bds is spreading across campuses.y activist groups, feminists, antiwar movements, lgbt are joining the campaigns and the u.s. there are many campaigns on campuses. there is a major shift among a number of jewish americans. i have seen a steady shift of younger jewish american opinion in support of bds and palestinian rights. i think that is raising alarm bells in the zionist establishment among the israel lobby figures in the u.s. >> you have worked with jewish groups in the u.s.? >> absolutely. several jewish groups have supported bds and some have not, but are working on bds-related campaigns. there are many groups that have joined bds campaigns and are doing excellent work to pressure pension funds to divest from companies profiting from the occupation and get college campuses to divest their funds as well for these corporations. a >> do you sense that shift in the media, glenn greenwald, as you read broad coverage of the issue, in particular, the boycott, divestment, sanctions movement? what i think there is a par

i will give him bd which stands for bovine droppingings. >> i know what that means, larry. >> wilegoorques llie from above the law.com. tough one to follow. what do you grade the president. >> i will give him an a. i know it bothers a lot of people when obama does something against president mccain. but obama got elected. he has the power to do something, right. >> yeah, something indeed but kelly ann something he get to do to act without regard to two other branches of government that are equal to the president and power. >> that is it the chief concern here, governor, the president has a track record four years of tramping on federalism. he disrespects it disavows it or doesn't understand it we have checks and balances for a reason. if he want to try to introduce and get congress to introduce he all to do that. but the reason he is saying this actually is it a sop. he is thanking them for a vote. but he doesn't realize 62 million people voted against him and because they are concerned about this and high himself did very little. a lot of news reportings his greatest failings is it

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this strategic actions include but are not limited to district-wide insight based bd and providing eld instruction and strategies and the content. courses throughout the day. pathway language teachers will attend regular meetings using primary language materials and administrators will receive ongoing professional development for english learners and coach teachers in the areas of compliance of curriculum and instruction. >> we will also be focused on parent and community participation, family support for english learners, via multilingual and support for information for dlacand elac and support for the committees through monthly dlac meetings, direct site support and our school site council summit and promote for english learners by sharing data on an ongoing basis with the by lingual and also to get feedback. >> thank you. >> questions? commissioner wynns? >> thank you. okay, i'm a little, thank you. but, and i appreciate it that you were reading some specifics. this is an extremely short summary. but it sounds to me like all of the things that are described are the things that i tho

. >> i mean i think we've talked bd this before.ocial media is about an engaging conversation, and that conversation has to be two ways. so you have to seek out the people that you want to engage, and you have to understand what drives their hot buttons and start conversations around that so that they get excited and then they'll reach out to you because they'll start flooling you. >> it's a real earth. we think of social media as free and easy, but actually if it's not natural for you to have these conversations, it's time-consuming. create a strategy. >> it's very good about what's good socially. you're most interested in what people show to you. so if you want to generate interest, having genuine interest will get you the attention you want. >> it's just another network like linkedin and facebook. your social media is another way to basically have a different audience and that people who rule on social media are not necessarily the people who rule on tv or other places. so you have to understand it's a different audience and it's

a young investor would have relatively little exposure to bds because they're looking for growth. again an investor who is 65 and just approaching retirement would probably have about 40% of their portfolio in bonds. somebody who is later in their retirement years may have more exposure to fixed income because they have less time that they need to have capital appreciation and inflation pro fiction from equities. >> does the old rule of 100 minus your age equal your bond expose heuer-- exposure still count? >> it's a good way to think about it, a good proxy. there are the los of ways to think about asset allocation. one is your risk tolerance and how much you want to think about your time horizon. so if we ask folks to think about the different buckets of money that they have, college savings is one, time frame that is obviously shorter than retirement. if you are saving for a house you obviously want a shorter duration, so again, your portfolio may look different depending on the different goals you have for your money. >> talking about duration one of the biggest risks out there

happenedded is that given the very low yield on cash return, money sitting at the bank or people buying bdss have turned towards rental income, and for rental income, they are looking for the signaler sized home, more of a bargain price. it is more of an acute shortage of inventory on the lowwr price ends. on the upper end, the market was a buyer's market one year ago, but now roughly in balance, but primarily on the lower price end where investors came in, all cash, not doing the mortgage, all cash, coming in, scooping up the properties. lou: now all cash works better, if you will, at the top end of the market where one expects that kind of money, but for those who are looking for homes at the lower end of the market, they need credit, and that credit we keep hearing stories of how constricted, still, credit is for those who need it to buy a home. >> you are absolutely right. the credit condition is still overly stringent. if you look at the credit scores of those approved on a loan, it is much higher than even under normal years. less discount in the bubble years, lax underwriting or undo

bond yields are rising, mortgage rates are tied to bd yields and they may be going up in the next year or so, should you grab it now. i'm saying interests could go up in next couple years. >> i think you are right, as the slow recovery continues, we'll see rates go up, but not for the next year or so, now, is the best time to be buying real estate, anyone who can, renters should look to buy right now. liz: another important piece of data that the viewer needs to know bpeople who are upside down in their moar mortgage, about 10.6 million in negative equilty. so, there is a big fear, people have been saying this for years, they will flood into the market and cause housing prices to plummet. i'm thinking they are locked in their mortgage, they can't get out of it so quickly, they have to stay in the mortgage until they will not come flooding into the market. >> i agree for that reasons, and everyone who is upside dn in their mortgage does not want to move, does not need to and does not top sell, thoseumbers are shrinking, as we see housing market recover, and value recovers those recoveri

dollars or so more jobs a month but hardly enough and remember the seasonal adjuster factor affect bd i the deficit. >> one last question to you both. we did not extend the payroll tax this past year. what affect in the numbers from that? >> well, it is a little soon to really figure that out. i mean, it is true now that you mention it that the 157 in january is significantly off the pace of job creation in november and december. >> right. >> but i am quite certain that, you know, taking over 100 billion out of the 2013 economy already a bit wobbly by my lights is going to cost us on the growth and jobs side. >> yeah. one of the telling things was that in december there was a big jump in personal income because of people getting bonuses early and things like that. but spending didn't go up very much. and economists are expecting weak retail numbers for january. i think it's the seasonal adjustment factors again. my feeling is to see a drag in the third quarter. excuse me, the first quarter. and then have to be carried by the recovery of government spending because i don't think we hav

it's the year of the snake and the celebration begins at 2 bd and market street in san francisco 5:15 saturday night. >>> let's put the pressure on swref jeff. it looks like a nice day. it has been rained 0 out in years before. >> a lot of pressure on those weather types like myself. i know they're so dedicated no matter what the weather, there will be a lot of people out there. we are thinking the forecast will hold out as we head throughout saturday's forecast. 20 to 40 miles per hour and quite a bit of wind also this morning. winds usually help to keep it warmer out here but despite the blustery conditions even throughout the morning hours able to get down to 28 degrees in santa rosa. look at this, average low of 40. so 12 degrees off the mark here for a lot of the north bay. coincidentally one of the coldest spots able to warm up the most with a lot of sunshine, santa rosa at 60. 56 in san francisco. 58 in san jose and 59 in gilroy. currently we are starting to drop off quickly. 48 in petaluma. 45 in los gatos. a cold night for us. let's get you outside to that sky camera network.

they addhad a secret sauce of bd to order. so does apple. is apple potentially dell in ten years? >> life cycles 2in technology i very short. will the iphone be there in two years? >> they don't stay on top for long. but having said that, there is something short term. >> quick final thought. you like it. >> yes. >> more selectively. >> seven months into it. remember we spoke in september and lo and behold, the second half of the year, europe rallied and so i think just earlier in the a 5i com dative central bank policy, period. high levels of skepticism towards zero. >> that's a good time to invest. people are underinvested in europe. >> thank you. good to see you. thanks for being with us. sue, done to you. >> thanks, gentlemen. we have breaking news. seven-year note auction going off, hey, rick. >> demand on the seven-year auction of 29 billion, a c plus. we are looking at yield ultimately in the auction of 1.26. right in between virtually the 126, 125.5 when issued market. all of the metrics were average. indirect bidders at 33.4 on the light side direct bidders with 18.2, hea

so it could come and bd dock here any time and within the next 30 minutes as soon as that, and coulde longer and then another four to five hours to get everybody off of the ship, but the hardest thing is the actual docking, because to give the viewers a sense, it is 200,000 tons and 2 1/2 football fields long and no stabilizer and no brakes. so you can imagine that parking the ship which is what it will do when it dox at -- it docks heret at the mobile port is going to be a dicey situation, and they want to make it right. that is why it is not as quick as you might think and it could take 30 or 90 minutes before people are really able to start getting off of that ship. we are here and waiting. more and more families are are gather, and you can see the excitement on their faces as they are wait iing. i will be here as the ship comes in with our martin savidge, but "ac360" starts right now. >>> good evening, everyone. i'm chris cuomo filling in for anderson cooper tonight.

. >> bd markets haven't been reacting. >> at some point, the bond market is a funny thing, interest rateshasn't this warning been out there -- >> bernanke is out there saying we're going to keep rates low a long time. as soon as people figure out we have a credit problem, rates goes higher and interest is higher. >> talked to aol about america's place in the world. it does factor in in terms of what america is actually capable of doing and around the prospect of meaningful debt reduction, which i don't really see happening this year. >> you're right. >> here is steve case. >> it's not helpful to the economy. it's not helpful in terms of building confidence. not just about business in this country but people all around the world, global marketplace, investment. people puzzled the united states is not able to deal with some of these issues. there's some near term challenges that need to be dealt with. but the broader issue is trying to figure out some process so the work of the nation gets done in a more responsible, disciplined kind of way. >> so steve, i mean, part of the politics on this

so it could come and bd dock here any time and within the next 30 minutes as soon as that, and could take longer and then another four to five hours to get everybody off of the ship, but the hardest thing is the actual docking, because to give the viewers a sense, it is 200,000 tons and 2 1/2 football fields long and no stabilizer and no brakes. so you can imagine that parking the ship which is what it will do when it dox at -- it docks heret at the mobile port is going to be a dicey situation, and they want to make it right. that is why it is not as quick as you might think and it could take 30 or 90 minutes before people are really able to start getting off of that ship. we are here and waiting. more and more families are are gather, and you can see the excitement on their faces as they are wait iing. i will be here as the ship comes in with our martin savidge, but "ac360" starts right now. >>> good evening, everyone. i'm chris cuomo filling in for anderson cooper tonight. the big breaking news the cruise ship carnival "triumph" a mile or so from port, and we don't know how long it

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