neil needed to know more about joe's background. >> joe's father died when he was 17 years old. joe is the only boy in the family. so his father's death was very traumatic for him. >> i had to become the breadwinner. and as soon as i graduated i went right into the military. i was what they call a shade tree mechanic. i worked on everything from a jeep all the way up to a 35,000 kw generator that used to launch missiles. i loved it. >> joe worked his way up to sergeant and was honorably discharged. but when he returned to the distressed economy of 1980s rust belt cleveland, joe couldn't find work. >> he thought he was a certified mechanic. i don't know what certification is in the military. but people were telling him, you're not a certified mechanic. >> in the spring of 1988, joe moved into a basement apartment near little italy. >> he lived in the coventry area which at the time was something a lot of 20-somethings did. they were blue-collar workers and they partied a lot. >> i was not an angel. i drank. i drank like a fish. >> right across the street from where i was living w

joe is a good economist. he would be the first one to admit there is uncertainty in every economic forecast, even macro economic forecasts. the problem is that congress doesn't fund in ranges. when i was a very young, early out of graduate school economist at the congressional budget office, i had responsibility for the federal food nutrition service programs, which included at that time, called it the food stamp program. and i had developed this wonderful model i thought was great about projecting food stamp participation and i had my standard there with the estimates and my t squares and r squares and all that good stuff and statistics. i came up with an estimate for participation. and it was a range. and i got called over to a chairman's office, chairman showing my age talmage to explain to my estimates. i said, here they are, it is a range. and in between here and here. he looked down at me and said, son, we don't appropriate in ranges. we appropriate a number. the difficulty with this whole process is co

store called pirate joe's. here's the story. >> i thought to myself why isn't there a trader joe's in canada, vancouver? my name is mike hallette. i own pirate joe's. i'm the guy who has stepped in and said okay enough already. this is how we're going to do it. this is how you'll get fantastic groceries that are from trader joe's. it's this funky store on 4th and vancouver. >> i want to know how much these are. >> reporter: we have over 1,200 products in 500 square feet. there's stuff in every corner of this place hidden away. i own it. i get to do with it whatever i want including selling to somebody who is buying used groceries. that's what it is buying secondhand groceries from a couple pirates. >> i'm living miles from a trader joe's. i thought, well, why not just open one. i said what if i opened and disguised myself as a romanian bakery. let me know what you need, i'll get it for you. it was very drug-dealer like. there's ways to drift around from trader joe's to trader joe's, get carts of groceries, get

joe comes up to the stage. the guy immediately changes. >> [ bleep ] the police. >> he drops the f-bomb. >> sweatshirt was a sign it says vicious and untamed. >> he kind of had it written across his chest. >> joe comes up he doesn't want to do it, puts down the mike stand. >> oh! >> and there is the punch line. joe then takes the highest of the high routes what a pro. >> [ bleep ]. >> hands together for our comic, everybody. and a couple of people just -- >> brilliant on joe's part make sure that everybody knows who this jack hole was. >> guess what? we've got him right now, via skype, joe dees. >> guys. >> what was going through your mind when this happened. >> when he hit me he obviously knocked me down to the ground. i was only down for a few seconds. i news thinking how am i going to salvage the show. >> press charges. >> absolutely filing charges for sure. the prosecuting attorney couldn't believe it. >> we have spoken to the police. they have issued a summons for simple assault. >> did you know who this g

here's erin. >> joe, thank you so much. we see it. overcome with emotion russell just tell me, what are you thinking right now? >> god is good all the time. every time. these guys on this team are unbelievable. the fight, the fight, over and over again. people used to doubt man. just excited to be on this team excited to play with the guys. four minutes left in the game, three minutes four interceptions and just keep playing and the guys just keep believing in me man. credit to the packers, they had an unbelievable season and i'm just honored to be on this team. >> pete carroll told me at the half this offense just needs to stay patient, they need to stay with it. easier said than done. what was key for you guys there? >> just making the plays at the end, keep believing. there was no doubt. we had no doubt as a team. just making the plays. funny thing is i was on the sideline right before the last drive, i said, we'll be ready for the play we ran for the touchdown. i said i'm going to throw a touchdown and win the game. and sure enoug

welcome to "morning joe." with us on set we have david igoumenitsaig ignatius. >> obviously, mika -- >> every front page. >> not only in this country, across europe across the world all telling the absolutely terrible terrible events that unfolded yesterday morning in paris. >> look at this. >> here's the "financial times." "usa today" -- i tell you what a picture that symbolized in a great way the protest last night a cold chilly night in paris. not afraid. and, of course the local tabloids, no mercy, the "daily news" right before the horrific moment we saw online and then showed you. but, mika it continues. there was a lot of information last night, some of it correct, some of it not correct. let's get everybody up to date with the very latest including, unfortunately, another death this morning of a police officer in pa rice. >> we're following that breaking news. it's in the suburb of a paris after the "charlie hebdo" attack. nbc confirmed a police officer was shot and seriously wounded while investigating

minus joe biden zingers here usually provided by joe. not usually the laugh on the right than on the left. it's not funny. a lot of the guys on the left and right bring it on themselves. i hardly think it belongs to one party. hillary said some doozies. that 180 hardly mentions a snicker. making fun of james taylor, showing up in paris a week late hardly justifies a single snide comment about the president not showing up at all. i'm not saying you should make fun at candidates, i'm saying, try to make sure you're ribbing at least all candidates because they're all humans. they all stumble. they can all take it. what i can't take is trying to make viewers think only one side is fierce and the other is just a joke. and comedian and seriously on fire joe piscopo says i might even have a point. that's it, joe. i'm saying hey we all have thick skins. we have to. right? >> absolutely. neil: but the point is: hey, fine. then go at everybody. >> you're absolutely right. for john kerry to bring the great james taylor to paris. this should have be

let's start with joe biden. he loves the united states senate. but, as vice president now, he has an important official role on the first day of any new senate because the vice president is also, technically, the president of the senate. and so it is joe biden's job now to swear in all of the senators on the first day of school. vice president joe biden loves this day. he, perhaps, lives for this day. if you're a senator waiting to get sworn in to a new senate, it's joe biden's world and you are just visiting. >> my daughter, ellie. >> ellie, how are you? >> not just the senators and their families. it was also the senate staffers who were treated to the full biden today. next one, this next one was amazing. this was joe biden today. ed greeting incoming senator jonie earnest. watch. >> gail, i mean joanie. okay. man, it's getting late. now, watch this next one very closely. specifically, watch the vice president's mouth very closely. this is joe biden approaching the next group of people for the next swearing in. that was his mint popping out --

. >> thank you, joe good evening everybody i'm leonard a partner with the company as joe said i brought the guy that did the work nathan is a alumni okay. so there you go and we're here tonight to provide some exclaims relative to the 2014-2015 district audit we've implemented and submitted to the california department of education and auditor's office we come here one the big things do we have funding this year and was just joking with inaugurating is doing well but in 12 we didn't have finding in 2013 and we had one and 2014 we are with no other finding it is clear up reports for the financial statement and the federal and state compliance with the procedures for the year and again has clean as we can get no audit adjustment to the financial statements and numbers so we have really nothing much more to say other than it was a clean audit and obviously we get a lot of support phenomenal not only from joe and it's group but all other members that have the responsibilities be it from state and federal programs and it that help us in getting our job done and i have nathan here especially

joe is a good economist. he would be the first one to admit there is uncertainty in every economic forecast even macro economic forecasts. the problem is that congress doesn't fund in ranges. when i was a very young, early out of graduate school economist at the congressional budget office, i had responsibility for the federal food nutrition service programs, which included at that time called it the food stamp program. and i had developed this wonderful model i thought was great about projecting food stamp participation and i had my standard there with the estimates and my t squares and r squares and all that good stuff and statistics. i came up with an estimate for participation. and it was a range. and i got called over to a chairman's office, chairman showing my age talmage to explain to my estimates. i said here they are, it is a range. and in between here and here. he looked down at me and said, son, we don't appropriate in ranges. we appropriate a number. the difficulty with this whole process is congr

joe? >> let's bring in right now whdh reporter victoria warren. she's live from millford massachusetts. victoria, i understand millford we're talking about dodging the bullet here. i see that mil ford is expected to get hit the hardest in massachusetts. no such luck for you in milford. >> no such luck. trust me i wouldn't be complaining if we did dodge a bullet on this one. you've been talking about than tense snow band of the two to three inches of snow an hour. that's pretty much what we're in right now. factor in the wind and it's literally like shards of glass just smacking you in the face. i'm going to show you a little bit of these whiteout conditions that we've been talking about. we do have the travel ban for non-essential folks, not allowed to be out on the roadway. pretty much we've just seen emergency workers. we've seen plow trucks. really this is why this visibility, this is what we're talking about, you know. you factor in the wind and the snow falling at this rate and you re

jeb is not the guy according to you, joe? >> i'm not saying jeb is not the guy, but it is amazing to me again that republicans have a front runner whose daddy ran the country. i said this before, mike you almost jumped out of your chair when you heard me that mitt romney could have won it, six of the last seven republican nominees have gotten there because of their fathers. you had bush 41 whose father was a u.s. senator, bush 43 whose dad was a president. you of course have arizona's own john mccain whose dad helped run the u.s. navy. you had mitt romney whose dad ran michigan, one of the largest car companies in the world. there is no coincidence this is a republican party that seems stuck in the past, and now here we have a coronation supposedly for jeb bush, and i just think like mitt romney said in his statement, republicans are going to be looking for someone new. >> it is okay for the republicans to look for somebody kn new. nobody doesn't run if he thinks he is going to win -- >> he is ahead in every poll. >> but rudy

next we turn to joe biden being joe biden. that is all i can say. the vice president was back on the hill this afternoon. swearing in the latest class of senators, and it was vintage joe biden. >> you're going to talk to a democrat? [ laughter ] whoa, man, this is boring boring boring. how you doing, man? big time charlie. how old are you? charlie, now remember -- [ inaudible ] all right, good boy. okay here we go. cheese. >> i need a hug, kid, come on. god love you. hi caroline. how are you? >> i knew this would happen. >> tell you what man, i may be -- betty, how are you? i'm joe biden, vice president biden. how are you? i know i just swore in your grandson. all right, well it's nice to -- i'm going to put him on the phone, here he is. nice talking to her, but i don't have time. [ laughter ] >> biden was winning over the crowds at the capitol just as jeb bush announced he was launching a new pac for a potential presidential run. and we still haven't heard from hillary clinton about her future. but seeing joe biden back on the hill and all his char

by the way, i'm sorry i didn't wear my usual "morning joe" clothes. >> what's your "morning joe" outfit? >> bring it out and you take a look at it. >> wait a minute. you're wearing the same shirt. wait a minute. are you wearing the same shirt? that was like a year ago. >> high five. >> this is the shirt i wear for your show. >> clarence playwright extraordinaire extraordinaire. welcome to your new home. >> thank you. my first play was in this theater so it's ironic that we're here. >> every character remembers the worst review the worst line of the worst review they ever got. >> yep. >> do you remember a review that you hate? >> there's actually something said about my character in the play that is kind of paraphrase of something that was actually said about me. >> no. >> in my life. >> no. >> yes. >> being a hit is the best revenge. >> absolutely. >> god bless you. >> hi joe and mika. i like your show. i watch the show when i'm awake. >> how often is that? >> we work late around here. >> joe and mika sorry i'm not wearing my usual costume for your show. this is me and oscar saying hell

. >> whether vindication or simply the answer of trying to avoid embarrassment of trial the fact is joe pat orn owe has 111 wins back. that's the headline result of today's settlement between ncaa and penn state university. friday night the big story on "action news" tonight is the null and voiding of the consent decree that brought crippling sanctions against penn state in the wake of the revelations of jerry sandusky and sharee williams as you well know the on the field sachtions like scholarships and bowl games were lifted but today is an agreement that substantially restores joe pattern owe's legacy. >> he's such an iconic figure and with these wins restored it means joe paterno reclaims title of most winningest coach in college football. total 112 wins restored and 111 paterno's and one belongs to tom bradley. it's a major turning point for penn state and the football program. >> it's a victory for people of pennsylvania. today is a great day for penn state nation. >> senate morety leader rejoicing he was among those that believed the ncaa did not have authority to wipe out the 112

joe, you are a comedian and i'm sure a close friend of margaret choe. was she being racist or entertaining? >> are you telling me she did an exaggerated korean accent? i have now heard everything. i thought it was really funny. what is funny is that crazy hat is still half the size of a regulation military uniform hat. i thought it was funny. if it made people uncome tortable too -- uncomfortable, too bad. the more we make fun of this guy, i know we make fun of them as comic cal dictators -- comical dictators but the more mockery on that regime, the happier i am. >> it is easy to make fun of north korea, but no jokes about islam. people are uncomfortable with stereo types no matter who is poking fun. they say that is not supposed to be funny. then it turns out that it is really funny and they are lying to themselves and they turn to self-mutilation guy. were you offended by it? >> i i didn't think it was that funny. i thought dwoing to the well -- going to the well was enough. this is what she does. in my limited familiarity she does her mother's voice

joe came and i became not only a yankee fan but i was a joe dimaggio fan. >> derek jeter, whose career coins sided with your career. >> absolutely. we're lucky because the great icons of our sport have been really good. you go back to dimaggio and williams and on and on to henry aaron who was a close friend of mine the last 57 years, willie mays, sandy koufax. and derek jeter has been the face of baseball. and i must say i've told him many times, i've told his parents makes you proud to be the commissioner of a sport that produces a player like that. >> what does he have that makes him -- >> remarkable poise, class

>> joe biden. >> from scranton, president. he is a vp who is a bfd, and he is ready to run the usa. >> i promise you the president has a big stick. >> vice president joe biden. >> bfd. that is a bfd right there. what is your roster looking like. you have jeb bush, joe biden, and ben carson. >> this is tough for me. i think joe biden should be vice president for life. it doesn't matter the party, you get joe. >> i'm looking at this board, i see lindsey graham, ted cruz, jeb bush, bernie sanders, bingo. number eight. >> carly fiorina. she was the ceo of a company that makes printers and now she is ready to take on the paper jam in washington dc. don't sleep on the demon sheep, it is carli fiorina. >> i said in the break they was hoping for carly fiorina. >> that is an mna joke for you out there. joy reid? >> i'm a little jealous of jess. i'm a little down, i want the lowest number on the board to explain my sadness. three. will it deliver for joy? rick perry. >> rick perry. he has three good reasons to run, but he can only remem

joe vazquez is with bay area planners arizona. joe. >> reporter: yeah, liz. super bowl xlix one of the many parties going on here. but, of course, this is the most important for us because this is the party for super bowl 50. they are handing out drinks and food and, of course, the bag of swag. let's see what we have. all right. while i look it over, oh, wow, while i look this over we are going to prepare a report for you coming up. the security for this super bowl and what it means for the bay. >> look forward to that, thank you, joe. >>> she argued over her cable bill but never expected this. the comcast employee's revenge on a customer who tried to cancel service. >> the dog owner on the hook for $7,000. what you should know about pet insurance. >>> developing news. there's a frantic search under way in mexico city where a deadly gas explosion ripped through a maternity hospital. 3 people are confirmed dead, at least 54 injured. rescuers are actually using sledgehammers trying to break through the fallen concrete looking for people trapped. this is cell ph

morning joe." "with us on set we have msnbc analyst former democratic congressman harold ford wallace white house correspondent for the "wall street journal" and on capitol hill time's reporter jeremy peters as well. so we begin this morning with few developments in the paris terrorist attacks. in the new video released overnight the head of al qaeda in yemen claimed responsibility for the charlie hebdo attack which took place one week ago today. the new issue of the satirical features the prophet muhammad on the cover, it is sparking additional terrorist attacks. the paper sold out in minutes. police say the gunman behind the market seenl had a wide web of statistical support. police say they had equipment likely that came from overseas and there is also dramatic new video that shows the kouachi brothers immediately after the charlie hebdo attacks. it shows them calmly returning to their get away car before celebrating their actions and firing shots at police. here is the tape in its entirety. . >

ways but we will start with "morning joe." 64% of all joes there aren't any morning joes of all joes are republican but even if he wants to be joseph or charles, little known real name he's still got a republican name. >> he's a red-blooded republican. that's just it. charles joseph. >> republican yes. >> how about mika? >> let's turn to a couple other folks. so, believe it or not there are some mikas out there. >> what? >> yes. out of 3 million people. >> just mika short. >> 26 out there. 65 5 65% democratic. >> what? >> 794 willies out there. >> 794? >> 794. higher than what i thought it would be. >> out of -- >> did you medicate when you were doing these charts in. >> willie is a very democratic name. >> interesting. >> if you want to switchle yourself to william you could be republican. >> it flips with william. >> william sounds highand possibly a little selfish. i'm stereotyping. >> womenell, donny is actually a republican name and i'm embarrassed to say so is steve. >> did you check d-o-n-i with a heart over the "i"? >> your instagram. >> my instagram is puppies and children.

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>> hey, joe. >> hey, bud. >> how are you doing, bud? >> all right. want to talk about that motion that we want to get filed today? >> guys come to me a lot for legal advice. i try to help as much as i can. i always preface it by saying i'm not a lawyer. if it doesn't work out, i'm sorry but please don't blame me but everybody is really understanding. they want any help they can. >> this is my release conditions from the judge that i received when i got sentenced. >> it says you may be released early if it's an approved residential treatment facility. then there should nobody problem with you going there. we'll file a motion saying because of your release conditions, we'll argue you're being held illegally by the maricopa county sheriff's office. if they don't have a good reason for you being detained, then the judge is supposed to have you released immediately. >> of course, i like to see people have the motions that i file on their behalf granted but seeing them learn something about the legal process that they didn't know before actually is really

welcome to "morning joe," emp.",,"",," everyone. with us onset is foreign affairs columnist and editor at large for "time" magazine ian bremer. and associate professor at columbia university school of international and public affairs, dorian warren. in washington, msnbc political analyst and former chairman of the republican national committee michael steel joins us. in san diego, editor of bloomberg politics, mark halperin halperin. >> it's surprisingly like willie geist at 3:00 in the morning. >> he is up early. lovely background. >> gorgeous. that is gorgeous. you know mika these ohio people are just crazy. like what's the matter with ohio? i'm going to write a book called" what's the matter with ohio". >> who do you mean? >> whom the gods would destroy, they first make mad. the second thing they do is give them a national championship. they burn down the campus. >> burn a couch. >> you're thinking okay that's not bad. it happen right? we, of course don't do that in alabama because you kind of get bored by winning championships.

>> i think it's more joe. i think we were worried about al qaeda and what happened on 9/11 osama bin laden, and now as we've seen because of the internet and because of this radicalization has occurred in different ways in different parts of the country. so anywhere we have failed states, where we have power vacuums, al qaeda and its affiliates are able to organize and even with just three people commit a lot of mayhem and murder. >> okay. one final question. >> stop. >> i couldn't even do it with a straight face. >> i was going to ask him if he sent any constituent letters to chris christie now. >> stop joe. >> your state in texas instead of jersey. >> no he's not. >> showing off. >> glad to have him come visit. >> he's visiting. he's very excited, too. >> two games ago. >> two games ago. >> happy. >> this past week he was -- yesterday, i guess you said he was like dustin hoffman at the final scene of "the graduate" banging on the glass window. >> you are so funny. stop. >> the cowboys got ripped off. >> i di

what do you want to hear joe? >> "girl from --" go with a big one. ♪ >> that makes the ladies swoon, i bet. >> that's kind of good. >> kind of good. >> you like what you see, mika? >> i can't look at you. but -- >> just look at him. don't look at his horn. >> like this -- like this. >> was it bigger than you thought? >> oh, my -- >> i like him. >> sorry. >> he likes -- we like this side of kenny. >> kenny, we love having you on the set here but she has two kids. okay? two girls. all right? so enough with the horn jokes. i know it's the first time you have ever used that, as like a -- why don't we talk about another stick you like in your hand. you're a great golfer. >> as an amateur, not bad. i'm not bad. >> the top in music. right? >> "golf digest." >> that's cool. >> pretty cool. >> that is pretty cool. >> we've been talking about some things here and would like you to chime in. what is your age and weight please? >> why do i have to tell you that? >> you don't have to. are you comfortable with it? >> high sch

joe and i are going. we're going to be on the house floor. >> we'll say hi. >> i'll be watching from above where the press sits. joy, tom, these are so good. >> what is it? >> goat cheese and water crest and avocado. we have turkey avocado. >> you can see the preview tomorrow at 10:00 p.m. eastern time. thank you so much. we'll be right back with more "morning joe." (woman) caring for someone with alzheimer's means i am a lot of things. i am his guardian. i am his voice. so i asked about adding once-daily namenda xr® to his current treatment for moderate to severe alzheimer's. it works differently. when added to another alzheimer's treatment, like aricept® it may improve overall function... and cognition. and may slow the worsening of symptoms for a while. (man) namenda xr doesn't change how the disease progresses. it shouldn't be taken by anyone allergic to memantine, or who's had a bad reaction to namenda xr or its ingredients. before starting treatment, tell their doctor if they have, or ever had a s

joe, jump on a plane. come on down here. >> i need to. >> you make this show a cluster -- >> mika you need to go down and be a judge as well. >> a stop judge? >> don't be a hater. >> trying to convince paula needs to get mika in too, but we were afraid of mika being here as judge. >> she's a little negative. >> really? scroll up the tease. thank you. >>> coming up our next guest went from sleeping in broken down automobiles to owning a luxury train car. the incredible story of the man behind both paul mitchell hair care products and petrone tequila. bring the tequila in here. that's next. ring ring!... progresso! it's ok that your soup tastes like my homemade. it's our slow simmered vegetables and tender white meat chicken. apology accepted. i'm watching you soup people. make it progresso or make it yourself you just got a big bump in miles. so this is a great opportunity for an upgrade. sound good? great. because you're not you you're a whole airline... and it's not a ticket you're upgrading it's your ent

a kind copy from joe. i you're using twitter use hash tag inside media the newseum. and in chapter four you revisit the u.s. brokered peace talks that brought an to end the vicious war in bosnia. certainly that was a complicated and a multifaceted conflict in the balkans that majority of americans were not even familiar with. but tell us why that is another pivotal event for you. >> guest: it was because of the -- well, first of all the u.s. brokered these negotiations and for the first -- the war went on for nearly three years in bosnia. it was vicious savage deadliest war in europe since the time of the nazis since the end of world war ii. the united states policy was to defer to the europeans in trying to resolve this conflict to bring it to a conclusion. and that approach quite clearly failed. and with the massacre in bosnia in the summer in july of 1995 when 8,000 muslim boys and men were herded off and executed by bosnian serb paramilitary forces, when that happened, the worst atrocity in a terrible

joe biden on gma earlier this morning saying that he may possibly run for president. i want to play for you what he said. >> there is a chance. i've not made my mind up about that. we have a lot of work to do between now and then. >> is this joe biden trying to

joe doesn't know. the international atomic energy agency doesn't know because they're being frozen out from inspections they're supposed to be doing right now. that is before there is even a deal. imagine how impossible it will be to put this on a box to have a camera on later. this is a -- game and we should stop it now. jenna: if there is camera on the box i want a live picture for fox news viewers. >> we'll work on that. don't hold your breath. jenna: we'll see what the president has to say. we'll run to some breaking news of the thanks so much. >> thank you. >> fox news alert and a shooting reported at one of the most well-known hospitals in america. the brigham and womens hospital in boston. a shooting reported on the second floor in the shapiro cardiovascular center. the good news here, police say they do have a suspect in custody. for a time the hospital was in lockdown. some of the streets immediately around, around the hospital including dream month street were closed. because the suspect is i

so joe knocks one kid down he's out. all kids do that. why do you think your whole building is made out of nerf? yeah, you see where he gets it from. hey, listen, i'm not afraid of you, miss debbie. you're not the -- damn it. sounds like someone needs a relaxing trip to nazi-occupied austria. can't believe she hung up on me. well you were yelling at her. standing up for yourself is not the same thing as, uh -- excuse me. uh, come on, jay. so no one ever taught you manners, huh? whatever, dude. no, you bump into somebody you apologize. and since i'm teaching you something here here's a little class called "intro to pants." jay, stop! get off me! i go to school with those kids. you know how embarrassing that was? manny. no. why do you always got to be like this -- judgmental hot-tempered, loud? these are a few of my least-favorite things. [ sighs ] well, i can see that the house speaks to you, diane. [ high-pitched voice ] "buy me." [ normal voice ] not now, house. [ chuckles ] ah, the open floor plan, the spacious kitchen. i do love it. ye

it was joe wilson who made the comments, not joe walsh. state of the union is on for tuesday. after the big speech, president obama will chat with three youtube personalities. >> party favors treats and also this photo booth i made. >> one of the oldest words in the english language and just one of the 14 facts for us today. >> so i have a phrase, how to do the countdown! >> so barack obama prefers these people to the white house press corps? >> i think the white house press corps knows what it needs to do to get a one-on-one with president obama. i guess you could say it's his presidency and he'll talk to who he wants to. i just like that woman's hair, i must say. but we know that the white house feels more comfortable on talk show couches and with youtubers than actual journalists. >> they're treating this like they go to the hollywood after party. >> is it a serious policy speech? i thought it was the state of the union address. this is sort of the historical trajectory of the state of the union has gone from being a piece of paper that thomas jefferson would hand into cong

joe, back to you. >> a strong year in 2014. with all the affordable care act risks, the conference call was a good one. i think this bode wells for anthem. i think this bodes well for aetna even though they're up over 2% today. those names i would stay with it. >> qualcomm is lower on reports its processors will be dropped from the next version of samsung's galaxy. josh? >> but there's a twist. because cowan and company said this is untrue. unsubstantiated rumor and they don't agree with it. the stock is now up 2.5% off lows from this morning. i would say this has not been acting well for a long time, lagging versus the chip index and now faces a declining 200-day moving average for the first time since last july, probably easier trades to be long. >> upgraded whole foods to a buy, the bear case is in their words stale. >> they talked about some of the value initiatives in other words some of the lower cost items being something that could drive that traffic. i think the problem is are they late? they have a $60 target. stock t

joe berry. he was the linebackers coach with the san diego chargers. before that he was a defensive coordinator of the detroit lions. college basketball the maryland terrapins trying to fight the memory of the win over the badgers. because that's who rutgers beat last. coming off that upset win over number six wisconsin so this could be a really, really good ballgame tonight. >> they're a good team. they've beat not some good teams and they've played some good teams tough. we'll be ready. >> they will be ready. but this is a huge ballgame and it's not going to be easy. meanwhile, the washington wizards, they are in chicago tonight to play the bulls coming off that big win last night against the spurs. so that's the story, caps and flyers here at verizon. back to you. >> thanks so much. look forward to that game. >> absolutely. >> looking forward to a little bit of warmth around here too. >> yeah it will be a little bit better. temperatures, a lot of the day was in the 20's in many areas and we're going to be in the 20's tonight. it will warm up tomorro

joe vasicek--later this month. joe vasicek. >> well, some people want a share of the jobs relate to the demolition. >>> now, a look at the weather forecast for you saturday. good news, you are not going get rained on. a live look at s, if o, no de- --sfo, no delays there this morning, it is partly cloudy there with patch which i fog. the fog is going to clear out. most of it in your inland areas. a hazy afternoon, a mix of sun and clouds. it is a cloudy sunday and a chance of rain in the north bay tomorrow night. now a look at your high temperatures forked to, because they are a little bit--forked to, the high temperatures in the south bay, upper 60s in nor began hill and campbell. 64 in sonoma and then 60s around the coast with 62- degrees in san francisco. your seven day outlook, partly cloudy skies today, you can see more clouds building in tomorrow with that chance of rain north of the golden gate tomorrow evening. partly cloudy for your dr. martin luther king, jr. holiday and then sunny for the rest of the wee

joe was obviously one-my two idols growing up. it's special. a lot of toughness coming back from the two deficits. took a lot of effort, a lot of guys to make a lot of good plays. we'll be happy to host the championship game. >> in the nfc seattle is tied with carolina. the win are plays either green grebe or dallas for the conference title. >> the a's continue to play let's make a deal. today they acquired infielders ben send brits and uneil escobar for catcher john jaso. zobrist is an all-star, last season he hit .272. he can play second, short and the jostled. escobar is primarily a shortstop. he hit .258 and seven homes in return the a's are sending jaso and two miner leaguers to tampa. jaso was drafted by the rays in 2003 and made his major league debut with the team five years later. >> when the sharks host the rangers tonight they'll be seeing some familiar faces on the ice. for joe thornton is expected to return to the san jose lineup after missing the last four games with a shoulder injury. he has 33 points the season and hopes to boos

let it go and replace it. >> reporter: after 20 years with the nypd joe says he's learned most of us don't realize how vulnerable we are while approaching our cars. whether the crooks are after our wallets or the car itself. almost 700,000 cars were stolen in 2013. that's roughly one car every 45 seconds. >> anybody could be hiding from you. >> reporter: joe agreed to show us ways to be smart and stay alert. >> what mistakes do people make? >> just right now you could have both hands full. you don't have a way -- >> that's bad? >> you don't have a way to defend yourself if you had to. at least if you had one hand available or at the least your keys in your other hand ready to enter your car. >> i'm always fumbling for my keys. >> which is bad, especially at nighttime, dark area you're not paying attention to what's going on behind you and someone can easily attack you. >> reporter: your cell phone might be your biggest enemy. >> the phone is probably going to be the biggest distraction that people have. and it's probably the number one reason why people become victims of crimes. >> r

let's go to joe in new york. joe. >> hi jim. this is joe from new york. >> nice! what is happening? >> i own kraft foods at 57 and want to know if i should buy more, sell or hold? >> i like kraft. i like some of the things they are working on to get their margins up. if you like income kraft is the better one. tom i. >> i am in westchester county booyah to you. >> my family and including my nephew. >> i want to hear your thoughts on uri. >> it is an oil business not an oil business itself but it has one. i think it won't be a worry. but anything oil or oil related is being shot. patience. let's go to chuck in california. chuck. >> yes. i am in sunny northern california jim. i want your opinion on orion bernstein, i understand it is paying 7% dividend. >> you know i have to do work. i want to make sure that 7% is sustainable. i know, to me it is on suspect watch no matter how good it is. we are go to do work. jams in atlanta. james. >> jimmy, i want to know i have mastercard symbol ma shi buy more of it? >> you, me and a.j. it does look like it is rolling over. i would like a bigger

let's start with joe biden. he loves the united states senate. but, as vice president now, he has an important official role on the first day of any new senate because the vice president is also, technically, the president of the senate. and so it is joe biden's job now to swear in all of the senators on the first day of school. vice president joe biden loves this day. he, perhaps, lives for this day. if you're a senator waiting to get sworn in to a new senate it's joe biden's world and you are just visiting. >> my daughter, ellie. >> ellie, how are you? >> not just the senators and their families. it was also the senate staffers who were treated to the full biden today. next one, this next one was amazing. this was joe biden today. ed greeting incoming senator jonie earnest. watch. >> gail i mean joanie. okay. man, it's getting late. now, watch this next one very closely. specifically, watch the vice president's mouth very closely. this is joe biden approaching the next group of people for the next swearing in. that was his mint popping out -- w

good morning, joe. the -- this is a situation of social media accounts and credentials being compromised. we all know that social media accounts are frequently shared and easily compromised. so that's the good news of this situation. i think the bad news of the situation is that, you know this is my second time in as many weeks being on the show. and while i love hanging out with joe and mika we're just seeing an onslaught of cyber crime. and every voice and every conversation has been about protecting the networks and this is another indication that protecting nets works and systems is not enough. the only way to solve this problem is to protect or encrypt data at its core with smart encryption rendering it absolutely useless if it gets in the wrong hands. >> miller it's willie geist. i think there's some assumption in the public that centcom, the united states military the state department, have layers of security on twitter, for example, that the rest of us don't have. so how difficult would this kin

let's start with joe biden. he loves the united states senate. but, as vice president now, he has an important official role on the first day of any new senate because the vice president is also, technically, the president of the senate. and so it is joe biden's job now to swear in all of the senators on the first day of school. vice president joe biden loves this day. he, perhaps, lives for this day. if you're a senator waiting to get sworn in to a new senate, it's joe biden's world and you are just visiting. >> my daughter, ellie. >> ellie, how are you? >> not just the senators and their families. it was also the senate staffers who were treated to the full biden today. >> next one, this next one was amazing. this was joe biden today greeting incoming senator jonie earnest of iowa. watch. >> gail, i mean joni. okay. man, it's getting late. now, watch this next one very closely. specifically, watch the vice president's mouth very closely. this is joe biden approaching the next group of people for the next swearing in. that was his mint popping o

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what exactly are you doing to combat fraud on your online marketplaces, joe? >> so, the underlying issue is an issue that we take very seriously. ali baba runs retail platforms that trade $370 billion a year on a last 12 month basis. that's a lot of transactions. so in a way we very much reflect very significant part of the retail economy in china. the issue of fake product, counterfeit products, are really a matter for all the participants in the economy to solve. they involve both online efforts and offline efforts and we -- let me just say this. you know, for us, there's nothing that's more important than the trust that consumers have in our platform. that means they should feel comfortable to come to our platform to buy things and trust that our vendors are selling them high quality goods. so we take a very draconian approach toward counterfeits, we spent a lot of resources and money and people to combat this problem. we've worked with law enforcement agencies to actually shut down factories and warehouses that make counterfeit products and put people in j