if we get a deal that removes this threat, that's good for everybody. so think in both parties we need to get away from the idea that if you try something and it fails, that makes you a failure. we actually have to get more creative about trying in all elements of our public policy. you cannot do risk-free foreign policy and do great things. you can't do risk-free domestic policy. i'm going on a tangent but i think it's relevant. in this case the iran deal could fail and that doesn't mean that it was wrong to try it. what would be wrong is to give something up while trying it. >> so the president could succeed in doing for national security what he did for obamacare. he could end up with the equivalent of the website -- >> lower the uninsurance rate? >> let me ask you a second thing about hillary. there's a new cover coming out on "the new york times" called "planet hillary." today we learned it has a new powerful satellite orbiting around it which is one of the pieces, i said it right, one of the pieces of the obama team, a priorities usa super pac. my

this still could be a rather big deal. 15 billion or $16 billion deal when it is all said and done. here,s still an unknown because time warner cable management has continued to push back on that $132 it is that -- price. >> just inside, i know that comcast has something like 39 states, but they want to cut cost. they want to sell more programming, they want to sell more advertising. what all of the cable companies want. >> that is part of the deal here, john malone, the lib erty media chairman is now the leader of this 27% of charter, that weas said publicly need more consolidation in this industry in order to keep up with the times, to keep up with netflix, hulu, the satellite all been, they have stealing customers away from the cable industry. by getting bigger, you get a skirt -- you can exert more leverage. and was over programming, cbs wanted to raise the fees. the content companies have a lot of leverage over the pay-tv providers, and by getting figures, -- bigger, they can rebalance that. >> some big names involved,

responsible negotiator that can deliver a deal on their behalf. but as you raise the question secretary of state john kerry is in israel today trying to get israeli powless danehy -- palestine peace talks going again. this is a tough and unrewarding jobs. he went to do with it and the result is he becomes one of the west's goals in the middle east. we used to have a lot now it is down to three. stopping iran to get the barn, ending the conflict in syria in getting the israeli-palestinian agreement sullivan -- settlement with you can get diplomacy to succeed there then it will spill over can king give some life into the diplomatic efforts that are the only real solution to the peace process. it is setup for but diplomacy takes time. i'm delighted to lead the charge. >> we have time for one more question. >> i am from south korea. method of the country can produce up bomb what is your opinion about that? >> north korea has demonstrated capability they have done three nuclear test the first two were not successful but the last one was. they now have t

and the process began in november when the government turned down a deal with the europeaeuropean union, and it hn a violent turn. we have the ambassador to the ukraine, john hurst. and research associate from the ukrainian studies. and from the ukraine, the executive director of the national minorities of the ukraine. ambassador, let me start with you. you heard our reporter in the square mention that over time, the demonstrators have upped their demands, and they have seen the possibility for getting a greater prize. did yanukovych miss an opportunity. and does he continue to miss them? >> i'm not sure that the protesters have upped their demands. in the very first days of late november, people in the square were calling for the president yanukovych to step down, and they are doing it again now. i'm not sure that those demands are realistic. i think that there are many steps that mr. yanukovych has to take to try to quell the arrests. but it's unlikely that he will step down there power. what we have seen over the past two months is a regularly handheld effort by mr. yanukovych to per

if there's a nuclear deal. there will be more of the realists or even some of the reformers allowed to run. i went to see khomeini is granddaughter who is a leading women's rights activist, and she talked about the nuclear deal would determine women's rights. if there is a nuclear deal, the president will be all the more empowered to do things on other issues, including rights for women. they have a sense that they really want this deal. and that is i think to the advantage of the nuclear team. for all the obstacles they face from the hard-liners who still control the judiciary, still control the legislature, there is a real public mood in favor of a deal. and i think to answer the question, the amount of that surprised me. >> same page? >> well, a couple of surprises or just things that i was able to see that might interest you. i got to know a first rate from what i can tell, really world class scientists, molecular biologist, somebody who is doing work dealing with neurodegenerative disease like what my daug

decision to deny that an eighty three billion dollars in the chinese compete to make a second make a deal on us soil in a week what tops a hasty retreat. i can go from them at the phone handset business the company is keeping its lucrative profits including the android smartphone. i do. coming up in his old pal research or lower flush the cash and get them i am a little souls from sentimental given them by just for me that is designed to normandy with them everyday. human rights abuse but also of mass i met while or do we take but why is it that much. the irony. fs big spending an hour a social hour showed off their latest acquisition on wednesday when they unveiled from the national he'll have to buy. twenty eight year old cab i has agreed a free coffee a deal with the french champions the page you can also united twenty three million euros for the mad fella. cab i was and it away from the north east of england by the prospect of playing champions league football and human. his presentation. have i said we had trouble qualifying for the champions league last season. we were very close to

will there be a deal on their nuclear ambitions? can they get a final deal? >> i hope so. there is a window there. this is a fragile situation. most of the parties involved globally with the iranian leader, we have to be careful. everyone seems to want to avoid the worst. we do not want it to end up to be a catastrophic war. i think the window is there. you know how these things go out. there will be a setback and the look like all hope is gone, but the conditions are there for a deal. that would be a good thing. the american people look at things like syria and iran. they are weary of war. they see it as a danger to the economy. the american people are rooting strongly for john kerry and them to -- >> we all like a good deal, but what do you think about the process for a realistic deal? >> any deal that is strong enough to persuade the concerns of democratic and republican members of congress is unlikely to receive full compliance from iran. they might sign it, but six months from now, we will find that they are not fully in compliance. as a result, congress will try to ac

this is a big deal. the door for what facebook and twitter are, potentially. from the ipo and the politics surrounding it. and a challenge to get in those markets. >> how do global brands deal with the censorship of their potential chinese consumers. >> they really focus on doing local marketing in china. the marketing and china -- in china is unique. they connect with customers in that market. the decision-makers in new york have limited or not any knowledge with how the process takes shape. they work on building materials for the laws of the land, the same way as when we are talking about canada and the u.s., they have their own advertising standards and their own local otherand just like countries, people operate within them and find ways to market to consumers. >> they don't mind the censorship but i don't know if the consumers feel the same way. jon erlichman michael, thank you very much. how is the expansion into the --nese tech sector affecting we will talk to one of the largest wholesale distributors in the world. next. ♪ ♪ >> you are watching "bloomber

a moment. if this deal goes through, if one tends the nuclear program and opens up not a friendship but a way to manage our differences and a way to cooperate on a strategic interest that iran and the u.s. both share, stabilizing afghanistan, printing a return of the taliban, stabilizing iraq, stabilizing, control of the situation in syria, maybe even israeli-palestinian peace, this could transform the geopolitics of the region, can transform the geopolitics of the world. those are the kinds of things that are invalid. none of that is automatic. it's always the things that open up the things you thought were frozen, that you thought were impossible are now in play. now, i know you may think i'm an optimist but i'm an optimist because of what i've seen. i've lived long enough to see the impossible happen. it happens routinely. i've seen the vietnam war and, the non-unite and welcome back to people who bombed it and seek reconciliation. i've seen in germany unite. i've seen eastern european countries over the dictatorships that ruled them for generations. i've seen the soviet union collapse. i've

we have a connection with some of the biggest names in the business working on a deal. the headline. a 27% profitting increase in the fourth quarter and adding 43,000 subscribers. it will raise its annual dividend by $.90 and plans to up its stock buyback by about $7.5 billion. muscle intoringing its cable deal and that is starting to take shape. here is how it will work. comcast will form a deal with time warner cable if charter can buy the rest of time warner cable. >> this is a hostile bid. a bearhug letter sent a couple weeks ago. charter saying we are going to speak to shareholders directly. i also learned from people familiar with the situation that a tender offer and a proxy fight a just be a few weeks away. initially charter put in a bid of 100 32 dollars. time warner thinks it is too low and that has not gone away. >> obviously a lot of moving parts, and the latest development is? >> what we learned yesterday is that comcast has made a deal on the side with charter saying look, if shareholders except deal at whatever price, we will offer to buy certain assets a

i do think a deal is possible. i think that they will compromise more than we think they will to get it. they're really ready to move on. for a lot of reasons, for things that we don't recognize. the environmental problems are horrific. as david knows, the pollution, you wonder that half the population doesn't have lung disease. three of the four most polluted cities in the world are in iran. they are running out of water. we have a great piece about these environmental challenges. some of the rivers have gone totally dry. this is a reality. again, we keep thinking about crippling sanctions. there are a lot of much more basic questions they are really interested in. they want to move on. i'm really worried that 34 years of tension and making them the enemy -- there is a postcard i remember from the time of the hostage takeover that showed an old woman kicking a map of iran. it said "kick the shiites out of iran." there is still that holdover from the hostage crisis that still defines our perceptions of iran. that is

the meat comes as part of a landmark deal between the country and six twelve pounds. let's take a closer look at what a roni is gaining from one of its political economic relief for the country make six months to seven billion dollars the most about money four point two billion dollars so it will be acceptable through a rainy and farms of the seats which will be humble. the message coming from an easing of restrictions on the exported petrochemical goods precious metals and financial transactions. however the babies just the beginning as i was in extreme wants iran to six twelve pounds half to reach a final compromise. don't these ports are reports of golf to the agreements may not be easy to date a deal between a man in the international community doesn't effect that will see demand for use parts of its nuclear program in return for the easing of sanctions intends of the agreement the one that under the restrictions on earring in exports of pics of chemicals the country would also be able to import costs with the manufacturing industry and trade in gold and the prices

he launched a website which deals with these issues. we have hosted a global technology conference.we intend to go into this topic in great detail. i really believe that we will be able to offer the liveliest, the sharpest -- we always have a reputation of -- we will be able to offer the best technology journalism. >> what have you learned about digital because you have spent a lot of time on it, and wall street journal.com, and the 10 best stories of the day. when you look at digital, you have said you have to think in a very new way. it is not about what you create for print and playing on the web, it is not that at all. tell me what it is stop >> there's a nice story that when television first came along in the 1960s, when they started making television commercials, they basically took radio commercials, which was a combination of music and voice, and they put it over some static image because they thought that was the way in which they thought about advertising. that is high use on a visual medium. that obviously wasn't right. it took them a while before people understood that y

we spill a lot of ink, virtually and otherwise on deals, a very different world from where we were fivego. they are looking everywhere they can because they have got these investors that are hungry for returns. deals, $20sized million, and when you look at the fact that skiing is considered to be on a downturn, and there are a lot of risk factors with the weather, this is not really typical. is that a factor? >> they certainly are very hungry for deals, and it does go back to this idea of holding for the long-term and wanting to go where people are not. , that iste equity guys where they get it. >> ok, su keenan, jason kelly, thank you very much for joining us on this very unusual link. we have a very quick break to take. when we come back, the story behind a record-breaking art auction. a famous collector in jail, and y's -heb ♪ tonight, we have comprehensive coverage of president obama's state of the union address with trish regan, hunt,cal capital host al josh green, and others who will all be with you with analysis, and the coverage starts at 9:00 p.m. eastern time right here on blo

the president offered them a deal, if they pull the demonstrators off the street, the government would agree to release anybody who had been detained during those demonstrations and consider a lesser sentence for those who have been arrested. kiev officials tell us 70 people have been detained just this week. they brought that offer to the people here in the square. they turned it down and so, right now, people are staying where they are. protest ors are staying where they are, over on the street but they have appealed for calm. >> protestor been stripped naked by police, and kicked him outside, before he was made to board a bus. >> we have a bad line here in kiev. it's not just here in ukraine that the protests are going on. we also have protests going on in other cities, in laviv, in rivne dmm chakasi. and opposition have taken over state government buildings. i think you may have also mentioned, i'm very sorry, we have a terrible line here tonight. we may have mentioned that video of a protestor, stripped naked by police and brought out 52 the freezing cold. the temperatures have be

. >> they had a deal, and no deal up right now, but that could change. let me explain. it was the largest sports related settlement in history. but the nfl may have to pay more than the record-breaking settlement. the u.s. federal judge rejected it, saying that i'm primarily concerned that not all nfl players who didn't receive a qualifying diagnoses and their families will be paid. joining me, ted corliss, and ted, we appreciate the time. >> my pleasure. >> lane phillips, a federal judge from california, was appointed by judge brody to lead the negotiations and at the time he called the $765 million settlement a fair deal when it was announced in august, and were then would judge brodo come behind him and reject it. >> he was hired to produce the best settlement he could with the parties negotiating and the judge's job is different. she has to look out for the people who were not able toker participate in the negotiations, and in this case, we're talking about as many as 20,000 players. the negotiations were on behalf of one plaintiff in the parties, but we're talking

six months are going to be critical the hope is that at the end of half a year you will have a permanent deal in place between iran and the international community here r.t. tel aviv. now from on screen to online officials into u.s. stage consider bringing back the death penalty by far in the squad a shortage of lethal drugs is from local lawmakers to resurrect a measure that has disappeared in much of the world details dot com. also setting up a fake social media account might cost you a pretty penny in russia as soon as one lawmaker proposes a bill with fines molting to thousands of dollars. stories and plenty more for an r.t. dot com. an international organization that inspects violations of media freedom across the world is on its first ever mission to the u.k. there are growing concerns about government pressure being put on the press in britain following the authorities response to the guardian newspaper printing leaks from s. n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden and some suggest three hundred years of press freedom is under threat of his laura smith investigates. the world association o

i think we will get a deal with iran. i readily do. i think the domestics politics and economics situation in iran is such that they have a great interest in getting a deal. we certainly do. when that happens, it won't change everything overnight, but that will redraw the geopolitics of the united states. if we can talk to iran, think what the pullout of the troops in afghanistan would look like. suddenly we would be talking to the iranians, the pakistanis, the indians, a regional group. naturally we've been closer to iran that this to saudi arabia. i mean, for a long time iraq was our align. we would suddenly be working with both turkey and iran on a host of questions where iran could actually play a very positive role. that's not going to happen all next year, but if we go ahead a deal, the implications of that deal will shab the next decade in the middle east. >> bret, you thought this temporary deal was worse than munich? that was something of an exaggeration, but you think a deal could happen? >> i think anne-marie is right, we cou

here's a deal to get 25% off a keyboard for your ipad mini. amazon.com is running a sale on the kenston keyboard, it's 59.99 down 20 bucks, and local top chef contestant has a deal on deal city. you'll pay $95 for a five course dinner is and a bottle for two. this is at his pen quarter restaurant, called g. if you have an offer, or you're a local merchant with a deal for our viewers, i'd love to hear from you on facebook. i'm jessica doyle wusa9.com. >>> amazon can be a great place to find deals but the online retailer could be making you offers even before you know you want them. the wall street journal shows that amazon has taken out a patent on something they're call anticipatory shopping. they'll look at your previous orders, box up items they think you want when it thinks you want them. nothing will be sent unless you approve it, first. >>> velveeta says nearly 2 million pounds of cheese skill let singles contain soil that is not reflected on the label. so far no reports of people getting sick. it is a risk for people allergic to soy so t

evidence to this any problem with genetic engineering when you make a deal. or is free cheese always in a mousetrap. three. is profit. for this golden rice monarchy. the world's capital. even though the years since nine hundred eighty fool you may be forgiven for imagining big brother really is what she. was. being probably on the ball every bit the public realm. of everything with three. different companies. of their own season every thought everybody. in the most militant city in the world there is one camera for every fourteen people but those they seem to keep london is safe i mean it wait the streets like a kind of dangerous because that coveted c.c.t.v. but no one's watching dots what's interesting about these two to be culture if it takes their way like the joy for having the mystery of flight not choice of a the character. photographer henrietta williams called toga for george going to have mapped a ring of steel around london's financial district. forced from automated security gates and surveillance cameras anyone who enters is registered electronica

evidence to this any problem with genetic engineering when you make a deal. or is free cheese always in a mouse trap i don't believe that that destroyed. and that free. enterprise is profit. for social justice golden rice on our team. who should set the new good last few months and we should. stay on humans use they don't know. just to come and do. one. and we have some time if we go tomorrow then years later. what's the difference it made no difference for me because i should not see it but you can look make good food for human. welcome to london the world's capital surveillance even though the years since nine hundred eighty four you may be forgiven for imagining big brother really is watching you i can see one. six. being a peanut hammer on the wall every bit of public. everything are free but also just because all the different companies and different landowners have their own c.c.t.v. cameras everything is what everybody. in the most monitored city in the world there is one camera for every fourteen people but those this intensive london is safe i mean in

, no deal is better than a bad deal, unquote. unfortunately, the november 24 joint plan of action is a bad deal. this fact has been obscured by both mischaracterization of the deal's benefits and denial of the deal's great flau. president obama has said that the deal has quote cut off iran's likely path to a bomb, unquote. this is not true. before the current nuclear deal, iran could produce h.u. for a nuclear weapon in just six weeks. over the next six months the joint plan of action will increase this to eight weeks. iran will remain close to a nuclear weapon. the joint plan of action allows iran to continue to produce 3.5% enriched uranium which is the key starting material for any effort to produce h.u. for weapons. iran's stockpile of this material will continue to grow during the course of this nuclear deal though several white house statements have incorrectly claimed otherwise. as the stockpile of enriched uranium grows, the number of nuclear weapons that iran could produce from it will grow as well. iran's stockpile of 3.

if a sale will take place, it weds to happen at a level have articulated. >> have you considered a dealtake over charter? in one way, shape, or form, or another, charter has been off the block for several years. it is not a company that has particularly interested us. >> comcast is apparently looking at working with charter communications and buying some of the time warner assets. out of a jointes bid with charter. tothat any more palatable you? >> what matters to us is the value delivered to our shareholders. theing else is related to equation. price and currency. likely toakes it more make that achieved, that is interesting. part of that, no. interview catch the on bloomberg.com. the viacom ceo says they're looking to develop more scripted original shows to compete with hbo and netflix. they expanded their reach. they want to expand further and withehrlichman joins us more. how so? >> whenever we talk about it, we have to tell the back story on what it is. that is part of the problem. it is jointly owned by paramount, which has viacom as its parent. when they could not reach a deal wi

that they do want a nuclear deal. just because of the impact of sanctions, but they want to be players. there is an appetite. yes, you will see a ron exerting every bit of muscle it can in the region. that is the only way they can make it clear that it has to be included. there are security issues that challenge the region. i have been trying to get into the old american embassy. i covered the hostage crisis, the revolution, and i have never been able to get in. it is now a guard's training center. this time i got in. i went to see the chief master main -- mastermind of the american embassy. it is quite an interesting experience. i was struck by the fact that he talked very much about not only did he think it was time to renew relations with united dates, but it was time to reopen the american embassy. washington,times in we are a little bit behind the debate. the interesting thing is whether the nuclear efforts, nuclear diplomacy, they think is the first time both countries have been on the same page, whether they hav

a basically a breathing space in order to get a final deal and a final deal would mean that all sanctions will be removed and at the same time iran will do what we believe it's in our best interest to clarify and to show to the international community that the purpose of our nuclear program is nothing but peaceful so we will do these two things. as the sort of final comprehensive settlement and we believe that provided that these good will good faith and political will in fact. we can be shouting it but that requires all sides to come to the negotiating table with an open mind with the understanding that they have to address the concerns of iran that they have to gain the trust of the iranian people who have a lot of concerns and misgivings about the west the way the west has dealt with the iranian nuclear program and other iranian activities in general so in fact this this is basically a staging ground this is not an end in itself this is just a beginning and i hope that as of the twenty first of january iran is ready to engage with five plus one collectively and individually in order to

getting all parties to agree to a deal will be challenging. >> it was a last-ditch attempt to persuade the syrian opposition to talk to the assad regime. the americans and its partners argue there can be no military victory. after threes years of fighting, they say the only way ahead is a negotiated solution. >> we have renewed our full support for the syrian national council at a time when the syrian people are facing major difficulties. following an extensive discussion, we have adopted the text, presenting our position on the crisis on the direction which the community must follow, and the request of the geneva ii conference take place following the timetable. the syrian political opposition is fragmented as the armed opposition on the ground. one thing the groups agree on is the demands that bashar al-assad leave the political scene. >> translation: the most important aspect of today's meeting is that we agree to say that bashar al-assad has no future in syria. the family has no future in syria. the syrian opposition is under strong and conflicting pressures. its international part

on a deal to stop snooping on each other as the route of a. leadership.

it is not a big deal. a target card and i shop there and i check my account has not been compromised. the card companies and the bangs -- banks cover that if it is. it is not that big of a deal. >> that was a cofounder of square which makes that white square box that plugs in a smartphones of people can pay with their credit card and not stand in line. he thinks this is no big deal. if that doesn't sit well with you, how about a second opinion? >> everyone should be worried, but the good news is that the security situation, despite the headlines -- >> despite target and all that -- >> the security on the web and on your mobile phone is getting nothing but better. >> that was the former ceo of paypal. he knows his stuff when it comes to paying electronically or even by plastic. the future is a digital wallet, but is plastic going anywhere? >> plastic is not gone. plastic will be with us for a long time. however, the thing we need to do and everybody wants is the ability to do what you do with plastic, but j

they may make a bigger doll -- eager offer. this dealtes they will not be doing that since they are going to be backing charters offer. that may take time warner cable's shareholder asking price down a little bit. >> a few days ago it was said why should we give a premium to a company that is losing 100 -- losing hundreds of thousands? it isn't so much he wants to move that price about all. consistently told me and investors time warner multiple.rs the same charter says this offer we are making to you is a cash and stock offer, which will give shareholders 40% of the company. in other cable deals it was a straight acquisition. why would we pay the same multiple one we are giving you nearly half of the company? you will contribute to the upside of the profits going forward. >> right now for ceo rob marcus, what are the options? >> he can do nothing, he can say $160 as our asking price. weight in old fort. if he does that we are probably going to see a proxy fight, and that may be the next step. in addition to that tender offer charter is

a much better deal. the classic problem of a distressed seller as they say in real estate. >> i would only add one thought, a kind of anecdote. i went up to see the new head of the foreign ministry think tank. a guy named mostafa zahrani. he is a very thoughtful guy and he did scratch his head and it was really about in terms of the nuclear deal. he said, sometimes it seems like the americas don't know what they are doing. to get the president who says we celebrated this deal and we are going to honor the terms and then congress turns around and says, we are going to have new sanctions. that they cannot make sense of, when you ask about what they think of us, there is a very distinct division between what they think of the u.s. and what they think of the american people. that is always been true and i remember, i go down to khomeini's tomb, i go to certain landmarks as a barometer on every trip and several years ago i led an american -- i met an american tour group and i said to one of the women, i said,

imposed on iran after it halted part of its uranium enrichment program now the move comes as part of a deal between the country and six world powers let's. take a closer look at what iran is gaining here the total economic relief for the country over the next six months is seven billion dollars now most of that money four point two billion dollars will be accessible through iranian funds overseas which will be blocked now the rest is coming from an easing of restrictions on the export of petrochemical goods precious metals and also financial transactions however the move is just the beginning is over the next few months iran and six world powers have to reach a final compromise but as artie's paula slid now reports the path to the agreement may not be that easy. from today a deal between iran and the international community goes into effect that will see iran freeze parts of its nuclear program in return for the easing of sanctions in terms of the agreement there will no longer be restrictions on the rain and exports of petro chemicals the country will also be able to import parts for its a

i'm suggesting to you it is not going to manufacture to much of a deal here. at chris christie is a hard-ball politician. these scandals make him look like every other politician. straight talking, honest, anti-politician. he has painted a picture of himself as. it turns out he potentially could be another guy like every other politician in this country. that's the risk. do independents care about that. >> go ahead. >> i just have to cut it off there. you know what, sally. you, as i've heard from a little bird, are going to be co-hosting cross fire tonight at 6:30. did i hear right? >> it's true. looking forward to it. >> you get to say even more, then. >> good luck, sally. >> thanks, will. >> check out sally this evening, she is guest hosting cross fire tonight on cnn. >>> another story on the agenda today, a texas family wants some answers after a man dies under some very mysterious circumstances. they say investigators may not be telling us the entire truth. it all comes from a town that made some massive, massive ugly headlines over a decade ago. mine was e

or hurt a sprint deal getting done? bout 80% of the market. a tril a dust they allow poli play? at&t really do not care. they are just fine. but the way the law works, look for becomes three, becomes very problematic for the justice department. we saw that in its own way with dish and directv. when you allude that your competition is the low cost provider t-mobile about seed be able to buy the low cost producer which would give them an advantage? >> we saw that with american airlines. >> raised on what they had testified to the contrary. >> the discount suit saga continues. men's wearhouse -- >> you look great. wearhouse?ring men's bought by joeot they're stepping up their efforts to by joseph a bank. the hostile bid tingling a new stage in the takeover battle. -- signaling a new stage in the takeover battle. again, higher than the previous bid. it is unbelievable, urged to resume bank wanted to buy that just of a-- first bank wanted to buy men's wearhouse, and notice the other way around. >> do they not have to get a lo

this is a-- >> you can, but the deal will get worse. u will never change this business model, ever, without me. >> [sighs] um... obviously, it's very lucrative. it's lucrative on both ends. >> it's a no-brainer as far as i'm concerned. >> so do we have a deal? >> we have a deal. i feel--i feel better. >> okay, so there's a catch. >> okay. >> sit down. the catch is, when you take my money, for the next week, i'm in charge. do you understand that? >> okay. >> and it's gonna be a very long week. we're here tomorrow early. rise and shine to work. i would like if you dressed like i'm gonna dress tomorrow, which is in a tie and a shirt. >> yes, i will. >> be a little more professional. >> okay. >> you dress however you want since you own the joint. >> okay. >> and we're gonna go to work. >> night. >> [sighs] we live and die by our decisions here, and they're never easy. they're never, never easy. >> when i go in to look at business, i look at people, process, and product. i love the product. it's spectacular, but i am worried that there's not

wildstein is somebody who is angling for a deal. i read stepien is somebody who is bracing for a trial. and the particular predicament that stepien finds himself in is not only has he been subpoenaed by the legislative committee, that's the one he is saying he is not going to provide documents to be, the u.s. attorney has subpoenaed chris christie's reelection campaign. bill stepien has essentially already been subpoenaed by the u.s. attorney. so he finds himself in a more precarious position than the average person who has been subpoenaed by the legislature. and i think based on this strategy today, this is somebody who is not looking to cooperate. this is somebody who is bracing himself for a legal fight, a fight in court i think much more than wildstein. >> isn't it also a precarious position, e.j., that you have chris christie who has to deal with the criminal exposure, the ethical exposure and the political damage of governor, sitting governor who was being raised as possibly a presidential candidate, but the other players in th

superintendent, do you know if this is a deal breaker with the police department? whether they have taken a position on it or are we going to go now with the proposal? >> so to tell you the truth i honestly think that what it comes to the should and shall and the williams and shoulds that it is really a matter of our legal counsel. those are where, i think that is where the legal checks in and says that we don't want to box ourselves into you shall do this and let's give us the wiggle room and say that you will as opposed to you should. and so i think that that is where it was not our legal counsel at all, angie has been phenomenal but it is kind of the wiggle room there and so is it a deal breaker? i would not assume that it would be. and it is certainly not to the chief of the officers, but, according to it might be a legal counsel thing that i don't know, we will make this recommendation, >> okay. >> thank you. >> yes. >> we as it came out of my office, we were comfortable with shall. and i am comfortable with recommending that it be modified to shall, and if the

rejecting a dealould have ended interest rate swaps that have already cost the city $200 million. judge steven rhodes saying he won't let detroit continue to enter into deals, bad deals. >>> hershey's and 3-d systems teaming up to create a chock lal printer. instead of using plastic, you put chocolate in. whatever you print can comes in a chocolate shape. >> can you eat it? >> you probably could. >>> thanks very much, jackie. >>> i'm about to call the kudlow youth summit back into session tonight. the key topic today seems to be this. president obama's call to make education more accessible. shouldn't the focus be on making it worth it? we're going to ask our two ace college students if they think getting more kids into higher education is really the answer. please stay with us on "the kudlow report." we'll be right back. this was the hardest decision i've ever had to make. jim, i adore the pool at your hotel. anna, your hotels have wondrous waffle bars. ryan, your hotel's robes are fabulous. i have 1

evidence that there is any problem with genetic engineering when you make a deal. or is free cheese always in a mouse trap i don't believe that that would destroy the poor and that free. enterprise is profit. minded. for social justice. golden rice barkeep. one of the internet founding principles was that there was equal access to all online but it seems that's not good enough for us federal court scrapping natta tragedy it's granted in an ad provider's the power to rule web traffic and decide for themselves who gets to jump the queue and means the biggest companies can get their hands on the bulk of web surfers and could mean that new online services or those not willing to pay to broadband network providers like risin or comcast could find speeds held back or could even be blocked the ruling was pushed by of arisan which is one of america's largest mobile phone operators and telecoms providers activist accuse it of turning the vibrant web into a money spinning cable t.v. operation so advocacy campaigner todd o'boyle says consumers and start of services are the big

it's going to fund iran how to hold its most sensitive uranium enrichment under his story can you be a deal struck by in november under their greenland and number of painful sanctions will be eased in exchange for a run grabbing a snoopy ambitions the deal will last for six world powers hope to agree on a final compromise under the deal the estimated economic relief to run for the next six months is what seven billion dollars access to launch titles that some four point three billion dollars will be available through currency blocks uranium funds abroad the rest will come through the easing of restrictions on the exports of petro chemical products gold and precious metals and international financial transactions but as all she's point is here we're told there are still challenges ahead to reach a long term deal. from today a deal between iran and the international community goes into effect that will see iran freeze parts of its nuclear program in return for the easing of sanctions in terms of the agreement there will no longer be restrictions on the rainy and exports of picture chemicals t

real estate in new jersey is important. >> it is a big deal. >> it is a big deal. ill be sorted out. i think a version of it certainly did happen. it is a christie behavior. >> how serious is this? >> this will all get sorted out, but the reality is that this is an opportunity for chris christie's political opponents to bring up crazy accusations. i think the reality is that chris christie has been pretty clear about what his involvement was and was not in the whole thing. the investigation will show more. this is more of a witch hunt from chris christie's opponents than anything else. >> even if that is the case, and even if it is benign, it is created such a fuss. should he, for the sake of the party, resign? >> i do not think so. the rga is a fundraising organization. they have no better fundraiser than chris christie. if you look at the gathering of donors that he put together in florida not too long ago, there is a lot of support in the donor community for chris christie. for them to say chris christie should step aside is the idea of no good deed goes unpunish

>> like you mentioned, this will be the first tangible progress if they reach a deal on age reaching the besieged city of homs. we do know from lakhdar brahimi that this was discussed during yesterday's session and they were waiting for a response from damascus. the official delegation said they needed to consult with authorities back home, and it could happen by the end of today or tomorrow. they are pushing for progress on humanitarian issues. it is difficult to reach a political deal. we have heard international diplomats say time and time again in the interim while we are discussing, we cannot forget about the people in syria. like you mentioned homs has been under siege for a year. this is an area which the government managed to squeeze the rebels into the old city of homs. aid, food supplies, medical supplies have not been able to reach there: there is a tangible process and win for the coalition, because this will allow them to tell the people of syria that their decision to attend the geneva ii conference was not a mistake. >> is the feel in geneva where you are, from both sid