he is axel weber.told us what kind of program he things will address europe's problems. >> acuity program -- a qe program in my view doesn't address the problem. it addresses the issue of market access and sovereigns. sovereigns don't fund small and medium enterprises. >> i'm up here in the cold because francine lacqua has been downstairs with a fantastic panel. really great thought leadership coming out of that panel. she has people like larry summers, ray dalio, goldman sachs' gary cohn. she is going to bring us the highlights of that. they've been talking about the ecb. some really great conversations taking place. we will bring that to you in a few minutes. we'll also bring you the ecb news conference. that is live and in full at 1:30 u.k. time. if you want to follow the debate, please join in. we'll see you very shortly. ♪ >> welcome back to "the pulse" and welcome back to davos. i'm guy johnson. >> and i'm francine lacqua. we are live from switzerland and it is day to. it is all about qe. there i

axel weber saying qe is coming next week. the economy minister of france, emmanuel macron, saying government needs to back. as i walk away from my desk, the euro 1.1796/ brent lower. down %2.5. goldman sachs slashing their three-month forecast. looking for wti to hit $43. another big call in the treasury markets. u.s. treasuries below 2% on the 10 year. the best start to any year since 1998. the 10 year dropping 17 basis points. one man called this steve of hsbc. the most read story on bloomberg terminal today. he's looking for this to drop to 1.5%. in his mind, yields could go lower. >> thank you, jonathan ferro. 25 minutes from now "surveillance" with tom keene. he joins us from new york. >> congratulations to steve. i love the story jonathan mentioned. going against the grain. major in a major money centered bank. that makes a big difference. we will continue this discussion. tobias will join us from citigroup. we will look at the equity markets. we link it back to oil as well. on media stocks we had then banking to get --

congressman randy weber of texas, a frequent critic of president obama, compared him to adolf hitler saying "even adolf hitler thought it more important than obama to get to paris, for all the wrong reasons. obama couldn't do it for the right reasons." but congressman weber later issued an apology, saying "it was not my intention to trivialize the holocaust, nor compare the president to adolf hitler. the mention of hitler was meant to represent the face of evil that still exists in the world today. i now realize that the use of hitler invokes pain and emotional trauma for those affected by the atrocities of the holocaust and victims of anti-semitism and hate." but congressman weber also went on to still criticize president obama for not attending the rally. >>> attorneys for the boston marathon bombing suspect, dzhokhar tsarnaev, are asking a judge to suspend jury selection in his trial for at least a month because of the terror attacks in france. now, the filing says a delay would "allow some time for the extraordinary prejudice to diminish from comparing the attacks in paris to the

and congressman weber's been busy distinguishing himself since he got the job.r when president obama announced to congress his executive order raising the minimum wage for federal contractors, randy weber live tweeted his experience. on floor of house, waiting on "kommandant in chef, the socialistic dictator who's been feeding the u.s. a line, or is it a-lying? this is a congressman. this guy doesn't live in the youtube comments. and now in the wake of the terrorist attacks in france, congressman randy weber decided to work his magic once again on twitter. this is him on monday night. even adolf hitler thought it more important than obama to get to paris, for all the wrong reasons. obama couldn't do it for right reasons. kind of has everything, right? hitler, misspelling hitler's first name. the president, of course, a parenthetical. he's now apologized today writing, it was not my intention to compare the president to hitler. though it's hard to see what else he might have intended by comparing the president to hitler. he then continued on saying -- >> he now r

they started over and weber throwing it down.inished this contest with six steals on the day. an easy vcu goes on to win 75-58. >> interesting that a lot of nfl players comfortable speaking out against the league this year. >> they are. why not? >> that's the news for now. trading-in or selling your car truck or suv? webuyanycar.com takes the hassle out of selling in just 3 easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, book an appointment. and three, pick up a check at your nearest buying center. ♪ find out how much your car is worth ♪ ♪ at webuyanycar.com ♪ >>> on this sunday night, sea of blue. thousands turn out for a fallen officer who embodied a fall ep dream in a city where politics clashing. >> lone survivor. the girl that walked away from a plane crash. how did she do it when everything else went so terribly wrong. >>> hacking nightmare. how a cyber attacker hijacked this young woman's compute tore capture her most personal moments. how she fought back. >>> and close encounters as record number of whales converge

weber said it is a given they will highly -- hike rate's. the slide and oil helps spenders.cues a move for next week and if one that will have a big impact on the euro. >> you can see the discussion around the program that has helped the euro come down to 118. we will likely see further depreciation towards the end of the year around 110. the next guest has turned cautious on stocks and remains bullish, long-term. the founder and president joins us here for a discussion about equities. great to have you. you set here and in the summer as well as. we peaked. it is a decent call. let's look at things. where are we going question mark >> we are positive and near a timeframe in 2120. >> talk to me about the oil situation. is there an event like this? >> i remember the banks. the oil reminded me of the banks and i brought it back at 18. i'm not trying to catch a falling knife here. i want to buy them on the way up and be the smartest person in the room. >> we're talking about the death of the bull market. >> we find that most people think the characteristics are at the edge of th

weber laid out his predictions for the year to come. >> you can see the discussion around having suchgram has already helped the euro come down from one dollar 40 to one dollar 18. we're likely to see some depreciation. >> a bit of news from love honda -- louis vuitton the -- from lufthansa. unit costs will be slightly reduced. don't forget to keep an eye on what is happening across the sector after we saw another attempt to bid on aer lingus. >> let's get back to one of our top stories. paris tries to put the horrors of the past behind them. let's examine the political implications for europe as they move forward and how much red tape gets cut to allow more transparency. let's bring in the head of the company. thank you for joining us. one of the big issues in france at the moment, there were many displays in the muslim communities, the jewish communities. there is a real wave of hope or and -- of corinth -- of abhoranc e to what happened. >> i think in the medium to long term we are not going to surge as much as some commentators expect at the moment. i think what we will see is a s

but congressman randy weber of texds pushed the envelope too far.compared obama to adoll of hitler. obama could not do it for the right reasons been for the record, adolf is spelled with an "f." not a "ph." he apologized for his statement saying i need to first apologize to all those offended by my tweet. the mention of hitler was meant to represent the face of evil that exists in the world today. i realize that hitler hurts those that were victims of the holocaust. back to our panel, your thoughts on this guy that just discovered that the holocaust has emotional fire power today in comparing hitler to the president in something different. it is not exactly the same as not showing up for a very important event. >> in political rhetoric, i think there are three things off limits. your children, your mom, and adolf hitler. if a staffer tweeted that, they would have been fired. he did the right thing in apologizing. members of congress sometimes put out stupid things on their twitter feed without thinking. there are a lot of things that happen for both

weber goes down and landed awkwardly. he had to be helped off the court. he returned to court on crutches. 14th ranked vcu. they fall to richmond 64-52. also a very huge game tonight for second ranked virginia. the cavaliers. they're at home tonight. hosting fourth ranked duke in charlottesville. serena going for the grand slam title. sharapova's return hits off the net. a wicked back hand. she took the first set 6-3. second set now. serena up 6-5. maria on the serve. looking to a tie break. she does exactly that with the big-time forehand. championship point for serena. serena realizes she won the open. she continues to celebrate. she takes it 6-3, 7-6. >> share poefal cannot beat serena. >> for like a decade. domination. >> great player against everybody else though zoosh yeah she is. >>> 96 hours and counting. the hands on contest is going strong at the washington auto show. the last person standing gets a >>> on this saturday night, brutally murdered. the terror group isis claims to have beheaded another hostage after a deal for his freedom being so cl

department we like to say get out and play you said it and so our next partner that helps us is ken weber if monk knows play as you sit here now can welcome ken. >> (clapping.) good evening, everyone what an honor to be up here with with mayor ed lee and phillip and you'll i all those people that work hard to make san francisco whether we love playing on a cell phone or tablet that's why we're proud of our partnering rec and park department with the san francisco parks alliance on behalf of as you sit here now gases more than one thousand based employees we want to wish a safe and happy and hopefully happily lit holiday season. >> one piece of business left what is that. >> the lighting of the tree. >> we're going to light the tree. >> actually, my wife is boggs me around (laughter) before you before we do one thank you to two other organizations here tonight the ferries is the san francisco parks alliances two folks are here thank you to them (clapping) and also who i saw in the crowd representing the hard working who take care of our works vince from the local. >> (clapping) we're now g

malcolm weber reports from the capital kinshasa. >> reporter: follows days of protests in kinshasa ruling party politicians are trying to assert themselves. thousands of demonstrators against joseph kabila feel he is trying to change the law to extend his 13-year rule. the government refutes it. >> the issue that they don't understand is they think he wants to cling to power. have you heard them. where does it come from. >> the protests violent. opposition members say dozens have been shot dead. protesters threw stones. in some areas there has been looting. >> this is what remains. it is not clear why chinese properties are targeted. some say that many here that were jobless presenteds dangers. others say because the chinese government reported the government with infrastructure. and that the property is seen as a target. >> reporter: in the senate prosecutors have been discussions changes with the voting law. because it wants the cop census. it will delay things by years. we met an opposition politician at his home. he says he's been in prison 46 times for criticizing the government and

his part vendee so then weber of minnesota. thank you for joining us.2012 you were a cochair for mitt romney's campaign. we know that governor romney is now thinking about doing a third run. if he throws his hat in a ring, would you be a supporter? >> i have not decided yet. i'm not happy with the way he has chosen to reenter presidential politics. i think his friends need to be honest with that. he is a great man. he would be a great president. there is not a a lot of president for people losing the election and coming back. unfortunately i think that governor romney had to increasing the good years after losing the presidency. now he has had one particular week. >> have you talked to governor romney? >> i have not. i have talked to people around him. the people around him are very loyal. they should be. he is a good man. they want this to happen. i can't believe that most of them gave him the advice to handle this reemergence in presidential politics in the way that a was handled. it has not gone well for him. >> you think he has not handled his reent

the trigger-happy trickster is comedian jess weber. >> i love doing standup. i love doing improv and writing sketches. >> to get his name out, jess creates a youtube channel calling weber's way. >> we just make up funny stories, do skits, stuff like that. we try to make fun of every situation that we see on tv and the internet. >> jess decides to take on the haul video genre with a bang. he grows a mustache and compiles an arsenal of weapons. >> the gun i add in the beginning was just a pellet gun. the knife is actually a wizard knife. i did buy it at a flea market like 15 years ago. the shotgun is an air soft shotgun. it's compressed air that shoots a plastic pellet. >> jeff uses an intricate method to create the ceiling debris. who are we kidding? it's done with a tv antenna and some paper towels. >> i had the antenna come out like this and i would tape paper towel like that and i had bits and pieces of paper towel on top so when i shot the shotgun, the pellet would hit the paper towel and all the pieces would fall down. >> but the makeshift special effect h

shea weber right here. won the competition with a shot of 108.5 miles per hour. that's how fast we drive home. ten any anyone? th australian open down under. an judd set -- upset on the women's side. advancing to the round of 16. second down 45, madison rips the shot across the court. now triple match point. top seed, novak djokovic, looking to advance to the round of 16 here for the ninth straight year, second set the joker working the net. stays home. drops in a nice little soft touch down the line. taking the second set. novak had 11 aces. and there's another. moving on to the round of 16 win thing straight sets. >>> pga tour down south. third round of the humana challenge. four-way tie for first at 17-under. 3-under 69 on the day. matt kutcher had the lead at 18ure but struggled down the stretch. check out 17. off the rock in the drink, nothing but net. 1-under 71. tied for fifth and one back. >>> congratulations to san francisco's tim durbin. just before noon yesterday finished the world marathon challenge, seven marathons in seven days on seven constant ine

. >>> republican randy weber is upset. posted a tweet last fight saying even adolph hitler thought it more important than obama to get to paris, for all the wrong reasons. obama couldn't do it for the right reasons? president jimmy carter stopped by the ""daly" show" with jon stewart and said you guys blamed mr. obama for not going to the rally. >> first, a lot of reference has to be made with 36 hours notice. i can understand how it would be very difficult for president obama to go at the last minute. secondly, he has other duties to perform, he has been on vacation, i'm sure papers on his desk are piled up this high. >> on the flipside california's lt. gov. gavin newsom announced he will not be running for the spot. venezuela soccer legend is trying to squash rumors that former president fidel castro has died. he says he got this letter in the mail t. 88-year-old castro has not made a public appearance in over a year. some of the recent photos were taken in private meetings with the presidents of china and russia in july

shea weber right here. won the competition with a shot of 108.5 miles per hour.drive home. ten any anyone? the australian open down under. an judd set -- upset on the women's side. advancing to the round of 16. second down 45, madison rips the shot across the court. now triple match point. top seed, novak djokovic, looking to advance to the round of 16 here for the ninth straight year, second set the joker working the net. stays home. drops in a nice little soft touch down the line. taking the second set. novak had 11 aces. and there's another. moving on to the round of 16 win thing straight sets. >>> pga tour down south. third round of the humana challenge. four-way tie for first at 17-under. 3-under 69 on the day. matt kutcher had the lead at 18ure but struggled down the stretch. check out 17. off the rock in the drink, nothing but net. 1-under 71. tied for fifth and one back. >>> congratulations to san francisco's tim durbin. just before noon yesterday finished the world marathon challenge, seven marathons in seven days on seven constant inepts. last one was i

dante weber to mow, alley cox easy dunk there. a seventh-point game. good ball movement there.nocks down the three-point shot. vcu now 12-3. they win it 71-65. so lots of good games tonight but wizards and accounts getting good victories on trading-in or selling your car truck or suv? webuyanycar.com takes the hassle out of selling in just 3 easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, book an appointment. and three, pick up a check at your nearest buying center. ♪ find out how much your car is worth ♪ ♪ at webuyanycar.com ♪ thank you cable. for the slower internet upload speeds. for making me wait longer to share my photo albums. thank you cable, because if we never had you... we wouldn't know the incredible difference verizon fios makes. the numbers don't lie. in customer satisfaction studies, fios is rated #1 in internet speed and reliability, and hd picture quality. get a fios triple play online at an amazing price guaranteed for two years and get a $400 bonus with a two year agreement. hurry! it's your last chance! this offer ends january 17th. call the verizon ce

that shot of the night came from nashville's shea weber. that was a 108.5 miles an hour slapshot.k imitating one of the blue jackets earlier. he pulled a seven-year-old boy on the ice and he took hold of calgary rookie a new jersey native to guide him in to score a goal and kind of stole the moment there. >>> you just saw the nhl skills competition but ohl's max dome should be there. flipping over the goalie tapping it into the net. unbelievable. he has 64 points in 33 games this season. if he keeps scoring goals like that one, i think you'll see him in the nhl pretty don't wait for awesome... totino's pizza rolls... ...gets you there in just 60 seconds. go bold with flavors that kick. (humming) oh yeah. (humming) they're magically delicious. ha! very funny, kyle. . >> well, this winter weather is the perfect backdrop for an outdoor fundraiser. in bensalem more than 500 people braved ice cold temperatures and plunged into the delaware river. the seventh annual eastern polar bear plunge benefits the special olympics. they raised more than a hundred thousand dollars. congratulations

. >> james: our jobs back to the webers camera is shows the clouds often the distance to consider theme of the bid as we just near sunrise is a half hour away from it we have a little mixing of clear skies and some clouds will have to fall out their temperatures are looking pretty good before is a cross the bay santa rosa 39 mild and the city to purchase downtown san francisco about 54 is really have enough the petaluma down to zero visibility. >> james: is got worse and worse over the past hour half of visibility in napa that number also falling we have a small visibility in concord 7:00 to have all said this is the international is about four a minute delay for flights coming into the airport temperatures this afternoon will have to be really nice will have to instill sunshine the fog lifted will all enjoy less of the clear skies tempted will be in the mid-60s and the south they look for 66 instead of a slightly more for los gatos and campbell and all mountain valley. >> james: ulcers is for the delta mid-cities to livermore valley and san ramon valley and you make your way out for

one more story to show you representative randy weber.he caller had mentioned the fact that the incidents in paris. a lot of skrichlts about the white house not sending a high level official. randy weber september out a tweet saying adolph hitler thought it more important to obama to get to paris for all of the wrong reasons. obama couldn't do it for the right reasons. weber's comparison according to the story in the washington post followed an apologies for not certainlied to go someone with a higher profile. the tweet from weber's verified account went live before 9:30 p.m. on monday tracting pretty much instant attention and ridicule. vote trans of the twitter outrage cycle were not surprised to see the et tweet deeted. another tweet followed from his verified website that said i need to apologize for those offended by my tweet. it was not my intention to compare the president to adolf hitler. imagine if he was here to represent the face of evil. i realize the et use of hitle invoke pain and emotion trauma for those affected by the atr

shay weber right here won the competition with a shot of 108.5 miles an hour. these shots are wide.es are hard to find. >>> australian open continues down under. sharapova, winning in the match. sharapova moves on for the seventh time in the aussie open. winning in straight sets. nadal with a real test. 6'8" kevin anderson. anderson had him on the ropes in the first. from then on it was smooth sailing winning three sets. match point right there. rafael moving on to face tomas burdich. eric compton to putnam. matt had the lead at 18 under. bogeyed three of the last four. finds the rock. into the drink. one under 71. tied for fifth, but only one back. >>> coming up my former teammate, dwight hicks back in the bay area with his second act in life. stick around. we'll see you then. >>> coming up, high winds caused havoc in southern california. the problem many residents are still dealing with tonight. >>> a shocking turn of events involving a japanese man being held hostage by the islamic state. >>> the newspaper at the center of the deadly attack in france. now on sale in south african

global -- these laid advice a weber east, they travel, lifestyle, we have on innings jena, and observe and i. so we will paint watch will we paint? two hours long? >> every painting here is two hour painting. i'll be on going step-by-step. fun gale. follow the leader. >> the way we can break it down for energy. >> and byob. >> that's important step, it is byob, and almost mandator. >> i jena is always here drinking. >> yes. >> comes in drunk. >> okay. really? we're going to have some fun painting with a twist,. >> you have a twist all right. >> so tonight oh, look at him, twist it. something you need to know. because, empire is finally premiering tonight. and you know, there is a philly connection to this show. so we're talking to one of the starrings of the show, that's right, paragi will be on the show. but first maybe 2015 is the year you should just settle. settle for love. yes, new website taking a different spin on on line dating. but, here's the thing, do you have confess something before you join. we'll tell but this websi [ leguizamo ] hey, i'm john leguizamo, and i love new y

the german sociologist max weber argued that western religion was in the throes of disenchantment, a __ singles nothing more clearly than a massive generational shift towards reinterment. political christianity lost its bark. where now that spark may be found is a great drama of american religious life in a 21st_century. thanks. [applause] >> thank you all for sticking this out. my name is matt sutton from washington state university. i'm not just referring to the day's proceedings __ substantial numbers of americans believe that the universe is rapidly moving towards its close. many americans are waiting for the icecaps to melt. global epidemics like ebola to spread. there is no doubt that americans, in recent decades, have been consumed by popular nightmares. for some americans, there's a particularly religious dimension to this, as well. a recent poll revealed that 41% of all americans, that is well over 100 million people, and 58% of white evangelicals believe that jesus is definitely or probably coming back by the year 2050. their conviction that the second coming is imminent pr

florida congressman dan weber got 12 votes and fellow floridian richard nugent who supported him, were kicked off the influential house rules committee. here with reaction to this and much, much more the one and only great one mark levine with us. you know it seems to me the opposite should happen. speaker boehner was going to meet with president obama next week, mark should go to these conservatives and say let's talk, what's the problem what can we do, where is it that you think that i'm failing as speaker and what can i do better and how can we work together against the radical obama agenda. why not handle it that way? why do it this way? >> conservatives who think he's done a lousy job of speaker. as a matter of fact, sean, those 25 patriots who didn't vote for him are in line with the vast majority of the republicans. as you know by profession he's a pollster, 60% of republicans in this country obviously outside the beltway, do not want john boehner as speaker. and about 85% or 90% of the republicans in the house do. and several of those freshmen who said they would not vote for b

. >> they're racing toward the county line, so cox calls weber county for backup. >> so i called to thet county ahead and had officers waiting for them. and then they hit a hill and i was able to catch up to them. >> finally, the pursued vehicle slows, stops. as deputy cox approaches the waiting car, he realizes someone in the car is either terrified or in horrible pain. >> i could hear yelling and screaming. as i walked up to the car i said, "what's going on?" >> dude, we're having a baby! >> is she having it right now? >> yeah. we're going to have a baby right now. we're headed to the hospital right now. >> okay. i can't have you going 100 miles an hour. how far along is she? >> the contractions are every two minutes right now. >> the husband seemed to be very grateful that the traffic stop did take place because it was almost like a load got taken off of his shoulders that there was help there. >> fortunately, deputy cox is a trained paramedic in davis county it's a requirement for his job, but he wonders if they need an ambulance. >> please! >> all right, dusk she have an urge to pu

a short time ago weber tweeted an apology and said he didn't intend to trivialize the holocaust or compare the president to hitler. >>> stranded in the wood with a broken arm, a woman's incredible survival story and the pocket-sized snack that helped her ride out the night. >>> then consumer reporter erika gonzalez unveils a brand-new tool that could help you save thousands on your home payments. >>> storm team 4 tracking a new system that could make a mess tomorrow morning. v.j.? >> that's right. and we hit air early tomorrow starting at 4:00 a.m. because of snow and ice. when we return we'll show you where our biggest concerns are for the mornin. technology has improved our lives, in small ways. in big ways. but what about this? couldn't this be better too? at redfin we asked ourselves the same question. which led us to create new ways to take you inside a home or instantly schedule a tour. but we paired that with our own agents who aren't paid on commission but on your happiness. and that's what makes it all work the world has changed and now real estate has too. >>> we want to hear fro

. >>> more now on the apoolg from republican -- the apology from congressman randy weber under fire after president for not attending the rally in paris. he said i need to first apologize to all of those who were offended by my tweet. it was not my intention to trivialize the holocaust or compare the president to hitler. i now realize that the use of hitler invokes pain and emotional trauma for those effected by the atrocities of the holocaust and victims of anti-semitism and hate. on capitol hill today, congressional leaders of the brand new 114th congress met with president obama. afterwards members of both parties gave wonderfully positive hopes for the meeting and efforts to achieve big-agenda items. >> we're in a position to make sure that 2015 is an even stronger year and relative to our competitors, we are holding much better cards. the key now is for us to work as a team to make sure we build on this progress. obviously there are disagreements around the table on a whole range of issues but there is where we can agree and that is where we're going to focus. >> however some of the

former republican congressman vin weber served as senior adviser to romney during his 2012 campaign.oes this surprise you? >> it surprises me. all of the signals governor romney was sending was that he was likely to run and close supporters said they thought it was about an 80% likelihood. i'm a great add mirror of governor romney but glad he's not running. i think the process of running for the third time would have been pretty tough on him and now he has a chance to resume his role as the most respected guy in the republican party and one of the most respected guys in the country. even though it's hard to believe that somebody can say you're a great admirer of somebody but that is my view. >> do you think it was because key supporters past supporters iowa and elsewhere were moving to jeb bush? do you think that was part of the calculation? >> my guess and it's a guess that he saw there were a lot of viable candidates. jeb bush has done a good job and attracted some support. i think governor walker has made progress and marco rubio is making progress and chris christie after a bad f

. >> last time he was having weber appetizers, small portions streaming live, driving pictures from waynecounty. how is it looking jim? >> 252, just about to turn onto lancaster avenue here, in paoli. and really you can see the roads are just wet at this point. you can see maybe a coating here on the sidewalks where it hasn't been shoveled. really not slowing you down too much. light snow falling here. the thing that you might run into is your washer fluid testifily going to need that today with the salt sprague up off the road. temperatures are in the mid 20's, roads are wet you might see refreezing, but really as i drive around, here, it is mostly just wet roads couple of turn lanes maybe on and off-ramps aren't use that much. might have bit of coating as you get further off 422 for example, westbound from king of prussia, you see little bit more snow. maybe an inch, up to 2 inches, out toward limerick. but as the morning rolls on, things clearing up pretty nice out on the roads so far at least. >> now, jim, you mention the refreezing that possibly will be happening. did you finds any s

i remember your friend and former house member, vin weber said one of the striking things about mostnew members that year -- wasn't talking about you -- was that they wraerment happy about coming to washington. it was an unpleasant duty. there was no sense or appreciation of the institution. is that the same thing with these newcomers. >> being a part of the class of 2010, you had a lot of people sent here with big ideas and big hopes just like we are in 2014. but i think sort of the practical pragmatism work ethic maybe it's a little different. they know the tough slog it will be over the next two years as we try to put ideas together, as we try to build that consensus and build that support. but i do think if you look at the people who are elected to the senate in particular there are some amazingly talented and incredibly smart people, dedicated public servants, business people going do a good job. >> many with political experiences. you are moving from the house where partisanship really is a way of life. i mean most votes are along party lines. should the senate -- it only can b

mark weber is the author of "always in fashion." ♪ >> live from bloomberg headquarters in new york, thiskers." >> prices, good for consumers, but what about business? we will hear from an extraordinary ceo. doubling down. some companies find it was a losing that. and a 1% face-off. welcome to the second hour of "market makers. " so: is here to help us out today. retail sales took a nosedive last month. it is the biggest drop in almost a year. almost every ring that was down led by electronics and clothing stores, the number one likely to prompt economists. that will be what will cause them to scale back their growth forecasts in 2015. fourth-quarter profit fell almost 7% over jpmorgan down. a 23% drop in revenue for fixed income trading, the golden child of the bank and at wells fargo, thanks to increased lending, it has been expanding through loans. ann shares of tesla motors are down. electronic carmaker will not turn a profit until 2020. elon musk says tesla ran into speed bumps in china last year. >> we had more than enough demand to make up for china. we will fix the china issue in

because of it but it is something which will have to keep an eye upon and tracking you're ride to the webers that the back of the starting to forge tear into the mid realize have not yet been activated and probably will be within the next 10 to 12 minutes however if you're heading for the san mateo bridge nor the backed up yet is still pretty easy ride for your westbound truck remember you can get traffic any sign of the kron 4 mobile application is a free download works on both android and apple platforms. >>mark: the four long fire and listened this to killed one person will is live on the scene right nowscene >>will tran: injured six others including a firefighter there will be allowed back in a building in the meantime there is a police officer on the scene to preserve this area not allowing any traffic other than city buses to come through the switch was the first and 22nd and mission streets keep that in mind what show you the bill this fire broke out at 645 on wednesday to different stores the residents are saying that they did not hear any smoke detectors some of them said that there

axel weber kicked off that story this morning. main market guys have been telling us that. you can see it on the screen. the euro has been dipping strongly. there has been a speed through into the exports. ec castoffs doing well -- bmw trading higher, daimler, stocks like renault in paris -- they have been a good day as they continue to motor on. the biggest holdings in government bonds here in europe they continue to gain in value. the yield continuing to get crushed. the spanish-yield under pressure. 10-year. mario draghi wanted asset prices up. he wanted to get the euro lawyer -- lower. he wanted to get the export market moving. tick i the box there. he did even more what's on were expecting in the market close reflecting that. >> guy johnson, thank you. >> we are at the world economic forum. you heard guy johnson talking about quantitative easing. we have been looking for the right people to talk to, and if you walk around the town long enough, you will run into the king of the mountain, sitting right here, larry fink the chai

and congressman randy weber comes to their defense, shall i say.s, don't make hitler comparisons. but randy weber, republican congressman from texas tweeted this even adolf hitler thought it more important than obama to get to paris. for all the wrong reasons. can't you just say obama should have sent somebody more high-profile. into the equation than bringing up adolf hitler? >> and spelling his name wrong. i don't know what to say, just don't do it. >> once again, washington has found a way to insert itself into something it didn't need to. it will cause them at least a day's worth of criticism. would you think by now that the white house would have figured these types of things out and that house republicans or at least leadership would be telling the rank and file don't do stuff like this. it's politics 101. he hasn't taken it down. in the most crass of moments he's probably thinking this will only lead to good things for me. it will draw more attention to me this isn't the kind of attention you want and it's certainly not the attention that jo

weber. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas, mr. weber, is recognized for two minutes. mr. weber: i rise in support of the rule and two underlying bills, h.r. 3 the keystone x.l. pipeline act. i thank congressman crammer and for the leadership for making it a priority at the beginning of this congress. it has been 2,302 days since the first permit application was filed for keystone x.l. now, folks, that is before the apple ipad was released. six years ago. the state department's exhaustive study of this project has led many to conclude that the keystone x.l. is the most studied pipeline in history. looks the only job it's produced has been for those studying it. the department has concluded that this pipeline will be safe and environmentally sound, period. despite this favorable review, the administration has failed to make a decision on a project that will strengthen our relationship with an important ally and create american jobs -- 40,000, to use their number. in addition, the canadian oil, this pipeline will also transmit american oil from north dakota and montana.

area of not looking at any hot spots as you take a look in some of the bridges along the area the webers laws should read now very quiet conditions as the work your way into san francisco to san mateo bridge problem for you both directions. >> erica: drive times over and is from hayward to foster city keep in mind nor the the shot we have areas of dense fog as the tech a lot of the that the russian center for a bridge and no incidents to report a problem for a conditions for the west roundtrip. -- richmond san rafael >> james:this morning on the kron 4 morning news.police searching for a third suspect in a carjacking that happened while kids were in the car. >> reporter: i sing of fat men smoking in the bag who was sitting by me and asking the man in the front holding a gun he was trying to tell me to get out and he punched me and then we pointed his gun at me and needed to go get my brother. >> reporter: the two card that person of down the street but it was a dead and so i came back by the house followed by a third accomplice driving a white car. >>: i feel so of possible because that

spots right now it is a friday will likely see of lead star to the commute except for a year for the webersing at the ride here are 92 for the san mateo bridge is an easy chair with the eastbound on the right side of the screen or west from are coming back in the opposite direction toward hayward. >> erica: alive the sfo for this building but it is called fairfield just a three to is of a mile into the afternoon there's possibility of respect for the north that out to track and therefore it come up in my next report. >>mark: the government is reportedly taken to people hostage near paris. now? developing news out of as we continue to follow the developments here this right now is going for the sweeps the laws to prevent any new violence impairs post office will bring you more information as it comes and the tears we also going in building two tear suspect was killed in a shootout in attack on police buildings were stopped and the suspect was arrested police said two men killed at just returned from syria is not clear whether the into in belgium had any direct ties with last week's terror at

randy weber now marking those over double digits saying they will not support the speaker for a third term. a producer for fox news on capitol hill tweets this -- by the way the "washington post" reporting this morning that speaker vote is held by roll call and could take more than an hour, a length of time that makes boehner supporters uneasy. boosters will be ready to counsel and our cameras will be in the chamber to watch this vote on hold. cameras and other begin our allowed on opening day of congress and other joint sessions of congress for a couple of hours. you will be able to see different angles of the chamber that you do not normally get to see. after that, control of the cameras will go back to the house and the senate as usual. tune in and watch this vote take place here on c-span. host: end up until that will take place this morning, our phone lines are open, take your comments on the opening day of the 114th comments -- congress. the numbers are on the screen. happy to hear your thoughts on any of the policy on opening day of the new congress, or past congresses as well.

weber. the gentleman from florida mr. posey is recognized. >> thank you mr. chairman i would like to thank the witnesses for showing up today and bringing their testimony. this is one of those days where another committee meeting with votes was required so some of us didn't get to see the demonstration of your vehicle and at the chairman would indulge us i would be interested and i think some of the others would be interested in saying it. >> do we have it? >> we can get it back up on air in about one minute. >> let's have another quick brief demonstration perhaps to use more airspace. [laughter] >> we will do fine haircuts within 2 feet of somebody said so a few can stay above that. he is going to show you leaf blower mode with your papers on your desk. it will take him about 30 seconds or 45 seconds to connect to the wi-fi network. do you have any quick questions in the meantime? >> the silence is going to this committee too. okay, perfect, sounds good. another fun fact is that he will be piloting this drawn from his iphone as well as seeing it live hd feed

weber with be is recognized. from thank you, mr. chairman. and i don't know where to start.the permits issued -- there's been -- let me understand this. i came in late. so there's been 14 permits approved? is that right? >> for small civil aircraft operators, yes. we have two certificated aircraft that are operate region commercially in alaska and there are a tremendous number of over 700 public aircraft operators -- in other words, government operators -- that we've approved. >> are they based on size mr. williams? category 1 might be that you could fly up to something that's 200 pounds@ 500 pounds? or is there a weight limit? >> well, the faa in general takes a risk-based approach to all our approvals. the reason there are different levels of approval is there's different levels of risk. for these very small ones that we're now approving through an exemption process we are essentially, because of their size, weight and operating environments approving -- basically waiving most of the manned aircraft rules so they don't have to apply. >> what's. a small weight? >> under 55

weber: thank you. great questions. i didn't talk about the fact that i have five ports in my district on the gulf coast of texas, more than any other member of congress. some have four. i have five. l.n.g. plants l.p.g. plants. 60% of the nation's jet fuel is produced in my district. 60% of the nation's jet fuel. an extremely large amount, a classified amount of the military's fuel. they won't tell me how much. but a large amount of the military's fuel. strategic petroleum reserves abound in my district. again we can't find how much, but it's a huge amount. from a foreign affairs initiative -- and i've been over to japan. i've been over to the philippines. i've been to hong kong, south korea, taiwan. they want our l.n.g. they would much rather buy it from us than from the russian bear. don't you know the people in ukraine would much rather be dependent on us because we're not a dictatorship. at least not supposed to be. and we're not -- we're not going to cut off their fuel because we have a disagreement with the way t

weber of texas, gohmert. webster of florida. webster. welch of vermont. welch of vermont. wenstrup boehner. westerman, boehner. westmoreland, boehner. whitfield, boehner. williams, boehner. wilson of florida pelosi. wilson of south carolina boehner. wittman, boehner. womack boehner. woodall, boehner. yarmuth, pelosi. yoder, boehner. yoho yoho. young of alaska. young of alaska. young of iowa boehner. young of indiana boehner. zeldin, boehner. zinke, boehner. the clerk of the house: the clerk will now call the names of the representatives-elect who did not answer the first call of the roll. the clerk: boehner. boehner. carter of texas. carter of texas. cicilline. cicilline. clarke of new york. clarke of new york. costa. costa. crenshaw boehner. crowley. crowley. duckworth. duckworth. ellison, pelosi. engel. engel. fincher, boehner. gowdy. gowdy. gutierrez, pelosi. higgins. higgins. lowey. lowey. carolyn maloney. carolyn maloney. sean maloney. sean maloney. meeks. meeks. meng. meng. nadler. nadler. nolan. nolan. nunnelee. nunnelee. price of north carolina. price of north caro

here's randy weber, republican of texas, the greatest threat to our future generations will be debt and not climate change. jason smith, a republican from missouri from the eighth district, if the administration continues with its climate regulations, the gdp loss could be more than $2.5 trillion in 2030. congressman of south carolina, the best scientists are all telling us question really? all question i wasn't aware of that, interesting, wrong, but interesting. mick mullaney talking about the president's comments last night. glenn kessler looked into the president's numbers that he cited on it be the warmest years on record. 14 of the past 15 years to place in the first 15 years of this century and quoted at the president was exciting research from several government agencies. they include, the national oceanic and administrative administration, and nasa as well. the environmental group very happy with the president's comments. here is a statement from michael brown. he is the executive director when it comes to the climate crisis, the president knows the stakes and tonight he undersc