>>i noticed that a lot of this business is happening in bermuda. 41% of these re-insurance funds were acting in bermuda. why is that? >>bermuda established itself as the gold standard in reinsurance so they've properly positioned themselves and maintained that competitive edge against other locales around the world. so they seem to be the place where people want to accept and use insurance. >>is this something the average person can get in on? >>right now we're offering swan re as a reg d offering. it's available to accredited investors but our hopes are sometime in 2014 that we'll have an ipo that will be available to all investors. >>we will be watching. thank you randy. >>thanks for having me. george soros shines as manager of the world's most successful hedge fund. his fund, quantum endowment, made 5.5 billion dollars in 20-13. soros actually stepped down from running quantum in 20-11, but remains a key player in the business. facebook's mark zuckerberg and his wife priscilla chen are named the country's most generous philanthropists. the coupl

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and a new government report this evening on the long-feared bermuda triangle. that mysterious area between puerto rico, miami and bermuda. so many stories through the years. ships and planes vanishing. some might remember the hollywood thriller in the '70s, but now, noaa saying there's nothing to it. simply a region prone to really harsh weather, they say, hurricanes and tropical storms, as we knew of, which makes navigating the region very difficult. >>> navigating the course in sochi, no problem for one snowboarder. navigating something else, though, proving more difficult. look at this. he put his number on his helmet and suddenly getting offers and photos from all over the world. alexey sobolev's photo was crushed by text messages and, we're told, some racy photos. the russian olympic team posting this picture. the phone so overloaded with thousands of messages, the phone died. apparently stopped working. wish we all had that problem. >>> now, a balancing act you won't believe. the daredevil in russia. with the stunts you won't see at the olympic games, but

bermuda.com wrote us, the answer should be off to bermuda. it's 72. >> 72 in #bermuda? bermuda is along the same line as the carolinas. i would have thought it would be colder than that there. >> apparently it's all right. >> thank you, sir. >>> well, people are apparently upset over the cold. a weatherman at our station in minneapolis, kmsp, says folks have been taking it out on him. >> people hate me right now. you go into a coffee shop and they give you a sideways glance. usually people are like hey, how's it going? what's going on? now it's like, oh, yeah. hey, it's a tough place to be. >> our chief meteorologist live in the weather sent right now. rick, it's not getting better yet. >> it is not. you can't go anywhere right now. i get into the elevator it's the first thing anybody says. it's like part therapist, part life coach telling people how to handle it. here you go. you decide. temperatures right now actual air temperature as little bit better for now. watch what happens over the next five days shep. tomorrow's high in fargo minus 1. friday a tiny warmup back

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bermuda, did they lose their luggage. bermuda shorts to walk into the world arena last night, the temperature, 40 degrees and team usa because their uniforms, i know there was some people questioning the busy design but i know when i watched them walk and has i thought it was spectacular. it was the star spankinged banner and a source of pride. i thought it was beautiful and stunning. so i'll move on to some of the bigger news, a big tweet heard around the world today, a tough day for u.s. bobsledder johnny quinn who got stuck in his bathroom after taking a shower and the doorjambed. he had no phone to call for help. there you see the aftermath and used his bobsled pushing olympic skills and turns out if you can push a 1500-pound sled you can break through the door. >>> one of the most popular sports has a big night, figure skating, ladies, team figure skating kicks off with a short program represented by ashley wagner and, of course, all eyes will also be on u.s. ice dancing pair charlie white and meryl davis who will da

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also, bermuda.any people are wondering, did they lose their luggage donning flip-flops and shorts? bermuda shorts, of course, to walk into the world arena last night. by the way, the temperature was around 40 degrees and, finally, team usa, because their uniforms when they were first revealed a couple of weeks ago, i know that there were some people questioning the busy design, but i know when i watched them walk out en masse, i thought it was spectacular. it was "the star-spangled banner" and a source of pride. i thought it was beautiful and stunning. so i'll move on to some of the bigger news, a big tweet heard around the world today or seen round the world today, a tough day for u.s. bobsledder johnny quinn who apparently got stuck in his bathroom after taking a shower and the door jambed. he had no phone to call for help. there you see the aftermath. he used his bobsled pushing olympic skills he's developed over the years. turns out if you can push a 1500-pound sled you can also break through a

this is like the bermuda triangle of bad drivers and people that can't walk across the street. >> there's no reason for this fact, none. >> no. >>> all right, everybody, it's almost time for us to give away another ipad mini. >> yep, that's coming up. you'll need the wednesday buzzword to enter and win. >> you'll need to be 18 years old and a u.s. resident to enter. >> stand by, the ipad "rtm" giveaway coming in a little while. >>> i'll be honest, it looks like something is going terribly, horribly wrong in this series of videos. you have people crowded on the street and it looks like fireworks shot right at them and kind of looks like a huge accident. looks like a war zone. it looks like this is 100% an accident because this isn't where fireworks are supposed to go. unless you're at the annual beehive fireworks festival in southern taiwan, all sorts of videos of this event online. i've got a couple of them here for you. they do this every year. the fireworks are perfectly aimed at the spectators, which is why all of them are wearing helmets for safety. this actually goes back to the 19th

it's a special type of bermuda grass, and at some point next month the plan is to cut the field intoips, roll up the glass, arched truck to the santa clara. so right now i'm down on what will be the field of the new 49ers stadium. this will be the end zone. but i want to show you just how close the stands are, just how intimate the field here is at this new stadium. look at this. there are the seats right there. now, there are some other things that fans will like. the average concourse at levi's stadium will be 63 feet wide. at candlestick they're only 19 feet wide. there will also be 30 escalators at levi's stadium compared to only six at candlestick. and 370 concession stands compared to 23-9d at candlestick. levi's stadium also has two huge hi-def score boards that are 48 feet tall and 200 feet wide. to put in that perspective they're 10 times bigger than the scoreboard at candlestick. you will also notice the unusual configuration. three-quarters of the stadium is pretty much all seats but on the fourth side it's most al tower of just sweets. so right now i'm in the he will vies

that is more than the gdp of iceland, jamaica, bermuda, and fiji combined.his is all for an instant has 450g service that million users. who is county? -- who is counting? believe it will be incredibly valuable. our focus will remain on connecting more people in increasing engagement. for the long-term, we look forward to see what people can do. >> mark zuckerberg explaining the deal on a call last night. one billion users is not bad. >> a potential competitor they just eliminated. was a very expensive deal, to it reduces competition attention on facebook. especially newer markets. facebook has not really penetrated to that extent. popular -- >>ry it is very popular. >> it is the nature of the economy and the change pace we are in. the amount of money you can make over the long-term is spectacular. it is not necessarily important to even look at how much what's app itself will make. and a way ofel , which all ofnt the people on the planet, i want to say this is a group of users zuckerberg wants. everybody. >> it says a lot about mark zuckerberg. >> the sheer

not funny. >> hey, i'm sorry, my wife is actually stuck there in new york city trying to come to bermudaus degrees today and we're only an hour and a half away from new york. stuart: you tell her there's a space for her on this program if she's stuck at the airport, come on and we'll put her on. >> she loves you, and she would come on. stuart: thank you, john. that's something positive and now tell me about twitter. as you know, it's up what, 100% or more since the ipo last november. now, starting this weekend, the inside,if they wish, can sell their stock. if they did sell, that would push the stock price down, i presume. so, i want to ask you, would that be a buying opportunity for john layfield? >> depends how much the stock goes down. when i worked on wall street the biggest thing we feared was the lockup expiration because people run for the exits. you know, this thing is has made 20 billion dollars as 25 times revenue. this is a time that people look at this and say, now what? i really want it get out here around 55 to $60. this is a real gift to these guys. depends how far it goes

it moved to ireland from bermuda a few years ago so we wouldn't have to pay so much in federal taxeso our government. that is, of course, paying this so much and contract funds from all of those taxpayer dollars. and yelp striking a partnership with yahoo map. working to move up from its current place and it's by far the most powerful search engine unde70% of the market. lagging well behind. then we have yahoo!, ask, and aol. and then organizing the moral marge in raleigh, virginia. saturday in part of north carolina. partly to protest north carolina's voter id law. they sent out a flier and they handed it out there. including photo identification and to keep them n at all times. we are coming straight back. so stay with us. >> scandal that is far from resolved, tonight you will meet catherine engelbrecht who'll be talking abo her fight only with the internal revenue service and a number of agent these within the obama this is the quicksilver cash back card from capital one. it's not the "juggle a bunch of rotating categories" rd. it's not the "sign up for rewards each quarter" card.

it moved to ireland from bermuda a few years ago so we wouldn't have to pay so much in federal taxes to our government. that is, of course, paying this so much and contract funds from all of those taxpayer dollars. and yelp striking a partnership with yahoo map. working to move up from its current place and it's by far the most powerful search engine under 70% of the market. lagging well behind. then we have yahoo!, ask, and aol. and then organizing the moral marge in raleigh, virginia. saturday in part of north carolina. partly to protest north carolina's voter id law. they sent out a flier and they handed it out there. including photo identification and to keep them on at all times. we are coming straight back. so stay with us. >> a scandal that is far from resolved, tonight you will meet catherine engelbrecht who'll be talking about her fight only with the internal revenue service and a number of agent these within the obama administration. [ doctor ] and in a inical trial versus litor, crestor got more high-risk patient bad cholesterol to a goal of under 100. ay to , crestor! yh!

it's a special type of bermuda grass.plan is to cut the grass, roll up if grass and send it to the stadium. this will be the end zone right here. i want to show you how close the stands are. just how intimate the field is at this new stadium. there it is. there's the seats right there. the average concourse at levi stadium will be 63 feet wide. at candle stick they are only 19 feet wide. there will also be 30 escalators at levi stadium compared to six at candle stick. and 370 concession stands compared to just 239 at candle stick. you will also notice the unusual configuration of the stadium. 3/4 of the stadium are pretty much all seats but on the fourth side it's mostly a tower of just suites. so right now i'm in the levi suite. there's actually a double suite. they still have a little bit of work to do before it's complete. look at this they are right on the 50-yard line. when you come out here, you have a great view of the game. a near by suite is a little further along and you can really get an idea of just how nice i

more than 3,000 athletes took part including the team from bermuda dressed in their signature shorts, the team u.s.a. and the host, team russia. the president opened the games and russian hockey great and olympic figure skater carried the torch and lit the olympic flame. fireworks capped the night. but the real fireworks of these games, the event gets underway in full today. cbs news, sochi, russia. >> civil rights in russia is planned in san fran disco today. it starts at 11:00 and runs through 1:00 p.m. this is in response to a new law in russia that prohibits gay activity. >>> developing news in oakland. an elderly woman was the victim of a home invasion. this time it all ended tragically. >> reporter: authorities surrounded the home on 34th avenue in east oakland. when they got here, there was evidence someone broke in to rob the place. >> i think the neighborhood is not safe. that's what i think. >> reporter: the woman was found dead in her bedroom with her mouth covered and arms and legs tied. she wasn't the only person in the house. >> investigators are speaking with the male v

break out the bermuda shorts. >> we're getting very troubling reports out of ukraine in just the last few minutes. while janice was giving her weather report. ambulances have moved inch these are live pictures from the capital kiev. we now have confirmation from reporters police are moving in, and this was fires that the protesters had set. the police have now sent stub grenades into the area and that has burned the tent of the protesters who have been there trying to get change in government. you can see this guy putting tires on here. they've set these fires to try to keep the police, who are over there, from getting into this square and it had been effective. now the police are shooting stun grenades into the crowd, and it's our understanding some of the protesters have been injured. you seek the protesters have staked out the square, like in so many parts of the arab world, and staked out this square, made this their last stand and said, government, we northeast a change. we don't want you aligning with russia. we have to have change in the country. it's come down to a battle in a

clarifying research showing myths about the bermuda triangle. david tweeted, i believe it's real. i grew up in miami, the bizarre stories were continuous. thanks, david. >> on gretchen live in d.c., now to shep live in new york. >> the story now of a u.s. citizen overseas, who is reportedly right now plotting to kill other americans. and the white house apparently considering whether to try to kill him with a drone strike. would that be legal? >>> iran makes a new threat for the united states and israel. and are the iranians really sending war ships our way? what does the pentagon make of that? let's get to it. >> first from fox at 3:00 in new york, convicted would-be spy is about to learn his sentence, one that could put him behind bars for decades. this is not your typical espionage case. far from it. this one involves a craigslist personal ad. a beautiful undercover agent and a lonely divorced father, man so obsessed with women his license plate brags about his abilities in bed. his name is robert hoffman. he used to analyze intelligence communications for the u.s. navy. his tr

neil: you'll notice, folks, that john is saying this from the safe confis of bermuda! touche., chris, i always find that we waste a lot of time trying to gauge sentiment when we know the sentiment, and we know it's wrong, and we pour a lot of money -- and that is, this administration has - into very expensive and priceyds urging people to sign up because it's good marketing. but you have to have something to market, right? >>and what, what are they going to do with this data? it's not like they're going to get rid of the law. they're doubled down. they're serious about getting this obamacare through. the only thing i can tell that we know for a fact is when the guys who roed o obamacare get involved in another tech project, it's bicycle to cost probably hundreds of millions of dollars, so it's a little eepy that they're trying. neil: yeah. we're going to get into the legality of all o this, because backo your point, john,an of broadband what's happening here. if you -- wt's happening here. if you read the polls, if you just look at newscasts, even the more liberal ones, you'll

neil: you'll notice, folks, that john is saying this from the safe confines of bermuda! touche., chris, i alway find that weaste a lot of time trying to gauge sentiment when we know the sentiment, and we know it's wrong, and we pour a lot of money -- and that is, this administration has -- into very expensive and pricey ads urging people to sign up because it's good marketing. but you have to have something to marke right? >> and what, what are they going to do with this data? it's not like they're going to get rid of the law. they're doubled down. they're serious about getting this obamacare through. the only thing i can tell that we kw for a fact is when the guys who rolled out obamacare get involved in another tech project, it's bicycle to ct probably hundreds of millions of dollars, so it's a little creepy that they're trying. neil: yeah. we're going to get into the legality of all of this, because that is a whole other can of wormings. back to your point, john, broadband what's happening here. if you -- what's hppening here. if you read the polls, if you just lookt newscast

it, and the process of it rather than these guys are literally making 10 of millions of dollars in bermudaama countries. and there's no regulation. no way -- these people are stealing our fellow gamblers' money. >> you're right, but the one thing, i'm a big poker player. the one thing that worries me, i'm all for it, but normally in poker if you're a good poker player, you look at the other guy's eyes. you look at their body movement. you can't do that online. >> the best online poker players are the ones who win the tournaments when they're looking face-to-face. >> exactly wright. that's the one thing. i wouldn't do it if i couldn't see my opponent's face, i wouldn't want to play poker against them. "one more thing" is up next. save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance.d everybody knows that. well, did you know pinocchio was a bad motivational speaker? i look around this room and i see nothing but untapped potential. you have potential. you have...oh boy. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >>> it's time now for "one more thing." i will

neil: you'll notice, folks, that john is saying this from the safe confines of bermuda! touche.ris, i always find that we waste a lot of time trying to gauge sentiment when we know the sentiment, and we know it's wrong, and we pour a lot of money -- and that is, this administration has -- into very expensive and pricey ads urging people to sign up because it's good marketing. but you have to have something to market, right? >> and what, what are they going to do with this data? it's not like they're going to get rid of the law. they're doubled down. they're serious about getting this obamacare through. the only thing i can tell that we know for a fact is when the guys who rolled out obamacare get involved in another tech project, it's bicycle to cost probably hundreds of millions of dollars, so it's a little creepy that they're trying. neil: yeah. we're going to get into the legality of all of this, because that is a whole other can of wormings. back to your point, john, broadband what's happening here. if you -- what's happening here. if you read the polls, if you just look at

. >> reporter: judy, it was 30 minutes that seemed like it was the bermuda triangle had entered the figure skating arena. first off, you had yevgeny plushenko, two olympic gold met medals, two olympic silver medals, he comes out and he's looks-- he looks like he's injured. he's hurting. he goes over to the referee-- reminiscent of, frankly, of what tonya hard dignity with her skates 20 years ago, withdraws, waves to the crowd and is gone. that drama 30 minutes later of followed by jeremy abbott who fell hard on his quadruple jump, and instead of getting right up, popping up the way most skaters do, he just laid there and it seemed like forever, an eternity, his coach was about to rush out on to the expies help him but he popped up and kept going and the crowd spurred him on. incredible drawm and only in figure skating. it never, ever disappoints. >> woodruff: i want to talk about snowboarding and how well the american women have been doing. >> reporter: well, yes, the american women, with x-game sports we look at it from shaun white to the slope styles of skiing. the u.s. women of course a

billions ofbutes dollars to a subsidiary in bermuda that controls the rights to all of its intellectualy and software patterns -- patents outside the u.s. the expertise is designing window displays and the interior stores. that raises eyebrows because how valuable can that be? you walk in the store and how it is laid out is important, but it is fairly obvious as you walk around that it is not secret software codes or the formula behind a valuable cancer drug. this is something you can see as you walk around the store. why should so much profit be attributed to a subsidiary whose expertise is that as opposed to more complex software. >> thank you. jesse drucker joining us on the itek story. one of the best track records in the business. it is a record year. a 22% gain in profit. he is so ingrained within the u.s. economy. he has holdings in energy, infrastructure, trucker and, banks, more than 80 companies. interesting exception, his second-biggest -- coca-cola. fears about sugar content, where word about our health. that one did not pay such good dividends. what did pay good devin -- di

government says the bermuda triangle is just a big myth.lanes have disappeared in the area but authorities say there are logical explanations such as bad weather and poor navigation. >>> an oklahoma state basketball star marcus smart could be facing discipline after shoving a fan. smart had just stumbled into the front row of the crowd trying to block another player's shot. he gets up, exchanges words with a man in the crowd and shoved him. smart said that the man called him a racial slur. >>> as we celebrate black history, a new book is out compiling the facts and figures of loif fife for african-americn the united states. "black stats." the author is monique morris, let's also bring in james peterson and msnbc contributor and also goldie taylor, a columnist and a msnbc contributor, as well. monique, let's start with you. this is a book of numbers but you're very careful to state, although quantitative data are powerful tools for analysis, i would caution against interpreting the condition of african-americans solely through a quantitative

stuart: you are normally in bermuda. wisconsin. >> you have a big show tonight hearing green bay. the lawn started this morning at 6:00 o'clock a.m. pacific time. people were setting their alarms. unprecedented demand. we have wrestlemania coming up in the superdome. also talking about the wb launch of the network. >> i want to go back to nicole. i am looking at stocks that are driving the hold market. i am looking at disney. an all-time high, i think for disney. nicole: that is right. that was the high of the day for disney. technology is going terrific. disney, google, you name it. that is a halftime report. let's get back to one of our big words for the hour. democrats. they are worried that they will hurt the chances of reelection. even republican governors are saying obamacare. they are saying it is here to say. liz, our viewers not happy with the president's health care law. now republicans say they are kind of giving up the fight. >> some of the architecture of obamacare will be in place. they will remove the mess

the bermuda -based company says that deal will help it expand in north america. is the latest from the fox business network. giving you the power to prosper. ♪ cheryl: it is in your blood. apple is developing and i walked back and monitor blood flow and predict heart attacks. they can give wearers a false sense of security. joining me now is doctor debbie. we have had a lot of conversations. you are saying that users could have a false sense of security. >> it can predict that. we do not have technology that can predict if you will have a heart attacks. it is not a full -- it is not what you really need. what this does is it tells you how much oxygen is in the blood. you may not be having a heart attack. there are normal situations, too. you do not want to different problems. cheryl: i would rather do that. rather have a precautionary measure than the other sense. >> that is true. they are actually relatively okay. nothing impacting at that moment. the danger here is that a mobile phone monitor which is another product that is coming out, the technology is not qu

he passed away at his home in bermuda, at the age of 89. dell joins was a look at the stories we are following. >> love them cartoons. u.s. officials warning about warnings in sochi. terrorists may try to use tubes of toothpaste to snuggle explosives. >> trees and powerlines down across the north-east. >> a plan to allow families in north and south korea to reunite could be in jeopardy. the north says it will consider if the south moves ahead. >> c.b.c. cuts tobacco from its stores. why that mate not be got for the chain store >> and using soccer to help the homeless make a change in hair lives. >> i'm meteorologist nicole mitchell, we are seeing rain in the west coast coast, what does that mean for the drought. >> del walters and libby casey are back in 23.5 minutes. -- in 2.5 minutes. >> it is 4:00 p.m. in sochi. you are looking live as the sun sets on anotheray there. there are security warnings. u.s. officials sounding the alarm for americans traveling to the games. >> winter storm aftermath, power outages in pennsylvania leaves thousan

once a valuation is worth more than twice the gdp of sunny her budd bermuda and jamaica.arwood hotels, or if you're in the mood for celebrating a little bit, how about spirits from consolation brands. that deal is bigger than all those xaerns. yes, the absolute size of the deal is eye popping but of course if you guys have been talking about all morn, it doesn't really tell us anything about whether it's a good deal or not. remember, when google bought youtube for $1.65 approximately in,0006 peep thought it was a steep price. now youtube is estimated to bring in $5 billion in revenues and, in fact, is one of the biggest parts of google's overall business. but, of course, bigger isn't all better when it comes to deal making. good to talk about aol and time warner and their merger in 2000. the deal at the time was valued at a whopping $165 billion. it was also considered a major game changer. but of course, as we all know, that didn't turn out so well. sarah? >> all right, some skies and scope on that massive deal. thanks very much. >>> we're having a little fun this mornin

and a lot of people want to get lost in the bermuda triangle of sun, fun, and more fun.ble income. that average price is up from a year ago. it's not just the 1% wanting to escape the cold. travelzoo say searches for cabo is up 144%. people may be booking now when they're freezing but when will they actually take the trip? >> this year we're seeing an acceleration where people are booking but actually going the vacation sooner. where as traditional pattern would be three to six months out from booking we're see that cycle condense. so i think people are really fed up with the cold weather and looking for an escape route. >> oh, where am i? oh, yeah. luxury link ceo scott mur row says his staff is working hard to help people traveling right now getting through the problems. hate me if you want. "national geographic" says the drought out here could last 200 years. i will take a dry heat over a wet cold. back to you. >> you also the woman who has a full glass of wine at 9:00 a.m. local time, jane, which is always refreshing to see. >> just trying to rub it? >> it's 9:00 p.m

bermuda wore shorts and knee highs.rains. sochi's loudest contingent in terms of color is the netherlands. >> how do i look? that wasn't very convincing. >> whoo. >> and now modelling out for us live, our model natalie morales has the german open ceremony jacket on. >> couldn't you get a smaller size for me? >> no, it looks good on you. >> the oversized baggy look is good. is this the sochi trend? >> a lot going on under that jacket. >> i like the patch. i look the colors but i don't know if i like it all together. >> what are some of the outstanding fashion choices? guys good morning. >> hey! >> you're olympic fashion pick is the nike metal jacket. >> i found out today olympians are walking around in the navy jacket and you don't get this one until you win a gold medal. inside it says "this is your moment," which is pretty cool. and it's from herb brooks from the 1980 miracle on ice. >> and you can buy it here, too. >> you can buy it, too. >> pretend you won a gold medal. >> and the other hot item is a reindeer hat. it