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people that came from the sort of tacked understanding that we are now part of the inner circle so alan rosswas somebody who had organized obama's tech team in the campaign. she brought him in at a high level. she raised, elevated jared cowen who was a condi rice protÉge who had been the state department did a lot of innovative things with text messaging and other forms of technology that affect foreign policy. he is now the head of google ideas. he ended up very crucial to what she was doing. i think what you saw over time was a willingness to try to address deficiencies in her operation by bringing in new people and i think that was something that was part of her campaign and previous to that. i would argue that's one of the things you could see overtime was opening in up to new ideas and people. >> you brought up the new hampshire moment and i think you guys will all remember the moment where she cried a little bit. i think that was really hard for her to understand that people really wanted to see that emotional side of her. they wanted her to embrace the fact that she was a woman candid

." ♪ pump it up >> i'm joe kernen along with becky quick and andrew ross sorkin. alanoint. he wants to just hide. futures at this hour are -- no, you were okay. you're good. >> he wants to talk about the spr. >> he's a college professor. all right. you're young. you're dealing with young people all the tile, right? they are unrestricted, right? >> we do a lot of training subjects of what not to get into with the college students. >> last week we were up after all was said and done, right? >> yes. it was rough. >> what did yellen say? she said six months and that made it much earlier there was confusion. the dow jones news wires ran a headline that they'd be raising rates as early as this fall. there was confusion because she said something that people thought they were going to raise rates in the fall. >> six months later would put you into the middle of next week. >> so much for the honeymoon with her. the markets are ready to do anything at any time. you have to be very careful. >> it's dropped like 100 points. >> it was 180 at one point. i was skiing, looked at it a

alan wang, abc7 news. >> certainly a major inconvenience for them. >> the flames tore through the building. we want to show you the veer ross tee of the fire.mages were taken at 5:45 at the worst of it and video taken an hour and a half later. the fire crews made quick work of the flames, but there was no stoping the destruction. it could not be stopped. viewers are sending spectacular video. this is from adam f. thank you, adam. >> smoke could be seen all the way in the north bay. this view from san rafael and you can see the smoke in in the distance. you could see the plume of smoke in the city's skyline. and preschoolers looked on as the fire rages on the other side of the window. e-mail your photos and videos to you report at kgo-tv.com. >>> now, at the height of the fire, flaming debris was literally raining down on the entire area. leslie brinkley is live with what witnesses saw and experienced tonight. leslie? >> here on the ucsf campus there is a strong smell of smoke tonight. you can see the winds whipping around and there is plenty of the charred debris blowing around on the street that just rained down on the sidewalks here. that

alan wang, abc7 news. >> certainly a major inconvenience for them. >> the flames tore through the building. we want to show you the veer ross tee of the fire. these images were taken at 5:45 at the worst of it and video taken an hour and a half later. the fire crews made quick work of the flames, but there was no stoping the destruction. it could not be stopped. viewers are sending spectacular video. this is from adam f. thank you, adam. >> smoke could be seen all the way in the north bay. this view from san rafael and you can see the smoke in the dance. in the distance. you could see the plume of smoke in the city's skyline. and preschoolers looked on as the fire rages on the other side of the window. e-mail your photos and videos to you report at kgo-tv.com. >>> now, at the height of the fire, flaming debris was literally raining down on the entire area. leslie brinkley is live with what witnesses saw and experienced tonight. leslie? >> here on the ucsf campus there is a strong smell of smoke tonight. you can see the winds whipping around and there is plenty of the charred debris blowing around on the street that just rained down on the s

alan wang, abc7 news. >> certainly a major inconvenience for them. >> the flames tore through the building. we want to show you the veer ross tee of the fire.mages were taken at 5:45 at the worst of it and video taken an hour and a half later. the fire crews made quick work of the flames, but there was no stoping the destruction. it could not be stopped. viewers are sending spectacular video. this is from adam f. thank you, adam. >> smoke could be seen all the way in the north bay. this view from san rafael and you can see the smoke in the dance. in the distance. you could see the plume of smoke in the city's skyline. and preschoolers looked on as the fire rages on the other side of the window. e-mail your photos and videos to you report at kgo-tv.com. >>> now, at the height of the fire, flaming debris was literally raining down on the entire area. leslie brinkley is live with what witnesses saw and experienced tonight. leslie? >> here on the ucsf campus there is a strong smell of smoke tonight. you can see the winds whipping around and there is plenty of the charred debris blowing around on the street that just rained down on the sidewalks

ross sorkin. who is in washington, d.c. this morning. he's going to be joined by former fed chairman alan greenspan coming up at 7:30 a.m. greenspan will be part of our countdown to the jobs report. the labor department will be releasing the jobs report at 8:30 eastern time. economist res expecting nonfarm payrolls to come in at 152,000. the unemployment rate is expected to tick down slightly to 6.5%. as an added bonesus, the january trade deficit numbers are going to be released, as well. that number is expected to come in at $38.4 billion. both those reports will be released at 8:30 a.m. and that jobs number is going to be important. joe, what if we come in at 6.5%? >> that's a key number. we don't believe they're going to do anything there, do we? >> they're talking their w

ross sorkin. who is in washington, d.c. this morning. he's going to be joined by former fed chairman alan greenspan coming up at 7:30 a.m. eastern time. greenspan will be part of our countdown to the jobs report. the labor department will be releasing the jobs report at 8:30 eastern time. economist res expecting nonfarm payrolls to come in at 152,000. the unemployment rate is expected to tick down slightly to 6.5%. as an added bonesus, the january trade deficit numbers are going to be released, as well. that number is expected to come in at $38.4 billion. both those reports will be released at 8:30 a.m. and that jobs number is going to be important. joe, what if we come in at 6.5%? >> that's a key number. we don't believe they're going to do anything there, do we? >> they're talking their way out of that somehow. it came across the bottom. it says yellen will do all she is capable of. >> i saw that, too. i read into that deeper. apparently that was her swearing in speech. >> she swore as she said it? i will do anything i can do -- during her swearing in? >> the first one i saw that i said, what? and then i said, okay, ok