b. >> let's talk about upcoming movies to look forward to in 2014. >> i want to see more movies in 2014 to be a list of the top five listed by fandango. number one, "the hunger games," the second is "the hobbi it." and then three, "x-moun ", "and spider man 2" and "divergent." >> this is the one you and i are looking forward to the most. >> go ahead, what is it? >> never be more needed than it is today. >> and there it is "godzilla." this needs to be done well. >> the trailer with the longest reveal. this is the "first look" on nbc. >>> and a very happy new year from us here on msnbc. right now on "first look," the world rings in 2014 with style. >>> times square at the cross roads of the world. we'll take you to celebrations around the globe. a health scare for former first lady barbara bush, who has been hospitalized. another target apology, this time for holiday gift cards not activated. plus the mighty brave take the new year plunge into 42 degree seas. a

b. let's try to figure out a way to work out an outcome that will and they were more and more people as i said earlier who you go up and say hey i'm looking to achieve a what do you want to achieve and that's a winner we don't want anything i want this place not to move forward all i want to not to be able to pass budgets or bills because that's believe government's the enemy etc so that environment be became frankly infected everything leaders became weaker i think that speaker boehner is was one of the weaker speakers we've had and i like the man i think that he ultimately has it in his heart to try to do the right thing for the american people i think that the institution is is suffering and it's going to take a little while for to recover but you know i'm proud of my service there i'm proud of what was on you know recently a study was done by one of the capitol hill newspapers that show that more and more members of congress are moving their status out of washington back to the communities to do constituent service and casework and things like that which is still valuable services b

i go, jay and b. let me say hi. so i go over there to the section, see jay. "what's up, man?want to say what's up. i ain't gonna crowd your area. i'm gonna go back. i got people with me. he said "get a drink, man. you ain't going to have a drink with me?" i said yeah i'll go get a drink. >> jimmy: you hang with him normally? >> look, jimmy, i'm a big deal. okay? so -- so -- i'm like -- i go -- so i tell jay, i said you know what? i'll get a drink, man. he said what you want? and i go to point to what i wanted and there's a canister of pineapple juice sitting this high. i knocked it over, right? but the way it fell, it fell like this. it fell off the table, it rolled off. and fell and just kept pouring out. jay z was sitting right here. it was just pouring on his lap. [ laughter ] so neither one of us thought to pick it up and stop it. he's looking at me and i'm looking at the pineapple juice like -- [ laughter ] so he goes, are you kidding me, kev? [ laughter ] are you kidding me? and i'm like, what you want me to do, man? [ laughter ] it's out. so i'm thinking -- i'm thinkin

b. let's check your drive. here is mike inouye. >> an educated guess. here this is the westbound direction of the bay bridge span. maybe really slowing significantly into and through that treasure island tunnel. bunching up a bit. that shows that way because of the illusion around the bend. we have reports after crash in that tunnel. blocking your far left lane. i'm warning folks that maybe the slower drive we might see metering lights early. >> sounds good. 5:57. special send-off for one of our bay area olympians. >> a special school district apologizing after dozens of students had their lunches thrown away by cafeteria workers. >> hours after an italian court found amanda knox guilty of killing her roommate, the family of the victim is speaking out. we'll hear from them next. >>> right now at 6:00, breakings news. flames rip through a south bay home. we'll tell you why neighbors had to throw rocks to warn everyone inside. >> plus, new this morning, nabbed near the border. why amanda knox's ex-boyfriend was released from police custody overnight hours

either, a respect let's eliminate the whole bloody corporate tax, or, b, let's just have a revenue neutralig slash in corporate tax rates. >> right. and the president didn't give us anything new to talk about. when he's talking about tax reform, what he means is a massive tax hike. and you're right, he nibbles around the edges of what a corporate tax reform package could look like, but at the end of the day, what it is, it's a rate reduction only for multinationals that isn't anywhere they're close enough to be globally competitive. but it also goes after small businesses. and we're talking about the lack of jobs, the lack of employment here in the nation. small business owners are the ones who are supposed to be driving that job growth and they're the ones who will get nailed under obama's tax plan because what he does is he heros out any depreciation for them, he embraces capital costs and raising the minimum wage he raises labor costs. >> and you have to remember most of the small businesses in this country are not even -- they're passed through entities. on all the legislation away per

days we can pay to ronaldo and you know missy bank of the noble that school was a bad use a b o and kailey let me use a b o is still the best. the city and scored forty one dollars and sixty four games before to go. he was the nineteen sixty five european footballer of the yet. and yet in a chair in nineteen sixty six his nine dollars helpful to those who finished third in the world cup in england. in mitigation my generation during the sixties soccer was really late from the hearts and it was that weightless of the wo. today soccer is nothing but a commercial enterprise they're awesome good players but essentially the show is a business so what's the point of sale. many portuguese man such as former wing and every speaker and striker cristiano renowned then reacted by a trip to granada telling him rest in peace. he can quote his death a great loss to everyone while the one displayed as deadliest strike as well i love and honesty is leaving the lessons are meant for arch rival by a munich his five year contract was signed after he passed a medical check in munich on saturday. he will join the

b. let's hope we can stick with them.my. >> thank you, lara. >>> now to a story of rebuilding and renewal for the new year. so many families were devastated by the massive tornado outbreak that nearly wiped the town of washington, illinois, off the map back in mid-november. now, despite losing so much, they are moving forward doing all they can to recover and to help others along the way. our ginger zee has their remarkable story. >> reporter: rebuilding and recovery. this is the scene in washington, illinois, less than two months after this. >> there it is. it's on the ground. it's on the ground. >> reporter: november 17th. 72 tornadoes across 7 states, the town of washington suffering the worst damage of all. >> our father who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name. >> reporter: more than 1,000 homes destroyed and 2 people killed. but just six weeks after the storm, the town is already on the mend. bull dozers ready and the people say they're ready. >> hope. there's always got to be hope. >> reporter: it can take years to

there's little distribution especially in the s and b markets. >> let's go with this because i think i want people to understand this better. a lot of people likeded when you were on with me, still didn't really get it. you have the mets and pirates? >> mets and the pirates. in fact, gold co joined as a customer. i think the real message behind that is you think about the diversity of customers signing on for managing travel, managing their trips and the reality is the 20,000 customers we had today, while that's fantastic and a great position to be in, we had the thousands just last quarter. if you compare that to the million plus customer opportunity in north america and europe, we have a long, long ways to go and i think we've got a tremendous solution center. >> i know that goldman sachs was maintained incorrectly a sell almost the whole way. is talking about how they're worried about margin pressure. i said to myself, you've got this gigantic government contract and doesn't seem like you're going to book anything in 2014 for that, but could that be a source of the margin pressure

b burt, let's start with the money in politics. this could be the sequel to citizens united.this could be the end of any regulation of money in politics. up until now, the court has had a line between spending money and contributing money. they have said you can regulate the contributions. and the regulations are pretty generous. you can now contribute about $125,000, each election cycle, to candidates and to the party. some businessman from alabama says $125,000 isn't enough. he wants to be able to give unlimited amounts to candidates and to political parties. >> yeah. and tom, you know, when people hear about this and they hear that, while money is speech, according to the supreme court precedent, that confuses people in the say way that the idea that corporations are people is confusing. but it's not simple. sometimes those very same doctrines are used to do things that people think are good. like holding corporations responsible as persons in litigation. can this limit, as burt is referring to, can this limit stand when you look at the march of this supreme court's view t

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so let's move on >> so item b was doing bus as and next the bar. we understood she was trying to come but she was injured earlier today but she has the farrell street bar on larkin street. she's looking for a bill yard permit. she wants everyone to know this is the oldest bar in san francisco. we have no oxygen to this application >> commissioner you have a question. >> no. any other commissioners that have questions that staff could answer and a i'm sorry mrs. graft is here >> come on up. you want to tell us about >> i want to thrill i've been at the location for 14 years and to request some of my regulars i'm applying for a pool permit. >> go ahead and have a seat. any police officers questions or comments about this permit >> all right. go ahead and have a seat. is there any public comment? on this? is there one >> i think it's for someone else. >> crystal can you grab that speaker card. all right. i guess there's no any public comment? about this. the matter is now with the commission. any motion >> move to approve. >> second. second >> second

b. >> or c or d. let'sout upcoming movies to look forward to in 2014. >> i want to see more movies in 2014. >> there's a goal. that's a good one. this is a list of the top five according to fandango. number one, "the hunger games," that's no surprise. "the hobbit," that's released in december. "x men" in may and "the amazing spiderman 2" in may. and "divergent" will be another one released. >> and a first look -- >> go ahead, what is it? >> it will never be more needed than it is today. >> and there it is, "godzilla." >> the trailer with the longest reveal. >> this is "the first look" on nbc. life could be hectic. as a working mom of two young boys angie's list saves me a lot of time. after reading all the reviews i know i'm making the right choice. online or on the phone, we help you hire right the first time. with honest reviews on over 720 local services. keeping up with these two is more than a full time job, and i don't have time for unreliable companies. angie's list definitely saves me time and money

the city attorney we're not breaking any laws it's our standard practice to put a d b number into a sound test to let the venue know whether they're in violation of that or not but in lou of having the person not being available the standard is can i hear it outside or not. to be honest that's how the police did it before there was a entertainment commission. they did a have sound officer but he often didn't have a meter so i guess i reiterate that so you feel somewhat comfortable we're not suggesting permits with no sound levels set we're setting a high bar but not holding up the process and we'll be able to bring that down >> so in keeping with that and the fact we have civil certificates to serve the public and if something is our fault i'd like to move that we issue the 6 permits place of entertainment permits until such time as the entertainment commission has a sound officer. that's my motion >> there's a motion is there a second. >> second. >> all right. any further discussion about this those are permits we've already heard their pending. >> that's right. >> we've gotten police and fire. >> s

text b for no. let me bring in gordon johnson and linda greenstein. johnson, do you believe the mayor of hoboken? >> actually, i do believe her. as stated before, she has nothing to gain and she's representing people of hoboken. when you look at the different -- what ties this thing together with the bridge? first of all you have who are represented by individuals who didn't do what they were asked to do by someone, the people they respect are punished. in ft. lee with the lane clos e closur closures. now we have this incident with the money being denied to the city of hoboken for hurricane relief. that's a similarity there. and that's a tie there. also you have a major redevelopment project in ft. lee and you have redevelopment going on in hoboken. another tie there. this committee i'm sitting on to investigate this, that's what i'll be looking to find out when the information comes back from these subpoenaed documents. >> senator greenstein, how serious are these allegations being made by the mayor? >> i think they're very serious if they are proved

b sigh. >> i am letting john fund the expert on this taka it away. >> they are in panic mode, they are not us the numbers that show how obamacare working, they are awful, most people who are signed up already have insurance, they are in panic mode, you do desperate things, that means you reinvent obamacare every day while changing it. >> and 36 states are filing suit, and supreme court looking at two different obamacare cas cases. pro choice, and -- lou: this appears to be an alba troalbatross around the presides neck, from when he cannot escape, he is dancing in a small snappy pattern from one issue to the next. >> this is his acome blu blue . >> there will come a time when privately the president wishes that john roberts spared him this and voted obamacare unconstitutional. lou: i think that is a great point, i think that point has been reached some time ago, we'll be --down fund, judy miller, and we'll look at her new book. >> up next. u.s. pledges to help russia as they negotiate a peace for syria. it gets kocs complicated, dr. wd phares sorts it out for us. next. [ male announcer ] e

bank of america and u-b-s had agreed to let detroit out of the swaps for $165 million. the city maintains getting out of the swaps deal is essential in order to secure new bankruptcy financing. the baltic nation of latvia has officially entered the zone - the euro zone. the northern european nation is the 18th to join. great fanfare with fireworks are planned. this means latvians will be able to buy things with the european currency - the euro -- on january 15th the euro will become the country's only currency - replacing the lats. the last nation to join the euro zone was its baltic neighbor, estonia. that was 2 years ago. ford motors is jumping the gun on offical sales numbers -- due out tomorrow -- by saying it will retain the moniker of best selling brand for the fourth consecutive year. the company is touting 20-13 sales of 2.4 million vehicles, a jump of 15% year-over-year. ford expects to sell 400-thousand more vehicles in the u-s than closest competitor, toyota. when the numbers come out later today it is expected they will show manufacturers posted a seventh mo

one estimate says about $5 billion -- that's with a b, billion dollars. let'sng in our own alison kosik at the new york stock exchange. alison, how does this add up, the losses, where they come from? >> wolf, you think about the deep freeze we've been in. and it really hit a lot of places and literally kept people from leaving the house. and that affects the economy. so when things kind of grind to a halt, there is this domino effect. think about it. many people didn't go to work, so that's lost productivity, lost wages. many of us didn't go out to the grocery store or go out to eat. we would rather stay at home and cook. less money for waiters and waitresses and local businesses. trains and buses stopped running. less money for transportation providers like amtrak. no shopping mall, many of us didn't want to go to the movies, either. so weather economist, evan gold, i spoke with him earlier, he says there was such an impact on the economy, because the brutal cold hit so many people. did you know that every state yesterday, wolf, went below the freezing mark? t

b and c. i'm interested in let's go on a journey and examine the advantage. >> they're not self help, they're not how to, they're not prescriptive. some people have criticized them for being not academic. you're not aiming them to be. >> no. >> you're now malcolm gladwell, you're expected to change the way we think or at least shine light on things we don't understand. >> yeah i mean i write books because i'm interested i want to go on that journey, that's all. i have -- there's stuff -- i want to have good excuse to talk to quirky eccentric people and have interesting things in the library. >> i like the lens for which he sees the world. >> that's exactly the best kind of feedback i get and very often i get it's really interesting when i am criticized i'm criticized by people who live in the word of ideas. so they don't appreciate that thing because -- >> you don't want the people that live in the world they are being -- >> they have a job they have kids, i refuse to apology to writing for that kind of person because i feel i am that kind of person. because i could have easily gone a differe

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now let's head to the b league it's korean air going heads up against allied g in utah. the first ad falsely korean air. he also thinks the second set as well. allied to struggles to hold back her eyes. michael sanchez leads all scorers with twenty points and clean air base in straight sets in it's own reports. that does for me here the sportscenter this has been steve intend to peck at midnight for the latest in the world of sports. to start to find dust has cleared out and warm winter weather has been dead for more let's turn things over to eric and look down at the weather center. again what's the latest beating sun and sea hare well today was a mild winter day here in comfy and temperatures rose to eight degrees celsius in some parts of the southern regions the dry weather warning is an aspect in the south eastern coastal regions of telethon no province as well as the cities of table clinton and bush and the humidity levels in those regions are less than thirty percent so please be aware of starting any bias. taking a look at the current conditions. reasons are at th

b. we'll let you know on the 3rd if that's different. >> how much is the public going to be able to saythe u.s. attorney is looking at this? if the u.s. attorney is looking at this i imagine his office doesn't want a lot of details -- think back to that first batch of releases from wildstein and baroni, time for traffic in fort lee that raised questions, connected a lot of people. i wouldn't imagine the u.s. attorney trying to investigate this wants that out in public now? >> it's also important to look at the tool that they're using is a tool we're using. essentially asking questions. they're asking questions. it's important to note that whoever issues the subpoena whether the u.s. attorney's office or the legislative committee, the act, the asking of questions is not a determination of somebody did something wrong. so i think it's priima dhuematut to that point. the organizations will respond. they'll be a ton of documents we get, expect to get. we're going to have to analyze those and decide where we go next. the process we used in the past, which was the committee received the docum

b a lot. in this past year i had an opportunity to use the k9 units after the boston bombing we used them for pride and i'm a dog lover they won't let me pet them. so i have a question 10 b is requested and you present them to the proefrment what's the process to come to some further agreement like for instance, there's a hypothetical street fair you think we can sgo do this with four officers and not 10 how do you resolve those issues. >> there's a process in the transportation code for them to ask for resolution and there's also the permit officers and the sergeant special event sergeant at the station work with the promoters to come to a resolution. it's generally considered outside how many police and other private security to hire to mitigate some of those concerns >> so it's subjective as to the captain of the station and the permit officer. >> they would be one of the first stops in this process. >> okay. thank you. >> commissioner hyde. >> hi, thanks for coming out. >> you're welcome and so there's a centralized office is that a new development. i had - and a prior to november of last year not 2013, 2012 it was disseminated

that said, this week, let's focus on the other "b," her birthday.nd next week, julie, next week, next week you can take her to task for not allowing you to interview her, okay? >> oh. >> every day. i'm on that every day. >> one of the penetrating questions in the "people" interview was is it a lot of pressure to keep your arms so toned. >> it is anti-feminist and she should speak out against that. >> no. >> you want to look good, but that is 00% of the coverage, hair, makeup, celebrity. >> look, i've got my arms out. i think michelle obama liberated a number of women in the news. we didn't have to wear the blazers and the card begans and the shrugs any more. you're working out, she is a billboard for her own message. she believes in health, she believes in eating well, what better michelle than michelle obama's arms. she's given us a right to bear arms and i like it. >> thank you so much for joining us. after the break, robert gates said his book about president obama was hijacked by partisan. really? >>> christa freeland is a lifelong journalist wh

now let's get to thursday's comment its first in the k b l k c c takes them home boasts seventy four to sixty four but let's focus on the team of the night outs of top ranked as the knights vs new zealand elephants and he had for sk from his five game suspension. now we go walk the first that the un powers their way to a ten point lead at the end of the second quarter. the second halves of no different. the elephants ricardo palin's with nineteen points to a tenth eleventh and double double in the last and pt lead weights seventy five to sixty six. next up the uae on the men's side with a capital case on lic insurance and some not. now a lady comes out swinging taking over the first set but its hyundai capital spiking their way back. the cake the next two. now the fourth said the old coles down to the team that wants it more it started to twenty eight in favor of the capital and the cake the next three sets to one. that does it for me here to sportscenter. this has been stephen said. check back at midnight for the latest in the world of sports. i do. the us. dear was the coldest day o

nobody learns anything about b until she's ready to tell them. well, let's really well. >> yes. >> that first solo album debuted at number one and went on to sell more than 11 million copies. >> the album did really well. and what am i thinking? tour? [ laughter ] >> studio, tour, more singles, now. >> normally when the album does very well, you do a tour. >> there's a small tour, beyonce's first as a solo artist, followed by three more solo albums and a total of five solo number one hits, including 2008's "single ladies." ♪ movies -- >> because i'm foxy cleopatra and i'm a whole lot of woman. >> a fashion line. >> my mother would make all these beautiful clothes and after so many years, my fans, they were like, okay we have to buy these clothes somewhere. ♪ oh, yeah >> and numerous endorsements including a new one with pepsi that will pay beyonce to advertise its products and fund some of her creative projects. >> i think it's a huge deal. i think it says a lot about her as a brand, about her music, and that pepsi would do something like that for a black fe

i have b of a and facebook. >> let's get to work. california, one mile away from the new 9ers stadium. johnson and johnson is my favorite drug stock. hewlett-packard is one of my favorites. bank of america, one of the largest, remember you went off the charts, i said that was great. facebook is great. we have a drug company, internet company, a bank. this is too much like bank of americ america. where's going to trade out of that and buy honey well. let's go to bernie in arizona. >> caller: jim, how are you today? >> good. >> caller: i have a trading strategy in my roth ira and i wanted your opinion. in my iras i have verizon, exxon and atree ya. when i get a 15 to 20 percent appreciation i cover calls against the shares of stock i've owned. this has worked very well for me. what do you think? >> i've got to tell you i'm not a cover call fan but you generated income with that and i get it. pdl, it's not biogen, we have exxon mobile when i recommended. i'm not keen on tobacco. at&t and verizon. we can't have both of these. that's not

b for no. for more, let me bring in the congressman of michigan. good to have you with us tonight. >> thank you, ed. >> nafta cost your state of michigan over 43,000 jobs. why would the tpp be any different? >> it won't be. i was disappointed in the washington post editorial that nafta allegedly cost us jobs. come to my hometown of flint, michigan. it didn't work out. we've heard these promises that these free trade agreements will open up other markets for our products. in exchange, we open our markets. the result is we end up competing with countries that have labor standards that are nowhere near ours. we're being asked to trust us. even if the agreement has the high standards platform where labor and environmental obligations are higher, unless we have an enforcement mechanism that allows us to punish those who violate, we'll be in the same place we are now. >> i think the american people understand numbers and charts. kent conrad was the chairman of the senate budget committee. he was famous for bringing charts to the floor and showing everybo

congressman grimm, why are we not seeing united party saying elect us, we're going to do a, b, c, d, e, f. >> let'se not on fox news you don't even hear what republicans saying. you're up against santa claus, what did the president say last night? he told everybody what they wanted to hear. is it based in reality? not even close, but that is what we're up against, we're up against reality -- >> and you're not going to throw the guy off the balcony, right? >> absolutely not. >> glad to hear that. we'll take you behind the scenes of my state of the union experience, we'll have exclusive photos from my entire day in d.c. and details you don't want to miss including my dinner with duck dynasty. first, the panel of lawmakers. they will answer your questions you have been sending on facebook and twitter all day. facebook and twitter all day. all straight ahead, as you know how painful heartburn can be. for fast, long lasting relief, use doctor recommended gaviscon®. only gaviscon® forms a protective barrier that helps block stomach acid from splashing up- relieving the pain quickly. try fast, long lastin