beck. 7 >>> we have big news on the one and only bill cosby.by is returning to nbc with a brand new sitcom. nbc has not confirmed the news but the show will reportedly feature cosby as the patriarch as a family. >> we are talking about a car. i knew something was wrong when we went down there and the man saw that she brought her father so the man said i don't think i can find the keys to the car. i said i don't think i can find the money. the man found the keys. we get t into the car. to be honest this is a beautiful, beautiful looking car. i mean, if denise is sitting in this car her friends are going to say look out denise or chilly down or cool back. i put the key in the ignition and turn the thing and it we went -- it's not running yet. it's just thinking about it. and just the right side said and she is sitting there like this. like she is dancing, see. it's not started up yet. the car had not started up yet. so i press on the gas. you think i'm lying. the car said, what? i'm not lying. >> like i said, if bill cosby has a new show on nbc i

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fox last fall and now we'll soon have the one and only bill cosby to nbc, reteaming with the cosby showa new comedy. bill will play a patriarch in a multigenerational family. the original producer of the cosby show is also on board, so hopes will be high for this one. >>> mgm's mascot leo the lion celebrating the studio's anniversary on wednesday with a paw print at the chinese hollywood theater. >> he knew what he was doing. >> well trained. >> sly stallone also there, not 90. most likely to keep the lion from getting too rowdy. >>> love will apparently not keep them together. the captain and tennille sadly ending their marriage after nearly 40 years. their hit love will keep us together won the grammy for record of the year in 1976. >>> and what would breaking bad look like if it was a sitcom? take a look. ♪ you take the good you take the bad ♪ ♪ there you have the facts of life the facts of life ♪ >> i predict there will be a movie. >> a movie? >> too much buzz still after the show. >> not the sitcom. >> not the sitcom. >>> i'm richard lui. this is "early today" with bill karins. we

we begin with talk of a new cosby show coming back to primetime. >> bill cosby's reportedly signed ather in a multigenerational family. produced by cosby show legend tom warner, nbc is hoping it will follow the mold of the old "cosby show" which dominated ratings from 1984 to 1992. >> the 76-year-old cosby says the new show will be based on his unique perspective on marriage and parenting. there will be comedy and love and what he called a party attitude. stay tuned for that. i loved "the cosby show," though. >> everything that guy does is usually good. remember "fat albert." good stuff. >> oh, yeah. >>> jonah hill is up for an oscar for "the wolf of wall street." but he is clearly nothing like the greedy character he played. >> that's because hill was only paid a mere $60,000 for his role. >> minimum wage for hollywood standard. >> yeah. >> but the actor says would he have taken any amount just to work with legendary director martin scorcese. hill was so excited when he got the job, he was asked to sign the contract that very night before they had a chance to change their mind. >> h

it has been over 20 years since "the cosby show" went off the air on nbc, but bill cosby may soon makecom return as nbc tries to improve its ratings. comcast has hired writers to develop a comedy for the 76- year-old cosby. a source said nbc and cosby have not yet committed to making a show. at&t is selling off real estate in the bay area. the phone giant just sold an office complex to sunset development for more than 200 million dollars. meantime, at&t rival verizon just released figures on how many law enforcement inquiries it received. verizon said it received more than 320,000 request from u.s. law enforcement officials last year. the numbers suggest law enforcement leans heavily on phones rather than internet companies. google received just 11,000 such request in the first half of last year. virtualization software giant vmware has agreed to buy air watch for $1.5 billion. the goal is a seamless experience moving from desktop to tablet to smartphone, creating a secure virtual workspace. cory johnson back with more. you got the very people who can tell us more about this. >> we cal

now, bill cosby is coming back to nbca.irms the 76-year-old will play a patriarch of a multi-generational family. it will feature his take on children and parenthood. the "cosby show" was one of the most popular show in the 1980s it continued to live on in send cakes. for all you young-ens out there, ramon sim money hit stardom with "that's so raven. '80s you know raven, don't you? >> i do when she was a little girl on "the cosby show." i wonder if those wild sweaters will come back. >> i hope so. i love those colorful sweaters. so finally i headed out to park city, utah for the 2014 sun dance film festival this past weekend. that's a celebration of the film making that attracts big name celebrities and has a history of launching little known indy films into the national spotlight. this year's fefrl was for the different. >> no cha place is champions than this place. somebody here ten years ago the whole place changed my life. it's special. >> ten years ago morgan sperlock, launched supersize me, it brought him to super sta

cosby is said to be working with the team of writers. that's it with "the lead." i'm jake tapper.nd you over to wolf blitzer in "the situation room." >>> iranian leaders raise fresh doubts about whether they will honor the nuclear deal with the west. are there tough comments sent to cnn or cause for concern as republicans look for bay to repair their image they name a woman to respond to the president's state of the union address while mike huckabee blasted the democrats saying the democrats think that

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people like bill cosby called for more responsibility in the african american community. they site the out of wed lock. kids born out of wed lock. what do you think martin luther king would say to bill cosby, would he agree with him. >> to some degree, but he'd say, "bill, you're a little harsh in talking about your fellow black people and you ought to lighten up", it's true, much we can do ourselves to make a better world, but to say the reason we are not doing well is because our kits wear their pants around their knees is silly. >> we have a social media question. >> we asked viewers if martin luther king was alive, what do you think he'd fight four. along with issues we have discussed viewers said dr king would be fighting for voting rights, and impacts on minor ties amongst others. is there anything our viewers left out? >> i think dr king would fight for many of the things he fought for when he was eye live. economic equality, more jobs for black people, a whole host of things that were similar to those that he fought for when he was alive. some of the agenda is the

>> bill cosby is returning to nbc news.teaming up with former cosby show producers to develop a half-hour family sitcom and the show will be center around cosby who will play the head of a multigenerational family similar to cliff huxtable. >> los angeles times. >> he was pretty good. tom warner is going to produce the new bill cosby show. >> a rabbit is making a lot of noise in south africa. the bunny discovered in the ear of a 30-foot statue of nelson mandela unveiled last month. the artist added the rabbit as a trademark of their work and symbol of working under a tight deadline. south african officials want the rabbit removed right now like we want, mika, jim vandehei removed right now. >> i have a rabbit in my ear. >> look how cute. he can't get the frisbee. >> which dog is that? >> that is the new one and talking to bush. the frisbee is talking to bush and he can't get it out. >> maybe he wants to escape. >> no, he wants the frisbee really bad. who would get rid of that ball? look how cute he is. >> i understand but y

would he be balla, bill cosby. i'll let you go with that one, roland. >> we have no idea where he would be. sonned of all, 1959. raw wilkins called king a radical. dr king would be saying have we e-chiefed equality. 100,000 african-americans. that's where he would be. >> the income gap, at least, is significantly smaller. >> it's smaller. actual, not necessarily. average white house 100,000, average black household 5,000. >> but on the income level you are talking whites 55,000, blacks in the low to mid 30s. it's a significant improvement over what it was in the '60s, a dramatic difference. unquestionably. don't mean to argue that with you roland. last words. where do you think dr king would be today? >> the radical ideas of one generation are the commonsense ideas of the next the the idea of interracial marriage was considered taboo by most americans as 40 years ago. we accept it today. on the issue of same sex marriage dr king would see the comparison and be a supporter of same-sex marriage, even though he was ho

we have a guy coming up next wednesday the show, bill cosby.defensive back for temple university. they are growing into a pretty good football machine. so all of a sudden on my notre dame schedule this year, it's the first game that they play and bill cosby do about as well. and i said, we have to get them on the show. he flew down to philadelphia to give the team a pep talk. [laughter] neil: you have a pretty impressive rolodex over the years. the president, stars, all of that. neil: everyone says you get the reviews and it sounds so similar to the fox news experience. seventeen years ago. how different are they. espn ruling the roost. but does it bother you? you just move on? >> i haven't heard that yet. people are interested in seeing how we will approach it and what we will offer for support and everything else. >> you have a lot of these other issueas well. the new connections, you are a have connections as well. i noticed that it' bigger with your personality. is that by design? espn is a sports and events, it is about personality? >> i d

i think of bob newhart, bill cosby. a lot of comedic giants that somehow never graced that stage in that capacity. maybe they don't see you guys is acting, maybe you are just seen as bob newhart. you have shows named after yourselves. >> we took the persona of the standup world and transferred it. if i can exclude myself, in the case of bill and jerry, they just made it look too easy. tavis: what do you make of the fact that there might be some sort of inherent disrespect of the craft. that it isn't as easy as it looks. >> i think that is part of it. i am not classically trained like bill and jerry. i never studied acting. but as a comedian, it is like inherent in what you do. you just watch equal and that is where you get your humor from. the most difficult thing, when you became successful. when i had the record album that one album of the year, you are cut off from the source of your material. your material was everyday people and you had to work at it. i going to a city and people stop me and say, you sure look like

[laughter] for maybe the first time to me my misbookah cosby. >> i never thought of it that way. >> jon career it's beautiful. >> i'm very threatening on the show. >> jon: i haven't seen the show. [ laughter ] >> i'm grumpy. time in tighty whiteys all the time. it's not the image most jews would like. >> jon: is that true? >> yeah. >> jon: would jews ever agree on what image? >> no, no. oh, my god, no. >> jon: in my family we can't adegree on what channel to watch the football game on. either hd or sd that's a fight. that's how (bleep) up we are. did you lose weight? you look great. >> i'm losing weight at all times. [ laughter ] i am. let me just say this, i'll know when i've lost enough weight when people stop asking me to play chris christie. [cheers and applause] that's when i'll know. >> jon: you guys ultimately will end up playing him anyway as you lose weight he is losing weight and it's you and him in a many ofy about going to the gym. you are both going to be in such good shape. >> i would be happy to play him post what he has done. >> jon: it's about health. if you are feeling

i'm bill cosby. [laughi [laughing]. >> she has got a gift. thank you. we'll see you next captioning sponsored by comedy central (cheers and applause) >> stephen: welcome to the report. thank you. >> stephen, stephen, stephen! stephen, stephen, stephen! stephen, stephen, stephen! stephen, stephen, stephen! >> whooo! whooo! (cheers and applause) >> stephen: folks, thank you so much. thank you so much, ladies and gentlemen. as you know, if you watch the show you know i am a huge fan of the heroes that work at the nsa. they have kept america safe. in fact, thanks to them so far there has never been another september 11th, 250 o 1. so believe me, check your calendars. a recent study by the nonpartisan new america foundation backs me up. >> a new analysis of 225 individuals link to al qaeda and charged with terrorism since september 11th says nsa surveillance programs quote had no discernible impact on preventing acts of terrorism. >> stephen: see? (laughter) i don't understand what people like edward snowden are so mad about. he's violating everyone's privac

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. >> years ago bill cosby said that african-americans should take more personal responsibility for themselves. there was a prominent black anchor that said young black men should pull up their pants, stop littering, finish school and don't have a pababy out of wedl your rejection? >> personal responsibility is spornalt. there's collective responsibility too. >> next, we'll arriving dr cornel west if he'd like hillary clinton to run for president in 2016. >> we welcome back dr cornel west to ta"talk to al jazeera". you are in the midst of a war on poverty, dealing with not just white, black kids, urban, rural. what is the message. >> we have warped priorities. two years ago there was an idea to engage in a war of poverty. we had three different waves of highlighting the plighted predicament of poor people. we began on the indian reservation, with the poor whites, brown, blacks, it's a beautiful thing. we see poor people in action. each gathering has poor people's organization, you have poor muslims, christians, jews coming together. we don't have enemy. we have justice, a common foe, because y

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i thought, we have to get bill cosby on the show's. neil: i think that was part of the strategy. you have eight pretty impressive role in all of that. so how do you think this is going to go and it sounds so similar but what fox news experienced. espn rules the roost, does it bother you? you just move on? with the same? >> no, i haven't heard that. people are interested in seeing how we are going to approach it. what we are going offer is a mix of sports and everything else. neil: but it's all about the programming and you had the big draws with the connections already and there's a lot you can do with that. but was that by design? espn, the sports and events define it. it's about personality? >> i really didn't expect to be working with five other people, but they have some interesting people in there. and they have the denver broncos, and it's just terrific, neil: anyone you think will be a problem? >> no, not at all. i know one guy that the former tennis pro and they flew in a gallup name georgie thompson from england who is into soccer. do you know much about soccer? >> not r

engineers out of carnegie mellon, it looks like one of those radio car sets you would play when the cosbyhow is coming on. sure your smart phone can work as a wireless steering wheel. ist is even more interesting that same smartphone controls all the other cars on the track. it they know where they are and where you are and are adapting to real time each race is different. we have seen this artificial intelligence in videogames. on d takes all of that and brings it into the physical world. not only can you outrun your opponents, you can hold on a button and fire and match very weapons at them. all of this innovation is very impressive what it is not is cheap. a startup kit will run you $200. you get a track and two cars. more cars run $70 per pop. m it only works that should it only works -- it only works on a ios devices right now. cars will use up their battery after 20 minutes of play. is robotics, the future here, the future is now, the future is kind of expensive. game.ot to play that it is super fun. you want --y makes a supersmart group of founders behind his company. >> i got a ch

cosby is said to be working with the team of writers. that's it with "the lead." i'm jake tapper. i'll send you over to wolf blitzer in "the situation room." >>> iranian leaders raise fresh doubts about whether they will honor the nuclear deal with the west. are there tough comments sent to cnn or cause for concern as republicans look for bay to repair their image they name a woman to respond to the president's state of the union address while mike huckabee blasted the democrats saying the democrats think that women can't control their libidos. >>> and hillary clinton may not have declared for 2016 but a liberal political machine is already starting up the bandwagon. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." just days after the nuclear deal with iran went into effect, tough talk from iranian leaders raising fresh doubts of whether tehran will live up to its side of the bargain. what exactly is in that agreement and how will americans know if it's being breached? let's begin this hour with jim acosta. jim? >> wolf, it's clear that sticking points remain over this deal. admi

, it looks like one of the old radio controlled car set you would play with while waiting for "the cosbyt it's much more advanced than that. it can work as a wireless steering wheel, but the same smartphone controls all of the other cars on the track. they know where they are and you are in they adapt in real time s different. we've seen this kind of artificial intelligence and video games but this brings it into the physical world. not only can you out run but you can't fire imaginary weapons. hold down a button and watch the car in front of you country screeching halt after you have zapped it with your cannon. all of this innovation is pretty impressive but what it is not is cheap. the starter will be $200, a track and two cars. want more -- $70 per car. it only works on ios right now but they say an android app is in the works. game time is not everlasting. after 20up the battery minutes of play. but robotics, artificial intelligence. the future is here. the future is now. the future is -- kind of expensive. that game withy the ceo and it was super fun. he killed me. >> he's been at i

it looks like one of those old radio controlled car sets you might play with while waiting for "the cosbyhow." advanced.way more your smart phone can work as a steering wheel, cool. more interesting, the same smartphone controls all the other cars on the track. they know where they are and where you are and are adapting a real-time. each race is different. we have seen artificial intelligence and video games. this takes a look that and brings it into the physical world. yournly can you outrun opponents, you can fire imaginary weapons at them, hold down a button on your smart phone and watch the car in front of you come to a halt after you zap it with a virtual can. -- cannon. this is not chief, a starter kit runs you about $200. you can get a track and two cars. more cars are $70 a pop. it only works on ios devices right now, they say an android app is in the works. cars will use up their battery after 20 minutes of play. ai! the future is now. the future is kind of expensive. ceo of home depot and chrysler, bob nardelli shares lessons learned over the years. former new york giant tiki ba

"the bill cosby show" he told me was the big show in france but it was never filmed in france.e nba can be that popular in china. tech the perfect sort of way for a facebook because they have that global platform. so they will buy the rights and use it. >> thank you. from avatar to x-men and new energy. we will discuss the genius media moves into renewables. we will find out more about that in a moment. >> shell shares slide. will come in significantly lower. we will discuss the surprise later. >> welcome back. you are watching "the pulse" on bloomberg tv. energy, it has been known for making films like "avatar" and "x-men." but now they are offering a new renewable energy fund. they raise 900 million pounds last year. from on this recent trend in clean tech, i am joined by louise downing. what is different about this fund? >> of this fund exposes investors to three different types of renewable energy technology. funds launched last year that were only fixed in one sector. diversification, it lowers the energy price risk. there is a lot of skepticism among the people i am talki

i loved you so much on "the cosby show."get a picture with growler, our cameraman. >> he can, he can, he can. yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: go ahead and put your face in there. and matt, if you would just put your head in there and i will get right next to you here. got it? very good. thank you so much. that's matt leblanc, everybody. he grew up right before our eyes. and growler, too. the show is called "episodes." watch it sunday night at 10:30. we'll be right back with lupita nyong'o. >> portions of "jimmy kimmel live" are brought to you by burger king. get a delicious smooth roast small coffee free with the purchase of any savory breakfast sandwich. only at burger king. where taste is king. a honda.... i was coming from a 2007 honda accord. i traded it in for a ford fusion titanium. i, no joke, probably test-drove fifteen different vehicles. i kind of was indifferent toward ford and then i sat in the fusion for the first time and i was just like "wow!"... this is it. you have the power, but you have the fuel economy... that's wh

he should be a role model, like bill cosby tried to be a role model, like juan williams tries to be amodel. i don't understand why the president can't argue that two parent family not single mothers and so forth as the solution to upward social mobility and other problems. >> two parent family is a great thing. we've had family break up issues since the 1960s. the issue is income in equality because it's worse now than it's been since the 1920s. there's 72 issues with more equality in the united states. we're ranked up there with ghana. the reason other countries are doing better and doing better economically. there's a moral issue. pope francis talks about that clearly. i don't want to throw away half of america. there's an economic issue. the reason why corporations are hoarding cash is because not enough information buy their products. when middle class people aren't making money while the top 1% own 38% of the nation's wealth, they would spend on products. >> look at the relationship that income in equality and economic growth or income in equality and income mobility it's not the

so did abraham lincoln, the constitution, bill cosby and the current secretary of education arne duncan. he wondered how he even got his job. >> anyway, thank you, griff. >>> former congressman allen west joins us. good evening sir. >> good evening, greta. >> your thoughts about reverend wright. >> obviously reverend wright wants to make himself relevant once again. you have to come out and say something absolutely outrageous. you invite the media to come in and then you shun the media look, we are talking about him tonight. i'm sure other outlets are going to talk about him. president obama last week had to deal with the excerpts from his former secretary of defense gates' book and no he has to deal with these comments being made by reverend wright. >> these are particularly wicked. i mean, aligning him, making sort of with martin luther king's very famous statement and speech "i have a dream" that inspired so many he says barack, meaning president obama says i have a drone. i have a dream and i have a drone. >> you, of course, have the celebration of dr. martin luther king coming up t

so i used the foil lid as a spoon, cut my tongue real bad on it." [ laughter ] [ impersonating bill cosby with the pudding and the foil, putting the spoon in the mouth is the safest way to do it." [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: this one's from @dag10. hey says, "i made microwave popcorn and when i opened the bag to smell it the hot air burned my face." [ laughter ] >> steve: yes. >> jimmy: what a stupid injury, yeah. this one's from @iheartyourmom. [ laughter ] >> steve: wait a second. >> jimmy: don't worry bout it, all right? [ laughter ] he said, "i accidentally hit a friend in the face then later hit him again when i was telling someone how i accidentally hit him." [ laughter ] dÉjÀ vu. this last one is just -- needs no explanation i don't think. she says, "burnt my boob making toast." there you go. i don't want to know what -- [ applause ] those are tonight's "late-night hashtags." to check out more of our favorites go to latenightwithjimmyfallon. latenightwithjimmyfallon.com/ hashtags. we'll be back right back with "audience suggestion box." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ male announ

richard, by the way, your voice, you sound like my good friend, malcolm jamal warner, theo from "the cosby show." >> people think i'm him, too. like i look like him. i don't think so. >> there you go. justin, you're all good, too. i'm not trying to show favoritism. just saying. >> that's fine. thank you. >> bye-bye. >>> richie if "happy days." >> well, he's very talented. richie was cute. >>> a loophole in obamacare lowering the quality of some coverage. coming up, we're going to tell you how so-called bare bone plans are still being offered and it's all legal. >>> and finding a great job can be tough these days. but some baby boomers are looking past the unemployment lines and changing their careers late into their work lives. we're going to tell you what's behind all of that male announcer ] alka-seltze plus presents thcold truth. i have the flu, i took medicine bui still have symptoms. [ sneeze ] [ male announcer ] truth is not all flu products treat l your symptoms. what? [ ma announcer ] nope, they don't have an antihistamine. really? [ ma announcer ] reay. [ dog whine ] but alka-selt

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also bill cosby. the comedian is returning to tv with a family sitcom. sesame industry is trending. the muppets are getting a mini makeover as part of a project to improve kids' health. for example, cookie monster will only be eating his favorite treat just once a week. once a week rafael nadal the tennis star will face off for the 33rd time against roger federer in the australian open semifinals. hey, big waves is trending. >> yeah. get your board. that's because monster waves are starting to roll into the beaches on the north shore of hawaii. we're talking 40 to 50-foot faces here. and a storm off the hawaiian islands triggered the super, as well. waves are expected to peak this afternoon hold strong into the evening and mavericks in half moon bay is on, too. big wave surfers hitting the water tomorrow at 8 a.m. and i just asked lawrence, i guess the waves can get up to 40 feet there, as well. >> would you do it? >> are you kidding me? i love to watch it. >> i think we're all on the same page. we are good to be spectators. we don't need to be out there ourselves. good morning. we

one service interruptions as they try to cover the capital cosby cutting back operations. effects on bond ratings in term of the ability to go to market and fund projects in addition to the money you can't provide. they might not be able to raise the adequate resources. this has a really significant cascading event. i think it should be noted. >> unquestionably, senator. i think it's important to note somehow think of our prament as an urban program. the reality is this, if we had an interruption on our ability to reimburse transit agencies. the larger transit agencies the new york, philadelphia, chicago, miami, san francisco, certainly. it will work a hardship. they also have adequate funds from other sources to don't main contain operations. look at the other side of the spectrum. the rural operators the federal dollars sometimes through 20eu6 80% of the enterprise both on the capital side and the operating side. if we're not able to reimbursement them in a prompt fashion we're at risk of seeing services close their doors there. there's another, i think, reality with hav

bill cosby returning to the small screen with a new sitcom coming out and full house the cast reuniting a big super bowl ad next month. follow us at twitter at #cbssf. >> i can't wait to see them, uncle jesse and michelle. >> who is the actor that does the greek yogurt commercial? >> john stamos. >> he is so cute. >> big crush on him. >> warm fuzzy feeling. >>> the commute is great. no big accidents. and traffic looking good for bay area freeways and bridges westbound moving well at the toll plaza. this is it. traffic light across the bridge into san francisco. good options for the drive out of the east bay towards the peninsula. and 580/680 this usually is a commute that begins early and some delays for west 580 leaving the altamont pass interest 205 but this section 580 approaching 680 still moving well. just keep in mind if you plan to head for the south bay we have not had any major accidents for all of santa clara county. right here the 880/237 interchange still moving at the speed limit. in the east bay we have an intersection shut down all of this because of a downed power pole.

remember the bill cosby stuff a couple years ago. the president could pick up on that. that will solve inequality. that will help economic growth. really, republicans would play ball with him left and right. >> that's one of the problem, he's not playing ball with republicans at all. he's got an opportunity on economic legislation to go up to the hill and say i want to extend this unemployment benefits program, i want to raise the minimum wage but i know you have other ideas. you want to do tax relief, keystone -- >> in return for this. >> there's a way to get stuff going to have relationships up on the hill. he doesn't have those relationships. >> voters would love that. probably be very good for the economy. >> listen to rand paul. rand paul has great ideas. >> thank you very much. great to see you both here. >>> coming up, our first real look at obamacare numbers show how few young people are signing up and by the way, too few people overall. will the irs bully people to join obamacare and will the insurance company bailout provisions kick in? >>> later in the show,

why doesn't he take a leadership position and make what i'm going to call bill cosby type speeches, okay, and go out and talk about the culture of marriage and stability and education and have the kids later? he is uniquely qualified as president, because of his own example, maria. this is an area where i wish he would do it and a guy like me, i would support him to the hilt. >> well, i think that he is talking about economic mobility. he is talking about family structure. and i think, larry, as you have said, there is all different kinds of families and i don't believe that we get anywhere by shaming people in the situations they're in today. the fact is, half of the babies born to women under 30 are born to single mothers. now, we can talk all we want about marriage and i'm a proponent of it. i think it's important to strengthen it but it's also important to support women where they're at, support families where they are. and i think education, as you said, is a very important thing to stress. i think also financial literacy is a very important thing to stress. healthy relationships, w

one service interruptions as they try to cover the capital cosby cutting back operations. effects on bond ratings in term of the ability to go to market and fund projects in addition to the money you can't provide. they might not be able to raise the adequate resources. this has a really significant cascading event. i think it should be noted. >> unquestionably, senator. i think it's important to note somehow think of our prament as an urban program. the reality is this, if we had an interruption on our ability to reimburse transit agencies. the larger transit agencies the new york, philadelphia, chicago, miami, san francisco, certainly. it will work a hardship. they also have adequate funds from other sources to don't main contain operations. look at the other side of the spectrum. the rural operators the federal dollars sometimes through 20eu6 80% of the enterprise both on the capital side and the operating side. if we're not able to reimbursement them in a prompt fashion we're at risk of seeing services close their doors there. there's another, i think, reality with hav

der cosby are using peer >> this is not part of the renovation costs on page 39? >> we are using gsa two of us need because we have received scrutiny and much to make sure things are done right. >> let me ask you about the gsa. as i understand that come in the gsa leases 354 million square feet and 9600 buildings across 2000 communities in near $145 million renovation budget now is equivalent to over half of their entire annual budget nationwide. we are aware that? >> i don't know much about gsa's operations. that's not the agency had run. what i would say is they're the experts dealing with these projects. >> is 145 million merely to update the hvac and electrical quiet >> no. there's been different numbers here and the most recent number iciness 114 million. what i am told is two thirds of it is required in order to upgrade the basic building. we've got a tough building. when i say bach, with lisa tuff building. >> so it not your building? you are renovating the building you do not own? putting in almost as much as the entire value? i'm trying to get some compar

. >> i was talking to steve about this yesterday, in 1970, the cosbys were hot.at iran still remains america's number one nemesis, do you and your family ever feel any backlash for that? >> we do. we do. i don't want to say all the time, but it's funny because we feel american. i'm very rooted in my heritage and i am iranian, but we're iranian american. i've been in this country for a long time. we love america. but people look at us -- >> then you have to define that, right? >> you have to define it and defend it. >> are you reluctant to reveal you're iranian? do you say no, i'm persian? >> no. personally not me. i just kind of -- i'm proud of who i am. i'm an iranian american and both make me who i am. >> did the show help you do that, too? >> absolutely. i'm so glad you asked that. i feel like until now, we've been portrayed as terrorists in movies. you just see like a crazy middle eastern or iranian like ah, yelling like this. with us, there is some craziness on the show, but i think we humanize it kind of. >> we got to check it out. the 9th episode of the th

. >> cosby show. ran bow. >> ran bow?ke dolts. honey when you get off the couch. you better have this cleaned up. >> same thing with father's day cards. so one to find a good one sleeping on the couch drinking beer. >> my dad gets up at 5:00 in the morning and hardest human being i have ever met in my life. let us know what you think about that. deadly cold winter weather out there, 16 people dead now following this winter storm, below zero wind chill, thousands left without power stretching from minnesota to maine. boston, massachusetts getting 18 inches of snow. but the heaviest falling north of boston in boxford with newly two feet there. >> the storm also causing thousands of flight cancellations. nearly a thousand delays across the united states. forcing people to sleep on cots at airports. see begin to dig out. the worse still isn't over. coastal cities are keeping an eye on flooding. most the country bracing for record-breaking and some casings life threatening cold temperatures this weekend. so bad, that emergency