, aunque la mantequilla hervida del yak no es tan apetitosa para todos. ♪ lo único que el yak no puedeortante de la vida de la gente, de acuerdo a la profesora de estudios asiáticos manying ip. existen libros antiguos en china que recomiendan formas cuidadosas de cómo cuidar a los bueyes o búfalos. estos eran amados como miembros de la familia. ♪ (narrador) incluso el buey es parte del zodiaco chino. los chinos creían que las personas nacidas en el año del buey, eran dignos de confianza y muy fieles. y que eran extremadamente trabajadores, al igual que las personas que nacen bajo el signo de tauro, supongo, pero son un poco testarudos, obstinados, quizás no cedan rápidamente ni en el momento indicado. [pájaros trinando] ¡prii-priii! (narrador) ¿entonces por qué en occidente no damos a las vacas el respeto que se merecen? sólo piensen en todo lo que hacen por nosotros, la vaca es la base de los 5,000 millones de hamburguesas que se comen en los estados unidos cada año. cada año un norteamericano promedio bebe cerca de 100 litros cay se reparten cerca unde 1,000 millones de litros en las

i'm ver on yak del la crews. early." >>> please raise your right hand and repeat after me. i barack obama do solemnly swear. >> i barack obama solemnly swear. >> that i will faithfully execute. >> that i will faithfully execute. >> the office of president of the united states. >> the office of presidentst united states. >> and will to the best of my ability. >> and will to the best of my ability. >> preserve, protect, and defend. >> preserve, protect, and defend. >> the constitution of the united states. >> the constitution of the united states. >> so help you god? >> so help me god. >> congratulations, mr. president. >> thank you mr. chief justice. thank you so much. thank

i can get pema's yak weaving loom. i've saved up $15. $15?out? it's all a giant rip-off. no way am i going. bye. francine: for the last time, you can count me out. i don't play with dolls, remember? world girl isn't about playing. i know, i know it's about collecting. but i'd rather spend my time and money on real things. i'll buy you the world girl of your choice if you come. no, thanks. and after the grand opening, we'll have a sleepover-- you, me and sue ellen-- and we'll do whatever activity you want. a sleepover? okay, i'll go. but only to prove it's a scam to sell useless stuff. yippee. i'll go tell sue ellen. but there's no way i'm buying a doll. never. ( train whistle tooting ) mother: we had to take a second mortgage to come here. oh, but it's worth it just to see the girls so happy. did you hear that? this place has duped even the parents. hurry! hurry! lines are forming. my goal is to complete my collection of every doll and every accessory by the end of the day. sue ellen: i'm going to find little tibet, you guys. i got an advance

you can vote for a wooly yak a monkey, or a baby lion.ts. what did you vote for? this bar shows me that seven of you voted for wooly yaks. twice as many, that's 14 of you, voted for monkeys. and 19 of you voted for baby lions. baby lions has the tallest bar, so that one wins. the result of the survey shows that you want jessica and marcus to act like baby lions...time! you think you're baby lions... you think you're baby lions. why would we think we're baby lions? (baby lion sounds) oh boy, francine! here little lion, you have to stop the reverse-a-balls. how am i gonna get you to move? ah-ha! very clever, marty. hey, there's a lever. time for my prankster planet prankster rules emergency button! good luck stopping the reverse-a-balls now. both: hey you guys! go to pbskidsgo.org and stop the reverse-a-balls. the electric company and the people of earth need you! we interrupt our regularly scheduled programming for a special electric company shout-out from prankster planet. today's honorary electric company members are kylee, fastcheetah9,

they herd sheep, yak, goats, and when you live all of the time with animals, you develop a very closeationship with the animals. and so there's actually many forms of music that are used to interact with animals. they're part of the environment. horses occupy a central place in the life of tuvans and there's a lot of music that's also related to horses in different ways. first of all, the instruments-- they're made of horses. the igil for instance, the two string fiddle, is made from the skin of a horse, which is on the head of the instrument. the strings are made from horse gut. the bow is made from horse hair and, in fact, a lot of the music that's performed on that instrument is about horses. there's a legend about a horse that dies and goes to heaven. and the owner of the horse hears the voice of his beloved animal coming to him from the heavens. and the horse tells him to build this instrument, the igil, and to play a tune. and that when that tune is played, he will come down from the heavens. and so tuvans listen carefully to the sounds that are all around them in their natural

. >> look at the last election we're losing the spin yak vote. >> jon: okay. that's a reason. not sure that's the reason you are supposed to say out loud but you've come a long way. you've come away. the arch of history is long but it bends towards shamelessness. whenever everything intense happens in the latino community things -- emotions rub high. we're joined by al madrigal. he is here in his panic room. >> actually jon it's one word: hispanic not his panic. [ laughter ] >> jon: senate republicans reporting live from the demographic reality in this country cooperating with a bipartisan and comprehensive immigration reform bill for electoral purposes. your thoughts? >> what a moment for hispanics, john. to see -- jon. to see republicans in a last ditch desperate attempt to ensure the existence of their political party finally reach across the aisle with one hand while uses the other to hold their noses it's a great day. forced at last, forced at last, thank god almighty forced at last. what a day. [ applause ] >> jon: that's a pretty cynical -- i have to say it's pretty cyn

if you are here visiting on vacation, you hit the yak pot when it comes to the weather right now. you usually do not see this weather until april and may. high pressure is anchored in the west, and it's steering all the storm activity way up to alaska. eventually we will get a small section of this in that seven-day forecast, at least, for the next two days, we are going to be under the mild trend with a lot of sunshine and temperatures that will be about 10 degrees above average. not only upper 60s to 70 for thursday, but also as we head to friday, we will undergo rare winter warmth. santa cruz 70, palo alto 70, and here is the other side of the coin, we need the rain. san jose only .69 of an inch, and not even a quarter of what we should have this time of the year gorman this month. so, looks like we will get the rainfall again increasing here in the seven-day forecast, otherwise for tomorrow, chilly with 30s in the north bay, 36 in livermore and 42 in san jose, and 41 in loss gat ois and an incredible afternoon thursday. 68 in santa rosa, and 70 in gillroy, with 68 in san jose.

sit down versus the yak this on the how are your sweetie the train testing her growth hormones to check of the child will grow and they're afraid she won't. he. was. an hour earlier. than that then the one that was that the child is growing very well and she is a beautiful big girl. the thing which she can do a lot of stuff give me your hand my dear. you said you were planning to have another child. if your child is normal and the child doesn't have this disease at all if she has no physical deviations the probability that your next child has this disease is only forty percent. already told you that we have no objections as far as the birth of a brother or sister is concerned so we put our hopes on you because you're cheerful and lively woman with great faith. i was the first one who took you in my hands when you were born gosh listen both of you are amazing it's great to see this. member. of the bikes take. him i've never seen such a thing before. on the one hand we're afraid as god frightened us that. keeps on saying that our daughter wants a brother. she keeps on asking me. well firs

. >> brain yaks versus boozers. >> nerds against curds.s how we are looking at it. >> they have crackers and we have sausage and beer. >> more sophisticated. better fans. >> and the striped pants. we don't want any of that. >> the stripes is actually, they have been going to badger games since 1940. >> is this what they wear when they pick up trash in wisconsin? >> if it gets a victory, then yes. >> this is wisconsin's third straight rose bowl, but they lost the last two, while stanford hasn't been here since 2000 and has not won since 1972. after 40 years stanford finally got another rose bowl victory. >> as a stanford alum, this is as good as it gets. i hopefully will see this again in my lifetime. >> what was the most exciting part of the game for you? >> just the stress on the end and knowing our defense was coming up big. >> nerds, you gotta love it. >> it was a great game. it came down to the last drive. >> it's okay. i think we are all glad we got here in the first place. >> it will be a long flight home. >> well drive for us. >> it

. >> brain yaks versus boozers. >> nerds against curds. that's how we are looking at it. >> they have crackers and we have sausage and beer. >> more sophisticated. better fans. >> and the striped pants. we don't want any of that. >> the stripes is actually, they have been going to badger games since 1940. >> is this what they wear when they pick up trash in wisconsin? >> if it gets a victory, then yes. >> this is wisconsin's third straight rose bowl, but they lost the last two, while stanford hasn't been here since 2000 and has not won since 1972. after 40 years stanford finally got another rose bowl >> as a victory. >> as a stanford alum, this is . i hopefully will see this again in my lifetime. >> what was the most exciting part of the game for you? >> just the stress on the end and knowing our defense was coming up big. >> nerds, you gotta love it. >> it was a great game. it came down to the last drive. >> it's okay. i think we are all glad we got here in the first place. >> it will be a long flight home. >> well drive for>> it >> it ma

ver on yak? >> thank you. >>> more violent attacks in afghanistan today. taliban suicide bombers blew up a car in front of police headquarters in kabul. that set off a long gun battle that left three militants dead. ten other people were wounded. it was the second raid inside the afghan capital in less than a week. >>> the death toll from the siege in algeria reached 81. algerian forces searching the narm gas plant for explosives fount more bodies. many of them were so badly disfigured it was unclear whether they were hostageors militants. algerian special forces soldiers stormed the plant on saturday to end the siege. many people were left dead or missing. >>> the teams for this year's super bowl showdown are set. the ravens will face off against the san francisco 49ers. last night the ravens overcame a strong start by the new england patriots to win the afc championship, 28-13. earlier in the day the 49ers e-ed oute e-got a win over the atlanta falcons. we'll have much more including highlights. it's all straight ahead in sports. >>> okay, now here is yo

. >> brain yaks versus boozers. >> nerds against curds.hat's how we are looking at it. >> they have crackers and we have sausage and beer. >> more sophisticated. better fans. >> and the striped pants. we don't want any of that. >> the stripes is actually, they have been going to badger games since 1940. >> is this what they wear when they pick up trash in wisconsin? >> if it gets a victory, then yes. >> this is wisconsin's third straight rose bowl, but they lost the last two, while stanford hasn't been here since 2000 and has not won since 1972. after 40 years stanford finally got another rose bowl victory. >> as a stanford alum, this is as good as it gets. i hopefully will see this again in my lifetime. >> what was the most exciting part of the game for you? >> just the stress on the end and knowing our defense was coming up big. >> nerds, you gotta love it. >> it was a great game. it came down to the last drive. >> it's okay. i think we are all glad we got here in the first place. >> it will be a long flight home. >> well drive for us. >

i'm ver on yak del la crews. stay tuned for "way too early." >>> please raise your right hand and repeat after me. i barack obama do solemnly swear. >> i barack obama solemnly swear. >> that i will faithfully execute. >> that i will faithfully execute. >> the office of president of the united states. >> the office of presidentst united states. >> and will to the best of my ability. >> and will to the best of my ability. >> preserve, protect, and defend. >> preserve, protect, and defend. >> the constitution of the united states. >> the constitution of the united states. >> so help you god? >> so help me god. >> congratulations, mr. president. >> thank you mr. chief justice. thank you so much. thank you, sweetie. hey. >> you didn't mess up that time. >> i did it. all right. thank you, everybody. >> president obama takes the oath, ready to tackle four more years as commander in chief as we prepare for four years of standoffs and fiscal uncertainty. there's a reason why we're broadcasting from a pub. it's "way too ea

. >> he is still yakking. >> he needs to stay up five or six days and he was like a genius. he balances his heroin with his coke. and apparently he could do it. >> we have this drug. it is called meth. as long as you are okay with losing your teeth. >> we are a family show here, lauren. i know you live in l.a. where hookers run the -- >> oh, okay, yay coke, but with meth i crossed the line. >> illegal drugs are bad. farm suit will cays when used to help make people's lives better it is the space program. that's the point i am making. we should push our pharmaceutical industry the further it should go. >> i also heard you say ecstasy is for marriages in trouble. >> as a matter of fact i was talking about the origins of ecstasy were used in marriage counseling in the early 1970s before it was made illegal. they would take a person involved in like a poor marriage in a day and ecstasy would help them. my point being if you make drugs like lsd and cocaine, if you demon thighs -- demonize the immorality. >> blew my mind. >> you are going to waste ecstasy on your wife. stuck on th

yakked, we need to be humble enough when we want to design policy to learn from what is working at the grassroots level. >> margaret, you mentioned a little bit about parts of the southwest that you have worked with. talk a little bit about monitoring it in early warnings. what about the management of land? what can be done differently to make better use of their brain that does fall? if you could talk a little bit more in specifics. 's been making better use of the rain that does fall? i guess one of the things that we can't control is how much rain we get. but we can control how we use the water that we have. again, again now i have probably more examples of how this has not worked and how it has. in some of the arid parts of arizona when the 1930s drought hit, people were having trouble again with livestock and what they did was they drove a -- drilled a number of shallow wells to pump water up to the surface and what coincided with that water pump age and the use of the water for livestock was a decreasing aridity of the area because a sense of what it did was it took the very limi

a group of brain yaks who were to see the next problem coming, and they work for the government, andthe things they have been considering are floating asset values on money market funds, hold backs, and capital buffers, so how much confidence do you have in a government authority that's supposed to see around the corner and see the next problem that's going to blow up on wall street? >> well, look, i've been yelling and screaming for years the people that have watched and overseen things and basically caused a lot of the problems, and now the ones that are supposedly going to come up with the solutions to the problems, that worries the heck out of me. again, i'm a big believer in free markets. let them be, let them roll. people have to read the fine print on money markets to realize that even though they -- most of them stayed with just about all of them, they can come down. if in bad debt, people have to understand that. if you put all the things on top of each other and on top of each other, you are going to create a real big problem if we get into that situation again. by the way,

> it is a public nuisance that involves potential fire hazard and involves potential rodent infest yaks. >> in 2006 the city attorney asked for a detailed timeline for the completion and clean yep of the debris on the property. earlier this year the city red tagged the house as uninhabitable. his wife and children moved in with a relative and he move inside a tent in the front yard. >> i can't live in a tent because i'm not supposed to use the families sits in the house. >> reporter: the city wants an order requiring them to clean up or abeen a ton the house the city thinks is dangerously full of luter with unfinished walls and sealings and lack of heating. >> the neighbors we found were some what sympathetic. >> the house itself is presentable but i don't like the stuff in the yard. >> he has been working on that -- on that site for 7-10 years a little at a time on his days off. he has been working on it and done a real good job. >> i would like to get it done and my wife and children would love to have it done. i just need more time. >> reporter: the city has said that he has had more

is looking and syria and thinking, yaks, chemical weapons.e want to make sure whatever happens, especially that explodes, that those chemical weapons are now used against israel. the second thing or read about is surface-to-air missiles which is what was probably in the convoy attacked. why? because they know if their is a military operation against iran, let's say six months from now i year from now is well as a pre-emptive strike against the iranian nuclear site commander there retaliate? by launching missiles and raining and down on israel. where those missiles going to be launched from? and on. hezbollah and lebanon. lori: was as a bold move to attack syria and israel standing alone, especially when you think about u.s. policy? >> that is what israel has to be sorry about. to mark the cfirmation hearings of the senator hegel, on the record as saying sanctions are not working, and israel, if their is a real question. so they are looking in all this and saying to themselves, are we going to have to do this alone? no one wants them to ge

don yak min with more on the stock on where r.i.m. goes from here. but first the top story, the dow's posted its best month in 16 years. it sits only about 1.5% from its best level ever. will it get there or should you be prepared iffer a pullback. we're trading everywhere today. how about it, pete? are we going to get there or should we be prepping for a pullback? >> i'm prepping for a pullback. i'm very positive but at the same time i'm realizing the market has gone up. we've watched the volatility index go from 21 all the way down to these very low levels all the way to 13. but here were are today. it's been a broad-based market rally and that's the one encouraging side. it's not just the financials. it's energy, it's industrials. so you're getting a broad participation, but i think at this point in time one of the reasons we talk about taking off the stock positions and rotating into the options is at these low levels i can have exposure into the market but at the same time i'm taking some of the risk off the table. >> brian kelly, what are you d

for "cbs this morning," i'm mike agus stin yak in minneapolis. >>> many of the world's top business leaders are in davos this week for the annual world economic forum, but this year their focus is not on europe. anthony mason joins us from davos. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, charlie. maybe it's the abrasive air but there's been a move in davos. 12 months ago it looked like they could lead to a financial recession, what a difference a year makes. in the hallways and meeting rooms where top bankers, politicians and leaders come every year, there's a sense that global economy has finally turned the corner. ask ken frazier, ceo of farther suit cal giant merck. >> i think the economy is poised to take off. i think it's poised to take off. it's the strongest in the world. >> reporter: it will grow 3.5% this year, a healthy number. and if there's debate about how things will get better, muhtar kent, the ceo of coca-cola says things aren't going get worse. >> the fear is largely gone. >> i don't think it's right to say it's gone. i think of it as walking on ice that isn't too secure, bu

embassy, they have killed more than 200 marine soldiers in the marine bare yaks in bay route. the israeli embassy in ben os airies. and what they are doing today in syria supporting asad killing more than 30,000 people of his own citizens. this is the iranians. they back every negative regime in the world. and imagine iran possessing nuclear weapons. will this be passed on to terrorists? just as the best iranian weapons have made their way to hezbollah, hezbollah is the only terror organization in the world with ballistic missiles and uav drones. why is there not iranian nuclear weapons? but this is not only the terror aspect. a nuclear iran will be the end of npt as we know it and the middle east will become even worse neighborhoods. saudi arabia, they really care, they're concerned about a nuclear iran more than israel. they will go to pakistan the next day. they already paid for the bomb. they only have to bring it back home to a chinese missile, egypt, turkey, iraq, every country who believes to be a regional super power will no nuclear. nuclear balance that will include m

. >> moving on with a few cyber con degree yaks what's the problem here?he chance that you're misdiagnoseing or the stress that ee created by look at smlg and thinking it's a lot worse than it is? >> it's a combination of both. the difference is how much anxiety you have how much you think about it. there's some people who are so convinced they have an illness, they stop going to work or having relationships. it's about acknowledging. if you're in doubt, check it out. talk to your health care provider. make an informed decision. don't just diagnose yourself online. >> dr. taylor thank you. >> a quarter of a senty later, the phantom still lurks in the opera. a great musical marks its 25th year on broadway. you're watching "cbs this morning saturday." [ male announcer ] this is bob a regular guy with an irregular heartbeat. the usual, bob? not today. [ male announcer ] bob has afib: atrial fibrillation not caused by a heart valve problem a condition that puts him at greater risk for a stroke. [ gps ] turn left. i don't think so. [ male announcer ] for years,

i was a mccain yak.rote the straight talk express and praised john mccain for being the maverick that he was. i must admit today, i don't know who is the real john mccain. is the real john mccain the guy we admired back in 2000, the maverick who was a republican, who was conservative but an independent thinker and actor. wasn't afraid to take on the people in his own party. was that the real john mccain or is the real john mccain the one that we see today the old grouch -- i said before, reminds me of an old man in his pajamas going out on his front porch saying "get off my lawn, you kids, get off my lawn! ." he's turned into a carrick catture -- caricature of a grump or the grinch. known which one is the real john mccain but the one we see is pretty disgusting. i don't know why anybody puts him on any one of of the talk shows. he's a total waste of time. anything that he says. when we come back, republicans caved on the debt ceiling. so what's next? >> announcer: radio meets television. the "bill press

right now the rig appears stable off of a small island near cody yak island.carrying about 143,000 gallons of diesel fuel and 12,000 gallons of hydraulic fluid. anna kooiman is in the new york newsroom following the story for us. good morning, first of all. >> reporter: good morning. arthel: is the weather the from here? >> reporter: certainly is. forecasts again today letting us know the storm eased up a bit but gusts up to 35 miles an hour and thirty foot waves are forecasted for today. once the weather does cooperate, arthel, marine experts will board the rig to take photos and videos to come up with a salvage plan. the royal dutch/shell rig is stable but they are concerns the rig could leak fuel and diesel and hydraulic fuel. they were pulling the rig for maintenance last week when weather forced crews to go to area to cause least amount of environmental damage. arthel: so, anna, is there a real concern that a spill could happen. >> reporter: well a spill response team is preparing a plan and mobilizing equipment in the event that a spill should happen. a

he would have had me sit in rush hour for and i would have to say my cohost is a hypocontree yak so ive across town so you could tell me i don't have norovirus because all he cares about is him. ever since that ectopic pregnancy went wrong. here she is, jacki schechner my real bff in the current news center. >> good news for the president this morning everybody. his popularity at a three-year high. according to a new poll out from "washington post" abc news, 60% of americans have a favorable opinion of the president which is his highest since his first year in office. two groups voted against him in november seems to be coming around, that is independents and seniors. they'll give him favorable ratings above 50% and they're up by nine points. administration's efforts to work on curbing gun violence in america are taking a step forward today as the senate judiciary committee becomes the first to hold hearings on possible gun control measures. chairman patrick leahy says he hopes that today's hearing set lawmakers down a path of drafting legislation that can pass the full senate. congre

[inaudible] >> the issue of peed yak -- pediatric specialist the number are specialists that are pediatric that are available at general hospitals is very low. in dhij we actually have i would say a glut of pediatric hospitals the special are generally available. i know, that in a more rural community, this is a tremendous challenge in term of providing access for those children. complicated children who need multidiscipline support and so providing those services for them is increasingly difficult today. so encouraging people not only to specialty is not that they are underrepresented they are poorly distributed in term where the area of need are. >> i'll hold any second question. anyone in the middle fifteen second we have? want to comment on the question or not? i'll put a question on the record because we're out of time. thank you. >> thank you, senator casey. let me conclude by thanking the senators who participated in the hearing. i think the large turnout tells you howe seriously many feel about the issue. most importantly i want to thank all of our panelists for their wonderful tes

>> yakkety yak is what it is.e got $620 billion for ten years in new revenue. >> right. >> okay, there's about $100 billion are going to be going in new spending or continued spending for corporate payoffs -- >> in the first two years? >> out of 62. >> renewable energy and the like. >> exactly right. renewable energy. anything made in american samoa, for example, gets this tax write-off, et cetera. and that's, you know, that's for attorneys -- >> why american samoa? >> it's a good question. again, the best guy to look at this is a guy named tim carney who writes for the "washington examiner" he's my colleague, and he does all the investigative reporting on this stuff. and he'll trace it all the way back to who knew who and somebody's friend and somebody's brother-in-law, et cetera, et cetera, you can find it all. but the bottom line is it's not right. it's not what we're actually trying to get the government to do. even if you're a liberal you think that somebody should be held, that the rich should pay something

you two were yakking it up, as good friends do. and the dude inspired this. >> that's right.realize in buddhist circles the dude is considered a zen master? >> the dude from the big lebowski? >> the dude from the big lebowski. and eye said what are you talking about? and he went on to explain how there are many -- all sprinkled through the movie. and i said, well, let's get into that. so we started talking about it. and he said, hey, you want to write a book? i said, well, let's try that out. >> the film had a huge cult following. you're telling me the bowling shoes wearing dude is a zen master? what do you feel that we can all take a lesson from? >> yeah. the dude is not caught up with being so attaching himself to what he's all about. he sort of flows with the moment, you know. instead of the dude trying to make the world do what he wants it to do, he is doing what the world is doing. and that's what zen is all about. >> that's true, finding that moment. >> my daughter said a cool thing. i wesh we had put it in the book. she said the dude, he's not really into doing so much