i'm sure mayor bing is concerned about a fair solution.k we're also going to have to lo at creditors. this has to be shared sacrifices. it's often about these horrible pensioneers. >> harold, to that point in terms of the finances of all this, the creditors are going to feel the pain, too, along with the pensioners. by the way, a problem most american cities face. illinois, 241% of the state's total annual revenues are pension liabilities. connecticut it's 190%. new jersey 137%. this is a problem that's happening around the country. the way that it's dealt with in detroit i think will in some ways be a road map for other cities in america. >> there's no doubt. this is a chal thank could find itself on the doorstep of a number of cities, northwest, competitive cities. as miss walsh knows all liability the city faces is by contract. everyone is going to have to take in the lingo used in the business, take some sort of haircut. i'm encouraged that the fair and equitable standard applied to the pensions. i could ask mayor bing a question, i'm

eating and binge drinking. my wife and i are guilty. >> a sign of time. marathon viewing sessions of their favorite tv shows like "house of cards." can't wait for the new series to come out. the hit drama on netflix out with a new season 2 trailer, but is this new normal behavior a healthy one? sara haines who admits to binge watching. >> yeah, i can't answer whether it's a healthy habit. but it's pretty much the story of my life. i don't have time to keep up with the shows that i want to see, so i block out a few hours or days, to catch up and i have been waiting for some sort of statistic to justify this choice and found it. "scandal." "breaking bad." "house of cards." "orange is the new black." must watch it all. must watch it all now. >> what's wrong with me? >> reporter: nothing. under the covers. best way to watch netflix. one full season of "scandal" on the weekend enough? >> we need more. >> reporter: what about committing your life to "house of cards"? is it normal to watch five seasons of "breaking ba

people like their binging. so much so, it could spawn a binging binge.i'm talking about television viewing - watching a bunch of episodes back to back. netflix has popularized the practice with its release of multiple epsodes of new shows at once. a survey finds that those who stream tv shows prefer to do it by binging. it just makes the shows more enjoyable, they say. and how do they define binge viewing? watching no more than 6 episodes in 1 sitting. an alternative to watching a series of episodes in one sitting is to actually get up from the couch and take everyone out to see something performed in person.the circus has historically been one draw. but as our cover story looks at one of them preparing for new season, controversies remain that have a familiar ring to them. ringling brothers and barnum and bailey's parent company, feld entertainment highlights acrobats and an opportunity this season for ticket holders to learn juggling and balancing skills on the arena floor. "we offer affordable entertainment for the whole family who comes to our shows.

feeling hung over, americans binged on tv, forget ads. this is "bloomberg surveillance," live from new york this friday, december 27. i am scarlet fu. tom keene is all. michael mckee and trish regan, caffeinated. >> it will be a long day but i am looking forward to it. >> great to see you this early in the morning. >> we should talk coffee futures, we are driving them. >> give us the morning brief. >> japan's inflation has accelerated to the fastest pace since 2000 eight. good news for shinzo abe. it brings the rate closer to policymaker's target. it threatens household spending power unless you see employers boosting wages and you see people bringing more money in. at least, finally, they are getting a little inflation on abenomics. in the u.s. -- >> no eco data. what are you going to do? >> go home. >> take it easy. not much on the economic front. we have something else, the president has signed two more pills. he did this last night. vacation in hawaii. one is the budget deal crafted by senators paul ryan and patty murray. the other cr

julie boorstin, it's all about binging and not about christmas pudding bing, but something we're very much all guilt i of or at least i am. explain what this is and how big it is. >> reporter: well, netflix came out with news about binge viewing. when you sit down your television set, turn on episode of "breaking bad" and you sit there and watch a whole bunch at once. according to the survey people define binge viewing two to six episodes. >> isn't it considered not acceptable socially to sit around and -- because if you're watching 13 episodes of a tv shine a row. you know what you're not doing? anything else. >> reporter: apparently 73% of those surveyed said they feel good about binge viewing and statistics of how many people watch an entire season much shine short period of time was mazing to me. for instance they say that feel viewers finished a season of up to 22 episodes within one week. for a serialized drama that's 13 episodes. a quarter of people finished it in two days. 13 episodes in two days. took half of the viewers one week to watch all 13 episodes. people are very regu

it is so good. >>> you have of course heard of binge eating and drinking. binge watching. viewing sessions of their favorite tv shows like "house of cards." the hit drama on netflix out with a new season 2 trailer, is this new normal behavior a healthy one. sara haines who admits to binge watching. >> it's pretty much the story of my life. i don't have time to keep up with the shows that i want to see so i block out a few hours or days to catch up and i have been waiting for some sort of statistic to justify this choice and found it. scandal. breaking bad. house of cards. orange is the new black. must watch it all. must watch it all now. >> what's wrong with me? >> reporter: nothing. under the covers. best way to watch netflix. one full season of "scandal" on the weekend enough? >> we need more. >> reporter: committing your life to "house of cards." is normal to watch five seasons of "breaking bad" in one week? >> i don't know. >> i think once you get to the point where there's no more, you're like, oh, my god, when is the next season going to start, because i need more. >

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. >> right, so coming up, binge drinking, are boys, the next generation of men coping? >> in good types, guys are close it each other, and when things get worse, you're on your own. >> i had three good friends in middle school, and as i get older, i have trouble talking. >> welcome back, and we asked about the next generation of young men and what pressures they are facing. >> we have nancy, i feel so bad for boys. so many rules and regulations to be in command. and always being watched..., so those are some of the thoughts coming in. keep talking, and jeff, boys under 17 are more likely to binge than any ooh, and there's a psych in suicides, and what's going on? you're a high school teacher. >> what's going on, you have a lot of broken families. you're looking at 20, 25% of all kids come from a single parent home. and almost all of those single parent homes are not the father. so a lot of the boys grow up without a close male role model. and i think it was said earlier, we don't follow a lot of these images in society, strong stud-like role models, or the dainty role m

los gatos based netflix says a study it commissioned found more than 60% of respondents binge watched, studied. also found a majority of those surveyed prefer to have a whole season of the show available when they tune in and watching it all at once. they say it makes the show more enjoyable. >>> well, a thousand silicon valley techies skipped this year's christmas party choosing instead to help rebuild a south bay middle school. invidia, came to east san jose for a day of building, painting. from the walls to the baseball field it's a twist for students at ocala middle school. >> the project behind us, we'll build an outdoor classroom and community gardens and picnic area. >> i know the students here are going to be very surprised when they come in on monday and see this brand new transformation. >> that is one cool holiday gift. the building continues tomorrow. more than 500 additional volunteers are expected to help on the site as well. >>> warriors are looking for sweet revenge. did they get it? sports is next. >>> time to check out what's rocking with the warriors. look who's her

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either a binge experience or something you watch month-to- month.essitating that you watch it in a binge fashion, we focus on telling the best story possible and leave it to the viewers to figure out what is best for them. >> now we know what your valentine's plans are, not that we thought they would be much different than that. thanks for joining us. that is the executive producer and show runner of house of cards. >> the race to deliver groceries. everyone from amazon to walmart is in the grocery delivery game. it is next on "bloomberg west." ♪ >> breaking news from washington. actually some agreement on the budget. the representatives have just passed that bill. kathleen hunter joins us. what does it mean? >> just a few minutes ago, the first budget in four years. it is a two-year agreement crafted by the house of representatives and the senate. one more step in the process, the senate will approve it next week. and we will have some sort of bipartisan agreement on spending. >> it didn't seem possible. is this bipartisan stuff a thing of the past

here are tonight's binge bing highlights. all people agreed with charles.ave not looked up any information on obamacare. men and women show very high approval for steve's comments that the law is in total chaos right now and people cannot follow the law, the changes on a daily basis. all parties showed high agreement on charles' comment that the g.o.p. needs to find an issue everyone agrees on already. the highest i object tense city of the segment. segment two, 17,000 votes per minute was steve's idea that bringing obamacare and the debt ceiling together would be smart. total viewers tonight -- votes tonight rather 108,000. finally tonight, i am i end the year of "special report" with a cute animal clip and leap of faith. >> cat theater tonight's episode leap of faith ii. [ laughter ] he is okay. merry christmas and happy new year. i'm off next week on vacation with my family. i will back in 2014. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight and everywhere night this year. it's been a great one. next year promises to be even better. that's it for "special

according to bing trends, who's the most searched celebrity of 2013? madonna, kim kardashian, rihanna, beyonce or taylor swift. the answer when "early today" continues. >>> before the break we asked you who's the most searched celebrity of 2013 according to bing trends? the answer queen b herself who knocked kim kardashian out of the top spot. rounding out the top five, rihanna, taylor swift and madonna. >>> monday night football saints at seahawks. drew brees, bad night for him. early the ball knocked out of his hand. seattle returns it for the touchdown. it was a great night for seattle's russell wilson. he threw 310 yards. three touchdowns for a 34-7 win. seattle the first to clinch a spot in the nfc playoffs. and a new stadium noise record. 137 decibels. >>> denver broncos head coach john fox is back after heart surgery saying this is the best he felt in 20 years. his team won 3 out of 4 games. tops the afc west division, that may be why he feels better. not sure if he will coach his first game from the sidelines or the booth. >>> college basketbal

. >> we talk so much about binge viewing.ple who come to a platform like netflix and not just watch one hour, but watch it all. it is like watching a 12 hour movie. great for everybody involved in the production. how does that affect your decision-making on the storyline, each episode? you thinking process for the second season, especially. >> ultimately, it hinges on the story. a good story is what is going to sell the show and it has to be able to work both ways, either as a binge experience or a something that you watch week to week or month to month. just because we deliver all episodes at once doesn't necessitate that you watch it in a binge fashion. so we focus on telling the best story possible and leave it to the viewers to figure out what is best for them. >> now we know what your valentine's plans are, not that we thought they would be much different than that. congratulations and we will certainly eagerly be watching for season two. thanks for joining us. that is the executive producer and show runner of house of c

. >> thank you, when we come back, tips on avoiding holiday food binge. are we in a bubble?bout to burst, we look out for and you yr money, next. [ male announcer ] here's a question for you. if every u.s. home replaced one light bulb with a compact fluorescent bulb, the energy saved could light how many homes? 1 million? 2 million? 3 milln? the answer is... 3 million homes. by 2030, investments in energefficiency could help americans save $300 billion each year. take the energy quiz. energy lis here. gerri: well, all three major indexes closed in the red today, saksks fell after mix resulted from thanksgiving shopping reason, and more worries that fed will soon bin sales back -- begin scaling back. there was warning of a possible bububble in stocks. joining me now, jeff, i will start with you, are we in a bubble? have absolutely. anybody who denies we're in a bubble i is fooling themselves. retail investors paying way too much, a less list of a million things to look at even with schiller com coming out. but no one can predict when that bubble will pop, it shoold not persua

. >>> just ahead, what president obama is binge watching on tv these days. plus, queen b finds herself in the middle of a controversy involving the space shuttle challenger. we'll have details when "early today" returns. >>> time for another look at your new year's eve forecast. we're actually shaping up for a really quiet period in the west, considering how cold and miserable it's going to be with the windchills in many areas of the country. we're okay in the west and can deal with this. maybe a few showers in the northwest, but we're not looking at really a wet, soaking forecast anywhere. we should be very mild. great party-type weather. all of california, including vegas and phoenix. as we ring in the new year, we're going to dry it out in the northwest. looking nice at 76 and sunny in l.a. >> for the rose parade. >> should be perfect. >> excellent. >> that's where i want to be. let's go. >> yeah, seriously, right? get on a plane. >>> all right. entertainment news now. beyonce may have the top album in the world, but not everyone is loving it. >> obviousl

. >> thank you, when we come back, tips on avoiding holiday food binge. are we in a bubble?t about to burst, we look out for and you your money, next. [ male aouncer ]ow can power consumption in china, impact wool exports from new zealand, textile production ispain, and the use of medical technology in the u.s.? at t. rowe price, we understand thnnections of a complex, global economy. itit's just one reason over 70% of our mutual funds beat their0-year lipper average t. rowe price. invest with confidence. with investment information, risks, fees and expenses to read and consider cafully before investing. if every u.s. home placed one light bulb with a compact fluorescent bulb, the energy saved could light how many homes? 1 million? 2 llion? 3 million? the answer is... 3 million homes. by 2030, investments in energefficiency could help americans save $300 billion each year. take the energy quiz. energy lis here. gerri: well, all three major indexes closed in the red today, saks fell after mix resulted from thanksgiving shopping reason, and more worries that fed will soon bin

pulse bing highlight. tonight's s.r. bing pulse. agreed with steve when he said promises the passed now that it passed was not true. some disapproval when a.b. said that we are are going to see a rush of new enrollments on december 23 reasonable doubt even though that is the deadline. all parties, plus men and women strongly agreed when charles said obamacare socialized medicine -- is socialized medicine and claimed that few members of congress actually read the bill before voting on it and before it became law. total votes tonight 212,000. finally tonight, much of the country has faced some wintry weather over the past few days, heavy snow and ice in the midwest. ice and sleet in our nation's capitol. more snow on the way. apparently unseasonable conditions in los angeles as well. which always brings interesting reports. >> it is cold outside. >> windy as well. leaves certainly blowing all around. trees swaying. >> how are you feeling right now? >> cold. >> let me ask you a question about this cold. people come in and they come in

binge pulings highlights.women when charles said that the administration is treating insurance companies like aaron -- errand boys. at thattapestry of occlusion. not enrolled but not necessarily insured because they haven't paid their premiums yet. total votes 93,000. sometimes the kicker simply too good to play just once. we are going to bring you some of our staff picks these are repeats tonight bear sightings and attacks are part of logical news coverage. one local reporter in rhode island provided these dips for surviving a run-in. >> we should put together a few tips from the experts to help protect yourself should you come across a curious bear. according to experts you should avoid direct eye contact with the bear. don't run away, back off slowly, wave your arms to let the animal know you are human. stay good night. scream and throw things at the bear. if the bear attacks curl up on the side or lay flat on your stomach. above all stay calm. julie, the night team. >> i was in local teams. i'm sure i did

this isn't the end of bing-watching. all 12 episodes of "house of cards" season 2 will come out on valentine's day. how about a smart bra? microsoft is working on a bra that detects stress. norman rockwell sold for $46 million at sotheby's in new york. it set an auction record for a single american painting. and billy joel is in a new york state of mind. the piano man will perform at madison square garden once a month. don't go changing, billy. >>> coming up, the obama care fix that isn't really a fix. but first, as the anniversary of the newtown shooting approach, america still doesn't have any america still doesn't have any gun laws for fighting violence. , you can use splenda® no calorie sweetener. splenda® lets you experience the joy of sugar without all the calories. think sugar, say splenda™ without all the calories. 1111 >>> nearly one year ago, 20 gunned down were 6 and 7-year-old children. this was a red line by anybody's account. these were babies. this was a biblical slaughter of innocence. >> it appeared this

log on to the sr bing poll.entrifuges and -- centrifuges >>> the iranians are showing their true intention which is to ultimately try to achieve nuclear power for nuclear weapons. >> if you are talking about producing more advanced centrifuges that are only used to enrich uranium at a quicker rate, you are really not think being nuclear power for domestic energy, you are thinking about nuclear power for nuclear weapons. >> which the iranians have said is not their goal. let's talk about it with our panel. jason reilly from the wall street journal. kirsten powers from the daily beast and columnist charles krauthammer. welcome to all of you today. senator mendendez usually an ally of the president, he is a democrat, how much trouble is it for this administration that democrats are increasingly signing own to sanctions that the white house doesn't want. >> in this case you have a bipartisan group of senators. the 13 initial democrats who co-sponsored the bill with 13 republicans. and they are trying to make sure th

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dennis: most -- have of us are binging on tv shows.creators and netflix earnings. wall street journal has the story on netflix releasing the first details on just how much we have become a binge nation. americans have become accustomed or addicted to watching an entire tv series and a few days. we knew bingeing was in overdrive with house of cards but 13 episodes all at once, now the numbers are clear. fully half of viewers watching ten popular shows on netflix. they view the entire season in one week, could be 22 episodes. they wouldn't disclose which shows, they will raise their prices but for one popular 13 episode drama, lee 48% of people watched the entire thing in one week. 25% watched all of it in two days. makes you wonder why they have so much more time on their hands than i do. netflix says the been the trend holds across men and women, older viewers and young viewers, for one 22 episode, eddie, half watch it in a week or less than 16% watched all of it in two days. these fuels' network subscriber growth for netflix but could

bing gordon is a board member at amazon and zynga.irm announced that he will also become its chief product officer. he is starting a new program for mentoring entrepreneurs over technical details like product design. jon erlichman sat down for an exclusive interview and asked why he chose to do this. take a listen. >> i am concerned about the level of innovation in life. i have a high filter for cool. we are the florence of the modern economy here. there are untold emotional creative and economic rewards for doing cool really well. i do not think this is a fix-it. we see that when people get something 90% right, it is not nearly as valuable as 100% right. >> you are looking at people like steve jobs. are not enough people following in his footsteps? >> there are a lot of people inspired by steve jobs. one man said that steve jobs pushed for the last 10%. he landed on that 10%. he said that they thought they were done, but steve jobs would go for insanely great. a push for that last bit. you look around, and you can see people like ton

. >> right, so coming up, binge drinking, are boys, the next generation of men coping? was -- prince william was dating kate middleton. >> ross shimabuku is here with sport. >> dennis rodman is in north korea to train basketball players for an upcoming player. he wants everyone to know he's not a joke. this is the same guy who dressed up in a wedding gown and will rite a book with his bff, kim jong un. the 52-year-old rodman, who never shies away from the spotlight arrived in north korea >> a man's responsibility is to country. >> welcome back. we're talking about what it means to be a man today. that was one of our young streamers weighing in, and we asked the community what masculinity will look like in the future and what do they say. >> they have thoughts about how to drive it in a more positive direction in the future... aaron, do you have a take on what teaching healthy masculinity would actually look like? >> i think it would just be supportive of your kids, and sort of give them very specific boundaries, but i think it's gender neutral. the one distance i saw, b

even now we see different patterns of alcohol, binge drinking. obviously we see more in women than men. there are multifact torial - social changes. cultural exchanges. women are on the workforce, more powerful, in powerful positions. a lot to be considered. >> there are a lot of different factors going into it. men and women drink for different reasons? >> yes, men, typically when they get into trouble with alcohol will go to the bar and drink with friend. women isolate, doing what i did. drinking alone at home, medicate loneliness, depression. many things that trouble us >> as opposed to a man who may feel better through drinking? >> i'm not saying that men don't do that, but i'll give an example. childhood sexual abuses. but typically women isolate. they drik -- drink alone. >> women who drink, or heavy drinkers are susceptible to heart disease, have a 10% higher chance of getting breast cans are. that number jumps by 10 additional points. that is the beginning of the health problems. >> there are different reasons for that. women, for instanc

now bing gordon is starting a new venture. we sit down for an exclusive conversation with him next. ♪ >> this is "bloomberg west," i'm emily chang. this week, the firm announced that he will become its chief product officer. product works is a new program for measuring entrepreneurs and mesh -- and overseeing technical details and product design. jon erlichman set down for an exclusive interview and asked being why he chose to do this. take a listen. >> i am concerned about the level of innovation in life. i have a high filter for cool and we are the florence of modern economy here in the valley. there is untold emotional creative and economic rewards for doing cool really well. i don't think this is a fix it, we just see that when people get something 90% right, it is not nearly as valuable as a hundred percent right. >> speaking about people specifically, it sounds like the model you're looking at are people like steve jobs. other not enough people following in the footsteps of steve jobs? >> there are a lot of people inspir

. >> right, so coming up, binge drinking, are boys, the next generation of men coping? consider this: the news of the day plus so much more. >> we begin with the government shutdown. >> answers to the questions no one else will ask. >> it seems like they can't agree to anything in washington no matter what. >> antonio mora, award winning and hard hitting. >> we've heard you talk about the history of suicide in your family. >> there's no status quo, just the bottom line. >> but, what about buying shares in a professional athlete? >> al jazeera america is the only news channel that brings you live news at the top of every hour. >> here are the headlines at this hour. >> only on al jazeera america. many worry that the gains made in education will not stick in the future. aljazeera's jane ferguson takes us to a school in kandahar city that was long considered a success and is now facing closure. >> it's a place offering more than these girls know, a quality education in real tangible skills, a path away from positivity and early marriage and towards university and a career.

he was voted most likely to be the love child of bing crosby and the elf on the shelf. [ laughter ] nexte superbowl champion offensive tackle for the new york giants. he was voted most likely to literally mean it when he says, i can eat a horse. [ laughter ] i'm serious. give me a horse, i'm serious. next up for the giants is markus kuhn. he was voted most likely to say got get him honey boo boo child. [ laughter ] next up, from the giants, jim cordle, he was voted most likely to be seen walking away slowly from a burning house. [ laughter ] also from the giants, we have brandon myers. he was voted most likely to have invented a new form of frowning and smiling called friling. [ laughter ] [ laughter and applause ] next on the redskins we have sav rocca. he was voted most likely to recoil from direct light. [ laughter ] next up from the giants. we have -- prince amukamara. he was voted most likely to be coming to america. [ laughter ] "this is new york city." >> steve: he's the prince. >> jimmy: next up is josh brown from the giants. he was voted happiest voldemort. [ laughter ] and fina

binge drinking, we see more in women than men. i think there are multi-- it is a multi-factorial, social changes, cultural changes around women, women are more in the workforce, they're more powerful, in powerful positions, so a lot to be considered and i agree with ann about what she said. >> so there are a lot of factors going into it. one of the things interesting you mentioned that men and women drink for different reasons. >> men typically when they get in trouble with drinking they go to a bar and drink with friends. women medicate, drink at home, loneliness, depression, many things that trouble us -- >> to get rid of negative feelings, as opposed to men drinking? >> i'll give you the example of childhood sexual abuse, a very big driver of people getting into alcohol problems. it happens for men and women, but typically women isolate when they drink, they drink alone and it's not a pretty sight. >> the national institutes of health say that women who drink, are likely, susceptible to heart disease, women who have a drink a d

. >> bing. >> oh, snap. >> gets punted by the blade of the snowplow. the plow doesn't realize they've hit somebody. never slows down. that person was taken to the hospital with various injuries. >> good thing she didn't get caught under the tire. she bounced off. >> there is an investigation trying to figure out who is at fault. the pedestrian was near a crosswalk. but who had the right of way? >>> this will brighten your day. >> what is that? >> three people dressed as penguins. one has luggage. >> oh, no, he fell! >> he fell down! ♪ >> at least the guy with the dash cam was kind enough to hop out of his car. a couple of people go over there and help the penguin back up. >> the other penguins can't help. if they go down, they're all down. >> he has flippers. his little wings. >>> just in time for the holidays, we're giving away an ipad mini. >> all you need is today's buzz word, be 18 or older and a u.s. resident to enter. >> today's buzz word is coming up. it's your chance to win. >> good luck, everybody. >>> look at the frame from the video of st. m

kansas city was up 14 and then manning went on a touchdown passing bing, they take over first place inthe afc west. chris davis and auburn busting things up with a finish of the year yesterday, the missed field goal giving an upset. auburn jumps to three. florida state and ohio state now one and two. they're in line for the bcs title game. stanford jumps up from 8th to 7th. i'm waiting for a nerd nation rap song. can someone get on that? >> i'm all over it. >> stanford hosting south dakota state. they put up 58 points in the first half alone. show and go, 65-28 at that point. they are now 6-2. the warriors in sacramento where the kings lost three straight. both playing with a sense of urgency tonight. apparently it's lights out at 1500. that's 3:00. lights did come back on. the warriors shoot the lights out. warriors up 16 in the second half before sacramento rallies it's nail biting time. steph curry 12 of 36 from the fourth. demarcus cousins had 24. ties it. bogut denies him. 115-113 the final. much needed win for the warriors. ncaa men's soccer tournament. scoring ends there. one, n

we have the director for bing searches for bing trends, rather, craig, how are you? category. the most searched person is. >> well, it's a shake-up this year, for every year after year it was kim kardashian. but in 2013, it was actually beyonce. >> wow, awesome. all this time kim kardashian. were you guys excited? >> we were excited to see a change at the top. we were tired of seeing the kardashians, between the super bowl the blackout. i don't want to blame her. >> i'm a raiders fan. let not go back there. between super bowl pictures of baby ivy. clearly to celebrate. she dropped a new album. >> all the people searched were all women. top five. >> it was amazing, the top five were all women, whether madonna, taylor swift. rihanna, kim kardashian or beyonce. >> let's look at the most searched news story for 2013. >> babies in the news again. we saw the royal baby. everyone was on bing searching for the latest information. so it was nice to see positive fun news rise to the top of the list on bing, certainly there was a share of tragedy between the boston marathon and

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to bui >>> google is on a robot buying binge. life-like machines to build a fleet of the future. betty shows us what that future might look like. betty. >> we know that google has enough money and resources to experiment with this kind of futuristic technology, but we don't know what exactly behind this latest interest in robust. what looks like a scary creature is actually part of google's new robot dream team. >> these devices can run, they can walk, they can go through forests, they can get through snow. the mobility and the fact they do have animal-like qualities to them is both exciting and scary. >> these realistic beast-like machines like big dog and pet man were built by a robot maker. it is the 8th robotic company google has bought in the past six months. what google plans to do with its robotic collection is top secret. the head of its division told the new york times that the company is looking at commercial purposes. cvs news analyst says think factory or delivery work. >> a roadblock could sit in a vehicle and deliver a package much as the posted man or woman or ups

please join the panel on bing. in our panel, steve hayes, senior writer for the "weekly standard." julie pace and charles krauthamm krauthammer. charles. >> i thought the government's own report when it said the website will operate at private sector velocity, which was unbelievable in its irony. here is an official government document, which is openly admitting that the private sector is infinitely superior to the public sector in doing stuff and it does this in a document which is trying to reassure us about an enterprise, obama care, which in fact is a deprivatization, a nationalization of the entire universe of american medicine, one-sixth of the economy. it makes you wonder if these guys even read their own stuff. the problem here is, number one, the capacity is quite low. 50,000 is a very small number. amazon handles over a million an hour. here if you go to 50,000, you end up like peter doocy where you have to wait five hours until you get in a queue, a lovely british word, meaning in an endless wait until t

networks but on streaming services and it's interesting because it gives people the opportunity to binge view and watch at once and puts the entire time shifting model on its head because you can watch whatever you want which makes it harder to measure ratings but also easier for people to do it on their own pace but then how do you have a conversation about it? it opens up a lot of interesting questions. >> that's the generation shift. live tv to on demand. netflix has made us aware of that through binge viewing. >> one of the great things about house of cards is it's a high quality show. nominated for a number of emmys and golden globes and it's a show that hbo bid on first and netflix paid a lot of money for it. it helped legitimatize streaming as a place for networks to go or for producers to go to show content. >> we have more headlines to talk about including why reid hastings without the white house at all. it involves the single most important media story of the year and why you'll hear more about it in 2014. s eventis back. which means it's never been easier to get a new 2014 je

you heard the mayor bing talk about it. kevyn orr talked about it. no doubt. human beings lives are at stake and promises were made. but you have -- and dive just mentioned the previous guest, this unhoe live alliance where unions push politicians, who did them favors, making the unions stronger and able to push in the same policies. this beneficial cycle of power sharing that really helped to bankrupt not just detroit but a wheel lot of other places on the brink. these were very -- promises made over a long period of time, and if we were being honest about it, up -- people could see this coming for a long perfected of time but you had this powerful power structure, and this is what they -- >> talk about a human toll, a big toll on taxpayers. >> mayor bing said, you weigh the consequences and, yes, there's some part is going to come out hurt, and this particular caves it was the unions, but -- >> it's not the first time, right? in the case of the private companies -- we can go back to the days of steel and bethlehem steel and companies that made generous promi

. >> we didn't binge anything but actual we're in the neighborhood every month so if you go to resilient bay you can participate in the program. >> okay. great. >> all right. thank you very much. thank you (clapping.) i role appreciate everybody here i want our appreciate to kind of keep it short i want the people to hear the information and people need to go back home to therapy family i appreciate everybody coming out but at the same time, i want to be minded full i want to be sure that everyone can present >> i wanted to call for public comment but before i, ask the director i know the department race aphasia a new grant i wonder if you can talk about that and if we have partners to collaborator with this directly. >> so the san francisco foundation gave the department thirty thoughts and role working with the community and wanting to know what the community needs in times of stress. of course, daniel was talking about national disastrous like earthquake. and those could come from increased heat day that can have backs on resident in san francisco and sea level rising that's a communi

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they can use bing smartsearch to find anything in the world... or last night's assignment.sts, so after school they can skype, play games, and my favorite...do homework. change is looking pretty good after all. ♪ >> pelley: nelson mandela's funeral will be sunday, december 15. but before that, there will be a national memorial service on tuesday. then, on thursday and friday, his body will lie in state so south africans and people all over the world can pay their respects. president obama will lead the american delegation attending the services. mr. obama said of mandela what was said of another great emancipator, abraham lincoln: "he belongs to the ages." mandela's legacy, the president said, is a free south africa at peace with itself, an example to the world. for cbs news, i'm scott pelley. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, [ female announcer ] for those who love sweets your season is here. let's just call it the baking time of year. you need special ingredients. you need the staples for homemad