actually, there's a home grown business in brooklyn called brooklyn bowl which is right next to the brewery. phenomenal success. that's about 20,000 square foot bowling alley and club. they're opening in vegas something four times bigger than what they -- liz: and they'll sell your beer. >> and they'll sell brooklyn. liz: you walked across the street and said, dude -- >> charlie and peter, can you sell my beer in vegas, and they said, sure.% liz: well, i hope everybody if you drink beer asks for brooklyns. congratulations. >> thank you. liz: it never ceases to amaze me and impress me when somebody tosses their one careee that seems to be stable and safe and goes for their real passion. >> yeah, yeah. and, you know, i've been very fortunate. liz: we're fortunate to have you. thank you so much. >> thank you. liz: closing bell ringing in 17 minutes. billionaire george soros making head laurens by doubling -- headlines by doubling down on his bet against the s&p 500. he's a bear. but then a whole group of other fund managers are doing the exact opposite. they are believers in u.s. we equities.

you've been to brooklyn. you're there now. this gentrification allegation that brooklyn has become too expensive for the people who really have been through the tough times in brooklyn. >> yes, i do believe he's right. and what's unfortunate is that i think a lot of people are not taking what he has to say seriously, because he articulated it in such visceral rants, so it's easy to just dismiss it as spike lee just being crazy. but he does have a definite point, and i think it's right. you know, i'll say this much, danny hawk, he's a great new york performer and he had a play, a one-man show at the public theater. one of the skits was, he played this dominican guy and he discovers that he's been going there all his life and they have soy milk. he goes up to the owner and says, do you have soy milk? my sister needed soy milk since she was born. she's 12. now you have soy milk? now you have soy milk! you know, and that's the sentiment. like we weren't good enough. you couldn't help develop the neighborhood and make it safer and

kidd is now the coach in brooklyn. the new team tweeted this photo of kidd watching collins sign his ten-day contract. the nets say it was purely a basketball decision to sign collins, but it marks another milestone for brooklyn. nearly 57 years ago jackie robinson broke baseball's color barrier when he joined the brooklyn dodgers. ko im for cbs news. >> and the news about jason collins as mikael samuelsson tries to become the first openly gay player in the national football league. he began working out at the nfl scouting combine yesterday. on saturday sam said if he is drafted he ice not worried about how he'll be treated. >> i've been in locker rooms where all kinds of slurs have been said, you know, and i don't think anyone means it. i think the little nigh've and uneducated, you know, but as time goes on, everyone will adapt. >> sam says he wants to be known as a football player, not a gay football player. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch," netflix strike as deal for speedier streaming and gas prices creep up. jill wagn

you've been to brooklyn. this gentrification that brooklyn has become too expensive for the people who really have been through the tough times in brooklyn. >> yes, i do believe he's right. what's unfortunate is a lot of people are not taking what he has to say seriously, because he articulated it in such visceral rants, so it's easy to just dismiss it as spike lee just being crazy. but he does have a definite point, and i think it's right. you know, i'll say this such, danny hawk, he's a great new york performer and he had a one-man show at the public theater. one of the skits was, he played this dominican guy and he discovers that they have soy milk. he goes up to the owner and says, do you have soy milk? my sister needed soy milk since she was born. she's 12. now you have soy milk? and that's the sentiment. we weren't good enough? you couldn't help develop the neighborhood and make it safer and better then? why now? so i understand people's resentment. in the same breath, it is what it is. we're here, we'r

nine nine in which he generally whizzer shirt brooklyn nine nine airs tuesdays on fox and all of those he somehow managed to write a book it's titled aptly manhood we'll talk about all that later how do you go from the n.f.l. that you were in the end of zero seven years six different teams special teams right out of western michigan what took you to acting well you know i was an art major i said arts college before out of football scouts. so i was in the painting drawing a whole thing but coming out of flint michigan no one was going to pay me to paint . michigan let miller city in america that i had to find a way out that i was the artists in the whole thing but it was one of those things where i thought it was the only way out especially in the city i mean that about a book a ball track that was my way out and. so i got into the arts but i walked on the west of miss universe the whole thing but i always knew i wanted to be in the movie business but behind the scenes i thought i would be a special effects are it is you know be an animation the whole thing and a friend of mine i want t

[laughter] the man loves brooklyn. so stay cool. >> jon: thank you, jessica. we're going to go back to manhattan and check in on the upper east side. assif mandvi how are condition there's? >> not good, jon. not only have they not cleared the streets it seems they are actively bringing snow in. >> jon: assif holy (bleep) you look completely buried in the a snowbank. are you cold? are you okay? >> i can't feel my legs it's deblasio's new york. hell bent on making the city unlivable for the rich. >> jon: assif, it can't be that bad. >> everyone is so covered in snow that the security guards don't even know who to detain anymore. >> jon: can i see it covers everybody. everybody looks white. who do you hold? assif assif -- what is that? >> jon, that's the soma lirks i warlords they've taken over park avenue. they are battling the porear bears for dominance. >> jon: assif mandvi on the upper east side, ladies and gentlemen. the best (bleep) snow team on television. just because the mayor is here doesn't mean it will be a local issues show. obviously it's a national

kidd is now the coach in brooklyn. the new team tweeted this photo of kidd watching collins sign his ten-day contract. the nets say it was purely a basketball decision to sign collins, but it marks another milestone for brooklyn. nearly 57 years ago jackie robinson broke baseball's color barrier when he joined the brooklyn dodgers. ko im for cbs news. >> and the news about jason collins comes as michael sam tries to become the first openly gay player in the national football league. he began working out at the nfl scouting combine yesterday. on saturday sam said if he is drafted, he's not worried about how he'll be treated. >> i've been in locker rooms where all kinds of slurs have been said, you know, and i don't think anyone means it. i think the little naive and uneducated, you know, but as time goes on, everyone will adapt. >> sam says he wants to be known as a football player, not a gay football player. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch," netflix strikes a deal for speedier streaming and gas prices creep up. jill wagner

kidd is now the coach in brooklyn. the new team tweeted this photo of kidd watching collins sign his 10-day contract. the nets say it was purely a basketball decision to sign collins but it marked another milestone for brooklyn. nearly 57 years ago jackie robinson broke baseball's color barrier when he joined the brooklyn dodgers. cbs news. >> jason collins became a free agent after that one year with the wizards. any team could have signed him. here's some of the reaction we got tonight in the dupont circle area to collins' return to the nba. >> i think it's great. it should be something that shouldn't be a big deal any more so sports should welcome him, and it shouldn't be a problem. he's a very good process. certainly with some things you can't force issues, but everything is moving in the right direction. >> more tolerance, more acceptance. i couldn't be in more support of it it. i'm not a sports fan so i can't comment in great detail but i think it's wonderful and i hope that it is the direction that we move in, i

nine nine in which he generally whizzer shirt brooklyn nine nine airs tuesdays on fox and all of this he somehow managed to write a book it's titled aptly manhood we'll talk about all that later how do you go from the n.f.l. that you were in the end of zero seven years six different teams special teams right out of western michigan what do kids who acting well you know i was an art major. i said art scholarship before i had a football scholarship so i was in the painting drawing a whole thing but coming out of flint michigan no one was going to pay me to paint . michigan let miller city in america that i had to find a way out that i was the artists in the whole thing but it was one of those things where i thought it was the only way out especially in the city i mean that about a book a ball track that was my way out and. so i got into the arts but i walked on the west of miss universe the whole thing but i always knew i wanted to be in the movie business but behind the scenes i thought i would be a special effects are it is you know be an animation the whole thing and a friend of mine

the brooklyn dodgers broke the color barrier in 1947 signing robinson, his first game at home in brooklyn will be march 3rd and he helped the nets beat the lakers tonight 108-102. back to you. >> you may remember college football star mikal sam came out earlier this month. the all-american defensive end is projected to be a midround draft pick this spring. if he makes the team's roster he would be the first active nfl player to be openly gay. >>> tonight, police are searching for the thieves that stormed a concord home in brood daylight. they entered the home near highlands park just after 3:00 this afternoon. two of them had guns. they ransacked the house and took off. one person in the home was taken to the hospital for chest pain. we are hearing for the first time from the family of a man shot dead by sheriff deputies last week. relatives of 61-year-old david goens fought back tears as they shared memories of him. he had issues but did not deserve to die. >> my father is a good man. we talked to him every day. my family is crippled now, we depended on him for a lot of things. we have t

>> but, yeah, it is. >> jimmy: "brooklyn nine-nine", dude. "brooklyn nine-nine." congratulations on that. >> thanks, buddy. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: really funny show. >> thanks. >> jimmy: here's you and there's your co-star. this is chelsea peretti. >> oh yeah. chelsea. >> jimmy: now, this is you and chelsea that are in the show and you grew up with chelsea? >> we went to elementary school together in oakland. yeah. >> jimmy: so, wow. i have a photo of you guys as kids. >> oh no. >> jimmy: here's you and chelsea. >> oh, yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: your eyes are closed. that's a great photo. >> that was -- by the way, we're on our way to school for class picture day. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you're in your special shirt? >> that was my nicest outfit. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: is that a leather v? >> leather v. i think my sisters put my name in like, a lottery at the fancy clothing store in town and i won and that's what i got. >> jimmy: hey, that's awesome! that's cool, no way. >> but, yeah, i look like a squished little bowling ball. >> jimmy: you don't look

. >> he is brooklyn. on morsi projects on the other side of coney island. what he has done is great. when i was a kid growing up -- even 10 years ago, i will admit it, even though i was one of the brooklyn,vestors in when people asked him where he's from, he said, i'm brooklyn. in ahe is asked when he's foreign country where he's from, i'm from brooklyn. >> here is one, the knicks and nets. >> every game i'm there, the knicks. the nets have been ticking their butts. they are the only team that the nets know how to beat. >> you have a word association for us, right? >> this fit. >> i'm a huge job own fan. i don't have mine on right now because mine broke. but this kind of wearable technology, whether it be fit another, aown or wearable band, i'm hoping apple will come out with it as well. >> i hate it because it measures how much i sleep, or how little. >> i think you're going to see , one of the places it will have a big influence is in health, people's everyday lives. >> how about this as our final word

the first thing that i saw was the world trade center, driving down the brooklyn creek -- brooklyn queens expressway. >> that image fills you. did you ever think you would be designing the stamps that would be used in the imagery all over the world? >> not at all. i'm still thinking, is this a dream? what a dream job this is, that the united postal service has given me a unique opportunity to use my artwork to showcase my culture to the world. >> why you? >> to this day, i do not know. i was asked to come up with a, concept -- someone, a talented designer, called me -- i was working on the koi, and in the process of that project, they asked me by the way, they are renewing the second series of the lunar new year's stamp. and they wanted me to come up with a concept, and that is how it got started. >> so you do the stamps. were any rejected? >> i followed the tradition, using the animal from the chinese zodiac, and the first stamp was the year of the rat, so i did lots of drawings of rats and i thought something was missing from that concept. and so i came up with an idea with the encourag

woody allen for leaving brooklyn. spike lee, it's good to have you on the program always. it's interesting. thank you. >> anderson, anytime you call me, i'm on. >> all right. i appreciate it. take care. >>> up next, it sounds like something out of a spy novel. private bankers, a secret elevators, statements hidden in the pages of a magazine. we're going to tell you how senators say a swiss bank helped wealthy americans hide billions of dollars to evade taxes. that cost everybody here money. we'll talk about that ahead. i always say be the man with the plan but with less energy, moodiness, and a low sex drive, i had to do something. i saw my doctor. a blood test showed it was low testosterone, not age. we talked about axiron the only underarm low t treatment that can restore t levels to normal in about two weeks in most men. axiron is not for use in women or anyone younger than 18 or men with prostate or breast cancer. women, especially those who are or who may become pregnant, and children should avoid contact where a

nobody cares about the brooklyn nets. i don't care how much money they spent. they are the other nba team. it's the truth. here's the other thing. when you're ranking all the professional teams in the new york area, this is about the sixth team down the line. but here's the biggest thing of all, he's going to play with guys who have played with him before, veteran guys. paul pierce has played with him before, kevin garnett -- >> but it was new jersey nets. >> exactly right. and his coach, his coach jason kidd, is a guy who played with him in with the new jersey nets when they were going to the nba finals. perfect. >> l.z., i want to read this nba commissioner has already released a statement congratulating jason collins, adam silver says, "jason told us that his goal was to earn another contract with an nba team. today i want to commend him on achieving his goal. i know everyone in the nba family is excited for him and proud that our league fosters an inclusive and respectful environment." so the league supports him. his coach and some of the nets players and f

woody allen for leaving brooklyn. spike lee, it's good to have you on the program always. it's interesting. thank you. >> anderson, anytime you call me, i'm on. >> all right. i appreciate it. take care. >>> up next, it sounds like something out of a spy novel. private bankers, a secret elevator, statements hidden in the pages of a magazine. we're going to tell you how senators say a swiss bank helped wealthy americans hide billions of dollars to evade taxes. that cost everybody here money. we'll talk about that ahead. here's a word you should keep in mind "unbiased". some brokerage firms are but way too many aren't. why? because selling their funds makes them more money. which makes you wonder. isn't that a conflict? search "proprietary mutual funds". yikes!! then go to e*trade. we've got over 8,000 mutual funds and not one of them has our name on it. we're in the business of finding the right investments for you. e*trade. less for us, more for you. the fund's prospectus contains its investment objectives, risks, char

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i think you saw you've got a great old man and a thanks to my guest terry crews tad in brooklyn ny ny tuesdays starting february fourth his book manhood will be released in may and you did find me on twitter and kings things i'll see you next time.

collins has signed a ten day contract with the brooklyn nets. here's don dahler. >> reporter: it may not look like it but this is a historic photograph. the brooklyn nets tweeted this picture of jason collins signing a ten day contract next to him is nets head coach jason kidd. kidd was colin's teammate when its seven-foot tall center was drafted by the then new jersey nets in 2001. >> he is a basketball player. you know, he's a great guy. can help this team. >> collins played 12 seasons in the nba until being released by the washington wizards last spring. then came the game changing moment when collins told "sports illustrated" he is gay. if i had my way, he said, someone else would have already done this. nobody has. which is why i am raising my hand. for the next ten months collins was unemployed. he didn't receive a single invitation to training camp. now with the nets fighting for a play-off spot, collins will play backup center to star brook lopez. on friday nets guard joe johnson said collins would be a great addition. >> i had a chance

collins made history tonight in a brooklyn jersey. and many people also remember that jackie robinson broke the color-barrier in baseball wearing a brooklyn jersey. we're live tonight in palo alto. nbc bay area news. >>> and chase just mentioned michael sam. congratulations to my friend jason collins. excited to see you do work out there. >>> new at 11:00, police are searching for three men involved in a home invasion robbery this afternoon. and a state senator happened to be in the right place at the right time. authorities say three men pushed their way into the home at about 3:00 this afternoon. a grandmother and grandson were home at the time and both were tied up. they told police that at least two of the men were armed with guns. state senator happened to live next door and he told me the boy and grandmother escaped and ran to his house for help. she was shaken and very stressed out as any of us would be after being in the middle of the afternoon in opper middle income neighborhood, having somebody come into their house with wea

jason collins checking into the game for brooklyn. you can see fans at the staples center were on their feet. jason collins not only becomes the first openly gay player to play in the nba but the first openly gay player to play in any of the four major professional sports. erica? >> thank you so much, jason pew. >>> the winter games have officially come to a close with a spectacular show in sochi. the ceremony featured fireworks, music and dancing and jim had a front row seat for all the action. >> reporter: we're back where it began, olympic park, a traumatic send off from 8 8 different countries. the curtain comes down together, and the world is a bit closer, and a bit smaller. the stage couldn't be any bigger, some 40,000 saw a spectacle of colors and lights and medals of the newly crowned. how was the show? >> incredible. russia did such a good job, opening, closing, the fireworks, amazing, outstanding, so exciting. >> reporter: sochi everything you dreamed it would be? >> and more. >> reporter: how was the show? >> the show in th

. >> you probably remember we recently brought you the story of brooklyn bandaged heart a street knew al created by a famous anonymous artist who goes by the name banksy. bandaged heart was ripped out the brooklyn quite literally on a chunk of wall and then offered up for auction to the dismay of neighbors who had grown fond of it. another bank see piece almost suffered the same fate that is until some eagle eyed people from new orleans stepped in and saved the day. the work is known simply as umbrella girl. one of a series of street murals created by bank see when the artist visited new orleans in 2008. it's also considered one of the most beautiful. a bereft young girl rained upon by the umbrella she's using for protection. many new orleans saw umbrella girl as a metaphor for the levees which failed during hirayamhurricane katrina, they e guarded it stopping accept rafa tempt to did he face it. imagine their prize and outrage when they woke up to these photos in the local newspapers. of a man attempting to remove the painting. the photographer who took these pictures, along with oth

brooklyn nets signed the league's first openly gay player. he hasn't played in a league since then and now he is about to become a pioneer as the first gay player in one of the major sports leagues. joining me with more on this. >> it is absolutely 100% official and he's going to play tonight? >> he can suit up and be in uniform and he's in los angeles and thee could be on the court playing tonight. >> wow. >> i know, but before all that, he had to sign his contract and they did, they tweeted a picture of jason collins signing his contract. i like when you see pictures like this. pretty neat there. piece of paper. >> be excited about an nba contract, ten days, ten years. that's wonderful. >> exactly. brooklyn nets released a statement shortly after and they emphasized this is a basketball decision, which is the way it should be. the game that gets factored into this decision. >> now, this is a return to the nets, though, for him. he played long ago. >> he is going back there and coached by jason kidd, who he was formally a teammate with. >> t

>> guest: in new york, in brooklyn. the meeting was actually in brooklyn. c-span: what were those meetings all about? >> guest: they were rather ludicrous from any point of view, and even at the time i think we thought that they were rather odd, rather bizarre. there we were young, very militant socialists who thought we were going to reform the world. i forget -- the young people's socialist league fourth international i think was the grand name that was given to this little group, and we were going to convert this little group of -- we, this handful of people were going to convert the masses to socialism, i suppose, was the idea. so that was the ostensible background of all of is. c-span: where did that come from in your life? why were you even interested in doing that? >> guest: socialism was very much in the air. remember, this was just before the second world war. this was post -- depression period. we were still, in fact, in the middle of the depression, but socialism was a very powerful influence among young people. there was this socialist impulse t

. >>> elayan, dice que en el albergue de brooklyn tiene que compartir baÑos, y las ratas se se ven por doquier, y es por esto que anunciÓ cambios en estos lugares. >>> decidimos usarlo para personas adultas, y a los niÑos ponerlos en un lugar donde puedan tener acceso a su propio baÑo, y mÁs una vida familiar. >>> activistas piden programas eliminados, incluyendo uno que permitiÓ que mÁs de 53 mil familias recibieron viviendas permanentes. eso es lo que es, segÚn paoli es lo que se harÁ. >>> serÁ una combinaciÓn de buscar subsidios para la renta, mejorar empleos. >>> se estima que este cambio le costarÁ mas de 13 millones de dÓlares. >>> en mÉxico se suscitÓ una gran controversia en la telefÓnica telmex, y las televisoras. joaquÍn fuentes tiene los dos puntos de vista. >>> paen mÉxico iniciÓ una nuev batalla, relacionada con telecomunicaciones. >>> lo que estamos viviendo es una guerra por el negocio de las telecomunicaciones. >>> la publicaciÓn de un documento dado a conocer demostrÓ una presunta relacion entre telmex y dish, una distribuidora que estÁ envuelta en

. >> you probably remember we recently brought you the story of brooklyn bandaged heart a street knew al created by a famous anonymous artist who goes by the name banksy. bandaged heart was ripped out the brooklyn quite literally on a chunk of wall and then offered up for auction to the dismay of neighbors who had grown fond of it. another bank see piece almost suffered the same fate that is until some eagle eyed people from new orleans stepped in and saved the day. the work is known simply as umbrella girl. one of a series of street murals created by bank see when the artist visited new orleans in 2008. it's also considered one of the most beautiful. a bereft young girl rained upon by the umbrella she's using for protection. many new orleans saw umbrella girl as a metaphor for the levees which failed during hirayam hurricane katrina, they have guarded it stopping accept rafa tempt to did he face it. imagine their prize and outrage when they woke up to these photos in the local newspapers. of a man attempting to remove the painting. the photographer who took these pictures, along with

bandaged heart was ripped out the brooklyn quite literally on a chunk of wall and then offered up for auction to the dismay of neighbors who had grown fond of it. another bank see piece almost suffered the same fate that is until some eagle eyed people from new orleans stepped in and saved the day. the work is known simply as umbrella girl. one of a series of street murals created by bank see when the artist visited new orleans in 2008. it's also considered one of the most beautiful. a bereft young girl rained upon by the umbrella she's using for protection. many new orleans saw umbrella girl as a metaphor for the levees which failed during hirayam hurricane katrina, they have guarded it stopping accept rafa tempt to did he face it. imagine their prize and outrage when they woke up to these photos in the local newspapers. of a man attempting to remove the painting. the photographer who took these pictures, along with others, confronted him and his associate. the men soon left. new orleans police are treating it as an attempted theft. if they were removing it for sale, it wouldn't be t

>>> mark, it is not the first time a team from brooklyn has made history. not at all. this time it is the nets but in 1947 the brooklyn dodgers broke the color barrier when they signed jackie robinson. >>> we will, the winter olympics in sochi rush are now history. >> yes. the bear mascot shed a bit of a tear yesterday with a spectacular closing ceremony last night. the event included music played during the closing ceremonies of the 1980 summer games in moscow which, of course, the u.s. did not attend. fireworks exploded over the stadium and the athletes wept onto the field to-athletes went onto the field to celebrate. there were no security scares. the event was terrific. south korea will be the next venue for the winter olympics. now everyone is going through olympic withdrawal. >> i know. >> the closing ceremonies were terrific. did you watch it, liz? >> i did not. i don't know what i was doing last night. what time was it on? >> well, it was pretty late. >> i bet it was great. >>> well, let's take a look at traffic. from the altamonte pass through the livermore va

jason collins took the court last night for the brooklyn nets. he's playing under a ten-day contract. collins came out in a sports illustrated interview at the end of last year's n-b-a season. he says, his focus now, is his *play, not his sexuality. >> it can be my focus. my focus is executing the game plan, learning the plays. i can't focus on the off the court stuff right now. >> n-f-l prospect michael sam shares collins' belief that a player's *ability matters more than his sexuality. sam won't know until early may, whether he'll be drafted by an n-f-l team. most analyists expect that he'll play. kerry kennedy reportedly ready to set a plea deal to in avoid an impaired driving trial. charged with misdemeanor count of driving while impaired by drugs. attorney says mistakenly took a sleeping pill and said of her thyroid medication before a car accident in 2012. the trial is scheduled to begin today. apparently she's willing to plead guilty to leaving the scene of an accident. lawyers say a conviction would hurt her human-rights work. she is the

the brooklyn nets need a player right now to fill this role so they have turned to him. they are actually playing in los angeles and jason collins has a home in los angeles, so if he does sign this deal, he could be in uniform and on the court tonight. and then the nets can turn around and say, hey, you did a great job and we want to sign you more. or hey, you know, you're not what we're looking for and ten-day deal expires. >> and we know most recently an nfl prospect, michael sam, came out we know during this whole combine during the weekend he took center stage. apparently he may have commented about this potential? >> he has, yeah. he sent out a tweet, you know, the most common method to say anything nowadays. michael sam has taken to twitter and tweeted his congrats to jason collins. congratulations to my friend, jason collins. excited to see you do your work out there. ground breaking, encourage are the hash tags. this would be a historic moment if jason collins takes to the court in a brooklyn nets uniform. >> all right, thanks so much for bringing that to us. >>>

get the brooklyn style hawaiian. here's why. here you're getting ham and pineapple. there you're getting sausage. the ham is a leaner meat. >> national chains like dominos are running game day specials. but if pizza just isn't your thing, how about mexican? this is the taco bell 12 pack. >> this is the taco bell taco supreme. girls make the mistake. oh, i'm going to have the taco salad, please. >> 780 calories and 42 grams of fat. >> oh, my gosh. that's a lot of fat. >> if you go with a double decker taco supreme. it's absolutely delicious and it's just 350 calories. >> that's incredible. >> and it's not just the calories. gra. s of fat count, too. >> this is literally twice the fat grams. it's incredible. >> 42 grams of fat, 16 grams of fat. >> now it's almost time to hit the locker room. do you go for a slice of gridiron cake or rice chrkrispi treat. >> just 80 calories. probably have two or three of them and not add to the calories that you would get in chocolate cake. >> really? so it is lighter and fewer calories. >> it will fill you up, absolutely tasty. >> so

once in manhattan and once in brooklyn. i do say that this occurs to people that look like me quite often. this is not that this is unique or i'm an unicorn in any sense of the word. i was in manhattan on my way to getting to a subway. two undercover officers came up and asked where i was going, where i was coming from and then frisked me. they did take notes which is the first time that i had really seen that from a law enforcement officer. the second time that i was stopped and frisked was in my neighborhood in brooklyn. i was leaving a celebration for getting into grad school. i was a half block away from the place that i was. this time it was a bit more aggressive, and nba rolled up with a squad car, came out of the car, and ran up on me aggressively started frisking me and asking me for weapons. initially i thought they were looking for someone else, and i consented to the search. i didn't want to sort of impede in what they were doing. but it looked like in the end that they were just looking for anyone. i ended up do

. >> reporter: the 35-year-old veteran signed a 10 day contract with the brooklyn nets, playing his first game in l.a. he says he is focused on his role on the team more than his role in society. >> i don't have time to think about history right now. i just have to focus on my job tonight. >> reporter: collins let his guard down last spring, announcing in sports illustrated that he was gay. at the time the 12 year veteran wasn't with a team. the nets were the first to pick him up. he says now the last ten months have been terrific. >> it is thick. i don't have to hide -- it has been terrific. i don't have to hide who i am. i can just be myself. >> now he has the coach from montgomery wishing him well. >> jason is a terrific guy. i wish him well. i am glad. >> reporter: brian flores, station -- brian webb, cbs 5. >> collins first home game to brooklyn will be march 3rd. >>> college football star michael sand came out publicly earlier this month. he is projected to be a mid- round draft pick this spring. if he makes the team's roster, he would be the first nfl player to be actively openly g

what's historically significant on top of all of that, it was in brooklyn, the brooklyn dodgers where jackie robinson broke the color line in baseball. this was a huge, huge deal. >> susan, you heard jonathan talk about the significance and the other thing that's interesting, he wants to wear the number 98, the year that matthew shepherd was murdered. it was so much symbolism surrounding yesterday. >> he took to the floor and there was applause by fans from both for both teams. then it stopped and they played basketball. he crashed through this big barrier and people move on, which is really what you hope will happen when things like this occur. >> everyone has said they are excited to get to the point when this isn't -- shouldn't say everyone, excited to get to the point when it isn't such a big headline. on the other side of things, arizona, let's look at what's happening there. the legislature passed a bill that would allow businesses to deny service to the lgbt community on religious grounds. the governor brewer has said she doesn't know how she's going to decide, whether or not s

and brooklyn's over here. >> jimmy: brooklyn's over here. [ talking over each other ] >> bronx is back here. [ laughter ] brooklyn's a little more defensive. queens is kind of worried. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: he's unbelievable. [ cheers and applause ] now you have "late night." you have "portlandia." how are you going to do all this stuff? >> i'm going to -- i've been asked to curate the band for "late night." and then when i've got to go off and do "portlandia," i'll go do that, in like, may. april or may. >> jimmy: and then you did an episode of "modern family," too, you did that? >> yes. i did an episode of that. >> jimmy: that is a great show. >> really great. we shot in las vegas. right? i'm terrified of heights. i'm very, very afraid of heights. >> jimmy: for real? >> this is a real thing. >> jimmy: i didn't know that. >> yeah. [ laughter ] i checked into this hotel. i'm really excited to do "modern family." they hand me the key and it says 60223. does this mean the 60th floor? i've never been up that high. 6-0. 60th floor. i've never been up that high. i was like, th

but this would make a huge statement for the brooklyn nets. they have a massive fan base. there has been players on the team that have said we would absolutely welcome him. jason kidd, the coach, says yeah, we would absolutely welcome him. he would be a great signing really anywhere. and in that article in "sports illustrated" collins said he really was happy that he was coming out in 2013 and not 2003 because the climate had totally changed. and we're seeing that we could be about to see that completely. >> okay. we'll see indeed. more history making. >> absolutely. >> thanks so much, appreciate that. >>> the winter olympic games, well, over. some history made there in a lot of different corridors. closing ceremonies have already happened in sochi today, but first there were two other big events that took place just before closing, so here is the spoiler alert. if you don't want to know about the final medal count, you need to mute your television right now but just for 30 seconds and then come back to us. russia ends the games with not only the most medals, 33, but also

today, the brooklyn nets tweeted out this picture. this is his head coach jason kidd, alongside collins signing his contract, just a few minutes ago wizards head coach randy whitman talked about his former player. >> being a veteran guy that has been around this league for a long time, the respect that he has. so i'm not surprised. i'm happy for him and you know he's worked and kept in shape and should be a plus for them. >>> moving on to women's college basketball, maryland women visiting georgia tech today. brenda freeh's trying to fire up her term. whatever she said there it worked. this is lexy brown, the freshman coming in with the steal and easy layup. maryland's up half a dozen early. second half, terps up by 10 and she dishes it to alicia and she finishes it up at the rim and later on in the half, alisa thomas finding a wide open room in the corner and can't leave her open and linda is all smiles after that game. maryland top the yellow jackets 79-62. georgetown women visiting villanova pf georgetown down by four pf their fres

brooklyn was outrebounded by golden state in a seven-point loss. in need of a big man who can hit the boards the nets signed jason collins to a ten-day contract, making him the nba's first actively openly gay player. here's a picture of collins signing the contract. they played seven seasons when the team was in new jersey. collins spoke minutes ago. >> it's about focusing on the task at hand and not thinking about history or anything like that. it's about going out there and making it difficult for the lakers tonight. >> women's hoops. senior day for the trojans. no empathy from cal. bears open the second half on a 12-0 run. gray had 22 on 10-14 shooting, 11 rebounds. inside-outside action here. court any lean, showing court any lane showing her range. >> 23-year-old slept an hour last night. he couldn't believe that on sunday he'd be playing in the semifinals of the world match play championship. this is his first match play event ever. he took care of ernie els in the semis and then extended the championship hole to a playoff. he left the putt s

he signed a 10-day contract with the brooklyn nets last sunday. >> and now read maps on the smartphone while behind the wheel because of a traffic ticket in the central valley. a court issued the rule starting when a man was ticketed for looking at a map on the iphone while stopped in traffic. he challenged the fine and lost until it went to an appellate court. the judges ruled it prohibits people from talking on the cell phones but does not apply to maps. text while driving remains illegal. >> president obama and vice president biden are running again but not for office. we will find out why they were showing off their moves. >> have it your way, mcdonald's is letting more customers build their burgers. >> tracking the new round of rain hitting the bay area with colors of green, yellow and red. what you can expect from that as you head out the [man] no one told her,right? [son]hi! [mom screams] >> good morning on this wet friday at 4:52. this is a look at the eastern span of the bay bridge with traffic moving fairly well there although the deck is kind of wet and there is ponding thro

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