s? >> announcer: welcome to the wendy's post game report.now, bob costas. >>> the saints finally breakthrough on the road in the playoffs. they win it 26-24. it turns out this is the first time in nfl post-season history that on the same day two games were decided by two points or fewer. andy reid leaves philadelphia turns things around in kansas city. loses by a point in indy. his successor, chip kelly, loses by two points at home here for the eagles against the saints. michele tafoya is on the field with two of the stars of the game. drew brees and curtis lofton, the linebacker. here they are. >> michele: drew, congratulations. all week there was so much talk about getting that first road playoff win, the cold. you got the new traveling sweat suits, the whole nine yards. truly, what was the mind-set of this team in that regard? >> honestly, nothing but confidence. we know the type of team we are, it's a matter of putting it all together. starts with the preparation. we had a great week of prep and believing in each other. ignoring what eve

news4's steve handelsman is live on capitol hill. >> thank you, wendy.re they like to call the gop party the party of no, and symbolized by the government shutdown, and this is the gop trying a sort of makeover. >> reporter: the house republicans retreated to maryland's eastern shore to plot election year strategy and promise fed-up voters a change, and less negativity. >> it is important that we show the american people that we are not just of the opposition party the, and we are actually the al te terntive party. >> reporter: republicans say they will offer their own plan for health care soon, and for immigration reform, but it is not ready. >> and whether that is a so-call so-called path to the citizenship or legalization will be seen. >> reporter: and sep or the marco rubio pushed a bill for immigration reform through the house, but it is stuck in the senate. and your colleagues are not sure there should be a path to the immigration? >> well, there is no movement or supporter for that we are going to round up and deport 12 million people, but there i

s welcome back at 4:30, everybody. i'm jim handly. >> i'm wendy rieger in for pat lawson muse. it's like outside now? >> mighty cold. everything is frozen and it's windy out there. there's a shot as we get closer and closer to sunset with the frozen ground. itis going to feel better, a little melting around the corner for tomorrow. it's going to feel and we'll feel better on sunday with temperatures going way up, again. eight degrees right now, the windchill. 13 in rockville. 15 in college park. 11 in d.c. 22 degrees honeytown. that's the warm spot. 13 down toward warrenton. 8 coming in at dulles, one of the low spots. let's look at the forecast for this evening. 7:00, 9:00 and 11 p.m. temperatures. the winds will ease up. 20 degrees by 7:00. actual air temperature. 18 by 9:00. 17 degrees by 11:00 p.m. the windchill reading, not quite as harsh as, well, it felt this morning. one thing is for sure. even despite the fact that the winds are easing up, the temperatures will continue to drop. we'll have icy roads for tomorrow morning. the temperature range by morning, from two to 14

news4's pat lawson muse gives us a closer look at the numbers, pat. >> yes, wendy. in the first month of the year, we have had four times as many victims as the same period last year. so far, in january, d.c. police report that there have been 14 homicides in january of 2013 where there were only three homicide homicides and if you break the victims down by race and gender, nine men and three women and two babies. looking at the map, and you will see how it works out. more than half of the homicides are east of the river taking place in this area, and all but four happened on the eastern half of the city. d.c. police spoke late this afternoon about the most recent case involving a man and a woman, and kristin wright will have much more on that in the next half hour. >>> we are following the new developments in the columbia mall shooting investigation. we have learned that the suspect did meet up with someone before going to the mall. sources tell our pat collins that the meeting place was the wendy's restaurant off of briggs cheney road and it is the last place that

s&p later on. check out booze. cans like brown foreman, constellation brands, even anheuser-busch, all following a similar seasonal slowdown trend. fast food, too, wendy's and yum brands, mcdonald's, the only one that does not eventually outperform. so the only vice that seems to be immune to new year's resolutions, gambling. the major players here all outdoing the s&p 500 regardless of the season. so history shows the hangovers likely to come this month, but don't expect it to last. can we say it's good to be bad, tyler? >> i guess in january. i'm curious as to why gambling stocks do so well in january. doubling easily the s&p 500. i don't know whether that's seasonal or whether it's just peculiarity of the individual company. >> with a lot of these gambling stocks, you have to look at whether or not it's domestic or one that has exposure. mccow is the world's biggest. you look at wynn, las vegas sands, the huge with huge presences, you've got to look at global and not necessarily ones around january and the new year, that could be a big reason why. chinese new year, remember, comes up later on in the new year. >> great point. >> vice over virtue is wh

s&p gained 18. >>> and that allows doctors to look at an x-ray without taking their eyes off the patient. that is it for us from the new york stock exchange, i am wendy gillette. >> they apologized after an employee made a comment to them. they asked them to remove their shoes because they were too squeaky. they said the employee was new on the job. >> i think this was something she didn't know quite how to handle with customers complaining about it. >> they offered to throw a fundraiser for help with medical bills and said they do not tolerate discrimination and all of those employees will be undergoing training. >> a woman is having a tougher time keeping up with her son and could not by happier about it. they are both eight-year-old amputees. last april both were given the gift the blade runner prosthetics. lisa sending a pill to the manufacturer for help. >> i knew he wanted to run and play soccer and he is amazing playing soccer and he could not. he could not keep up. >> it was actually fun running with all people giving me high- fives. >> the boys and this sister were adopted from china, the boys have already finished a 5k race and say they hav

wendy gillette. >>> well, unless you have been in a complete media blackout, you know the 49ers have kind of a big game this weekend up in seattle. as kpix 5's ann notarangelo reports, the matchup is drawing attention to a tv ad featuring 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick. >>> reporter: kaepernick. >>> reporter: it's a commercial for headphones but the director says it's really a story of how we can cancel out negativity. >> happily focusing on what he has to do no matter what the situation is. >> reporter: in the ad once colin kaepernick puts on the headphones, his music takes him far away from the ugliness of the opposing fans. director paul hunter says kaepernick approached the shoot like he does each game, quiet and focused. and, yes, he does wear those headphones. >> he is a true warrior. >> reporter: did you notice the skyline, the sand, the rain? we're talking seattle seahawks fans. many of whom are none too pleased to be portrayed like this. hunter says it really is a compliment to their passion. >> they pride themselves on being a 12th man. and so i think part of -- they have to own that. >> reporter: and kaepernick is demonstratin

how would you have done buying wendy's, since peltz got them in to make wholesale changes? how about up 97%, versus a 47% gain for the s. as the company is still in the midst of a wholesale revamp, that includes fireplaces and televisions in its nicely refigured stores. those are the two most vocal and i would say visible peltz initiatives, but take a look at the great industrial company, ingersoll rand, ir, with its heating, ventilation, air-conditioning, and industrial technology solutions. since peltz got involved, the stock has gone from $35 to $62, 77% gain versus a 31% run for the s&p over the same period. or how about leg mason, the venerable financial firm that had fallen on hard times. prevented peltz from adding more shares expired in late 2012, the stock has rallied 75%, 15% gain for the s&p 500 during that same period. both ingersoll rand and mason advanced in part because of constructive input from peltz. we also know that dupont has advanced substantially since peltz acknowledged his involvement with dupont shares at cnbc's delivery alpha conference last summer, in part because the company agreed with a s

wendy gillette gives us the details from the new york stock exchange. >> reporter: wall street is getting ready for a number of economic reports including december retail sales and 4th quarter earnings for big banks. many s&p 500 companies have lowered their estimates, which helped fuel the steepest sell- off in two months. yesterday the dow lost 179 points. the nasdaq was down 61. google is paying $3.2 billion to buy nets lab. the company develops high-tech smoke detectors. >>> japan's sun torrie holdings is buying the company that makes makers mark and jim beam. they are paying 13.5 billion dollars. >>> pizza hut into the pizza by the slice business. they plan to start offering slices in nebraska and rhode island costing between $2 and $3. that's your moneywatch. for more log on to cbsmoneywatch.com. at the new york stock exchange, i'm wendy gillette. >> best way to eat pizza. >> no kidding. >>> an east coast favorite is invading the bay area! >> i love this. dunkin' donuts plans to open 80 northern california stores over the next five years or so. many of them will be sprinkled all around the bay area. the company is already working to find store owners. not all about the latte. >> no. >> the coffee i

wendy's earlier. q 4 north america company operated comps up. they see 150 basis points of margin. upped earnings guidance ass s> i want to point out, nelson pelts the drive of wendy's. >> a long time. >> but i think one of the things to think about is why, the heck was everyone negative about this one? i think there's a lot of people feel there's no room for them. untrue, plenty of room. plenty of room. one that is stresses out is mcdonald's, mcdonald's has to come up with a formula that feel it's fresher products. >> some i would say creeping skepticism on starbucks down a half percent today. >> yes, yes. >> dunkin' donuts saying the whole state of california's open to franchises, as they make their westward push. >> it's about time. they've been really darrell lick moving east to west. >> star bucks, people concerns it's not a strong quarter. i'm not concerned. starbucks moved up a lot. this is where the sogginess is, people say, what's going on with retail? amazon, when i get my cappuccino, even when delivered by helicopter everybody it's still late. still late. >> you want it fast. >> i don't get chopper -

s up a fraction, fourth-quarter profits that are little changed from a year earlier. fewer customers are visiting mcdonald's losing shares to dunkin donuts and wendy'sems including mighty wings that didn't work. mcdonald's has about 10 million pounds of wings on their hands. >> that's a lot. >> 20% of what they bought for that limited time promotion in september. >> 10 million wings, earlier, one of our producers told me it's the same as 666 elephants? >> what? that's interesting. >> that's the weight of 10 million chickens. our director pointed out why don't they go to burgers, fries, and sodas. >> i asked them that very question. they said that is their core business to make their money. to grow their sales, they need the new products. those products are responsible for revenues going from $1.25 to $2.7 million. >> they're trying to get healthier, too. >> we're never going to make the bell. >> no, we're not. >> it's in 30 seconds. >> shares up nearly 11%, the hedge fund manager bill ackman has accused of being a pyramid scheme after a u.s. senator lled for a thrill into the company. >> carl icahn, $500 million worth of shares, $3.6 billion. hang o

wendy's. >>> now earnings season officially kicks off in the u.s. this week with jpmorgan's fourth quarter results on tuesday morning. factset says earnings for the s1%. revenues by just 0.3%. financials which dominate the calendar this week are expected to contribute the bulk of that growth. now scott bower, senior market strategist is joining us now. scott, what should we will booking for this week? so far the futures for the u.s. will be a weaker open this morning, is that a delayed reaction to the payrolls disseminating from the unemployment rate? what's happening here? >> i think what we're seeing is just a bunch of skepticism in the market right now. you know, we're at these highs and everyone is expecting modest earnings growth at best, maybe revenue numbers that aren't so great, so i would say that traders on the floor are kind of discounting that. traders on the floor are discounting that number that came out on friday. kind of throwing it away to say, this is going to get revised anyway, but the focus now like you just said really becomes on corporate earnings. we'll see jpmorgan and goldman sachs and intel, ge, really kickoff the beginni

i continue to think that wendy's represents as good a buy as it does to eat there. >> there's the opening bell. a look at the sreen. at the big board state street global advisers and launching three new spdrs. and microsoft xbox fitness a new online service making the most popular fitness videos interactive, we'll talk more about that in the 11:00 a.m. along with that mcdonald's call was a cut of yum. a downgrade of buffalo wild valva valuatio valuations, names that you know. >> i disagree with yum. i believe in david novak. i think there is a real turn in china. i know there's a lot of chatter whether it's real or not. in novak, i trust. buffalo wild wings has been remarkable. mcdonald's tried its wing initiative and everyone thought it would hurt buffalo wild wings, just the opposite. betting against sally smith a terrific ceo at buffalo wild wings has proven to be a sucker punch so far and i'm saying if this stocks gets hit too badly, you ought to come in and buy it. >> cowan is the latest to put an underweight or sell on twitter. they initiate with an underperform and price target of 32. survey says, where

s, are they volunteer included in these stats? guest: that is an interesting question. i know there are civic activities -- host: any volunteers for our campaign, wendy spencer? when you ask questions about volunteering, it means different things to different people. certainly advocating for your favorite politician -- people volunteer for that. host: that would be included in these figures here? guest: anything they do serving their community that is unpaid. host: lansing, michigan. go ahead. caller: hi. so i had a question, but i have been valid turn since i was a little girl. my mother made us go volunteer , just to have a sense of respect for people who may need something. i'm also a girl scout troop leader, i volunteer at senior centers, soup kitchens, in the local detroit area. and also behind the scenes, i am in americorps alumni. i work for the michigan community service commission also. going back to the whole government question, how do you link gauge local government and corporations deserve -- how do you engage local government and corporations to serve? host: thank you. guest: thank you for being with americorps, too. this is the 20th an