what do you think tj?nd jefferson would say this could [cheers and applause] >> jon: we welcome back. my guest tonight, man this guy is good. nominated for a golden globe award for the latest film "inside llewyn davis." ♪ when i go back baltimore need to coffee on my floor ♪ ♪ come along and follow me. we'll go down to galilee ♪ ♪ everybody, glean, glean rock 'n' roll ♪ ♪ promenade in green ♪ tell me who you love, tell me who you love ♪ >> jon: that's the whole movie. please welcome oscar isaac. [cheers and applause] how are you? >> good man, good. >> jon: i gotta tell you, man, this -- you see certain moments in an individual's career where you feel like you discover that person. and that, i feel like this role for you -- man, you are really, really good in it. the singing that is you. that is your voice and your guitar playing. >> we did the music live. >> jon: that acting also you? >> that was tough. that was tough. >> jon: all of it was live. t-bone burnett produced the music. he is incredible. revolut

tj night's sleep. >> jim harbaugh has already become the first coach in the nfl to reach a confern"e teams have been very good on the road. but if the 49ers can win this game on sunday, harbau?hb will become the first san franciscoñ coach to win back-to-back qolference titles on thexdxd ro. in seattle mindi bach, nbcxdlp area. >>> so are you a niners fan? here is olive fitzpatrick. she's just four months old butç clearly a very happy 49er right there. we would love to see your photos of you, your kids, even your pets showing off your 49ers spirit. just send us your photos by nbcbayarea one1 twitter instagram, and we'll add the pictures to Ñirecite the slide show online at nbcbayarea.com. and you never know. we might just put them on tv as well, like littlew3 olive. in san jose firefighters say it flames to burn through a popular restaurant today. and that's despite the fact that away.i] in south san jose with the latest on that fire q investigation. kim? the only thing that is left after the fire gutted theÑiÑi ce house. all day there has been a steady stream of neighbors who came to

. >> chief strategies at tj america. >> allan molawi is staying put at ford. their stock rose 1%. trading on news that muyaily will not take the top job at microsoft. a spokesman said, "alan made it clear he wants to end the speculation, and has no plans to go anything other than serve ford." he told the associated press, that speculation that he'd replace microsoft's ceo was a distraction for fraud. microsoft said in august their ceo would step down. >> next, why america's economy depends on big banks staying big. and jpmorgan paying the big bucks to bud the madoff scandal behind them. those stories and more. keep it here. you >> jpmorgan is paying a big price for failing to sound the alarm about bernie madoff's uponsy scheme, agreeing to pay $2.6 billion to settle cases involving the madoff fraud that dipped investors of billions. some investors will receive $1.7 million that jpmorgan is failing for failing to file a suspicious activity report about bernie madoff. here is what the u.s. attorney said about the bank. >> jpmorgan as an institution failed and failed miserably. in pa

tj hilton and the -- ty hilton and the colts take the lead and it came down to fourth down and 11 for alex smith. gets beau. hits him on the sidelines but -- he's just out of bounds. look his foot just on the line. and that is the chiefs' season. as the colts win it on an epic comeback. 45-44. >> what's going through your mind after you throw a third turnover in this game? >> yeah you know a lot of words that i can't repeat. but you know disappointed many myself and angry and you know i'm glad for the guys taken with me -- sticking with me and the coaches sticking with me and pulling this one out. >> a tough bly and an extra for "duck dynasty." >>> anyway saints and eagles, that's the night cap story coming up on the late show. hock hock sharks -- nhl sharks' injury woes continue. now the matinee game in colorado today. boy did they get a wake up call. down in the second 1-0. sloppy stickwork with the puck and mcgin made them pay. 2-0. seconds later can't stop this one from eric johnson. he got yanked. didn't make a difference to the avalanche. first shot he saw, a goal. colorado scor

we are saying that the united states of america is your closest for tj galli. let them be there, on our side .- strategic ally b there, on our side, would be nato forces and other forces. similar to what we have in the sinai desert since the signing of the camp david agreement. you do not trust the united states of america to give you security, who else is going to give you security? to use the pretext that you do , and you wantne to continue the occupation of the palestinian lands, it means that you do not want to be peaceful. they have to make up their minds. the best thing on the table, in addition to peace, is the presence of american forces. >> the israelis say that is unacceptable to them. do you believe that the israelis , the palestinians have offered the israelis a clear negotiating ner who can deliver on their side, on the promises that they make? >> i believe so. better,l never have more committed leadership to peace than the current president. , tos committed to a court peace and nonviolence, and to toding a peaceful solution the situation and the c

tj is one of those people.orists walking home two to three hours temperatures in the teens. he jumped into action firing up his four wheel drive heat. he packed hot coffee. he's got a cast of brandy. tj joins me now. thanks for coming in. >> appreciate you having me. >> you jump in your jeep. where did you head? >> it happened our night went as normal. we are dentist, closed our office early. got our kids home, had a normal fun day in the snow with kids. got them to bed. my wife and i were literally a click of the light away of falling a sleep. she finds a page on facebook called snowed out in atlanta. we had been following the stories throughout the day. the resounding area was our streets right outside our subdivision. she was one who commented and said should we get up and do something? we got the four wheel drive jeep. that was it. we got up, and that was about 9:00 p.m. we got home about 1:00 a.m. >> you're driving carefully around the streets. you come upon the first stranded person and what happens? >> i

. >> back in general population, tj meets with his older cousin, gary, who is also serving time at san quentin. >> how do you feel, man? about this experience, man? >> i feel terrible. [ bleep ] i mean, i made a mistake. i got to correct it now. i ain't going to cry, none of that. >> when i seen him roll up on the bus, i was very shocked. i can't say i'm mad or upset, it's a decision he made for himself. you know, he makes his own decisions. it's kind of sad to say, but in the streets, we hit the streets early. you're still young. so it's not a way of life to you yet. it's a projected persona that you're portraying right now. you see it. it's a fad. it's what everybody around you is doing. that's what you're accustomed to doing. going to your counselor today, you know what that means, right? >> yeah. i'm getting counseling. >> based on what the counselor says, the recommendation that the counselor -- it got a lot to do with it. you have to prepare yourself. >> yeah. >> so last night i hope you had your mind focused on -- >> my mind is made up. >> it's more than just saying. i've been r

before ross, tj maxx and nordstrom rack - there was loehmann's. a bargain-hunters dream since 1921. now, filing for bankruptcy and closing its doors forever. the store in san francisco's union square is open for just a few more days - selling everything but the kitchen sink. die-hard shoppers saying last good-byes. and looking for one final good deal. this.very sad, so sad. long time employees are very emotional. the stores are all slated to shut down for good once the remaining inventory is whittled down. it's pretty thread-bare, but there are some discounts. which ought to get deeper in the coming days. ♪ at kaiser permanente we've reduced serious heart attacks by 62%, which makes days with grandpa jack 100% more possible. join us at kp.org and thrive. we're new to town.ells. welcome to monroe. so you can move more effortlessly... we want to open a new account: checking and savings. well we can help with that. we tend to do a lot of banking online. you play? yeah discover a mobile app that lets you bank more freely... and feel at home more quickly. chase. so you can. this morning

stock market trying to -- like tj maxx. stock market trying to get off to a positive start.dow is up by 19 points right now. the nasdaq is up 9. the s&p is gaining 3 points. michelle and frank, back to you. >> we thank you, jason brooks from cbs news. >> you don't have to hold technology anymore. you can wear it and your baby can, too. >> that's the trend at the consumer electronics show in las vegas. >> you can change buttons on watches and just use it for time or change it to control tracks if you listening to music. check out the smart onesies for kids. >> the respiration sensor looks at the rise and fall of the chest. >> the onesie tracks a baby's breathing, temperature and position. the consumer electronics show ends tomorrow. i have never seen that before. >> you never have seen a onesie? >> i know what it is but never saw it written out like that. >>> let's check traffic. >> we have big problems in san jose. this is a huge fire. a huge warehouse fire. it is visible from the freeway. chp told us they are going to have to shut down the julian mckee on- and off-ramps to

tj, i will let that slide because i like the dedication.on there at the the ross family home and finally it's not just the people getting ready for the game this picture of toby in his vintage joe montana jersey was sent in by lindsey and greg and send us your photos as you get ready for the game e-mail them to photossate ktvu.com. >>> 49ers are underdogs but every body here knows who the real winners are. but ktvu is live in the square good morning. >> reporter: good morning. san francisco is known for a few things the niners one historic cable cars being another and today steps are being made to protect both legacies. . >> the other tools we haveon i am the 9ers 12th man. >> reporter: the cable car line will service north of washington other lines won't run in this -- at all this afternoon to protect streetcars which are expensive to repair. miewni us about-- be muni buses will run instead. francis is a cable car driver and niners fan and thinks it's good idea to keep the cable cars away from potentially ruckus crowds. >> i think that's a

gang, they were the gang that basically ripped off, let me give you the companies, jetblue, jcpenney, tjey are saying that the same signature technique used in the target attack is strikingly similar to the technique used in the attacks of 05-12. the fbi is saying that this now where that you can get for $6000 on underground forums. it is easily use by installing into the systems of companies like target. did they download the data using that malware. the fbi is saying watch out. more retailers may be at risk% here. dennis: vacations. a new travel website offers travel as long as you don't care where you leave and when you're going. that is coming up. cheryl: back here live in times square. fox business is on super bowl boulevard. engineered, by the way, by gmc. a 180-foot long toboggan run. yours truly raced down earlier today. fox business versus fox news. i will unveil the winnerrcoming up. ♪ capitato make it happen? that makes it real? what's a vision without the expertise to execute it... and the financing make it grow? whatever your goal, it can change more it can change e future.s

and a book about me -- tj or work considers his and my jen -- urke considers his and my generation.om is getting very old. we are live, we are living from our headquarters in new york. i am tom keene. not members of the baby boom generation -- scarlet fu with me and cristina alesci with us as well. is with us.e author of "the baby boom: howard. that way, it wasn't my fault, and i'll never do it again." > you canf the few times claim you are young, tom, because you are part of the younger class of 80 boomers. inflation unexpectedly slowed in december. england'she bank of two percent target for the first time in years. climbed and here in the u.s., congress unveiled a $1.1 trillion measure to fund the government through september 30. nfib small-business optimism and at a quantity we get retail sales. 10:00 a.m., business inventory. on the earnings front, jpmorgan just out. >> we have a one dollar 30 earnings-per-share. revenues coming in less than expected. $23.2 billion. analysts were looking for $24 billion. a lot of items to get through here. they helped to push the share up -- ear

tj maxxx had it happen 10 years ago. >> reporter: there are reports that apple will come out with a mobileystem. martha: thanks, cheryl, we'll follow it. bill: question of the day. do you trust your personal information online. snow and ice might be heading your way and it will be cold. winter warnings that are out today. martha: new jersey governor chris christie hit with new allegations this weekend. but the governor's office just motors away is fighting back. >> i'm as focused on completing this mission is a was when i woke on the morning of october 30, 2012. and nothing will distract me from getting that job done. sis, comparing my prices to my competitors', so you know you're getting a good deal, even if it's not with me! pretty rad, right? what is she talking about? i have no idea. [ bell rings ] i'll take everything. what?! man on p.a.: comparing rates since back in the day. i was having trouble getting out of bed in the morning because my back hurt so bad. the sleep number bed conforms to you. i wake up in the morning with no back pain. i can adjust it if i need to...if my back's a

macy's, nordstrom, marshall's, tj maxx, off priced players and department store players.shoe line.com. macy's and others spent record amount of advertising against jcpenney. they can't afford to spend that amount of money on fox, print or anywhere else. macy's putting money in private labels. they have enough arizona jeans, men's suits st. jobs in their stores. they don't need anymore private label brand and they don't have enough brands at jcpenney. >> can't have enough st. john's. ashley: hey, burt, i wanted to follow up on some of your notes here. you say they made a tremendous mistake losing a section of their consumers, hispanic consumer. you say they lost the core of that sector of the market. why, how did they blow it i guess is my question? >> they blew it because target, macy's, others, between univision, telemundo, latina magazine, really appealing to the spanish-speaking shoppers, particularly latinas. and as those shoppers shifted to other stores, they took three generations of the family with them, shopping particularly on sundays and weekends from weddings,

the would-be robber seen there entering tj maxx and going to the high-end watch case. then loads the bag with the merchandise. then an active member of the air force comes along, takes on the guy who starts to flee. the suspect gets away, leaving the nearly $27,000 worth of watches behind. >>> all right. three cops in albuquerque, new mexico, are being called heroes after pulling an unconscious woman from her burning car. this is a lapel camera that you are seeing on one of them. the woman crashed her car into a pole. the car was engulfed in flames just after she was pulled to safety. police say she did smell of alcohol. tests are being done to find out if she was under the influence. >> finally you are able to dig your car out of the snow, much of the snow has been cleared in the northeast, leaving behind bitterly cold temperatures. i hope you are bundled up. >> big time. here in new york city, the city's new mayor is facing complaint that is the snow wasn't removed quite fast enough. in the upper midwest, the problem was blowing snow which created whiteout conditions

they can reduce that delay, as we talked tj, they can reduce it down to no delay.e train that in the police. you don't -- you want those few seconds on your side. that's a shot, now i'm reacting, now i'm going. and they're moving in this world terrorism and shootings, that's the way you need to think. >> and as the law enforcement analyst here, this is a good time to, you know, maybe do some good here and hear from you on we talk about the police doing their drills and practicing for something like this. should we all do the same? not necessarily you're going out to a place and physically do it as a family and you have a plan like that and do a drill, but should we all take a moment -- and this is a time to, you know, what hey, do i know what i'm going to do, do i know who i'm going to call, if the family splits up, do we know how to contact each other? should we all have that plan in place? >> absolutely. look, it's like talking about going to the olympics in sochi. people are going to go because they've trained for it. their families are going to go to watch them

what are you so -- tj can tell you this too. he has been here for ten or 11 years.t's not my job. one person did that. we won't mention, but over the past seven years, one person came in that always had cya memos and attacked other people. they lasted for about three weeks. it is a culture. >> it is. michael steel, jump in and i will ask donny a question. >> i want to dove tail about the culture and the office. that's going to be a real telling point going forward as well. to donny's point as well. we will have stories that are going to come from third parties that have been either inflicted by the culture or somehow had experience with this culture that has grown up around christie. >> you saw what erickson said about his staff and him. >> that's where i was going. >> without saying the word, what did eric erickson say? what did he call him? >> it wasn't nice. >> he said they were divas. eric said they were divas. i think he said an a-hole culture. >> i have been to his office and i don't see that, but i understand. go ahead. >> and i think that that's really to do