>> unflappable.s is my take on this was bankers -- when you sit down with a swiss banker, they are smarter and more area i then you and speak 4 or 5 more thing which is then you. brady dougan is the head of the very smooth back with smooth operators. he has a better sense of just how good the lobbying shop is of credit suisse in washington. i suspect they did a lot of prep work, debate prep, just like you do before mitt romney and barack obama face-off. >> phil, tell us about that, the lobbying money that went into this. >> credit suisse is an absolute operator in this town could they're not putting up the money that jpmorgan is, but they put up a lot of money and a lot in campaign donations. hans points out something that is very crucial to this committee behind me is one of the most dangerous in congress in terms of companies that they,. lloyd blankfein and gary cohen came up here, they spent days with lawyers and consultants to prep for senator levin could that is how much fear your he strikes in

san antonio is unflappable. they own the second ot.ny green takes a three-pointerer, curses again. wizards fall 125-118 in double overtime. >>> college basketball 20th ranked cavaliers welcoming in boston college. this one all virginia. cavs up 12. baseline to baseline. second half they kept running away with it. pass to anthony gill. 77-67 the final tonight. wish i could do that. i couldn't touch the net. virginia tech and florida state. this is the human slinky. thomas just could not miss against tech hitting a career high six. he led the way with 24 points and cruise past. spirits high for the george mason patriots hosting dayton. early on wright can do no wrong. steal and the speed throwing down for two. dayton was flying. jordan driving for two. two of his 19. mason loses for the ninth straight time 84-67. one more score for you. american lost their first patriot league game this season 62-58 to loyola. >>> national signing day. damian prince is his name, one of the top football recruits in the country. his announcement coming dur

likely to see political grandstanding, but this is the test of a chair, which is will she remain unflappable>> the fact that the markets are up right now is a good thing? >> that is the continuity part. because she emphasized she still sees moderate growth, and as long as they continue to see that, the fed will continue to scale back its asset purchases. the next fed meeting is in march, and by then the fed will have a new set of data, including a jobs report. >> patricia sabga thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >>> another blast of winter weather is on the way. georgia this time trying to get ahead of the storm. the brunt isn't expected to sit atlanta until wednesday, but storm preps are already in full gear. officials hoping to avoid the problems atlanta faced two weeks ago. the kids were stuck in schools, computers were stranded on the highways and some even abandoned their cars all together. dave warren is here with more. >> there are two areas of moisture we're watching. the second will bring a lot of rain and warm air above the cold air to this area across the southeast. winter

. >> she seemed prepared and unflappable in the face of pointed questions from the committee over bankingules and lingering unemployment. there was also praise for her forthright style. >> i have been on this committee for many, many years and understand more what you said today than i have the last two folks in front of us. so thank you for that. >> pressed with questions about how the fed can help the economy even than it is doing now, yellen held to the unwritten rule of such appearances. make no news. >> is this qe, quantitative easing, in this huge position that the fed has taken -- i question -- i think it's become a deficit enabler. i would be interested to hear your response on that. >> so we're very focused on achieving [ technical difficulties ] >> -- running well below our 2% objective. i don't think it would be helpful either in terms of achieving the objectives that congress assigned to us, or in terms of deficit reduction efforts us to purposely raise interest rates in order to improve the economy -- >> and the markets, which traditionally hang on every word of such hearings

. >> yellen's testimony was calm and she seemed prepared and unflappable in questions by the committeever banking rules and there was praise for her forthright style. >> i've been on this committee for many years, and i've understood more of what you have said than the two folks in front of you, so thank you for that. >> reporter: pressed with questions of how the fed can help the economy with more than what it is doing now, yellen held to the unwritten rule of appearances: make no news. >> with the position that fed has taken, the question i think has become a deficit enabler, i would be interested to hearing your response on that? >> so we're very focused on achieving the objectives that congress has assigned to the federal reserve, and that is maximum sustainable employment and price stability. we've had an economy with unemployment well above normal levels, and inflation is running well below our 2% objective, i don't think it would be helpful either in terms of achieving the objectives that congress has assigned to us, or in terms of congress' deficit reduction purpose to raise in

. >>> well, tv meteorologists are almost always, always unflappable. >> almost always but some things are simply meant to disrupt a weathercast as aaron perleman in bakersfield found out. >> looking -- oh, my gosh. did you guys see that? [ laughter ] >> sorry. it was a spider that fell -- >> oh!! >> ah!! >> i hate spiders, man, just -- especially when you're bald, you feel them crawling on your head. all right. i apologize. sorry creeped out! >> this is apparently how it ended. he squashed it. >> no, that's not right. come on. >> then he just continued as if nothing had happened. >>> lawrence karnow would have handled that so differently. >> i wouldn't have felt it. but when it got on my neck, that would have been it. that's creepy. somebody got to clean that studio. >> hello. [ laughter ] >> hey, guys. we have another major storm headed our way. that was quite a soaker last night. some of the mountains over 2.5" of rain. going to see some stronger gusty winds with this next storm headed our way maybe a little break today but right now our hi-def doppler continues to pick up a couple

>> one thing about kathleen sebelius she is an unflappable spokes person.that the website was working great and if you like your health care plan you can keep it. and her bending the truth is not anything new. but the problem for the administration it is a conflict in credibility. when they are going out and saying things like that that every american knows to be false they lose credibility on economy and budget and foreign policy. they risk to being background noise that no one listens to and they lost all credibility. >> marjorie? >> this is an economist speaking and not just kathleen sebelius. >> cbo conflicting against the hhs secretary. >> and thank you so much. we'll be talking about this one for a while. >> he talked to police, telling them catch me if you can. and they have. we first told you about this two weeks ago. zooming through traffic at speeds of 100 miles per hour. he posted helmet video on line mocking the police. but the long arm of the law caught up with him. they searched for the stolen motorcycle. and the chief of police, good day to y

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you have a reputation as a cool customer, unflappable, one who can certainly be improvisational when with my sense of self and maybe even with who i actually am very the new minton's opened in october and is designed to be a supper club where patrons enjoy good live jazz and good food at the same time. the music is provided by older musicians sponsored by a nonprofit. the food is handled by his long-time fren and business partner executive chef alexander smalls. >> it's a spirited relationship. we have a lot in common. we're zbik aficionados of jazz we like to eat, and we're storytellers. we make good company. >> reporter: and for richard parsons, the company at minton's somewhat's all about. >> the concept here is to meld the music with the food with the ambience with the, you know surroundings so that each is an accompany.iment to the others and people come in and have a relaxing exhilarating time. >> and the words you want rolling off their lips when they leave here? >> fabulous. >> reporter: fabulous. for "cbs this morning saturday," james brown, new york. >> i hope that's succes

. >> he remains unflappable. kept going with his speech. didn't stop. how about that? give it up for the pope. >> he's the man. that's it. give it up to you. thanks so much. >>> a blockbuster tech deal. facebook is expanding its empire. gobbling up what thesapp for an eye-popping -- are you ready for this -- $19 billion. abc's rebecca jarvis has the story. >> reporter: why is mark zuckerberg paying these two guys $19 billion to join facebook when just a few years ago, his company wouldn't give them a job? because they started whatsapp, an app that lets people text unlimited messages from their smartphones on the internet and not only that, zuckerberg is paying 18 billion more than he did for instagram making this the biggest start-up deal of all time. >> but whatsapp is huge growing faster than facebook did at the same stage. it is actually twice the size of twitter. >> reporter: even if you haven't heard of whatsapp your kids probably have. its 450 million users exchanging billions of texts a day. its co-founders engineers who once applied to work for facebook and got