adams was worried about this.e believed that the states should be passing sedition laws and not the national government. it was the states rights. that is part of what separated them. at that time, people did not have the same horror about suppressing the press that we have today. >> it was in the heat of the moment. >> right. >> we have our next caller. caller: hi there. i was wondering if there were any presidents and first couples that most resemble an amalgamation of the adams? is there a better relationship? or is that the relationship standard? >> i hope you will take that question. >> we do not have the insight into anyone else's life. lyndon johnson's love letters to lady bird was recently published. but there is nothing like a abigail and john exchange. >> maybe there is a bias? [laughter] >> i think when it was during a time when there were so many players on many stages, that is the thing that sets them apart. >> here is a question about peacefield. "many president used their homes as a neutral space fo

adam: thanks.: time to make money with charles payne, here to discuss the message and earnings and the way some companies are showing promise that putting their money to work. charles: it is not just that they are showing promise but also giving a syndication of what 2014 could be with respect to the u.s. economy. arkansas is a regional trucking company reporting today,,what caught my eye is the change in tax spending, what they spend for more trucks. you don't do the spending they are talking about unless you expect huge increases in demand. i have got a chart to show you. look at this plate. 2,011, $77 million, the next year $69 million, dropped to $24 million, up 400% they sit in their earnings, they are expecting huge things. this is completely what we have been seeing from the rails and what we are hearing from others. whirlpool is in international play. they say next year europe may be flat, latin america will be flat, asian america may be flat to down, u.s. may be up 7%. we are seeing the un

adam: i am adam shapiro. the dow down biggest turkish central bank's rate hike failed to calm nervous investors. lori: the focus turns to the federal reserve. we're one hour until the decision which will be chairman ben bernanke's last. will be full taper ahead for ben bernanke and company? adam: frozen in time, atlanta paralyzed after a winter storm dumped a few inches of snow. commuters are stuck in talks after waiting in traffic for hours. students spent the night at school. it is just an absolute mess. lori: atlanta hawks steve homan joins us with how it played out in the city at tonight's nba game against the detroit pistons. so much for the relief rally did started the day on wall street. let's head to the stock exchange and check in with nicole petallides but the emerging market fading fast. nicole: emerging markets problem, also technical levels, the dow jones industrials down 137 points, the lowest down 174 points. we are of of the lows of the day but seeing the down arrows and i will get to why dow

adam: adam shapiro with your fox business brief.seeds and larger overhead on 225 domestic narrow body planes of. the airline says passengers had an electric power outlets in every seat. delta's upgrade will be connecting three years. the youth unemployment rate rose in november to a record 57.7%, surpassing greece has the worst in the euro zone according to eurostat, until the euro zone unemployment rate remains at 12.1%. oil rich norway sovereign walled fund made all norwegians rich on paper but the company pension fund owns 1% of all world straws and soared in value, 5 million citizens east norwegian, $163,000. that is the latest from the fox business network giving you the power to prosper. ashley: the record cold could cost the u.s. economy $5 billion. economists say it is because millions of not been able to drive to work, fly or take a trying to business meetings or vacations. this as much of the country faces the tail end one forecasters are calling a polar vortexes with temperatures yesterday falling below freezing in all 50

adam: i'm adam shapiro with your fox business brief.online bank features. they have responded to some twitter users from the verified account saying they are aware of the issues. no official comment yet. the number of unemployed people globally rose to 201.8 million last year. up nearly 5 million from 2012. report found east asia and south asia accounted for 45% of the increase in unemployment. china's growth slowed to the lowest level in six months, gdp in the world's second-largest economy grew by 7.7% in the final quarter of 2013. that is down from 7.8% in the third quarter. that is the latest from the fox business network, giving you the power to prosper. tracy: the target hack attack case may be far from being solved. elizabeth macdonald has the details in her bottom line today. liz: this hits the headlines fast over the weekend. watch out, the guy who broke the news about the target hack, he is the go tw the go-to guy, go . saying no, it was not the 17-year-old russian behind the attack. people are saying this, a cyber security fi

what do you think, adam? back to you. adam: janice, you're right. a lot of people will be smiling. sunny skies and don't want to call it a heat wave, but -- lori: around here people might be wearing shorts, i've seen some people doing that already. they're nuts. janice dean, thank you very much. >> you got it. lori: bluebird day, blue skies and very, very cold after a large snowfall has fallen. we're talking about the super bowl. believe it or not there are still tickets and deals. they are hooking up clients with club level suites and vip access to events all week long it. can cost them 40 grand a piece. we have the ejoe. robert tuckman. >> great to be here. lori: that has to be huge relief to your clients booking travel and tickets and parties, right. >> totally. we've been stressing about this for three years. it comes down to now, we see this weather report, we'll end up having better weather than the super bowl was in dallas a few years ago and it snowed. this is awesome. lori: this is wall street's back door, the super bowl. >> oh, yeah. lori: are you getting demand for clien

adam? adam: dennis kneale, thank you. that is not the end of that. set us up beautifully, dennis. dr. dre iconic head phones beats, it is jumping into the beats music. will it be pigbig enough to take on the top dogs in the business, pandora and spotify. we have rbc capital markets director mark mahaney. not betting on it. great to see you. as of earlier this month pandora was number one pick in the auto tech plays space. you've outperform rating on pandora, price target of $35. do you stand by that? now that beats is space is there room for everybody? >> there is lot of competition. you didn't mention itunes radio. keep them in mind. they have a big corporate sponsor there. spotify, spotify, itunes, radio, beats they move there's market here. pandora's advantage they have had the market to themselves for five years. they have 75 million active listeners, the second biggest service, spotify, a third of that time. you've given pandora a pretty big lead time and they could still screw it up but if they're good with product innovation and branding they

adam: 100 years of merrill lynch.pany faced dramatic changes over the course of time especially during the financial crisis. lori: charlie gasparino is here with the winthrop smith, jr., his father was a founding partner at merrill. thank you. ♪ [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ [ indistinct shouting ] [ male announcer ] time and sales data. split-second stats. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ it's so close to the options floor... [ indistinct shoing, bell dinging ] ...you'll bust your brain x. ♪ all on thinkorswim from td ameritrade. ♪ >> i'm dennis kneale with your fox business brief. u.s. factory orders jumped 1.8% in november, beating estimates. this follow as 0.5% decrease in october. the commerce department is saying that the increase was led by a nearly 22% surge in aircraft orders. growth in the services sector which accounts for 90% of the u.s. economy slowed last month. ism non-manufacturing index fell unexpectedly in december to 53.0, nearly a full point lower than in november. december's reading was the lowest in six mon

adam. adam: thank you very much, jo.r investigation or is this another attempt to move that stock lower? charlie gasparino joins us with exclusive details and perhaps a late phone call in the night. >> interesting the stock is moving downward. it came back a little bit. look at a stock chart, if you get a fairly up-to-date stock chart. this move significantly yesterday, when we reported an analyst, a bullish analyst was going to bill stiritz, private equity firm, theories was goings to there that stir ritz wants to buy herbalife. it moved down dramatically on "new york post" that a canadian regulatory authority is going out there to investigate herbalife whether it's a pyramid scheme. we don't know if they concluded that but they're investigating. we reached out to the canadian regulatory authority. no comment. herbalife we reached out to and said they were unaware, quote, quote, of an investigation. we should point out this is very volatile stock. a lot of talk about the u.s. federal government investigating this stock

adam: stocks fall, but losses are more than cut in half. i am adam shapiro. lori: i am lori rothman just how concerned is the fed with the turmoil in the u.s., as well as emerging markets. in moments, peter barnes will have an exclusive interview. if stocks to bounce off the lows of it today. nicole: we got some key levels on the s&p 500. looking at 1776-1770. that was some good signs. the dow jones industrials down 100 points. we noted another weekday here on wall street. concerns about global currencies again. you have also gotten some earnings that have been tepid. that is what has driven this market. on thursday we got great earnings from some of these companies. on the dow jones industrial, chevron has been weighed on the dow. that is because of the margins they got. the refining margins. that has been weak on the dow jones industrials. back to you. adam: no signs of slowing down. sandra smith is here with more on this for us. we are getting serious outlook from emerging market bonds. $6.3 billion in outflows. that is just on a one-week basis. outflows t

adam: nicole, thank you.er we can't say enough how alcoa's earnings and all the action four p.m. today on fox business. stay tuned. lori: breaking news. kansas city federal reserve president esther george speaking out. peter barnes with details what she is saying. peteer? >> lori, esther george is a inflation hawk who opposes quantitative easing. 2 1/2% to the 3%.ts growth this the growth outlook for 2014 may be among the strongest since the end of the recession. she rotated off the fed's policy setting body, fomc voting member. at the fomc she dissented on qe bond purchases until the taper announcement last month but she remains concerned about the potential cost and consequences of these, quote, untested policies. we also have comments from incoming fed chair janet yellen and they're on the dovish side. in an interview with "time" magazine out today, she says, quote. the job isn't just about fighting inflation or monitoring the financial system. it is about trying to help ordinary households get back on the

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amy adams for "american hustle," cate blanchett and sandra bullock.to -- >> the sole voter to amy adams. ♪ >> nice bracelet. >> yeah, as a matter of fact, it is. >> what did you like about her? she had two big performances this year. what is it about this one that you liked? >> what i like about the performance here is amy adams has always had sort of a vulnerable, fragile kind of lost little girl aspect to her and she's playing a very tough and confident and cynical character in this but that vulnerability shows through. you have a sense of the shadings of the character and it's very unpredictable. you don't know from scene to scene, from moment to moment what game she is playing, if she's playing a con, if she's being sincere, which side she's going to end up on and i think there's something so graceful and witty and emotionally complicated and a lot of wonderful performances. hers is at the center of it. >> odds makers say it's probably between the two films we just showed, "12 years a slave" and "american hustle." let's take a scene from one of th

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because john quincy adams was the descendent of john adams and founding fathers. we enter a different world now. we are not in the revolutionary era. we can't look back in the same way we are look forward. what we have to look forward to is a series of refusal for good and ill that come to be known as the period before, during, and after the civil war. so it's very interesting. kind of continuity in that particular way. that we see history as also being embodied by humans who have such a direct and powerful response to it. >> -- and the other genre contribute in a way toward your decision to -- >> right. absolutely. haw thorn, i'm interested in the fact that nathaniel haw thorn, a man who died during the civil war in 1864 was also a man -- we often associate with salem in the early witchcraft trials with really, you know, 17th century america not 19th century america. her he was a man who met lincoln. he called him one of the homeliest men he ever met, as a matter of fact. and if that wasn't enough, one of his dearest friends was a president of the united states n

adam, adam.wait. >> adam: baby heavy? >> chelsea: no, no, it's not that. it's not that. i just feel like we need to slow down a little bit. >> adam: baby, we know we're on a schedule, so we got to -- >> chelsea: well, i know. that seems to be part of the problem. i mean, am i forcing you into this or something? >> adam: come on. you know i don't get forced into anything -- ever. >> chelsea: well, did i rush this, insisting we get married now before paris? [ connor fussing ] oh, it's okay. >> adam: hey. look, we've got a license. we've got a pint-size, little best man. we got a judge, witnesses. i'm not being forced into anything, but we're in a rush. we got to go. >> chelsea: if you're so happy about this, why do i feel like you're just trying to get it over with? i mean, aren't you happy about marrying me? [ connor crying ] >> jack: stupid tie. i can usually do this in my sleep. >> kyle: maybe that's the point. you haven't had any sleep. >> jack: neither have you. neither has hilary. [ knock on

. >> i nominate steve adams. i second. thank you. i have a nomination of the steve adams. any other nominations for president. seeing none, i'll conduct the roll call vote >> thank you each and every one of you do a lot for this commission and yet everybody does a lot for the small businesses in the city and i value everyone's opinion and we've done some good things and thank you. >> thank you commissioner president adams. any other commissioners comments on the namthsz. seeping we'll open this up for public comment any any public comment on this item? seeing none. we'll conduct a vote >> commissioner president adams. commissioner dooley. commissioner dwight. commissioner riley. commissioner white. commissioner president adams is elected open a vote of 5 votes to zero. that brings us to item 9 election of officers small business commission vice president. >> i'd like to animates commissioner white for vice president. >> second. >> any other namgdz seeing none, commissioner white. >> i'd like to thank you for the opportunity serve as president on the commission i've enjoyed

. >> they're like adam, right, adam? >> well, you know, in thespirit of ben, i'd say my esteamed intelligent friend here are all sticking their heads in the sand, what you all are trying to ignore arehe fact, which the united statess. >> it's 10 degrees outsid what are you talking act? >> it's one planet. we are all responsle for that one planet. you can deny all this stuff all you want. that's what you are doing instead of having an intelligent conversation about it. >> wait, adam -- >> like in california. >> theay the reads, though, china is emitting these greenhouse gases but it's not coin's problem t deal with. it's our fault. that's why everybody needs to take responsibility for their own actions, period. >> of course, it's everyone's problem, i agree. >> except china. all right, another obamacare delay, this tim for a rule telling companies effective benefits they cannd cannot offer their employees. is that rely the government's place? the forbes gang debating it at the top of the hour, but up next, d we just find

by the way, it may work in five years, adam. but the democratic party will be out of power for five years. >> what do you think? >> since i'm not a part of it. i don't care about that one way or the other t. important thing is that it works and, charles, you know capitalism, private insurance company play a huge role on obamacare. >> capitalism, by the way. >> if that regard. adam, what we had is not capitalism. >> it is not working. >> charles said this is all about the government. >> okay. we got five years to charlie's math that this has got to work out. >> wait a minute. five years, by that time, regardless what happens to democrats, does it take that long really, adam, do you think for this to level out and look like it's worth while? that's a very expensive role of the dice right will? >> if after five years, you know, many, many more americans have health insurance than it will have been worth all the trouble, yes, neil. >> even though many, many more americans will be paying substantially more for the cover agitative got

mckee with scarlet fu and adam johnson.om keene is chocolate shopping in switzerland, we presume, therefore the davos conference. tech bellwether ibm slated to report fourth-quarter earnings this afternoon but the story everyone is talking about is lenovo group in talks to buy ibm's low-end server business. the whole ibm question, because ibm has been shedding hardware the last couple of years to get into software and services committees higher profit margin business. the issue here is it is selling this is potentially too lenovo. a deal could be signed within weeks according to bloomberg reporting. they actually got pretty close a couple of years ago but could not agree on a price tag, so that kind of held back and now they're getting to that point again. >> a also bought the think book this mess a while ago, so they have a relationship. >> they do. that is why people are saying this is a natural fit for both. what is interesting is for ibm, it needs to report some growth in sales because it has already posted six straight

adam: thank you.ext hour, liz gets education in davos that you don't want to miss. 2:30 p.m. eastern time. next, the startup helping regular people lend money to one another. lending club ceo how this works, the rates that are enticing for borrowers and lenders, and how you can get in on it. lori: later, the smart phone apps exploding, helping users real in the big fish. adam: the dow is trading at the lows of the day. a lot of this has to be attributed, one, there was a jump in the vix and we also saw a bad pmi reading out of china. lori: amazing how that is having a ripple effect in the markets. off 200 points, just off the worst levels. >>> u.s. home sales rose slightly in december. sales rose 1% in month of december after three consecutive months of decline. that's according to the national association of realtors. home sales totaled last year to 5 million units. that is the highest number in record years. record low mortgage rates ahn increased demand continue to help the housing recovery. adam:

amy adams and christian bale on what it took for them to say yes to what turned out to be one of theottest movies this awards season. and how this bad hair and these low cut dresses just might lead to oscar gold. and big mac. >> i would like to show you macintosh in person. >> many inventions never live to see their 30th birthday. but today, the computer that changed the world turned the big three-oh. >> the next ones are going to be even better. >>> good evening. and thanks for joining us. imagine this -- men stay at home doing the house work while we women go to work. forget the backlash over stay at home moms. now it's stay at home dads under fire. that's right, trophy husbands are ruling the playground as their high-powered wives stake out the corner office. so is dad the new mom? >> jake howard potter is used to being a fish out of water. >> what are some of the things you guys do in class? >> floating on our back. >> he's been a stay at home dad for almost four years. >> mommy! >> is that her? i don't think so. >> we were with him two years ago when his daughter skyler was stil

>> adam verlander. >> verlander? skye has struggled with drug addiction and is currently living with friends. this is her first visit with verlander in six weeks. >> i don't know how he still feels about me. if he's still going to be in love with me the same way he was before he got locked up. i'm going to start crying. >> it's been 45 days since i've seen my girl. kind of rough. >> how do you feel? >> a little apprehensive. >> verlander's apprehension stems from suspicions. when he recently tried to call skye, someone else answered. >> i said i'm looking for skye, and he said, huh? and i said i said i'm looking for skye. and some guy hangs up my phone. so i'm a little curious to find out who the hell that was. i guess we'll see here in a minute. it could go good or it could go bad. i don't know. i can be a sweetheart. but i'm also a demon whenever i'm provoked. >> hey, baby. >> hey, baby. >> verlander wastes little time before confronting skye. >> where are you at? >> i'm in -- >> with who? >> with [ bleep ]. he's j

. >> that's because he's sharpening his knives for adam. >>> welcome to "unguarded." we have a block custer show tonight with two rare interviews. we start with seahawks corner back richard sherman. sherman should be known for making the game-saving play to send seattle to next week's super bowl. but instead, his postgame outburst is what echoed well beyond the sports world. i was the first to sit down with sherman after that game. and in this cnn exclusive, what i found was a man whose life story adds up to so much more than the sum of those very loud words. ♪ >> richard sherman is about to play in the super bowl. how does that sound? >> it sounds mind blowing. it really does. it sounds like something you only dream about as a small kid. you're out in your yard, throwing the ball with your brother saying three seconds left in the super bowl, for the game winner, three, two, one, catch the football. you never really think you're going to be in a situation where you get to do it. >> how do you expect to perform in the moment now that you have your chance? >> i expect t

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tonight -- amy adams, from "the wolf of wall street," margot robbie. and music from xolie morra and the strange kind. and now once again, here's jimmy kimmel! [ applause ] >> welcome. thank you for braving the forces of nature to be here tonight. it's hard to believe, but it was 73 degrees here in hollywood today. i almost started to feel guilty driving into work in shorts with my moon roof open this morning. but then i remembered, you know, a lot of you may have the cold to deal with, but here in california, we have gary busey to worry about and that's all year long. it doesn't go away in the spring. i think they make new weather up. three days ago, i never heard of after polar vortex. now i think gwyneth paltrow is naming her kid polar vortex. roughly half the united states is experiencing sub zero temperatures right now. it was colder in chicago, in minneapolis and detroit today than it was at the south pole. for real. basically the plot to the disney movie frozen has come true. we need an adorable singing snowman to help us break the curse. guiller

now, police, just minutes ago, they closed the adams morgan nightclub where people were stabbed while celebrating the new year. inside and outside district nightclub on 18th street, and the victims were found all over the neighborhood. we are live from adams morgan. >> i am in front of the district nightclub, and as you said, moments ago, officials with the d.c. metropolitan police department came here with an order from the d.c. chief of police, ordering the club closed for 96 hours. happens when there are incidents involving violence. it was about 3:30 this morning, a witness told police a fight started between a man and a woman in the club. the woman wielding a knife, and she apparently stabbed four people inside the club and then outside the club, a man stabbed another man. five people left here in ambulances in what was apparently not a happy new year. this afternoon, 18th street in adams morgan was full of folks enjoying a chilly but pleasant new year's day. however, this same strip 10 hours earlier was a crime scene, with bloody marks following stabbings in and out of the distr

adam silver is going to be taking the helm.with the author of an article about it. >> they did this in a very gradual process. very smooth, they built a consensus over time. while they are not publicly traded and that saves them from dealing with the troubles that comes with that, it does serve as an example. they work with large corporations. their partner is espn. >> they have lots of constituencies. even though david stern's title is commissioner, his job description is like that of a ceo because he is shareholders to answer to, those owners. >> that is what we talked about. when david stern took over, it was more like a commissioner as you think of it. a top cop making sure everybody stayed in mind. but now, the league is a media property. that means it is a ceo job. you have to be managing, merchandising, marketing. the first thing silver is going to have to do is negotiate new national tv deals that will be worth more than $1 billion per year. >> david stern led quite a legacy with the way he dealt with the players union.

>> aye. >> commissioner adams has been elected vice president of the port commission. >> oh, and now i will hand the gavel back. >> now that i have it back i can say a few words before i pass it on to my success or leslie katz and i could not be more pleased with the election and i would like to say a few words before i pass it to her. number one i want to say that it has been an extremely rewarding two years working in an exciting time with so many important initiatives and it has been mentioned and i will not go through the list all of those who have been associated with the port know what we have accomplished in the last two years and it has important working with the fellow commissioners and i want to thank, commissioner brandon who has been key and she has been the voice of wisdom and in the past she knows the community and has brought her perspective and to which we answer our discussions and i want to thank the interns for the reactions, and we obviously had another dialogue. and what comes before you in the commission and just how the port operates and things that we can be c

john adams who i left out of my book said that the american revolution, the real american revolution happened 15 or 20 years before the shots rang out in lexington. >> host: williams's remark. >> guest: and intellectuals. he said it happened in the hearts and minds of the americans and if you want to see how they changed their affections and their ideas just look at the literature, the pamphlets or the sermons even of the last 15 years or so. but he didn't go far enough back because the place where it really started was with william livingston's magazine, the independent reflector. he wanted to model it on the fuel spectator. >> is this weekly monthly? >> guest: it is weekly which he knows the road with a couple friends. he started with a fuss about establishing columbia college. it turned into a lesson where he talked to america the ideas of government by consent, the right of the people to resist or as jefferson some doubt many years later, the servant, not the proprietors of the people. columbia was king's college. >> host: there was going to be a tax on everybody at the table. >>

one is a letter from abigail adams to john adams.do you have any idea how much time they spent apart? >> in fact, for the first 20 years of their marriage -- they were married 54 years -- it was half that time. it amounted to a very painful, sometimes lengthy period of time. or than 1000 letters that abby and john sent back and forth. you can almost feel like they were tear stained. she came to resent the fact that he had to be gone so much. >> this is a letter from her to him. what was the point of that and also, of you writing a chapter on abigail adams? >> abigail was at that time feeling the sting of john's long absence. she wondered if the time he devoted to public things was coming at the expense of private even at the same time that she was foursquare with him in his public service. her example of undergoing and enduring the harshest of conditions -- this is the woman who was managing their farm area she stayed behind when he went off to become president to maintain their household. it was an enormously difficult thing. she wa

they have also check out adam parker. traffic market perspective. -- had deteriorated in the last hour. here is alex deal. new-home starts is the highest in 26 years. this is half the european central bank target in january. economic activity in the u.s., personal income spending and earnings before the bell did report the dividend earnings counterfeit one dollars and $.20 a share. mastercard and chevron and it is chinese new year. the chinese markets will be lows until friday, february 7. >> it is good to company news. >> a lot of big tech it earnings. on thespent more holidays. there sales beat estimates. 11% drop inrt by the price of ads. shares of amazon were down early trading. they posted earnings that missed estimates. operating costs increased 20%. for the first time, it may raise the price of the $79 a month prime membership that includes two-day shipping and endless video streaming. the highest-paid head of the bank did pretty well last year. goldman sachs ceo got 11% increased. he makes almost $15 million. we w

i am adam johnson.is the third day of the giant consumer electronics show in las vegas. one company you might not expect , making a big product announcement. world wrestling entertainment, wwe. forcompany responsible providing highbrow coldrolled icons such as the rock and hoke logan, they are now introducing wwe network -- network, an online video channel. the network launches february 24. now, to a company we are more accustomed to seeing. we talk about samsung. it will release its galaxy at five smartphone which may feature an ice scanner for the first time according to the company's executive vice president. samsung is hoping the set will be able to compete with apple's iphones. another play samsung wants to be, your kitchen. we are talking smart appliances. . >>shows us a plan to do it ces has ovaries been about things like tvs and computers. lately, you could add another category to the list. kitchen appliances. the home has come to be a world of opportunities for tech companies. one of the big pl

i am adam johnson.t is the third day of the giant consumer electronics show in las vegas. one company you might not expect, making a big product announcement. world wrestling entertainment, wwe. the company responsible for providing highbrow cultural icons such as the rock and hoke logan, they are now introducing wwe network, an online video channel. the network launches february 24. now, to a company we are more accustomed to seeing. we talk about samsung. it will release its galaxy at five smartphone which may feature an eye scanner for the first time according to the company's executive vice president. samsung is hoping the set will be able to compete with apple's iphones. another place samsung wants to be, your kitchen. we are talking smart appliances. sam shows us a plan to do it. >> ces has always been about things like tvs and computers. lately, you could add another category to the list. kitchen appliances. the home has come to be a world of opportunities for tech companies. one of the big playe