amino and we have a lot of african-american clergy and we're going to introduce now michael johnson with urban core. come on michael (clappin (clapping.) i have a few prepared remarks you know the rooerdz are able to a.d. live but i've got to write my stuff down so i can be clear. so i want to thank you all for coming out today to celebrate the grand opening of the mary rogers senior center. i was home last time and before i went to bed i was trying to put together the words to say. i thought about it for the last several months. and i decided to frame it with a couple of points of history in my life. the first thing when i i was a teenager and attended a career day in philadelphia and learned with r what an architect does. i realized immediately that's what i wanted to do and went home and told mom and dad. my schooling prepared me for the education but the passion for redeveloping neighborhoods you such as the western edition was god-given. it's been fulfilling over the last thirty years. the second point of my personal history is when we were asked by the members of this community to

we had a previous developer michael johnson's has stepped up to the plate. michael johnson stepped down with the china town and they said absolutely we want to be part of this they develop incredible housing projects so the partnership of those along with the tab natural to make this affordable housing possible t is absolutely incredible and i know ms. rogers is 13450i8 down on us to make sure wire doing the right things. i'm honored to be a supervisor at that time, like this is opening up to our population. it's a beautiful building. i haven't seen the artwork but mario was actively see involved and we have so many people who are important. i want to mention reverend town sunday who dealt with the fights and so many people made this probable possible. mr. king led the fight for the naming of the site after ms. rogers. it's an honor to be here and an honor to really have known ms. rogers and know when i'm making decisions at the board of supervisors i want to also know what ms. rogers do. if i do that i won't be politically correct and she was about that. yo

. >> i would like you to meet michael johnson. he has been in the program for over 8 years. >> nice to me you. what inspired your photography? >> i am inspired everything that i see. the greatest thing about being a photographer is being able to show other people what i see. i have mostly worked in cuba and work that i shot here in san francisco. >> what is it about being a street artist that you particularly like? >> i liked it to the first day that i did it. i like talking to mentum people. talking about art or anything that comes to our minds. there is more visibility than i would see in any store front. this would cost us relatively very little. >> i am so happy to meet you. i wish you all of the best. >> you are the wonderful artist that makes these color coding. >> nice to me to. >> i have been a street artist since 1976. >> how did you decide to be a street artist? >> i was working on union square. on lunch hours, i would be there visiting the artist. it was interesting, exciting, and i have a creative streak in me. it rang

michael johnson and marcus hunt. >> they had both defensive tackles switch positions and the offensivepened up the lane and flacco goes down again. phil: and a loss of eight. they are running after him. he throws it in the direction of pitta. it was dunlap this time who really broke up flacco's intentions. phil: watch the linemen do this. they don't have an answer for it. joe flacco just not able to move. it will be interesting. i think that there is a decision for the baltimore ravens. jim: koch to tate. the bengals have one time-out. they are trying to do something ere before the half. there is a flag out. after a 49-yard punt by koch and an 18-yard return. >> during the run back, illegal block in the back. jim: tuesday cbs sports with its long tradition of broadcasting the sun bowl continues down in el paso with virginia tech and ucla tuesday at 2:00 eastern time on new year's eve day. phil: you know jim as i said this, joe flacco in his second half. you will still be the starting quarterback. see how it reacts. if you think it does not give you the best chance to win it is not the

is scarlet fu along with adam johnson and michael mckee. have a data check. >> futures only started trading about a half an hour ago. nasdaq futures are up. , 2 point10 year yield 99%. a lot of people said we would not breach 3 if the fed started tapering. -- 2.99%. our data check. our post-christmas data check. we are starting our week long series and you have our next edition. looking at, we are major themes across different industries. today we will focus on security. edward snowden delivering a christmas message on british television. he warned about the dangers of surveillance. the conversation occurring today will determine the amount of trust we can place in the technology that surrounds us and the government that regulates it. together, we can find a better balance, and mass surveillance. >> mass surveillance. we are joined by richard, bloomberg and trimming editor. he is also a senior fellow at the council for -- and contributing editor. he is also a fellow at the council for -- is a criminal and violated the contract he signed for

christi yamaguchi and michael johnson, several mascots were on hand to greet the kids.ly also given a $200 gift card to target. that's so cool. >>> and the holiday train operating by caltrans rolls into the bay area this weekend. this weekend brightening the path along the peninsula for the holidays. it's decorated with 60,000 lights, not carrying passengers. instead offering a live holiday show at several peninsula stations. caltrain encouraging people to bring a new toy or book for toy drives by the salvation army and the marine corps. 4:00 in san francisco and it will winds its way down to the peninsula. thank you so much for making us a part of your morning. no 5:00 or 6:00 tonight because it is "sunday night football night in america." special edition of nbc bay area news after the game at 8:30. then xfinity sports sunday prime time at 9:00 and all the day's news at 11:00. nbcbayarea.com anytime of day. see you next weekend. he loves me. he loves me not. ♪ he loves me! that's right. [ mom ] warm and flaky in 15, everyone loves pillsbury grands! [ girl ] make dinner

. >> i had michael johnson on the show, used to come on the show regularly. i didn't like the fact that he paid a critic to go away basically. he said that on the show. but i always loved to fact that it's got great emerging market sales and that it's one of these companies that away from the united states people don't frown. belgium just ruled in favor of it. people don't frown on this idea of i'm recruiting you to go sell product. they're not insensitive overseas of what happens to the product. this is not tupperware, a really fine company. but when bill stiritz came in and bill stiritz is a -- he is the warren buffett of the food business, and he saw value here. what it said to me is icahn understood value in terms of understanding what a short seller can accomplish. stiritz came in and decided the stock is cheap, this stock is not done going higher. >> as did soros. and once you had all of these heavyweights, it became almost insurmountable adds for a guy like ackman whose case was predicated on only one thing. and that was not whether earnings were going

. >> he has a much better relationship with financial reporters than michael johnson does out in l.a.? a lot of the bankers are my clients, the big firms are my clients also. but they can communicate directly with their shareholders also and they opt to be. if you allow space for an activist to come in, you're probably not doing your job communicating well with your shareholders, which you ought to be. >> they should look to you to help them out. hedge fund managers, especially ones that got really, really famous in the financial crisis have a much better -- a megaphone. >> it didn't work for ackman. he used the media, came a lot of places and did it and that completely backfired. carl icahn said i'm going to get him. >> the stock didn't dive down to $25 after the presentation. >> he's lost a ton of money. >> no amount of savviness can help you out if you're out of money. >> different question. activist, force for good, force for evil? i'll ask both of you this in terms of -- are they short-termers as some of your corporate clients would like to suggest? are they helping shareholders,

minutes i'll be joined by michael anker guy johnson.we have a packed show. >> we certainly do. his and start off at 9:00 with pmi numbers. we see a clear differentiation between the german numbers delivered a few minutes ago above expectations and the french numbers below expectations. what is going to happen next? ecb as well. we will talk about that story plus highlight of the show, the subject that you have been talking about. we will be speaking to the ceo ofmoncler. jumping nicely. your old friend. we'll be talking about big brother going shopping. facial recognition software at your supermarket. we would talk about that story a great deal more. fran, back to you. >> guy johnson with "the pulse" coming up 15 minutes from now. former executive steps down to avoid perceived conflict of interest in brazil. both carriers compete in the country. the chairman of italy's market regulator says that blackrock local rules related to telecom italia's stake. like rock failed to disclose that its stake in the carrier rose past 10%. blackrock sa

michael strahan. holiday baking with marjorie johnson. the music of leona lewis. and "jaywalking." now, jay leno! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jay: thank you. thank you. hi everybody. thank you very much. good to see you. hey, let me ask you a question? you all done with your christmas shopping?

want to thank my guests, michael strahan, of course, marjorie johnson, leona lewis. [ cheers and applausea merry christmas, everybody. see you later. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6a in rockefeller center, the national broadcasting company presents -- tonight's guests are -- and featuring the legendary roots crew. and here he is -- jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you very much. thank you. oh, man. hot crowd. hot crowd. welcome, everybody to "late night with jimmy fallon." thank you. you guys feeling good tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that's what it's all about. that's a hot new york city crowd right there. welcome. thank you for watching. welcome. here is what everyone is talking about. big, big celebrity news. this is crazy. lady gaga -- [ laughter ] lady gaga is now saying that sometime in 2015 she will actually perform a concert from space. [ cheers ] i mean, that's great. it's always so much fun when an artist performs a show in their hometown. [ laughter ] i always find it fun and charming. [ cheers and applause ] ♪

johnson, would you have for it? >> i have the average take of michael buble's concert tour stops. venth most successful concert of all the concerts touring this fall. >> it certainly goes to show way artists are going to her these days? >> cory johnson keeps ending the show with these music users. i hope we get one little lake before the end of the show. >> maybe i am the music teaser? >> you guys could talk more about this off the air and what michael buble is like. thank you for joining us on this episode of "bloomberg west." we will see you tomorrow. ♪ live from pier 3 in san francisco, welcome to the late edition of "bloomberg west," where we cover the global technology and media companies that are reshaping our world. i'm emily chang. our focus is on innovation, technology, and the future of business. let's get straight to the rundown. derek schmidt, marissa mayer, and other execs sit down with barack obama to discuss surveillance and what wrong with healthcare.gov. facebook is rolling out video ads in some newsfeeds as part of an effort to convince advertisers that the social

johnson, would you have for it? >> i have the average take of michael lay's concert tour stops.eventh most successful concert of all the concerts during this fall. >> it certainly goes to show way art is going to her these days? keeps ending the show with these music users. i hope we get one little lake before the end of the show. >> maybe i am the music teaser? >> you guys could talk more about this off the air and what le is like. thank you for joining us on this episode of " bloomberg west." we will see you tomorrow. ♪ >> i am mark crumpton. the is "bottom line," intersection of business and economics. tonight the u.s. senate takes a big step toward passing the budget deal. then the drone that is designed to look like a bird in flight. and we will take you on board a super luxury private plane where a flight to london could cost $80,000. to our viewers in the united states and to those of you around the world, welcome. we have full coverage of the stocks and

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michael jordan do this. office just, off his head, into the bucket. that is our shot off the day. fans, d.c. united has teamred the national attacker at a johnson a change for allocation money rate of united needs eddie johnson, but they need the goalscorer and they got one. >> >> we are not going to have a white christmas after all. >> i am so sorry. rain outk about some there, a few rain showers and snow showers if the air is cold enough. we'll have an update for you tonight at 11:00 p.m. >> have a good night.

johnson a few months ago. >> they had one price point. >> it was a sterile and pristine presentation. this is the michaeln we love. >> the problem is is it is triage to make sure it jcpenney does not go bust. even though ron johnson had a bad attitude toward customers, them --msaan teaches treats them with more reverence. >> big discounts? >> can they survive? >> i think jcpenney will survive but it was about profits when ron johnson took over and i think it will end up that profits -- about profits once again. >> who is their competition? >> i went into a garden state plaza mall in new jersey and jcpenney is in the same mall as a neiman marcus which is fascinating. >> that's the bifurcation of america. is sitting there like their leg has been amputated. i don't know if the jcpenney customer is the amazon customer. if you look at a lot of real value shoppers, you would be fascinated by how minimal the penetration of smartphones is. they are not show rooming. they are just clipping old- fashioned coupons. >> you mentioned amazon. amazon is broadening its customer base. costcoe now going after and sam's cl

johnson. thanks for joining us. until next time, remember, be safe, be kind. as always, be happy. >>> the following is a presentation of the redskins broadcast network. ♪ >> welcome to "redskins chronicles." i'm larry michaels park. each week we take a look at this team's storied legacy. today we wrap up 18

single former secretary of that department, tom ridge, michael chertoff, janet napal tony, lauded him an eminently qualified nominee. jeh johnson's service at the highest level of the u.s. department of defense, the largest government agency in the world, provided him a keen understanding of how to successfully execute large-scale operational missions of varying complexity and purpose. now, here's what former defense secretary bob gates, a highly regarded and much-admired manager himself, said about jeh johnson and his time at the department of defense. this is a quote. "take my word for it, jeh johnson has successful managed asuccessfully managedan array ot bureaucracies in the government and in doing so has won the praise of virtually everyone with which he has worked." former defense secretary leon panetta said this about jeh johnson. "jeh has proven himself to be a talented, capable, bipartisan and trusted public servant. i give him my strongest recommendation and full support to his confirmation as our nation's next secretary of homeland security." former chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, admiral mike mullen, who steppe

johnson, not too many 7-footers do this. andrew bogut beats the buzzer at the back half. it counts. michael crabtree hits a defender in the back and gets flagged for unsportsmanlike conduct. the patriots tight end and the one- hand catch, you know upped literally, but the eagles -- one upped literally, but the eagles got them in minnesota. >>> so anyway, despite the raiders unfortunate situation andre holmes is it a bright side. >> it's a developmental year for them. come on, they go for a couple of quarterbacks. >> in the nfl parody you can see how quickly a team can turn it around. look at the bright side. >> exciting game next monday, notice, look forward to that. >> on channel 5 -- though, look forward to that. >> on channel 5. >> we haven't given up on the raiders. don't worry. >> see you at 11:00. ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, joey fatone: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [applause] [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: hello, how y'all doing? well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man, steve harvey, and, boy, we got a good one for you toda

johnson space center in houston. >> american astronauts nick and mike hop continues race through time >> american astronauts, rick and michaelhe day ahead of schedule the ailing cooling pump that jeopardized operations aboard the international space station. >> you can get around and they worm you up. >> when mission control asked him to extend the spacewalk, he booked. >> it's up to you guys if you really want to go out there. >> one of his problems was revealed by mission control a few hours after the walk ended. water in his space suit. >> we want to die that suit out overnight. >> they will now spend christmas eve trying to finish the work. after n.a.s.a. cancelled monday's spacewalk to investigate what caused the latest malfunction. but it is different from an emergency encountered last july by an italian spacewalker, who almost drown when a glob of water collected in his helmet. >> even before the emergency repair mission began, n.a.s.a. acknowledged it is working with aging space suits. >> the suits are 35 years old. we've reviewed the hazards every so often. >> he's a seven time spacewalker and wore extra safety gear

johnson stopped by our cnn studio and he revealed he's anything but a cliche. so, you finally had a little time to let this sink in. >> yes. >> you mentioned after you won that michael jordan won six title and you got a text. >> i sent when aim text. i said, now what? he said go get seven so it's time to go chase down seven. >> you are one title behind dale earnhardt sr. and richard petty. what does he make of you? >> i feel so fortunate to be in our sport at this time and have the opportunity to see the king and even before the race, he's one of the last people i talk to. putting the belts on, helmet on. he says, hey boy, you better enjoy it. it'll be over before you begin it. i was so nervous about the race and what could hopefully take place that my mind wasn't around enjoying the experience. >> you're not a typical stock car driver. you are from california. >> right. >> you don't have an accent. you're a little bit of an outsider and i think people who aren't big racing fans identify with new kid at the school. just trying to break into elite racing and how much sort of connections and -- >> with the humble beginnings i had, my parents couldn't afford my four-wh

the baby-faced michael rutledge told the jury how he helped his big sister search for cody johnson, even knew exactly where her husband was, at the bottom of that cliff in montana's glacier national park. the teenager was with his sister that july night when she finally pointed to the body. i lost it. i couldn't control my emotions, rutledge told the jury. cody was laying face-down. looked as if he was on top of a rock in the water. a parade of the young couple's friends testified, his sister's reaction was just the opposite. she didn't seem the least bit upset. prosecutors played several hours of two different interviews graham gave to detectives, days after the crime. they, too, asked why she was so unemotional. graham simply replied, i don't like to cry in front of people. graham has pleaded not guilty and claims the death of her husband of eight days was just an accident. the park ranger testified, he asked jordan graham how she knew where to find her husband's body. he told the jury, she calmly responded, it was a place he wanted to see before he died. prosecutors have been fighting

michael noonan will join us. he thinksnd out what about the story moving forward. ♪ >> welcome back. >> i am guy johnson, that isua. ireland is set to exit its 85 billion euro bailout program next week. three years ago, ireland was rescued. it was the first of the eurozone bailouts to not need outside help. >> thank you so much for joining us. how are you feeling about december 15? it must've been a very difficult three years. you are out of the woods. it is going to be ireland on its own. >> i feel very good about it. we struggled. three years is a long time in charge of a project. we had our ups and downs. it has been positive for the last six months or so. you're confident that we will have success. we have significant cash buffers. we are fully funded. we will refresh are borrowing with the americans in january 2015. we're doing fine. a lot of people want to buy our paper. we sold a preference to the bank of ireland. 1.8 billion -- it was oversubscribed. a very good price, beyond our expectations. any time that we try anything which costs money, those international banks are backing -- we are pleased with th

german racing lengd, michael schumaker is in a coma and in critical condition in france after a bad skiing sdent. when it comes to success in popularity, he is equivalent to jimmy johnson. again, we will bring you more details as they become available. >>> and just ahead, we're following several more big, developin developing stories as hundreds of thousands of athletes and tourists prepare to head to russia. a train station there is hit by suicide bomber. 16 people are dead. plus, still trapped, and making the best of it. but when will a ship frozen in the antarctic ocean finally go home? and more than a million americans lose unemployment benefits. what do they do next? we'll take a look just ahead. but, first, the f.b.i. says the coast-to-coast crime spree of a violent bank robber ended today. we don't know what he looks like. but the entire town in mississippi knows what he allegedly did, gunning dpoun one of their police officers, a military veteran, during the get away in the middle of the day. officer gale stauffer is now laid to rest. now, his widower says she can begin to heel because the reported killer can no longer hurt anyone educational. phoenix police ar

johnson. it grossed $2 billion worldwide. it is an incredibly popular movie franchise. >> he was universally liked. by everyone who knew him crew seems. >>> michaelstuff. 50 years old he and his relatively new wife are expecting. >> wow! >> according to e! on-line. >> she's pretty. >> they are reporting that they are expecting their first child in april. according to a rep that talked to e! news. this will be the fourth child for the chicago bulls star. he has three grown children with his ex-wife but the first child for the cuban-american model. and yeah, they tied the knot back in april after five years of dating. so family's on the way. congratulations to them. >> cute couple. very cool. >>> now to north dakota where an interesting person showed up on the local news. will ferrell played the role of ron burgundy the entire newscast. next to real live co-anchors. they did their thing for an entire newscast, and this is how it ended. >> wonderful to be here. really was. >> stay classy. >> what the -- oh, man. >> come again? >> thank you. >> am i supposed to read that? are you married? >> no. >> well, i am. >> he didn't even crack a smile during t

michael dell from dell incorporated. thanks for joining us. see you next time. ♪ >> welcome to "lunch money" where we tie together the best videos, stories in today's news. adamden johnson- i am johnson. there will be someone new in the driver seat at gm, and it will be a first in the global automotive industry. will talk about it. on wall street, the volker rule is about to become the new reality on banks. we are about to go inside ups, the biggest shipper of packages in the world. in world -- celebration nelson mandela as the world says goodbye on a high note. in the wild card, 12 days of it going -- 12 days of bitcoin. someone new in the driver seat at general motors. ma

michael kors port on the discounts in hopes of luring more shoppers into the stores. despite those discounts, fewer americans hit the mall. what will the retail sector be now that the holiday is over? greg johnsonent of customer growth partners. what are retailers going to do over the next 11 months? is very important for retailers, wendy five percent of total sales during two months. there has been heavy level discounting this year but primarily in apparel. retailers went into the season apparel heavy and inventory heavy and because it is a fashion industry, you have to clear out the old merchandise. >> is it an inventory issue or a sales issue? butales are up this year retailers have to match supply and demand. we estimated that sales would be up about three percent and that's about right. that means inventory levels should be approximately the same level of increase. many people got things wrong, they over -- order. they overshot the runway and now they have to deal with it. >> is that the problem that they have to order that far in advance? >> smarter retailers shorten the time to order. some of them have longer lead times. isically, five or six months the interval. offm i going to get 90%

johnson died and the following day when his body was found. this is the result, we have also learned from the source, of a grand jury subpoena issued by u.s. attorney michaelting the case. as you mentioned, this is to find out exactly how he died. you know, there is the video that we received from the sheriff's office that left so many questions for the family, for the johnsons. they want to know essentially did all of the video that was recorded at the school make it to the sheriff's office? the fbi now is going to take control of those hard drives to try to get an answer to that question. >> well, i'm remembering from your previous reporting, there were crucial pieces of the video that were just missing. so i'm wondering, will these hard drives, will they explain how this teenager died? >> maybe is the answer. you mentioned video that's potentially missing. that hour in the gym where kendrick johnson's body was found. when we know there was activity, no recording there. it depends upon several variables here. one of the most important is the cycle in which this system is set to record over old information. some are set at a week, two weeks, maybe 30 days

johnson set the bar so incredibly low that if you can't beat it, you're done. >> by selling something you beat last year's. what's more important than penney is michaelss is the company's chairman and ceo at express. i'm sure some we deal with will criticize me on this. he's got a look for people entering in their 20s the workforce, he has the right looks. this is not teenage. this is another demo that's not spending. >> wow. there is a stock that's going to be down sharply this morning and it goes back to the same theme we've been talking about for three or four months, and that is that apparel is not selling as much as people buying mobile stuff. >> and maybe they go into the trunk. mr. jaffrey on squawk on monday blew the numbers out buts that is the lower to mid-rate jump. and they made an acquisition. i've fancied myself as a bit of a retail enthusiast. >> we didn't know that. that's shocking. you a retail enthusiast? >> you got a nice hair cut. how's that? >> thank you. >> you want to go fight in the schoolyard after this? >> what? i used to get beat up all the time until i realized it was okay to hit back. >> was it carl icahn? >> my father sa