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back to accou"caught on camera." >>> welcome back to "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer.unning. things are quiet. until you stumble upon a heart-stopping battle involving a pride of lions, a herd of cape buffalo, and one hungry crocodile. now you'll get to watch some of africa's most extraordinary animals in a fight for survival. lions. and buffalo. and crocodiles. oh, my. nearly nine minutes of possibly the most spectacular animal fight ever caught on camera. at the center of the battle royale, a hapless baby buffalo. who will survive this epic darwinian struggle? krueger national park, south africa. a group of enthusiastic tourists takes in the sights. >> we decided to go to africa because my wife and i have the philosophy of going on a once-in-a-lifetime vacation once a year. >> jason schlossberg is a mild-mannered attorney on vacation with his wife. >> and safari was something we always wanted to do. >> david and cheryl budzinski are also on the trip. >> my first trip to africa, yes. and i was quite nervous to go because i didn't know what to expect. >> africa, you re

if at that point we can't get things done, i think it's legitimate to hold people in our own party accou accountable. in the end, sometimes i feel like there are some who want people in washington and our side to hold their breath until the other side takes on our positions. well, the reality is sometimes holding your breath too long, all that leads to is passing out. we need to make sure we don't pass out, that we're there to fight. and we need to make sure that we fight not only now, but that we have a game plan to win in the future. in 2014, is that all important year. we get the senate back. then two years later, we elect a republican president. it's not just winning elections at that point. it's about truly reforming the federal government, reigning in the debt, putting the power back in the hands of the american people. that's something we can do, but we can't do it if we're splintered off in many different directions. >> governor scott walker, great to have you here. thanks for joining us on this weekend. take care and look forward to seeing you soon. >> thank you, good to be with

super bowl take into accou super bowl tickets, the lombardi trophy is superimposed on the outline of new york. the game is actually being held in new jersey. >> that's not fair. >> reporter: while the nfl insists the super bowl is shared between the two states, this s about much more than bragging rights. >> it would have been great if the giants or the jets would have won, but nevertheless, having the pride of having the game here but the economic impact. potentially hundreds of millions of dollars. >> reporter: money that is mostly going to new york instead of new jersey which is hosting the game. and more importantly footing the bill for security and making sure the super bowl goes off without a hitch. while the new jersey hotels and restaurants will see a spike, in the end, new jersey may have a hard time competing with the glitz and glamour of the big apple. now, i was out in new jersey yesterday. the food was great. they have some selling points. >> people are excited. >> they root for the nurnlss jets and giants when they're there. >> they say they're all a suburb of new york.

we're talking about a retirement accou account. orders can be undone by the next executive. so if republicans really find this so offensive and a monar monarchical of power, they just need to win the election. there's just too much pretend outranl about these really small things that as you point are, in fact, par for the course, of presidents past. >> you sound good when you say morn narc. just ro rolls off the tongue. if you listen to the actual speech the president gave rather than the spin the white house put on it, there were a couple of routine shoutouts to gridlock and how the americans expect more from their public servants and he asked congress to join him in addressing the country's problems. it happens in every state of the union. this wasn't a declaration of independence. so congressman, help me understand. how much of this relates to the current mood in the republican party to make everything a sort of constitutional question and a tea party type historical exciting challenge. and how much of it reflects, i think, a mi

next ten years, so that's not breaking that link, is it at all, the sovereign still ultimately are accou>> i think the sovereignty is important and back stop that the banking system needs and at the same time the banking system has to be resilient and strong and we are moving in that direction significantly, but again, the link is still there and banking union will be a significant progress and the asset quality review and the stress test that the ecb is preparing it will be a critical point that needs to work and be prepared properly and i think they are doing that job. >> work still needs to be done. i want to talk to you about regulation. if we look at fourth quarter results for the u.s. banks, very little mention of dodd-frank, very little concern about the volcker rule, i speak with risk takers and they say their risk limit hasn't changed at all. what have with he achieved? >> if if you look at the capitalization of the banks it is much higher and perhaps what it is not well noticed is that the quality of the capital is much petter. probably if you were to put a figure to that, the

we still don't have individuals who are being helt accoud accou. >> the question becomes are shareholdersunished for the actions of individuals. here is a look at markets right now. the dow is up 115 points or 0.7%. it was 15,576, 336 points off the record closing high right now. look at the nasdaq as well which is adding 40 points this hour. almost 1% for this index. the s&p 500 is up about 11. 1848 is the closing high for the s&p. it's currently at 1838. again, three bad days but we're not far from record highs. >> let's talk about it in today's closing bell ex chain. john manly who said i'm knnot coming on until this market rallies. anton bear from up capital management and joe bela from shapers investment research. >> john, we definitely saw a lack of momentum beginning 2014, very different from what we saw last year at this time. what do you make of this right now? you're still bullish on this market. >> i am bullish. it's not encouraging. i'd rather see the market go up because there's a natural ten n tendency for it to go up and there has to be some explanation it didn't. i tend to