. >> andrea: when you said bowl, at first i thought you were making a washington or oregon pot joke.o it right and enough hot food there -- >> you need a big screen tv. it has to be very loud. forget it. if people say it's -- you want to hear the crowd noise. you need a lot of ice cold beer. a lot of beer. >> kimberly: carona with lime. >> eric: hide the remote. don't let them change the channel. >> andrea: good party tips. >> kimberly: you have to be star to the remote control. >> andrea: you brought up beer. did you know that americans -- get the statistics. will consume 50 million cases of beer on bowle super bowl bee. listen to this, americans will eat 30 million pounds of snacks. that is 11.2 million pounds of potato chips. 8.2 million tortilla ships. 4.3 pounds of pretzels. big fat food loving nation. >> bob: by the way, i think the important thing, you mention the ads. can we again look at that ad for the go daddy go? it's important people missed it. i just want to be sure nobody missed it. that is all. >> eric: you are filling in for o'reilly next week. >> andrea: any other p

. >> when you said bowl i thought you were making a washington or oregon joke. >> toilet bowl. >> ifot food there will be a very busy place, the rest room. >> another must you need a big screen tv. it has to be very, very loud. forget it if people say. make it loud. you want to hear the crowd noise. you need a lot of ice cold beer. just a lot of beer. >> corona with a live. >> hide the remote. don't let any one change the channel. >> you got the really good party boys. >> you have to be in charge of the remote control. >> you brought up beer. americans, get these statistics, will consume 50 million cases of beer on super bowl sunday. 94 percent will be bud light, bud wires, coarse light or natis light. they will eat 30 million pounds of snacks that's 8.2 million tortilla chips and 14 million pounds of pretzels. >> anything you go for besides the taco dip? >> you ate a whole crock pot of this at dana's house. remember? you guys tweeted about it. >> leave the ball line. here you go. >> sounded delicious. i think it had velvetta in it. >> velvetta makes everything better. >> and chilly,

. >> when you said bowl i thought you were making a washington or oregon joke. >> toilet bowl. >> ifd there will be a very busy place the rest room. >> another must you need a big screen tv. it has to be very, very loud. forget it if people say. make it loud. you want to hear the crowd noise. you need a lot of ice cold beer. just a lot of beer. >> corona with a live. >> hide the remote. don't let any one change the channel. >> you got the really good party boys. >> you have to be in charge of the remote control. >> you brought up beer. americans, get these statistics will consume 50 million cases of beer on super bowl sunday. 94 percent will be bud light, bud wires, coarse light or natis light. they will eat 30 million pounds of snacks that's 8.2 million tortilla chips and 14 million pounds of pretzels. >> anything you go for besides the taco dip? >> you ate a whole crock pot of this at dana's house. remember? you guys tweeted about it. >> leave the ball line. here you go. >> sounded delicious. i think it had velvetta in it. >> velvetta makes everything better. >> and chilly, too. >>

but we put it in context of the marijuana laws in colorado and up in oregon or washington, and the federalw, and yet the states have voted to take that law and ignore it? would that be the same situation along these lines unless something is adjudicated in the supreme court would we not take action on it? it is a possibility. >> so if the president said that you would not do it, would you violate it? >> we would not enforce it and at that point i would look to the courts to have a case taken forward and set a precedence frit and get a determination from the supreme court specifically. >> okay. specifically, on greater background checks for people buying guns, would you close the loopholes that everybody who is buying a gun would have to be checked so no criminal would go out there to buy a gun. >> well, i do not oppose the background checks. >> so you don't oppose that, but what about magazines? >> there is a push to take inanimate objects like magazine s to take this and try to enforce limits on those. we deal the firearms everyday and takes a second to half a second to go from one magazi

or wet weather for the immediate bay area. eureka and points north at a storm there and acting parts of washington and oregon. southern end of this system so we may get just a few high clouds out of it later today. it could keep temperatures a little cooler today compared to yesterday's. at them, and the heart of the bay '50s and '60s for the livermore valley. by 2:00 widespread 60s, a very comfortable day. 8:00 tonight it will cool down into the fifties under light winds and clear skies. mid-60s campbell, 62 sunnyvale, palo alto mid- 60s, millipede is near mid- 60s. walnut creek will get to around 65 degrees. pleasanton danville concord around 64, and the north lower mid-60s runabout. downtown san francisco's low 60s, berkeley oakland lower 60s for the east bay. 7 day around the bay lots of sunshine for the seven day forecast. maybe some patchy morning fog tomorrow, friday and saturday it lower '70s. it will feel really nice and springlike. 6:18 a.m. and here's erica with traffic. >> the backup to the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza. the meeting sites are active but is really slow down your ride. using

washington, d.c. at 10%, hawaii was the next at 5.1%, tieing for third, vermont and oregon at 4.9%. just 1% of north dakotans say they are gay oresbian, 1.7%. >>> american soccer player robby rogers has made an amazing revelation. he says he's gay and retiring from professional soccer. he says soccer has been his escape and hid his, quote, secret but now he wants to discover himself away from the game. he played with the u.s. national team before transferring to england's league united. there are no current major league soccer players who are openly gay. >>> so what is confidence? a jeopardy team tournament contestant named leonard cooper going viral with what could be the coolest final jeopardy question ever. take a listen. >> did he get it -- >> on june 6th, 1944, he said, the eyes of the world are upon you. now we go to leonard cooper. he's looking pretty happy. why? did he come up with dwight david eisenhower? >> no, i didn't. >> some guy in normandy but i just won $75,000. you did, indeed. >> he says who is some guy in normandy but i just won $75,000. he still had a chance of losing if his opponent got it right. and the co

or below normal cold mornings and chilly and brisk afternoons. through saturday, temperatures will be below normal. the showers are going. there's no more moisture. all the rain stays in washington and oregon. we're done for the rain for a while, even though it will feel like winter outside. the only 50s tomorrow. san jose 57, oakland 59. heyward 56 brentwood mid-50s. a couple of degrees milder, a little less wind. friday, a high around 60678 over the weekend, i've made a change. there will be no rainfall over the weekend with highs this around 60 degrees. i told you earlier in the newscast we had a couple of tornados spotted in northern california. interesting reaction. >> that's a freaking tornado. the we're going to hop out and line the ditch. i hope you know that. >> i hope you know you have to line the ditch. it's actually good advice. if you're driving close to a tornado, get out. >> i hope you know. >> you have to get out in and get in the ditch. >> not sure how that was resolved but no one was hurt. >>> coming up, hundreds of jobs with real potential up for grabs. it doesn't matter what's on your resume. who's hiring.. right now. julie watts says: one bay area solar company has hun

washington, oregon, idaho, and montana. and the southwest and south stay dry. >>> in sports, baltimore is ready to party. the super bowl champion ravens got a huge orsn they returned to baltimore yesterday. baltimore plans a big celebration today including a parade for the ravens beginning this morning followed by a celebrate at m&t bank stadium. >>> and now to the nba. a blowout for the oklahoma city thunder. the oklahoma city -- in oklahoma city, roortather, they had an e time with dallas. kevin durant had 19 points and three rebounds. the thunder led by 20 throughout the second half and beat dallas 112-91. >>> in miami, lebron james scored 31 points to lead the heat to their 10th consecutive victory over charlotte. miami maintained the half-game lead over new york in the eastern conference. the heat beat the bobcats 99-94. >>> in baseball, the 2006 national league cy young award winner, brandon webb, is retiring. webb, just 33, struggled through years of arm injuries. he hasn't pitched in the major leagues since 2009. webb was a three-time all-star. >>> when we return, another look at this morning's top stories. >>> and new details in a case of a

washington state we could end up with a foot or more of snow. boise, idaho will see snow today. salt lake city as well. tuesday more rain in seattle. it will start to dry out across northwestern oregon. california looks chilly in the north. milder down south. l.a. should top out at 80 degrees for highs on tuesday. >> did you have a favorite out of the oscar dress? >> i thought everyoning looked stunning. no one stands out as bad. i did like jennifer hudson's dress. >> she looked good. >>> dazzling and bright were the themes repeated on the red carpet at the oscars. from naomi watts and halle berry to charlize theron and jessica chastain, metallics and whites were the big hit. the best dressed was jennifer lawrence who wore this white dior gown which paired nicely with her new best actress oscar. let's not forget, though, about the youngest best actress nominee ever, quvenzhane wallis, and her super cute puppy purse. got to love that. >>> and this 9-year-old's day got better when it was announced that she would play annie. the remake of the classical musical that will smith and jay-z will produce. it was to star smith's daughter until she dropped out. >>> steven tyler admitted to spe

washington, british columbia, oregon, not the bay area. with the high over us it's a shield keeping the moisture away from us. that's not going to change until the high decides to move or right now it looks like that will happen about next thursday. between now and then, the high stays. the moist stays to the north and we enjoy several more mainly dry days. clear nights, chilly too. sunny afternoons, absolutely through monday. we'll be mild mid- to uppe 60s. showers are coming. you will have to be patient until after we win the super bowl and until next thursday. concord 63 tomorrow five degrees above average, oakland 8 degrees above average. santa clara, 60s. sunny, chilly start mild finish. mid-60s in the tri-valley. san rafael tomorrow beautiful for a friday. sunshine 63. santa rosa 66. so many folks head up to wine country you picked a good weekend mid-60s tomorrow and saturday and sunday. speaking of sun, super bowl sunday, great weather, mid-60s. if rain is your fancy it will be great for you but not until next thursday. this is your cbs 5 forecast. we have more on this game coming up on sunday next. career has skyrocketed in the last month... but one hall of fam

or a little blue, i should say. if texas becomes blue joining california in new york washington, oregon it will be impossible for themeorgia and north carolina and these states that are also trending toward florida, trending back toward the demographic change yeah. idaho, utah, and aum of other places. >> exactly. idaho, utah. >> do republicans see this coming? >> there are some republicans who do see it coming. again, there is a problem. they have this hardcore in their base they have been appealing to. karl rove and george bush, they try to get the party in 2005, '6 to move toward this. they had to go back. this is while karl rove has created -- wants to create a new super pack only to take on republicans in the republican primary that he thinks are losers? right? >> right. right. exactly. there is some kind of discipline because right now, it's a free for all in their party. the people who show up on election day on a primary are not the same people who will show up in a general election. thet get their clocks cleaned. we can watch. >> one thing we have to be careful about as democrats is we can't get cock countdo

washington and oregon areas. the situation with obesity, people sitting behind a tv screen or computer screen or computer in their hand, it just seems like that would be the wrong thing to do. i do not understand that. i wonder if it is something that is common in other places in the united states. and the family unit is broken down to the point where people cannot pass on their eating values, they're eating habits as far as what types of food they eat and how often they need them. and people and american -- they just the processed -- people in america today in process anything. my partner who is latino, and a snack he will have watermelon or all men's or healthy things. i am getting processed crap. i do not seem we have gotten away from it. my girlfriend had a garden and she is amazed and she keeps going out and saying, i grew this. everybody used to grow this. we get away from this. where are today -- where are we? where do we go from here? host: i will add on a tweet -- >> doctor woolf, can you weigh in? guest: i think they are excellent points. and what is more about the comments he did from yours is they rec

oregon. scott, good morning. you are on the washington journal. >> good morning. mauney ptsd symptoms come from the medical center at st. louis it happened in '88 about four or five years ago i finally got the ptsd diagnosis so it's a lot easier for me because i got two years here, a few years there. [inaudible] it happened years ago. i am proud to report it [inaudible] >> another in par template or several of t3 [inaudible] >> another in par template or several of them. lummis sexual assault does happen to men as well as women. it's often really underreported because there is so much shame and stigma are around the sexual assault and ptsd and sexual assault is tough to deal with often because people feel humiliated and helpless in the combat trained to fight back and so people will actually do better with combat related ptsd. but i am glad you are getting the help that you need and then you've got and the disability and things are better for you now. >> my father fought in the conflict so that any ptsd problem. why are so many soldiers getting it now? >> we know people have psychological reactions to the war. my father and grandfather fought in world war i

oregon continues to go forward with its low carbon fuel standard. i understand governor insley and washington state has made statements of interest in imparting or introducinggton state. perfect example of way that consisted to mutation and collaboration among states is really helpful and it's heartening to know that the east coast states are considering it as well. ultimately, in california we would love to have more states like under rggi's leadership. governor brown and our staff continue to think that's one of the key answers your the politics up north are a little different than in california, so oregon and washington have not joined our cap-and-trade program. governor from oregon talks about the need to price carbon at atcc event last october. his staff is trying to navigate the politics of what that means. governor insley just this week introduced a new bill that focus on actually helping needs washington's 2008 carbon reduction target that they instituted. they have yet to adopt sort of equivalent of california's government. so governor insley actually introduced a bill to do that. and it may be part of the conversation. so i will close by saying co