brad and guy are with us to answer them. the first one is about your company's sales strategy. >> when is the best time to bring on a full-time sales person? typically a small business will start off where the owner is the sales person. >> this is a hard question. when do you bring on a full-time one, brad, and do you bring on a full-time person? >> we're always focused on trying to get revenue earlier in the life cycle and i think once the company has validated that they have a product and they understand that there is a market demand, it could be a good time because the founder normally needs to free themselves up to deal with all sorts of other issues. so i always say earlier in the process once you've validated that you actually have a product you can sell. >> what do you think, guy? >> i think even earlier. i think you can make the argument that you should bring in a sales person so that sales person can help you shape the prototype and the final product. and make it truly saleable. in my opinion there's only two true f

and back out to brad nitz of atlanta's wsb in central park. you know, i love the southern charm when you volunteer to go out in the freezing cold. >> i dig it. you know, it's fun to have great weather to talk about. and to be here, in new york this weekend for the cold is fine. but it is cold. we have temperatures, now, in the low teens. but some good news if you're looking for a bit of a warm-up in the days ahead across the northeast. high temperatures are going to get close to freezing this afternoon and headed up towards the 40s for high temperatures in the days ahead. you do have a bit of a warm-up across the northeast. and then, from there, we're going to have temperatures continue to warm. and then drop off. as we head through the days ahead, we're going to be looking at very cold weather in the northwest. midwest, rather. temperatures in the midwest, in the teens and 20s for high temperatures after morning lows in the negative 30s to 40s. here's the southern chill. the freeze warning for south georgia, the florida panhandle. 25 degrees

a very busy weekend for you, brad. >> absolutely.he very cold air that we have been forecasting is now moving in across parts of the nation. look at these wind chill readings this morning. we're looking at 52 below in duluth. 40 below around fargo. and that cold air will continue to dive to the south and east. wind chill readings tomorrow morning 61 below in bismarck and fargo. 48 below windchill in chicago. that means exposed skin freezes in about five minutes. very dangerous weather conditions there. the cold, not confined just to the north, over two dozen states under these warnings and advisories for dangerous wind chills, extend all of the way down into the deep south and this arctic blast reaches the gulf coast. look at the forecast temperatures in the deep south, in birmingham, 36 this morning, single digits by tuesday morning, same story in atlanta, and even 20s as far south as new orleans and tallahassee. we'll be looking ahead to wind chills reaching the northeast in that sub-15 range in new york. by tomorrow. more on that

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brad, welcome to the hazing ritual. we'll bring you inside in a little bit. >>> a lot of other news overnight. for that, let's kick it over to linsey davis in for ron this morning. >> warmest regards to ron. i'm feeling for him this morning. good morning to all of you. breaking news overnight from afghanistan. an american soldier was killed in a group of suicide attacks, targeting a joint u.s.-afghan base. >>> back here at home, firefighters battled a fire at a thrift store in jackson, mississippi, friday. local officials say the blaze erupted inside the salvation army, destroying the building. the store was packed to capacity because of all of the holiday donations, which will leave many needy families out essentials. investigators are looking into what caused that fire. >>> an armed man wearing an incredible hulk mask is captured on surveillance video. cameras caught the robber pulling out a gun in a store in atlanta, demanding money while customers shopped nearby. he even wiped the counter clean of prints so he would

but i will say that, and i've talked to brad often.times two and three times in a day since all of this started. their spirits are up. they're feeling hopeful, but they're also struggling with not enough food. not enough water, not enough sanitation. he explained to me earlier today how this got to be so out of control when they showed up at the u.n. base camp, once they got most of the people in, they decided they had room for everyone. they provisions for 6,000 people. the next day there were between 20,000 and 30,000 people there. they don't have enough provisions for that many people. >> they're doing their best with impossible circumstances. >> is the u.n. able to get in and out and bring additional supplies? or is the fighting precluding that? >> the fighting has been precluding it. i know they're trying, but it has been impossible. i don't know how they're going to solve that part of it. they need to get food in there, and to get food for 30,000 people is far different than getting food from 6,000 people. if you got that many pe

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we have brad woodhouse and ken cuccinelli. chris christie got a 2 1/2 minute standing ovation at his inauguration. i hope republicans plan to cheer that long at president obama's state of the union. republicans used to attack the president for not knowing everything that is going on. obama has to oversee 2 million employees. somehow these same republicans are giving wild applause to chris christie who claims he didn't know what two of his top aides were doing in the next office over. is christie a liar? or just incompetent? or maybe the reckless attacks are the overreach republicans now claim to hate. don't you think republicans look hypocritical and republicans should hold chris christie to the same standard they hold obama to? >> first of all, i think everybody ought to be held to the same standard. your lead in was totally unconnected. each of the people is judged on their own terms and own position and they can both get negative marks or positive marks. >> how can you say when it comes to obama who has to deal with 2 milli

brad and kim. can they get out? at this particular moment i don't have an answer to that and neither do they. they are not even exactly sure what the possibilities are. they just don't even have answers. they are going literally, i would say, minute to minute on this. these kids are truly, in every sense of the word - it's one big family now. brad and kim and their daughters love these children beyond words. i mean, i can't even put it into words. and they want to all stay together if it's at all possible. they are doing everything they can to stay together. >> joan campbell and her family struggle to find a way out of south sudan. >> it's day 4. a team of al jazeera journalists. producer mohamed fadel fahmy and baher mohamed have been moved. mohamed fadel fahmy has been moved to hospital, he injured his hand before the arrest. peter greste is still at the care. >>> police station. al jazeera is demanding the journalists be released immediately. >> russian president met with some victims of the suicide bombings. the

alleviated in part by brad pitt.e eight-minute scene can be gleaned from this comically inappropriate and unauthorized italian poster. >> brad was fundamental in making this movie. you know, without him there would not be "12 years a slave." >> at its new york premier descendants of solomon northrup's was there. >> i'm a third generation great -- >> great, great, great granddaughter. >> they're all different races, you know? they're all direct descendants of this man. you know, that's what it's all about. there is such a passion and a love in this story. and it is that love that i think allows him to go through it. >> its stature already suggests that "12 years a slave" may become part of the film cannon it was meant to redress. >> if this movie winds up getting taught in schools. if generations of schoolchildren watch this, how will that make you feel? >> very happy. you know? i just want to be useful. that's a definite. i just want to be useful. that's all i want to be. it's one of those things where i just want to

could plea bargain down to lesser time. >> brad didn't kill anybody.e that shot and killed the guy. so i didn't think it fair for him to spend the rest of his life in prison, which i didn't want that anyway. he gets to go home, where i'll probably end up dying in prison. >> the brothers live in separate cell houses on the prison grounds. but outside, they're always together. >> lifting weights, it keeps me from bugging out on somebody or hurting them. it's a good way to release your frustration. >> growing up, i wanted to be him, you know? he's almost four years older than me. >> so, when i was like 11, he was already 14, in his teens and stuff. i see him running around and drinking and breaking into stuff and doing whatever he is doing, and i'm like, i'm going to be like him. that's my big brother. that's my idol. so, you know, i kind of followed in the same footsteps. >> i love him to death. i would do anything for brad, anything, short of killing somebody again. we're really close. he makes doing time so much easier. he was 18. he had a whole life a

so brad, go to you very quickly. then you have the new york city mayor saying, basically, i'm with him on that one. he's absolutely right. >> i guess this is a great example of the democrats' unity message. for the governor of the state of new york to come out and be that intolerant and that disrespectful, let's remember there are 29 million new yorkers, but how about the rest of the state? but for new york would be a red state. the governor is pretty much disrespecting tens of millions of new yorkers for what purpose? he's the governor of the state. he should be bringing people together. >> i think we all agree it's mean-spirited. the president said in that interview in new yorker magazine that marijuana is less dangerous than alcohol in terms of its impact to the -- i believe it's individual consumer. what do you make of that one? what does that mean? >> i think that's actually true, judge. ask any doctor about cirrhosis of the liver and any damage done to the mind by alcohol -- >> what about lung cancer? you have

. >> brad, there is not a lot of arrows in the quiver?, i think there is a lot of arrows and the president a mended law by executive order and administrative directive and law. the president motus oprand i. you tonight like it sue me. the president said i upon not waiting for congress. president's don't wait forss to president's lead congress to action. that issa i difference. the president saying if i don't get what i want, i will do it in executive order and there is i limit to presidential power. >> there is a interesting gall up poll out there today. what it found, when asked americans what they consider to be the most important problem facing the u.s., the number one thing, and the most popular is dissatisfaction with government and politicians. so the president going around congress, is that solving that problem or is that more of the same of that problem? >> well, you got to it remember, congress is part of the government, and people are not just upset with the president, they are upset with congress as well. there are people who w

. >>> brad prit helped rebuild after hurricane trina, but some people say their homes are now rottingray suarez hosts inside story weekdays at 5pm et / 2pm pt only on al jazeera america >> from our headquarters in new york, here are the headlines this hour. >> al jazeera america is the only news channel that brings you live news at the top of every hour. >> a deal in the senate may be at hand and just in the nick of time. >> thousands of new yorkers are marching in solidarity. >> we're following multiple developments on syria at this hour. >> every hour from reporters stationed around the world and across the country. >> only on al jazeera america. >>> a federal judge stepping into that legal dispute between a california hospital and the family of a brain-dead girl. a judge is meeting this hour with the familiar -- lawyer of the family. the hospital refuses to attach breathing and feeding tubes so she can be moved. she was declared brain dead last month after going into cardiac arrest after tonsil surgery. >>> the obama administration is pushing back against the supreme court. on tues

brad and i were together then. >> brad was your partner. >> brad was my partner. we got married shortly afs schwarzenegger -- after schwarzenegger's video. here we were at home, comfortable, and i -- we discussed it. and i said, i have to speak out on this. i mean, we are so close. and that hypocrite, arnold schwarzenegger, vetoed it! and for me to speak out, my voice needs to be authentic. and so i spoke to the press for the first time. >> was the united states changed? >> it's changing. it's changing rapidly. yes, we're changing. but we need to change more. we have some ways to go yet. >> when you came out, and you got angry because arnold schwarzenegger wouldn't sign that legislation, then you -- >> and hypocrisy. that is what enraged me. >> then you became a real advocate for gay rights across the country. >> i did. >> tell me about the that. what was the reaction? mr. sulu was gay. >> there were a lot of those. reactions. did you get negative reactions as well? >> was negative as well. but it was overwhelmingly positive. i went on a nationwide speaking tour i

my oldest son brad i am rosa parks. my older son says to my younger son, you need to be like rosa parks. you have to stand up and don't let anybody tell you where you consider can't say. my younger son is like i am going to be like rosa parks. my wife is crying. i'm in tears. it's working, it's working. no one will ever tell my son he can't be an elderly black woman. there's no way. this is the greatest moment of my life. i just love that rosa parks to him has so much meaning in it so much power into me makes are as important as she ever was and is vital as she ever was. so those are the books and that's what this series is about. the funny part is the new research these books come in there so many things you can even put in the books. we found all of these doors about lincoln. lincoln was up to the hype always. abraham lincoln was up to the hype. i'll tell stories of numbers he because they tell me the link and books are almost gone already. in kansas, and they're like screw lincoln want you amelia said 71. what is ama

we'll be right back with george and brad takei. ♪ ♪ so you can have a getaway from what you know.get two times the points on travel and dining at restaurants from chase sapphire preferred. so you can taste something that wakes up your soul. chase sapphire preferred. so you can. >>> before the break, i was -- i wasn't -- we were talking to and we were talking to actor @&hc% takei and they are live at the sundance lounge in utah. back to you. >> well sh, my, we happened to g on to george and brett, and thank you for sticking around. >> thank you for having me. >> and i am nervous around you. >> and people say that now. >> and it is the ras cal howard stern who did it. and oh, my, that is a normal thing, right? >> well, oh, my. >> and i has become quite a -- and howard does and say a lot of enraged things, and when i first went on the show, and he did something outrageous, he would say, oh, my, and he put it on tape and whether i am there or not, and if somebody says something outrageous, he hits the button and it is my voice "oh, my." >> yes, i want that as a ringtone and i want to

brad? >> we went to both locations because this was one of those rare occasions where we got more snow east of the city rather than north and west. you can see here in boule, there is a lot of snow on the ground. the main roads are mostly clear. but look at this flag? the winds are still blowing. it feels really, really cold. there was allowing today, but it has frozen over rock hard. tuple out here are dealing with temperatures like use heard -- people out here are dealing with temperatures like you heard steve say, haven't been felt in years. the key is being repaired. pj's, longj's -- underwear, everything on. >> she says the key is taking. >> pushing and kicking the snow. of six got a total inches of snow. with temperatures in the teens, the cold is biting. a snowllins calls it's day for grown-ups. chris perry has no choice but to work in it. he picks up the cycle bowls for anne arundel county. how miserable is your job on a day like today? >> man, it is terrible. it is cold, freezing.

. >>> and brad buzz. why brad pitt chopped his locks and went under the razor.tuesday, january 21st. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> you like brad's new haircut. >> i think it looks awful. >> he's trying to look too young. >> grow old gracefully? >> yeah. i got used to the long, shaggy look. >> i don't know, it's not working for me. >> it is a trendy look, if you go to williamsburg, all of the 20-somethings are rocking that hair cut. >> then you better go do it. >>> we begin with the bitter, arctic air sweeping in from the east coast. >> some areas brace for up to a foot of snow today. we get the latest from abc's ginger zooe. >> reporter: in roanoke, virginia, they're getting ready for a plowable snowstorm. winter storm warnings in place to western connecticut, a surge of frigid air. and no, this is not the polar vortex. see, the polar vortex is a real thing. it is a circulation way up in the atmosphere above the polls. it is always there. pieces of it break off in the winter. the chunk we got in early january was a doozy. it brought s

i want to bring in meteorologist brad from wsb tonight.t reaches further south than atlanta. >> in the florida panhandle, we have cold weather watches and workings. and a winter storm watch. >> you are watching the snow accumulating in places with snow already. >> overnight tonight and through tomorrow, heavy snow in spots. 3 inches in kansas city, half a foot in st. louis. chicago, already a foot to a foot and a half on the ground, an additional 8 inches there, and 10 inches rarnd grand rapids. this is the leading edge of a cold air mass. so behind the snowstorm, some of the coldest air in decades. these are high temperatures. high in fargo, 17 and 19 below. minneapolis 11 and 15 below. in chicago, 12 below for a high temperature monday afternoon. >> but when you see 15 below in minneapolis, is that a record? >> it's very close to an all-time record low-high temperature in minneapolis. this hasn't been seen in decades. >> all right, brad, see you on gma. and one other note, a novel solution to the back breaking work of shoveling snow. it'

brad taylor will weigh in. >>> and hermla is back. what is trending? >> i'll tell you what is tending and what do you think? join the conversation on facebook and our twitter and google plus pages. he's been vice president for almost a year and belongs to one >>> new revelations today that the national security agency collects almost 200 million text messages every day from across the globe, using them to determine everything from where people are, to extracting their contacts, gathering even credit card and financial information. this latest news is based on leaks from edward snowden, and it comes as president obama is poised to make recommendations to curb the power of the nsa. >>> i'm joined by the author of this new story on this text message collection by the nsa. first i want to ask you a question about timing. president obama is set to announce these recommendations on how to curb the nsa tomorrow. already critics are saying he is not going to go far enough. is a connection between the timing of this story and that. >> well, these stories are co

and brad pitt, $80,000 on gifts for his vineyard staff in france.ore than 24,000 likes. reena ninan, abc news, new york. >> got to love her for that. >>> and good morning america in the morning, good morning america. good night >>> what we know about a man suspected of abducting a seven-year-old girl at gunpoint from her frondyard. >> the deadline is approaching for a girl declared to be brain dead to move to a new facility. what the family told us about their progress. >> the frozen tundra of lambeau field will live up to its anyway. how cold he niners will be in green bay tomorrow. abc7 news at 6:00 starts now. >>> good evening, i'm ama daetz. a man is in custody suspected of abducting a seven-year-old girl from outside her antioch home last night. police have not yet determined what charges david douglas will feys. cornell bernard has the latest. >> the seven-yearld

joining us is congressman brad wirenwenstrup. good to have you with us congressman. >> thank you. lou: let's begin, what i would like to do share with our audience, that moment of an exchange between you and general hamm i would like to begin with the full screen the dialogue that i'm referring to. congressman win strum asked carter hamm, i'm concerned you said that someone in the military would be advising that was a demonstration. i would hope that our military leadership would be advising a terrorist attract. general hamm, i think cocommand quickly got to the pain this was not a demonstration. this was a terrorist attack. wenstrup. and you would havavise advise h if asked -- >> yes, sir. and with that, straightforward straightforwardly, the general hamm, and your questioning of him, produced a representation of everything that "new york times" reported. and puts in play the centrally, the question why the obama administration, president himself appears for general assembly carrying the same bunch it was some idiot video, that led to the attack in benghazi. and was not a terrori

brad and kim campbell, made it out of a u.n. refugee camp.other spoke to al jazeera. >> they informed them the last plane had already left and they had missed it. that's why are they are stuck there. they found kenya airlines were still flying out of juba, they booked a flight on that plane. once they get to nier i can stop holding my breath and breathe again. >> that's where they will gather supplies to send to the ten orphans in their care that they were forced to leave behind. >>> al jazeera is demanding the release of three of our colleagues being held in egypt. mohamed f fahmy and peter grest. >> plus brad pitt might need to make it right again for the residents of new orleans lower 9th ward. >> three years after the nucular disaster, the hidden truth about the ongoing cleanup efforts and how the fallout could effect the safety of americans >> are dangerous amounts of radioactive water, leaking into the pacific eververyday? >> join america tonight's michael okwu for an exclusive four part series, as we return to fukushima only on al jaze

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. >>> i want to bring in meteorologist brad mitz from wsb in atlanta. and brad, you're telling us the real cold -- the real cold hits us when we walk out the door in the morning. >> tomorrow morning is going to be the coldest of this air mass. and can you see the windchill readings, 50 below zero or colder, everywhere you see purple on the map. that means frostbite sets in in five minutes or less. the extreme cold extends all the way down to kansas city, st. louis and indianapolis. windchill warnings and advisories cover a huge part of the country. tonight, tomorrow and into tuesday. that cold air reaches all the way down to the northern gulf coast. and windchill temperatures by tuesday morning, 12 below in atlanta, 26 degrees is cold for florida in orlando. and that cold air continues to push towards the east. so, it will feel like 40 below in pittsburgh, 20 below in philadelphia and in new york city, it feels like 16 below tuesday morning. >> but tomorrow morning when you wake up in parts of this country, you said 57 below. we can't underscore the dan

brad bell, abc 7 news. easy as well. not everyone could say inside during the storm.some had to be outside working and horace holmes continues our coverage from arlington, working tonight. us, it is very difficult to stand in this cold and blowing snow. it is very tough. this gentleman, where did he go? there he is. he has been out here for hours. some folks all day, it is tough being outside and sometimes it is even dangerous. if you don't think working in the snow is dangerous, just ask the driver of this bus trying to negotiate a turn in arlington. he offloaded his passengers -- >> it was very scary. >> park to the bus and called for help. -- parked the bus and called for him. job forther down the him. >> business as usual. for thise show goes on person. out all day in the cold. >> it is rough. i have to work. of theto take care people. >> it becomes a busy time for many, including tow truck driver and pizza delivery people. they have been slipping and sliding all day. how are we going to get our pizza? it is busy fore the folks who work hard shoveling the snow. >>

brad schwartz is founding partner of strategic law partners.e is also an adviser to the company that i founded. brad, it's great to talk to you. >> good morning, j.j. >> okay. so i want to just concentrate on founders' equity, the first people. in a different segment we'll talk about giving equity to your employees. how do you decide? these guys did it 50/50 when they started. how do you decide how much equity each founder should get? >> you know, there's not a correct way of doing it. and i don't think they went about it in a bad way. what they kind of did was struggle with it, adjust it, and get to a place that they felt right. and while they ignored some of the technicalities of it and some of the tax issues, i think they wound up in an okay place. and the 50/50 partnership that they have now, while it can lead to problems with deadlock and who's in control, is really a temporary situation because they'll bring in other people. they'll bring in investors, and that will ultimately change. >> okay, but let's take the example, i'm starting a co

relations the planning code has a restaurant and we were analyzing the industry of the code in the bradtreet data. we went through each sub category and tried to break down those into further categories that appear to be of interest related to formula retail. so while cfo shops fall under limited recuperate cfo shops tend to be a hot bottom issue we have the local chains and we have large chains so we tried based on the codes based on the brad street data for the interests. >> seems like reaching 50 percent is a little bit high to me >> that's stripping data. >> you're looking for feedback open the 4 topics. those are fine with me. i didn't acquit understand in red our term which says our relationship between new formula and retail businesses. does the two of the ones our suggesting you study employment impacts of formula retail vs. independence in relationship to the formula retail and independent retail kind of overlap >> we tried to pull out as many pieces and combine them into topics. we can't do a comprehensive study that's why there's a portion in red. we wanted to make sure we di

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actor brad pitt's make it right foundation built the new energy efficiently homes. dozens are falling apart. >> this man lives in one of the 100 homes brad pitt's make it right foundation built for victims of hurricane katrina. after a few years, he says his home is rotting. >> we started to notice the mould growing on it. it started to turn black. >> the make it right foundation says some of the energy efficiently homes were built with a high-tech wood infused with glass, called timber seal. >> the concept is nice. it's environmentally friendly. the downside is everything was new and hasn't been through trial and error. >> according to the website this innovative wood is made without chemicals. it's better for the environment. the problem is it seems it can't withstand water. that's a big problem in a place like new orleans. environmental specialists say the wood may not be a perfect product, but the effort is admirable. >> that happens in the field when you work on sustainability issues. everyone tries products. you look for things that don't biodegrade, like glas

brad great to have you back on the show. >> thank you. >> in this book you have the u.s.ing a cyber terrorist attack that involves our gps system. how vulnerable are we? >> i was allowed on to the [ inaudible ] air force base, and that is one of the most secure areas i have ever been into. i have worked in some secure areas, and that place is super secure, so i would say there is no way for a terrorist system or state system to attack it. and i made a computer technology who doesn't like the drone strikes, and he -- and he and i thought that's artistic license. there's no way that could happen. and two days after hit the end, snowden hit the news. so it could happen. >> it's possible. now how bad would it be for us if approximate the gps system was compromiseded. the system has been in place since the mid-'90s. we need it for all sorts of things. we would be able to cope without it? >> would recover eventually. but most people look at the gps, like i have done munitions with them, where is my fedex package that kind of stuff, it's a positioning system. the timing signal h

the writing was on the wall for that. >> brad? have no incentive to get health insurance and penalty better than paying for the premium therein lies the problem. >> gentlemen, appreciate it. ♪ >>> check it out now. a new way to guarantee your pills are safe just in case you had doubt. here in new york, yeah, bill. 70 percent of the americans took medicine in the past month. question is, how do we know that medicine is what it is supposed to be? in 2006, deanavega was living in panama and dozens of the country men began to get sick. it was discovered that cough syrup was tainted with antifreeze. >> it was sad to so hundreds of people dying for unexpected causes. >> it is a problem not limited to central america. every day scientist say we ingest medicine that is misilabled or fake or at a pointed and more often than not, we have no idea. over the past year, fda has found versions of viagra and vica din and tamunow solid in the open market. >> they can fake the packaging and the form of the pills so welline an expert can't tell them

i know brad pitt and his wife doing so much work overseas and in america as well. gets sorted out. >> yeah, no, it's just -- celebrities try to do the right thing and some things out of their control they can't -- >> speaking of celebrities, i don't know if this counts as a celebrity, but here we go. and don't hate me for saying these words on air. rob kardashian. i just said that. i said the r word on air. he's feeling down. here's why. he wasn't in the family christmas card. he didn't attend the christmas party. >> really. >> and now reportedly from someone very close to him, it's being reported he needs a clean break from the family that he says, quote, abandoned him. and don't forget, of course, rob was actually close to lamar odom who has since divorced from one of the kardashians. i always forget which one. >> is this the real deal though? i never know what's really real and what's made up. is this another ploy to get you hooked. do you follow the kardashians abroad? do you get that in pakistan or afghanistan or beirut? >> that's a really good question. i don

but, brad, 2014 midterms, if you were up for reelection, would you campaign with this president? >> hell, no. >> depends >> i would be so far away from this president. all you have to do is ask an incumbent democrat, did you read the bill before you voted on it, didn't you know these things were in there? you touted the same things to the american people that the president did. didn't you know these were false when these were made? if your an incumbent democrat and you voted for obamacare, good luck to you. as far as the president is concerned, whether it's the economy, obamacare, foreign policy, if it wasn't for bad news, obama doesn't make news. >> all right. brad and chris, thanks so much for being with us tonight. >> thanks. >> thanks for having us, judge. >>> coming up, could the russian olympics in sochi be the next bengha >>> the winter olympics being held this year in sochi, russia, are only a few weeks away. recently, two deadly terror bombings put the lives of over 30 russians and it raised fears that olympians and spectators could be in harm's way during the upcoming g

brad, you have been inside google x, where they came up with google glass. they're now designing fashionable frames for google glass in-house, in-house at google. can google do all of these things well? >> sure, of course they can. the difference with phones though is that google is primarily a platform operator, right? it's the administrator of android. the two worst words in this business are unfortunately, i will have to say them, channel conflicts. and google has to be this equitable partner to samsung and china and l.g. -- >> and they just did sign a patent licensing deal with samsung. >> my sense was with motorola, which was creating friction in android world. they were seeing privileging themselves versus all of these other players. in other spaces, drivable cars, wearables, nest, they don't have to be as equitable. these are their initiatives. they can control them. they don't have to worry about other partners. >> brad stone of bloomberg business week, jon ehrlichman in l.a., we will talk about facebook after the quick break. the social network is a

earlier this week we brought you the story of brad and kim campbell and their daughters.hey've been taking care of south sudanese orphans for two years now. the group fled as the fighting raged near their compound. the campbells want to get the orphans out of harm harm's way,t the children lack the proper paperwork. we'll come back and look at their efforts in south sudan. >>> when looking at genetically modified food, the surprising places you'll find it. >> and a day after the legal marijuana. we'll find someone who is against the weed. stay with us. >> an exclusive "america tonight" investigative series >> we traveled here to japan to find out what's really happening at fukushima daiich >> three years after the nucular disaster, the hidden truth about the ongoing cleanup efforts and how the fallout could effect the safety of americans >> are dangerous amounts of radioactive water, leaking into the pacific eververyday? >> join america tonight's michael okwu for an exclusive four part series, as we return to fukushima only on al jazeera america >> it's been said you are