that is what black rock city is. why not transpose that to san francisco? i think the city is now looking at doing art paths for that purpose. it would not be hard, given the abundance of -- after so many years in the desert, there is a huge backlog of brilliant art. magnificent piece is done by armies of artists working together. so that is an obvious things that could be instituted. i also pulled him that we did not have any trash cans in our city. we did not really continue that dialogue. [laughter] >> the question that everyone in san francisco is asking now, i'm going to ask you as a formality. are you going this year? have you ever missed one? have you ever wanted to? >> no. [laughter] at one time, i was very much needed -- i am still needed, from time to time. although, if i and my partners have done our job, we should not be needed that much. i am like anyone else out there. it is a big place. it is hyperactive. not only are there 100 things, but they are all happening at one time. thousands of things happening at one time. i feel dwarfed by it. it

i was on a tour for the black rock arts foundation. we went to various studios around the area where artwork was getting ready for la playa. all of the big ones involving armies of people with the various skills. it takes her attacker, a traditional art, overlapping fields of knowledge -- takes tech, traditional art, overlapping fields of knowledge. even people who were not elected to do something here, they joined other people on their project. those of you who are familiar with the world of commercial art, you must know how deeply weird that is. in order to make it any agent -- anyone will tell you at a gallery, the way to make money as an artist is to put your brand on it and make it unique. then it gives it a higher commodity value. the last thing you do is open the collaborate with other people. the theory is to increase the market value. it moves across disciplines fast. there could be a sound component. this guy knows about digital circuits. pretty soon, you have all of these people. and here is the curious part of it. we never

black rock of course you know this guy schwartz who runs black rocky's a terrorist he's a financial terrorist and of course he's terrorizing the people in america who are now suffering as a result so back to this chart here that they lost their power their negotiating power because the parameters were being set by the people who were financial eyes and the economy so these guys own the paper world and you decided let's get rid of gold and all negotiate with these paper pushers and of course you lose now the economist this week actually has a piece calling bankers unique in the world because it's quasi marxism because they literally own the means of production they own. means of printing the paper right there's no unit of labor that has any representation in this economy and i've told people in the u.k. and i've told people in the us people who work for a living people who might be. affiliated with the unions like a bill o'reilly or all rush limbaugh or the people like that who are part of unions in america yes. you know they are union members rush limbaugh bill o'reilly if you want

black rock of course you know this guy schwartz who runs black rocky's a terrorist he's a financial terrorist and of course he's terrorizing the people in america who are now suffering as a result so back to this chart here that they lost their power their negotiating power because the parameters were being set by the people who were financial eyes and the economy so these guys own the paper world and you decided let's get rid of gold and all negotiate with these paper pushers and of course you lose now the economist this week actually has a piece calling bankers unique in the world because it's quasi i'm marxism because they literally own the means of production they own. a means of printing the paper right there's no unit of labor that has any representation in this economy and i've told people in the u.k. and i've told people in the us people who work for a living people who might be. affiliated with unions like a bill o'reilly or all rush limbaugh or the people like that who are part of unions in america yes. you know they are union members rush limbaugh bill o'reilly if you wan

black rock of course you know this guy schwartz who runs black rocky's a terrorist he's a financial terrorist and of course he's terrorizing the people in america who are now suffering as a result so back to this chart here that they lost their power their negotiating power because the parameters were being set by the people who were financial eyes in the economy so these guys own the paper world and you decided let's get rid of gold and all negotiate with these paper pushers and of course you lose now the economist this week actually has a piece calling bankers unique in the world because it's quasi i'm marxism because they literally own the means of production they own. means of printing the paper right there is no unit of labor that has any representation in this economy and i've told people in the u.k. and i've told people in the us people who work for a living people who might be. affiliated with unions like a bill o'reilly or all rush limbaugh or the people like that who are part of unions in america yes. you know they are union members rush limbaugh bill o'reilly do you want

black rock of course you know this guy schwartz who runs black rocky's a terrorist he's a financial terrorist and of course he's terrorizing the people in america who are now suffering as a result so back to this chart here that they lost their power their negotiating power because the parameters were being set by the people who were financial eyes and the economy so these guys own the paper world and you decided let's get rid of gold and all negotiate with these paper pushers and of course you lose now the economist this week actually has a piece calling bankers unique in the world because it's quasi i'm marxism because they literally own the means of production they own. means of printing the paper right there is no unit of labor that has any representation in this economy and i've told people in the u.k. and i've told people in the us people who work for a living people who might be. affiliated with unions like a bill o'reilly or all rush limbaugh or the people like that who are part of unions in america yes. you know they are union members rush limbaugh bill o'reilly if you want

black rock of course you know this guy schwartz who runs black rocky's a terrorist he's a financial terrorist and of course he's terrorizing the people in america who are now suffering as a result so back to this chart here that they lost their power their negotiating power because the parameters were being set by the people who were financial eyes and the economy so these guys own the paper world and you decided let's get rid of gold and all negotiate with these paper pushers and of course you lose now the economist this week actually has a piece calling bankers unique in the world because it's quasi i'm marxism because they literally own the means of production they own. a means of printing the paper right there's no unit of labor that has any representation in this economy and i've told people in the u.k. and i've told people in the us people who work for a living people who might be. affiliated with the unions like a bill o'reilly or all rush limbaugh or the people like that who are part of unions in america yes. you know they are union members rush limbaugh bill o'reilly do you

black rock. peter in wisconsin. >> caller: hi, jim. >> what's going on? >> caller: first time caller. i would like to know about -- i just purchased dole foods. >> i think dole is fine. i think dole is fine. i do like hormel more. i do like pepsico more, i do like general mills more. you know, i just like those others more. but dole is fine and there's nothing the matter with a fine stock. >>> and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round. >> the lightning round is sponsored by t.d. ameritrade. >>> coming up, ad block? mobile advertiser millennial media fell off the cliff yesterday, hitting all-time lows after earnings missed expectations, but as mobile migration continues, is this an opportunity or a dire warning? cramer finds out in his exclusive with you its ceo. which would be fine if bob were a vampire. but he's not. ♪ he's an architect with two kids and a mortgage. luckily, he found someone who gave him a fresh perspective on his portfolio. and with some planning and effort, hopefully bob can retire at a more appropriate a

my charitable trust, black rock, we're buying it. we'll buy it together.stock could go to 300. black rock. >>> peter in wisconsin. >> caller: hi, jim. >> what's going on? >> caller: first time caller. i would like to know about -- i just purchased dole foods. >> i think dole is fine. i think dole is fine. i like hormel more. i like pepsico more, i like general mills more. you know, just like those others more. but dole is fine and nothing the matter with a fine stock. >>> and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round. >> the lightning round sponsored by t.d. ameritrade. >>> coming up, ad block? millennial media fell off the cliff yesterday, hitting all-time lows after earnings missed expectations, but as mobile migration continues, is this an opportunity or dire warning? cramer finds out in its exclusive with you its ceo. [ indistinct shouting ] [ male announcer ] time and sales data. split-second stats. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ it's so close to the options floor... [ indistinct shouting, bell dinging ] ...you'll bust your brain

let's talk about what to expect pit one accident of note at black rock road and trenton road.ey. 18 minutes to get you through that stretch. j.f.x. southbound showing plenty of bright lights towards 28 st.. on average, 38 miles per hour from ruxton road. at 175, the speech continue from 100 towards the capital beltway was down 100 and route 10, a tricky rightwards 97. 10 miles per hour. >> clouds have been thickening up the last few hours. we don't expect is a vacation during the day. -- don't expect precipitation during the dead. the storm is expected to develop is in two pieces right now, what in the south, the other in the great lakes. it will develop the big nor'easter everyone is discussing in the mid-atlantic. exactly how much should now that develops will tell much snow we get in maryland. we could see a period of light snow or sleet developing tonight. during the day, just the clouds. the way it looks now is that we will start with the mixture early in the morning on friday and probably some rain during the day, and that will change to snow friday night and early satur

black rock -- blackstone. engine private equity firm.ck to my other story, which is the banks. lots of investment bankers are telling me if there are board. clear discussions at the board, and dutch soldier at the show that this would be the year you might see a bank break up. it will clearly be -- liz: and i asked because of the time you thought it might be a big u.s. bank that got caught up. it's not me and i have no clue. liz: heated talk about what people are starting to talk about this inside these various. i hear the most likely suspect and where there is some talk is barclays. a huge u.k. bank under lots of trouble. you know, morale is low. an ico. they have been hit on the scandal and other issues. liz: a pretty chart. >> it has been down lately. any event, we should point out it is an ugly charge is the fun is a crisis. liz: isn't everything? >> no. goldman is doing better, some of the big u.s. banks are doing better, but this is a lawyer is the likely candid to spin off the investment bank if someone does it. we do know at leas

i can see geithner working for gary fink at black rock, a firm that could use his skills because he hed of te new york fed. i can see that. working in a bank, i mean, he's got skills. >> i can tell you where he won't be working? >> where? >> running his old university. he will not run it. >> why not? >> he doesn't want to. he does not want to and said he could not be the person to do well to run a university. >> he went to dartmouth, a liberal school. i gave a speech there. it is so liberal. i was somewhat critical of the president, and i was doing it to an old graduating class, and they started screaming at me. it really is. i tell you -- >> general electric. >> i found that ivy league schools are the least tolerant of other views. >> george bush went to an ivy league school. >> i found schools like that are the least tolerant of other views. anybody right of center. >> you went to -- >> university of missouri, the best journalism school in the country. >> that's right, that's right. ohio university is not bad either. >> missouri is the best journalism school in the country, bar none.

investors are going nuts over one stock after a major finance player black rock ups its stake in the. i will tell you which company coming up after the break. aerd . ..ç great, everybody made it. we all work remotely so this is a big deal, our first full team gathering! i wanted to call on a few people. ashy, ashley marshall... here. since we're often all on the move, ashley suggested we use fedex office to hold packages for us. great job. [ applause ] thank you. and on a protocol note, i'd like to talk to tim hill about his tendency to use all caps in emails. [ shouting ] oh i'm sorry guys. ah sometimes the caps lock gets stuck on my keyboard. hey do you wanna get a drink later? [ male announcer ] hold packages at any fedex office location. . ... [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ [ indistinct shouting ] [ male announcer ] time and sales data. split-second stats. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ it's so close to the options floor... [ indistinct shouting, bell dinging ] ...you'll bust your brain box. ♪ all onhinkorswim from td ameritrade. ♪ cheryl: shares of diamond foods ripping higher today. up

you've been around from black rock to evercore to so much watching global pockets of money move around world. you know corrections happen. how could you say there's no correction coming? >> kbrn corrections happen, i just don't think one's in our immediate future. >> how come? >> i think first of all when you look at the p.e. of stocks, they're not real cheap but they're not expensive on an absolute basis. and second i think more importantly on a relative basis, if you look at the expected returns from the other competitive asset classes most specifically bonds, stocks look on a relative basis more attractive. >> the valuations, you can't even compare these valuations to what we're seeing like in 1999. because you're talking about p.e. of 13. if you're trailing, i believe, and 15 if you're looking forward. and that's much different than even what you saw at the peak. >> absolutely. look at the company that used to own this network, ge. >> right. >> their stock is roughly 35% of what their stock was in 2000. and yet the earnings are considerably above what they were at that period of ti

a cisco, a yum brands, that's where we see value although we're not abandoning goldman sachs or black rock, those kinds of names because those are where the trends are favorable. >> simon baker what i'm hearing today is buy stocks, it's okay to buy stocks given what we've got over in europe. the good news does trump the bad. >> it does. the narrative hasn't changed. the backdrop in europe to all the points they're making, we have a nice crawl on the bottom of what draghi is doing and the corporate buy-back, gone through a good earnings season, seen company repurchase of buyback, talking about a short consolidation and that's what it is, buying whole foods, stephanie will talk about later. >> our next guest thinks he knows the best place to put your money, andreas joins us on set. do they have it right, the conversation here? >> if you look over the next three years and from an asset allocations point does equity look more appealing than other asset classes, the last time we were near the levels, march 2000, prices are there, yet earnings were half where they were now and the ten-year yield

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so we can play in a lot of the sectors where the pimcos, the black rocks play.n was in the corporate arena. we were overweight financials in investment grade corp operates. overweight single b and double be. bank loans. we're starting to do an active rotation out of high yield. >> the rotation, everybody comes on the air, as you know, and says we're in a bond bubble. you're a bone manager. you have to put bond capital to work every day. number one is this a bond bubble. when you look at the correlations things what interest rates are versus the s&p what does the world look like to you today 2013? >> really good question. if you look at interest rates in general which is the single biggest risk to the bond market, if you look at the fed with no exit strategy that says to me people anticipate the fed to get out of the market sooner rather than later it ultimately creates inflation what does that do? it's an asymmetric risk to the bond curve. what you want to do in that case is be short in duration. a bond manager like myself would recommend some multisector produc

black rock, tyson, tenet health care, h & r block and marathon. themes here?valuation? >> it's based on our algorithm, 20 years of price action. we have a proprietary system that we look at. no real theme in mind at all. we're looking at each individual stock and the 500 and we're ranking them. those are the ones we have on the watch list to start to take profits on. >> great screen. please come back. >> thank you. >>> after a slip-up this morning, office depot and office max finally got their files in order. they officially announced that long-awaited deal. rival staples founder and former ceo tom stemberg has thoughts on that and will talk to us on the phone in just a moment. [ lorenzo ] i'm lorenzo. i work for 47 different companies. well, technically i work for one. that company, the united states postal service® works for thousands of home businesses. because at usps.com® you can pay, print and have your packages picked up for free. i can even drop off free boxes. i wear a lot of hats. well, technically i wear one. the u.s. postal service®, no business to

. >> black rock. >> they're doing a copper etf. copper's been a one-way down.be very good for copper if they get this. >> ip. >> when cardboard is hot, the economy is hot. acquisition for mixing more in the cloud. this is good news. >> zynga is a really interesting story. >> i've got to tell you, nevada, online gaming. the stock goes higher. not too early to buy zynga. >> prgo. >> the flu season has been -- now it's the flu season helping this generic maker. >> you're going to stick around for the next half hour. >> i've got game. >> you do have game. what's coming up on the big game tonight? >> i'm going to reveal without mentioning any stocks here the gatsby index. with the stocks that are kind of full luxury. full luxury because it's fitzgerald, and that was fiction. gatsby doesn't really exist. don't forget montauk where david goes. chesapeake, everyone said going to be taken over. look out, they're starting to sell assets. they sold the mississippi lime asset for less than i think audrey mclellan former ceo would have gotten. >> is that why the stock is do

desegregation is that i agree that we should have had -- that the black kids should have been allowed to go to central high school but that was little rock nine. what about the 900 who were still in the all-black school's? what was being done to make sure that there education is equal? that would have cost a lot of money and would have cost a lot of resources and that is where the nation failed during that time. yes we need to break down the racial barriers and make it then possible to have an all white school but that still doesn't deal with the problem of what happens to the predominantly black schools. >> host: i was living in boston in the early 70's. some call it forced busing and i collect court-ordered busing. we didn't want her black children to go to school with white kids because we wanted to integrate. just as you said we wanted to go to the schools because the schools were better in the books were better. the teachers were necessarily better but the opportunities were better and it brings me back to my other question of where are we on the quicksand of racial injustice and the hard rock of the weatherhead? not just black peop

and the black keys were recognized for best rock performance.an took home a new award this year, best contemporary album and album of the year went to mumford&sons. prince presented the grammy for record of the year. and a collection of performers including elton john made a statement. elton john said that the performance was also in memory for those who were killed at sandy hook elementary. on our abc2 facebook fan page, we asked you to weigh in. if you watched the grammys last night or looking at the pictures this morning, who do you think was best dressed. because cbs asked to tone it down. >> the code was enforced. some listened, some didn't. let us know what you think. >>> stay with us this morning because we're following breaking news out of the vatican. pope benedict xvi has said he is going to resign. we'll have more on that. we also are going to talk about an important date on your calendar if you're thinking about your taxes. >> those who be wanting to claim the held indication credit -- the education credit will not have to wait anymo

. >> the black keys took home awards for best rock performance, rock song and rock album.nk ocean won for best urban contemporary. ♪ >> and the san francisco symphony won a gramny last night for best orkytral performance. -- orchestral performance. this is the 15th grammy for the symphony. >>> in about two hours, the golden state warriors will unveil a new look for the team, a yellow uniform with shortsleeves. this will make the warriors the first team in the modern nba area to play in something other than a tank top. the jerseys will be worn with pinstripe shorts. the warriors will debut the new uniforms against the san antonio spurs game on february 28th. >>> today on the news at 5:00, some history as pope benedict xvi became the first pontiff to resign in almost 600 years. we'll look at possible replacements as well as the bay area's view on what lies ahead for the catholic church and what people want to see from its next leader. >>> thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. be sure to join us again at 5:00. we're always here f

rocking. >> exactly. >> that black and nude i saw herman cure. she is in black and nude. we have carrie underwood in something different. i liked it. what did you think? >> i think carrie underwood looked absolutely amazing. this is roberto ca volleyballly, and i think this really showed her silhouette off beautifully, the hair was perfect, the necklace looked perfect. she is a beautiful girl. >> she can't really doing anything wrong. so there it is. >> just gorgeous. >>> you have a surprise. someone who looked better than you have ever seen her on the red carpet? >> big shocker here, natasha benningfield. she looked so gorgeous in this stunning red. this design really shows a lot of skin without being revealing. obviously she got a memo. >> and her hair looks great. >> she may have gotten the memo but she didn't abide by it. katy perry. >> you know, she always wears something that is so bubble gum pop. mint grin in gooch which i. apparently the memo said no side book -- in. >> he looked fantastic, he is justin timberlake. >> he showed it off. red carpet, the interview he

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so her dressing room has to be glam rocked with leather sofas, black satin drapes, and of course white -- and jim available to her at all times. >> the leather sofa has to be white. >> yes. >> you don't want to be there. >>> justin bieber has rehearsing all we're for "saturday night live." he's doing double duty? >> yes, he's hosting. he's done a few skits on the show before, but this time he's really going to be doing some acting, so this should be really interesting. he treated that he had systemic flu or food poisoning, but was working hard. >> the show must go on. >> it must go on. what's on your show tomorrow? >> that is d. we do the show, don't we. we're trying to get couple to get together with russ and his wife, so you can go to the website if you want to have dinner, but as i said before, russ is a pig. you're not going to like it. i don't like to eat with him. >> no. >> veronica, she was just kidding. just joking. >>> i'm not joking about this storm that's going to be really developing. we have an overcast sky, but you're not just looking at -- with two areas of low pressure,

the black keys or recognize a their best rock performance, rocks along and rock album. said, and the award, best urban contemporary album. prince represent it presented a grammy for the record of the year to gotye for somebody that i used to know. an album of the year went to mumford and sons. >> nice weather continuing on into the weekend. we will have a full forecast with erica and just a few minutes. >> a surprise announcement from the pope. he is stepping down. we'll have details on the unusual move. but surveillance pictures out detailed timeline of christopher doors activity last week. we will show you more footage. a court that the flying hundreds of feet off a cliff into the south bay. that's coming up on our 7:00 hour into the south bay. that's conew nehoney bunches of oats greek yogurt and whole grain. herehe we go. honehoy corncoflakes and chunks of greek yogurt. i'i'm tasting both the yogurt and the honey at the same time. i'm like digging this yogurt thing. i feelfe healthy. new how ney bunches of oats gre.

black ice. also on these mounds, you get rain on the mounds, you get rocks like that.ill be several days before crews are able to clear the roads, before people get back to normal up here. you mentioned some people stuck at home for 72 hours. did they have a lot of power outages or are they okay? >> here in hamden, no, they didn't have electrical problems. but in different area there's were problems. at this point we understand a lot of people have gotten power back. but it will take several days before things get back to normal. . i can't imagine 40 inches of snow, but you seem to been joying it. >> we will go back to george for more of that moonwalk later. >>> so the south is really not out of the danger zone yet. the northeast is in for another wet morning with a wet commute. we'll have more on the weather forecast with alexander steel tracking the new threats this morning. >> they're moonwalking in the south because on the roads they're hydroplaning. we have issues in the south, midwest. here's the northeast, we were talking about the rain and snow coming down. you

and she also requires fresh roses, white leather couches, black satin drapes, and old rock posters fromsts like bowie, queen, elton john, billy holliday. she also has to have jameson, wine, and 40 bottles of room-temperature water with extra-long straws according to the document. >>> finally right on cue, the skeet shooting obama doll goes on sale. the people at hero builders, an action figure company, are triing to cash in on the political -- trying to cash in on the political controversy. comes with a toy hunting shotgun. sells for $19.95. you'll remember that the white house released a photo of the president skeet shooting at camp david after critics on the right questioned whether he really did. so much for the animation. >>> our ireporters are sending in great picture and videos of the blizzard. george howell has been keeping an eye on them and joins us now with what he's found. george? >> you know, we've got a lot of cameras here at the big cnn worldwide. you know, to be everywhere, that is where you come in. we appreciate all the pictures, the videos that you bring to us through

welcome all of you who are here for this wonderful celebration of black history month where we're celebrating heroes, leaders and rock stars, not just within the african-american community, but african-american heroes, leaders and rock stars in our broader san francisco community. (applause) >> and i am honored to recognize one of those rock stars, jamie alison hope, where are you? come on down. so, let me tell you about this woman. and she is someone i've known for years who is a resident of mine in the lower knob hill area. and i knew her professional background and that was why i decided to recognize her. but upon getting her resume, i am truly blown away of what i have not known about you for many, many years. so, let me first start by saying that when she graduated from the university of tennessee, she graduated with a b.s. in political science, a b.a. in economics, a b.a. in spanish, a b.a. in humanities. you were the dewey houser, i'm not sure how you did it, annual road scholar finalist on top of that. she also graduated from the goldman school of public policy which is the -- receiving a master's degree from

>> reporter: he says he blacked out after that explosive device went off. an explosion rocked sub. shop in lorton, virginia nearly killing deli owner warren reece. >> i'm more in shock than anything. >> reporter: reece tells me he was unloading boxes out of his car at 10. 30. this morning. suddly. >> i looked back inside the store. i could look up. boom. explosion. >> a fairfax county fire marshall does not believe this was an accident. but the explosive device targeted the now damaged charred sub. shop. >> whether it was thrown in or carried in i do not know at this point. >> tonight, reece has third and fourth degree burns on his face, arms and stomach at medstar. >> police wore tactical gear. walking in the neighborhood. looking in a dumpster, street gutter searching for one person seen rung from tning from the e. >> any idea who would do this? >> no. >> neighbors describe reece as a nice guy. >> every time i go by he waves. >> very friendly lly extremely. >> just wasn't my time. >> reece plans to open the sub. shop once he recovers here at the hospital. but it could take weeks

the black keys were recognized for best rock performance, rocks on the rock album.print presented to gthe grammy for the record of the year to gotye for somebody that i used to know. and the album of the year went to mumford and sons. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news a surprising announcement from the pope. he is stepping down. we have new details on the unusual move. and surveillance pictures help the tell the time line of christopher dorners activity last week we will show you footage. >> and the latest on lindsay we will show you footage. >>for over 60,000 on lindsay california foster children, nights can feel long and lonely. i miss my sister. i miss my old school. special treatment..i don't t i just wanna feel normal. to help, sleep train is collecting pajamas for foster children, big and small. bring your gift to any sleep train, and help make a foster child's night a little cozier. not everyone can be a foster parent, but anyone can help a foster child. yuh-huh. we have a wireless receiver. listen. back in my day, there was no u-verse wireless receiver