. >> thanks, melissa. >> you actually think apple is still a growth stock. why? >> well, the sectors are still growing. the idea that the ipad or the tablets and smartphones, i mean, i think i saw data on the smartphone business growing about 26% the next couple of years worldwide. they'll be part of that. will they be number one as t

>> timmy, i think -- the only trade you can have on, if you are going to own gold in nondollar termss you say, to own platinum. that's probably the better trade. and it is indicative of strength in global economic circumstances. we know the story of platinum, it goes into catalytic converters. we are selling more automobiles. if you you have to own a metal, you want to own platinum. you don't want to own gold. sell gold or sell gold against dollars or own gold if you must, but only own it in yen terms. i know that's complicated. that's what i'm doing myself. i'm short gold myself in dollars. i'm long gold again yen. i'm short the yen. i've got it on in my own account and in the fund in canada. >> dennis, say hi to the guys for us. >> i shall, mel, thank you, always good to be seen. >> dennis gartman of the gartman letter. well, the sharp decline in coal demand has created a host of problems for csx. but according to barron's, the tide could be changing for the company. in an article of the weekend, they say csx's shares could climb 33% in the next year. is it time to get on board? we

timmy is just trying to be funny. ha-ha. >> funny how? >> move on. >> all right. gladly. sometimes it's tough to buy the losers and sell the winners. let's play a little hold 'em or fold 'em. guy, we start with you. netflix. >> again, we've talked about this, clearly this is not nearly as interesting as it was $100 ago. but it's still pretty interesting. i don't think it would surprise anyone at a 184 close to see this stock print 200. the answer is hold 'em, on the lightning. sorry. >> grasso -- >> a little too pricey here. seem to be poised to move higher. that would be a tail wind for the stock. wait for it hold $115.31 for two-day confirmation. >> ralph lauren, sitting at its highest level since march 2012. karen? >> i would hold 'em. little expensive. >> all right. >> not short it, though. >> tim, in the meat space for you. tyson food, highest levels since july '07. >>n't c can't get enough meat. >> say what? >> tyson is going to be benefits from yum's problems in china. the global em story in terms of meat, we know all about the deck grapher story is very good, but

. >> timmy, i want to get your call on this. italy, going to bounce back tomorrow?i think today's move was ridiculous. today's move was overdone. the move on italy, as josh pointed out, was 5%. this thing, if you look ate, the intraday, it was almost 10%. italians come to expect this type of behavior in their politics. to oversimplify it. and to expect there to be a solution tonight, in fact, we're going to get the final results in about 15 minutes, ultimately, we're going to see a government that doesn't have a strong stand. and a strong mandate. this is something that's going to worry people. but to sell it harder tomorrow, when you're right at a 200 day, i would be cautious. >> this is the italians saying no austerity for us. >> prego. >> we're joined in a cnbc exclusive by william lauder, executive chairman of the estee lauder companies. i have to ask you, i understand that a third of your business is done in europe, comes in europe. how are you seeing the consumer over there, in light of the fact that europe has had struggling times. >> the southern tier of eur

the other, timmy dolan who scoffed at the idea. >> what about you?ening news or comedy central? >> reporter: and o'malley isn't holding his breath either. >> i haven't lost any sleep about it. and i have bought a round trip ticket. so i'm counting on coming home. >> reporter: in boston, it would be the religious equivalent of the red sox beating the yankees. >> we always liked boston over new york. >> it will be interesting to see how it plays out. >> reporter: both americans are long shots. popes tend to be from europe, especially italy. the last time a non-european pope was chose was 1,000 years before columbus set sail. >> i'm saying there's a chance. >> odds are not on our side. that's what i get from our report. they could go for somebody from the latin american population. a lot of ways they can go with this. it's just fun speculation. >> as far as cardinal timothy dolan goes, he's sure his name is out of the running. not only did he say that to diane, he said the only people talking about hi being the pope are people smoking marijuana. so ther

let's see now, timmy --. melissa: very charming guy. i think so. >> well. melissa: no? >> whatever.ut anyway, i hate you, tim geithner. i thought of some book titles. you should know my twitter book titles are a lot more --. melissa: racy. >> see gasparino twitter.com. they're pretty funny. lori: not family friendly. >> they are not x-rated but they're nasty. they reached out to ap say they're doing this i think we will get several million. melissa: oh, yeah, without question. >> here is my book titles. my love of a fair with larry fink. melissa: that's a good one. >> they're very close. who knows how close. melissa: how does larry feel about that. >> larry writes him too. larry will write a book, my love affair with tim geithner. what is it like to take orders from a community activist? not bad, huh. melissa: that's a good one. >> a what i witnessed at socialist revolution. a little play on peggy noonan's book. how to screw up a perfectly good bailout. melissa: oh, come on. >> why i hate charlie gasparino. on my twitter page. sometimes brilliance comes lori: fleeting. >> 50 shades

in fact timmy has been support i have on the board of the entity and california it was a big supporter of the program. but the peace corp. was created about basic concept you take energetic college kids and give them a month or two or training and send them off. we take them and there are lots and we put them through a month course about how to teach and how to teach about health and put them in school systems around the country. and you know what? they teach the kids about what to eat. they share with the kids how to get better exercise. what they really do is give the kids mental resilience. that's what is health is about. you should be caring about health. if people can control what is happening in their body, they can change the world outside of their body. but if they can't take care of their own habit how can they make a difference? it resonates with them. it's cool. a kid a couple of years older than them. the big conversation happening in the hallway and change what they do in their life. we touch the lives of 40,000 kids every year. health corp. is an inexpensive program. it c

great day for doug williams and timmy smith, 204 rushing yards.r on the wrong end. jere jerry rice was huge. san francisco never looked back, young breaking joe montana's record with six touchdown passes. and there is joe montana. the top super bowl performance, montana led san francisco to a 55-point outburst. 22 of 29. 297 passing yards. joe montana has bleacher report's top super bowl performance of all-time. if you want to see the complete list and get up to speed on everything you need to know about super bowl xlvii, we encourage you to log on to bleacherreport.com. rachel, back over to you. >> thanks, jerryd. we now welcome in bleacher report's behind the mic contributor and fox analyst, howie lo how howie long, one of the best-ever defensive lineman, 13-year career. hall-of-famer, just a few things in there. >> been a good run. >> howie, good to see you again, man. >> good to see you. >> and you know, it makes us feel old when we think about it being 30 years ago -- >> right. >> that you won your super bowl ring. >> right. >> speak for your

>> mapping the legislature, i don't know that i have as much background as my brother timmy ray. i was simply say there's two threads you could build on. one is the republicans beat republicans like they are have come to the point of where they give lip service to endorsing the civil rights movement, wanting racial equality, honoring dr. martin luther king. so i would say he's that language they put out there is a way to engage this conversation and tie it to the second thread, which is we are not accusing you of being bad people. but you can alple. but you can allow them to engage the conversation not have to relate their racist dogs because we know now the way bias plays out is not because of conscious animus towards a particular group of people, but because the association automatically happen in our brain. >> arkansas state senate. thank you so much for reminding us we need to create this space to talk about this. in arkansas, i'm working with the institute on rate the necessity and one of the things we are considering and i consider in the next upcoming session this racial i

in fact, timmy shriver has been very supportive on the board of the entity, and california when mariawas fist lady was a big and still is a big supporter of the program. the basic concept was you take enier nettic -- energetic college kids, and we put them through a month course about how to teach and how to teach about health. and then we put them in school systems around the country. and you know what? they teach the kids about what to eat, and they share with the kids how to get better exercise habits. but what they really do is they give the kids mental resilience. that's what health's all about. they're saying the reason you should be caring about health is because if people can control what's happening in their bodies, they can change the world outside their bodies. but if they can't even take care of their own hasn'ts, how could they possibly think they can take care of anything anywhere else? if a kid a couple years older with them is sharing insights about the world, all of a sudden the big conversation happens in the hallway, and they change what they're going to do in their