now, they say they may help with cholesterol the ber yeez almost completely prevented weight gain in mice fed a high fat diet. they found acai berries had the opposite affect. >> well, san san jess yeah city officials taking him at major league baseball. the lawyers filed a claim for quote interference. the city filed an appeal with the ninth kirk quit court of appeals by failing to act on a by the to move a's to the south bay. >> oakland business leaders pushing forward to try to secure land for a water front baseball stadium. a five member concoarse yum moving ahead to get control of the terminal in hopes that a's co-owner will build a park there. he did meet with more to transform the complex. >> more baseball note here, former a's manager says his plaque will be put up with out a team logo. he says his career is the culmination of work in chicago and inducted in july. >> we may have beautiful weather here in the bay area this, is a dream for skiers right? skiers welcome that change. >> they sure do. they have been frantic for snow. >> it's interesting. just a small system moving

[cheers and applause] [audience boos] >> jon: they are not booing they are saying boo-ber.d national security expert for something justin bieber did? unless he caused an earthquake in japan i doubt it was worth it. still the media flooded the zone for bieber's drag racing arrest with crn n in particular pulling out the stops with a special report fit footage lifted from tm z testimony from three former child stars and state of the arm cgi simulation. >> when he raced against a fer rar your on a quiet stretch of beach both vehicles nearly twice the speed limit. two black s.u.v.s blocking the roadway. >> jon: and then yoshi hit a supercell and who shows up, just in time to beat up hookers oh, the humanity. [ laughter ] point is. what a terrible idea of coverage. what about our elected representative. senator ted cruz of texas. it leading light of republican party. a few months ago he pushed the g.o.p. to shut dlun down the government any regrets? >> i said we shouldn't shut the government down. >> if you didn't to threaten to shut down the government who did? >> harry reid an

ber knees spotted eagle is raising six of her great grandchildren and flee grandchildren. >> i wake upraying for them, talking to them, getting them ready, clean them up, send them to school. i do all this by myself. that's what keeps me going. >> in the area grandparents have the same rights to raise children as parents. the oglala tribe has honored this tradition by taking child welfare for the state. it's the tribes' own child protection agency, and it empowers tribal courts in an unique way. >> the lakota people, we always lived crowded. look at the teepee thing. you can get four or five girls laying on the floor in the bedroom. as long as they were safe, as long as they were loved and protected and fed, that's acceptable. dss would not allow that in any placements. we're using our tradition and culture we were able to find a lot of kids permanency with extended family. >> they're able to live together, go to school and remain their connection to the lakota culture. >> there you go. >> the best being in life is that we love each other, we share with each other. we care for each oth

today's nominee sarah ber reallies. >> sarah is a classic old school singer-songwriter in the mold of a carole king, billy joel, james taylor or laura nero. >> i think everybody is surprised that the believed unrest was nominated in this category. it wasn't a huge hit album. and she only really had one major single to come off of it. >> she has sort of been this kind of like quiet little secret for years now. her song "brave" which she cowrote with another writer is a slow burning success story. >> it's a different place in the discussion. that was a right song to be out there. >> the coolest thing is that. >> they are writing notes and stories about what brave has inspired them to do in their lives. >> when you're up against katy perry and miley cyrus and lady gaga, it's easy to get overshadowed and she has been relatively speaking. even though she keeps writing great songs. she is somebody who just wants to you listen to her songs. >> pretty good. and she is from eureka. >> remember, kpix 5 is your home for the grammys. watch the show this sunday at 8 p.m. right here on kpix 5 follo

a shot of the ber national terminal at sfo lit up tonight to celebrate the niners.utside chance there could be one last game at can stick. if if anyoneers beat panthers on sunday and if seattle loses to new orleans, candlestick would host the nfc championship game in two week.so crew gettin ready just in case they are maintaining the stadium as usual and repairing 140 seats that were either broken or stolen during what was supposed to be the final game there two two weeks ago. >> you have been showing us niners pride keep it here's 86-year-old mom that loves kaepernick. kaepernicking a little bit there. love to see your 49er photos. e-mail them to us at this site. or facebook page or on twitter at this site. good stuff. >> let's get another check on the forecast right now. >> so much different here than it is in other parts of the country. sandhya has the forecast. >> yes. you feel grateful for what we have here in the bay area in terms of mild weather but we certainly need the rain and live doppler 7hd isn't traching rain. cloud cover coming in. it was cooler day t

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in an event in dc, where the redskins honored their newest class of legends, we spoke with doc walk ber this decision and the decision to start rg iii over curt cousins. >> had we not had to play him and play curt early on, i think it would have been a different outcome. i think it would have been playoff potentially. >> really? >> absolutely. because he was in a rhythm but he hurt his foot. it wasn't that they didn't play him. he wasn't ready to play. i think that changed the whole direction. >>> and we can put this story in the latest surprising new category -- not really. texas a&m quarterback johnny manziel has declared for the draft. he made the announcement today and posted a thank you letter to the aggie fans. he will be represented by the same by that reps lebron james. no real surprise. >> no, man, he's going to get the cash. >> oh, yeah. >> and enjoy the life style. >> we're back >>> well, first, it was a good old candy bar. then they were selling cup cakes. now, can you believe it, burritos out of a machine. that's a vending machine handing out fully cooked packets of beans a

total cruise calls 200,000 plus passengers and you saw the hosting of the fastest sale boats in the har ber known to man and you saw the hosting of the port's first maritime day which was a huge success that we have discussed before and again, those are each one of those individually is really spending and collectively it is almost unfathomable, so on behalf of us and the commissioners and staff alike thank you very much for your service. and if you would permit me, if you will help me president katz? we do have some plaques for the two of you. could i get all of you off of the dice? [ applause ] >> >> thank you. i'm looking forward to the year ahead and particularly i want to take a moment or two to thank the staff and as you heard the litany of things that transpired just in the past two years i was stunned when i suddenly heard it all laid out like that and so again i want to thank on behalf of all of the commissioners the incredible port staff and say it privately and i want to say it again that i think that we have the best staff in the city. here here. >> but, it goes without saying,

no i've never had an c<ber typical night in hong kong except the weather the first few years i come from. beijing or the people in the summertime sweat. if your house for twenty seconds and that is the youngest among us personally i don't ever since the first day i arrived. i remember. if you annie threats and pressures during the handover nineteen ninety seven mo old my friend tried to persuade me to leave the city to city was to all you have on one last time you will go to prison again you'll be dead. it's modelled on monday steve fills that the reason until i pulled to continue the goliath in hong kong and still be a fairy land ethic and two with his frocks is a sign of things pets are changing in a way to the two reasons cited in the group when the problem one is not on kong's independent judicial system i have full confidence. i'm not mistaken it is destroyed in hong kong is not in the commons partisan press so to combine together penalty said. china as me just this thing has changed dramatically since nineteen ninety nine it's become unfit to lead the world's factory has intent to

a shot of the ber national terminal at sfo lit up tonight to celebrate the niners. and outside chance there could be one last game at can stick. if if anyoneers beat panthers on sunday and if seattle loses to new orleans, candlestick would host the nfc championship game in two week.so crew getting ready just in case they are maintaining the stadium as usual and repairing 140 seats that were either broken or stolen during what was supposed to be the final game there two two weeks ago. >> you have been showing us niners pride keep it here's 86-year-old mom that loves kaepernick. kaepernicking a little bit there. love to see your 49er photos. e-mail them to us at this site. or facebook page or on twitter at this site. good stuff. >> let's get another check on the forecast right now. >> so much different here than it is in other parts of the country. sandhya has the forecast. >> yes. you feel grateful for what we have here in the bay area in terms of mild weather but we certainly need the rain and live doppler 7hd isn't traching rain. cloud cover coming in. it was coole

it was $700 ber share two years ago. >>> federal agents charged two men with conspiring to commit moanedaundering by selling more than $1 million in bit doin' that could be used for website drug transaction action. one of the suspects is the founder of a prominent bitcoin exchange. bitcoin is currency used on the internet. its value fluctuates according to demand. >>> and ticket prices for the super bowl are dropping. the new york daily news reports stub hub, the ticket reseller, is selling tickets for sunday's game for $3,1 so a piece. that's down from $7,700 last week. a bargain, anne-marie. >> i guess so, you are outside, aren't you? >> unless you have a suite which i've heard they're going for almost $1 million. >> looking for long-term forecasts, i can almost understand that. wendy gillette at the new york stock exchange, thanks a lot, wendy. >>> well, pete seeger, one of america's great folk singer has died. ♪ if i had a hammer i'd hammer in the morning ♪ >> that's just one of many songs seeger wrote. his musical career was always intertwined with his political activist. his politi

. >> good evening, >> tim, san francisco calm ber of commerce and thank you for taking the time on this subject and we have been spending months working with the health department and on the sc on this and we appreciate their hard work as we all tried to understand the implications of the affordable care act and its impacts in this transition year on the employers and because the employer mandate catches up with us next january. and the limitations on reimbursement, and they are available. to employers, and under the healthcare spending ordinance in san francisco. this is a huge problem, it is a huge problem for small businesses, with 20 or more employees, who don't provide insurance or have a large part time workforce because the number one way that those thousand employers have attempted to comply with the spending requirements is to create health reimbursement accounts, and those health reimbursement accounts are drastically limited to the affordable care act that you have heard. there is probably 80 million dollars of rollover money that ends up not being spent every 24 months. that

a shot of the ber national terminal at sfo lit up tonight to celebrate the niners.n stick. if if anyoneers beat panthers on sunday and if seattle loses to new orleans, candlestick would host the nfc championship game in two week.so crew getting ready just in case they are maintaining the stadium as usual and repairing 140 seats that were either broken or stolen during what was supposed to be the final game there two two weeks ago. >> you have been showing us niners pride keep it here's 86-year-old mom that loves kaepernick. kaepernicking a little bit there. love to see your 49er photos. e-mail them to us at this site. or facebook page or on twitter at this site. good stuff. >> let's get another check on the forecast right now. >> so much different here than it is in other parts of the country. sandhya has the forecast. >> yes. you feel grateful for what we have here in the bay area in terms of mild weather but we certainly need the rain and live doppler 7hd isn't traching rain. cloud cover coming in. it was cooler day today. with the clouds around but nothing in com

. >> you have to have cheap enough rent for founders and koch to bers -- entrepreneurs they geturvive before their angel money, but you also need access to capital. the crucial element. especially angel financing. financing. what of the interesting things in this study was the number of angel deals in the bay area was actually down. that is in part because deals are starting to get very expensive. talent can go anywhere. technology makes it possible to start a company anywhere, but no small up-and-coming places neither critical mass of either angel investors or big vc's who are able to get on a plane or, even better, have an office. >> so where else in the world? >> this report talked about europe, and germany specifically. butalk about europe's woes, clearly something that helps an economy grow longer term is innovation. your hasrs found that become an increasingly desirable destination. same not think of it the way as we do silicon valley, but 23% of deals were funded in europe. of course, you are talking about all of europe versus one area of the united states, but an interesting f

her boyfriend received the same ber verdict.oncern now is that italy will use its extradition treaty and ask the u.s. to send her back to italy. >> how could they not. they have a convicted felon on the book. >> you will obviously fight it. there is no way she is going back over there. >> this case can be appealed to italy's supreme court. rafael in italy, was sentenced to 25 years and was ordered to hand over his passport, john and marci. >> brandi hitt, thank you for that. we will talk hear from ammanda knox on "good morning america." >> the justice department statement says sar nie ef pleaded not guilty. the two bombs last april killed three and wunded hundreds. boston's mayor opposed the death penalty in general but says he supports the justice department's decision. >> over the past nine months the people of boston have shown the world that we have a city full of heart and courage. we stand together as one boston in the face of evil and hatred. >> in russia, sar nie ef's mother says quote she feels nothing that the prosecut

bers. >> we sounds of kibia believed justice fail. >> israel's equivalent didn't punish him. he was transferred into ariel sharon. many israelis admire ariel sharon's ruthlessness. >> they killed us. he was strong enough to fight against people that want to kill us. >> ariel sharon was controversial in life and was polarizing in death. >> tomorrow israel says a final goodbye. there'll be a memorial outside the parliament. that's where the vice president joe biden will lead the delegation. netanyahu will also speak. the state asks the family to allow ariel sharon to be buried next to other prime ministers. but the family said, "no, he wants to be buried on the family life next to his wife lily." >> coming up on al jazeera america. thousands of families are fleeing homes in iraq as insurgents take control of cities. turning their lives around. prostitutes going into the cosmetics business. >> rain and warm temperatures cause chaos across the north-east. we are looking at rivers that are flooding and ice jams that are forming. details of that when we return. >> at least 21 iraqi

colorado is now numt ber one vacation spot for people who want to forget they went on vacation. new marijuana stores opened their doors at 8:00 a.m. on january 1, which is kind of funny. getting up early to buy pot. but it worked. according to the national cannabis association, around $1 million worth of marijuana was sold on wednesday. although the stat is coming from the cannabis association, so someone should check the math. it's created a booming pot tourism business. there are companies that will drive you around on a bus and take you on a pot sightseeing tour. i would like to go on one dressed as a dea agent just to freak everyone out. i saw a commercial for one of these tours online. it actually reminds me of kind of like those napa wine tours. >> come onboard mountain air colorado tours to see all of colorado's most scenic destinations. rockty mountain national park, mile high stadium, a cloud that looks like a chicken. [ laughing ] and omlet. hi, omlet. >> hi. >> mountain air colorado tours. really see colorado like really see it. hey, bro, what's up? [ applause ] >> ho

, fears are growing that these rules will only hurt the very peple it is intended to help and keep bersdream homes. we have the executive vice president. rick, it is great to see you. option.com is your company. it so i have to ask you if you share my fears and will it actually end up hurting a lot of folks out there that like to buy a home? >> yes, the 43% net income rate illuminated that and so we are going to see this. >> this is kind of a critical part of what is going on and loans can be improved if the powers that exceeds his or her income. why did they think that was necessary? >> well, it will be especially tough on minority borrowers, particularly those at the end of the borrowing table. a lot of the borrowers will have a hard time complying with the rules and 43% of their income, no more than 40% of their income can go towards their housing expenses. gerri: so there is more to it than just a qualifying mortgage rule, there's limits on bank fees and income and debt requirements and this is what i don't like about it. you know, we had all kinds of special and crazy once before.

bers stuck in the jams. >> yes, i had family members walks in excess of nine miles to get to their home. i had members separated from their children. it was a nightmare. >> no wonder that people are upset. the governor and the mayor apologised for mistakes made but defended their response so unpredictable weather. >> i am not getting into the blame game, but the crisis is across the region. if you look at anybody's street in any community across the region, there's no one doing a better job than we are doing in the city of atlanta. >> he played the blame game saying it was up to the school board to close the schools and the interstates are not his responsibility. are you satisfied with what you heart from the mayor and governor. >> no, i'm not. as a teacher and mother i had to do everything necessary to get to my 5-year-old daughter and none of us would have been an the roads had they shut the city down. they knew there weren't enough resources and equipment for a storm like this, so they should have better prepared and told atlanta to stay home. >> as a public school teacher you must b

a few minutes left, connor cook under pressure .kwechb also ber son for palo alto takes it back for sixrd is up by six. the spartans down three at the half. we're going to the kwourt quarter. cook to tony lippett. 25 yards. a that's. >> a touchdown. a career high 322 yards. four-point game late in the fourth. fourth and one. pullback handoff goes nowhere. and stanford loses a tough one, 24-20. we now go gown to the sight for the tough loss for stanford with reaction from a disappointed cardinal team. lisa? s . >> yes, very disappointed. stanford couldn't get to the end zone often enough. and they have their first rose bowl win since 1988 a humble head coach david shaw took to the podium afterwards. >> they made a few more plays than we could afford to give them. the downfield pass. and then one that we, you know, got it hemmed up to watch the ball and breaks out .. >> they played well the first couple of drives of the series and we didn't stond like we needed to. it's difficult. we're happy with the way we played. it definitely hurts. >> connor cook proved to be far too much for stan to

should ber economy the primary focus and concern of this body. as a senator of the state that leads the nation in unemployment, believe me, i understand the importance of refocusing on jobs. hereld rather be down discussing innovative ways of creating jobs instead of the need to extend unemployment benefits yet again. , madam president, because of this administration and even some of the choices of this body, unfortunately, our economy is not growing quickly enough and many americans are still hurting, including a lot of nevadans. on thisepeated often floor that nevada consistently tops the charts in unemployment, bankruptcies, and foreclosures. the statistics are surely revealing. more startling is the obvious increase in impoverished nevadans i meet when i go home and i would like to share an example, madam president. every thanksgiving, one or two of my children join me in serving thanksgiving dinner to folks in reno who are in need and cannot cook a thanksgiving meal for themselves. daughter in her freshman year in college join me in this exp

. >> even if the only surfboard on the ber tap or jumbotron still excitement of being ther there. >> unbelievable wipe out. >> lick the superbowanand part partying in the parking lot. not in the gym but you are at the game. >> and as long as you still eat the friday fish business owner say that's good enough for the them. at half moon bay, jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. >> spectacular images. still ahead tonight the on 7 news. local veteran wins longstanding dispute with the government. it's a beef over benefits that dates back to world war ii. >> plus the upgrade san francisco international airport ramatically change the experience you have there. >> we look at few clouds and a little haze but no rain. not yet but down in the forecast future is some approaching rainfall. accu-weather forecast coming up. >> later the california drought forcing farm investigators go underground but central valley well drillers can't keep up well drillers can't keep up with the soon, californians from to salinas to san diego will have equal access to quality health insurance. those who need financial assi

if regulation doesn't incouple ber this category, if the vaporizer trend doesn't get out of control. regulation? >> it has been a big overhang. >> and for full disclosure, i agree with you. >> our history with tobacco for the last seven or eight years is these stocks can work with overhangs as long as the fundamentals are good. >> what is your top pick? >> i cover three sectors. tobacco it's lor rah lard and household care it's energizer. >> nick mode. you're long but for other reasons, not the e-cig. >> i like the growth prospects. there will be consolidation. that's not -- bidders are bidding against telecom stocks. >> that's right. specifically wireless. on the day when a take was pretty ugly. we saw 11 times the average daily put volume. we saw one and a half times the average daily put volume, leading at the back of the pack with put volume. but all of these big put volume s. sprint down over 3%. >> it's been in the news. the fact that we saw -- the most fascinating is the big guy of the april 18 strike put. in the money. so these are absolute pure protection. that means that th

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hy high ber nation because unseasonable warm weather has messed with body clocks?it could mean bad news for the be environment. first thing every morning, this bee keeper checks the temperature. there should be snow on the ground. >> 10 degrees in january. >> that's too warm. his bees thing it's spring. they have leaving hives. >> they shouldn't be outside. it's too cold. i tried to warm them up. i care for every one of my bees. bees are going out in search of food. they are laying eggs as if spring had already sprung. itt they will be in real trouble. if winter comes back again, which will probably will, the weaker bees won't be able to warm up the colony and they will die which means many will never lay their eggs at all. >> the situation has croatian officials worried. >> we don't know what is going on. we know some bee keepers have lost a lot. new keepers, old keepers, big and small. something is definitely happening and we like to keep a close watch on it. >> it's a european problem. a third of the bee population has been lost almost 7 billion bees. in croatia

. >>> i'm melissa ray ber gur and here's what's happening.portation safety board is going to as pen, colorado after a deadly plane crash. one person killed and two injured when a private plane crashed at the time aspen airport. snow showers were in the area at the time of the crash and winds gusting to 30 miles an hour. >>> and new york city, one of the two men critically injured in a highrise apartment fire in midtown manhattan has died. the fire on the 20th floor of the building is being investigated. now, back to "caught on camera." >>> welcome back to "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer. it's sometimes called black friday, the day after thanksgiving when shoppers line up at stores long before dawn, lured out of bed by the promise of big savings. but in 2008, this holiday tradition turned into chaos with rioting, broken doors, and a customer stampede that left one man dead. it's a shopping tradition that's been around for decades. black friday gets its name from retailers who all year are said to have finances in the red or below zero.

but number two new york life three select ber medical holdings, number four from blue cross blue $15,000, young, aetna raytheon. list.u can go down the deloitte. martin.d ford motor company. hill?rked on capitol guest: yes host: it goes on to goldman and united parcel service all of this coming in to the ways and means committee. does it work? guest: when you think about it talking about trillions before and now thousands. these are very small amounts of money. just tokens of appreciation or respect to the chairman. i really don't think they influence him in any major way. what -- from where i i think there is too much mphasis on the influence of contributions and not enough on lobbying. that is many multiples. host: what is the difference getting a check in the mail and lobbying? me just -- most tax issues -- there are tax see on television all the time. what is the rate. and there is partisan politics. and that is what usually dominates the headlines. that is only the upper crust of what is going on with tax policy. beneath the radar we have hundreds of issues in every tax are technica

jeff re ber-- jeffrey berry and sarah sobieraj.ning me. >> thank you. >> thanks. >> jeffrey start with you, what was your reaction to what gabe was saying about fox news? >> sounds like an interesting book and one that's well researched but i have a fundamental disagreement with his perspective on fox. fox would continue to do the same thing. fox is the most profitable part of its parent corporation 21st century pox. it makes more profits than any other part of the business and this is not a very inknow vative business. they follow a template, talk radio, on the blogs, and on fox and msnbc it's all the same. they're going to continue to do the same whether ailes is there or not. >> sarah, your book, you co-wro co-wrote, it argues this industry has grown because it is profitable. is that something you see changing any time soon? >> no. i think what happened is that there was an earlier era when there were few options in the media. as a viewer you had the major networks and far fewer options in terms of radio. there was no internet.

but ab ber core research thinks there could be more room to go. ap lists talk about the company's strong free cash flow yield, saying using the cash for all the right purposes and can't forget about the halo effect of all the industry consolidation we've seen. finally last on the list is starbucks. another big winner in 2013. talk to analysts about this stock, there is an overwhelmingly bullish sentiment on it. average analyst price targets talk for a 17% upside in the stock price. basically the story is all about growth. starbucks has a lot of new products that are coming out, trying to pierce the grocery store channel and, of course, you have unit fwroets of more and more chains in asia and india. all about the growth that's ahead for starbucks. they warn me, analysts say the stock is a little pricey, the company is getting big. it has it to execute to continue to deserve this upside. sue, back to you. >> okay. thanks, sheila. terrific job. dominic chu has been standing here, chatsing about our days in california. >> absolutely right. >> before

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there's something else the riches and i'm someone who's written for us on the subject of an c<ber is deep in the weeds are on extremist right parties in europe is does it. research by the name and that is good when the chatham house and monitor things that he made very clear is that a lot of our preconceptions about who these voters are are not mislead borne out by facts and the only time that some of the scene a phobia is not massively and peppers and present. some of the idea that there are the losers of globalization and the people that are being displaced by some of the european policies that there are a lot of subtleties in who is supporting these parties which means that some of our worst case scenario. here's mine up liao there they are poised to two very successful in the elections but that doesn't necessary mean that the in house seasoning into conclusions were trying to watch the guy who will wait and see upward from and xenophobia now and it's funny that antisemitism when we come back with the world this week also. c1 turkey's prime theres this and stay with us i love. sai

. >> a follow-up question related congress,bers of are any members of the panel aware that the nsa has spied on any of them? >> we have no information to that. we would not anticipate that. >> i want to thank each of you for being here. the remainder of the committee is off voting so with that we will take a five-minute recess and i expect my colleagues will return. the hearing will commence again. thank you. >> i just wanted to note a couple of quotes from your report. one is the question about granting the government authority makes us safety but whether the additional safety is worth the sacrifice of individual privacy, personal liberty, and public trust. it -- soust as we know many times we have to rely on individuals and the public who might give us information that can be valuable but they have to have the public trust. law-enforcement knows this. same with the intelligence community. yield. but, in your review, did you identify a difference? i think you already answered this question. a difference between the demonstration of the utility of the government's abilities which is ai

on the plus side, the best ber forming stock of the s&p 500 on better than expected earnings on strongf rare diseaseey expected earnings is moving higher. and harmon international rose after the audio equipment maker recorded a 53% chump in profit helped by strong sales to luxury carmakers. scott? >> all right. thanks so much. >>> nfl players don't have to actually play in this weekend's super bowl to score some big bucks. dominic chu is live on super bowl boulevard in the heart of new york city. dom? >> well, scott, if you talk about the prices that are going on right now for the super bowl we've already seen ticket prices start to come down. $2700 some of the ticket prices that you get according to tikiq. some are $2400. suites are down $624,000 apiece. the cheapest ones are $180,000. there's a whole subculture around parties, corporate events. that sort of thing. and that's one of the main reasons why dow don't have to go to the super bowl itself to get that same feel for it. we spoke to robert tuchman who is at go viva who specialize in corporate and special events about what it's

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staff, i remember meetings where a senior bush administration -- one day he was not didn't -- i, he guy,ber cuomo is a serious governor of new york and an eloquent speaker, and now we have the governor of arkansas with personal issues and possible scandals and so forth i remember being everyone -- everyone being relieved with clinton. he eat us handily and got himself elected and survived impeachment. sometimes these are damaging. the main thing about chris christie, from a national point of view is, the new york republican donor class, the givers to the party and the candidates, they thought chris christie was the front runner. i remember saying to people, he is a front rubber -- runner. is he necessarily going to be scott walker or mike huckabee or rick perry ordered jeb bush or ted cruz? i could go on and on. caucus or new hampshire primary. i do not think that is obvious. he has been a good governor for four years. a lot of people will run and make their case. the media was wants to find a front runner and anoint him. republicans isor they have a lot of interesting candidates. some of t

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she will be the first woman to hold the post in history to replace ben ber narchgy and stimulate the. personal finance and business correspondent zane asher joins me. i love this nugget that is found today. i feel like so much of what a person is, you have to go back to where they were in high school. this is fascinating about how she had interviewed herself for the airplane. explain. >> janet yellin is about to crack through the highest glass ceiling in america. looking at her high school years, she was valedictorian and editor of the school newspaper. the editor of the paper would have to interview the valedictorian. since she held both titles, she interviewed herself. >> hello, janet yellin, how do you feel about this? >> basically. it's interesting to look out. you get a sense of how she views herself and a sense of how she really feels about herself. she does not shy away from promoting herself and listing her accolades. she describes herself tongue in cheek. she is a version tile, attractive and talented senior. in professional settings, women sometimes have a hard time promoti