brent has pleaded not guilty.brent reportedly told police he shared that liquor with friends at a nightclub. meanwhile, the police report from that night also says brent had been driving with an expired and suspended license, robin. >> all right, gio, thank you. we'll bring in abc chief legal affairs anchor dan abrams. let's get right to it. the lawyer using size as a defense. >> it's not particularly effective. as you heard the expert someone 300 pounds just has to drink more to get to that same level as someone 150 pounds so once you get that number, that 0.18, that's already incorporated your size. look, typically when you're in the position he's in, you want to get blood alcohol tests thrown out before the trial. you see that happen a lot. because they say it was unreliable. there were various problem, et cetera. they didn't succeed. they're still trying to have the jury minimize that but they're in a tough spot. >> this is a very tough case for the defense. >> and the key in my view is sentencing, which is i

i brent, thank you, my friend.u. >> now to my buddy charlie gas parrino, and if he is right, one thing that chris christie can count on now is his wall street buddies. >> one of the biggs thing is learn during the two-hour press conference is that chris christie works out. athe actually works out. >> staying trim. >> we won't go there. i did my own unofficial poll of his -- a lot of wall street support. >> you can't tell me they aren't getting a little nervous. >> i don't think they are. >> then they're not being honest. >> i think they are because they're not being quoted. i will say that's about ken lingo, he is always honest. take him out of it. >> he ills nuts. i love him but he really wanted christie to run last time. >> but the wall street guys think this will pass because unless it somehow leads to him that he is a complete liar -- look i said, listened to the press conference. i think he spoke way too long. there was -- that was a war and peace of press conferences yesterday. >> everyone got their questions

>>brent schutte, thanks so much. >>thank you. thank you bill--- still to come...can carnival cruise keep moving full steam ahead? drifting -- why some traders are drifting toward the stock..that's later in chart talk.. and why the banks maybe poised to report supersized profits this earnings season.. but tech may be in trouble.a preview of what to expect is straight ahead... ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ this week will reveal more about the amount of money corporate america is earning or losing. sheraz mian of zacks.com joins us now with his take on what to expect from 4th quarter reports. good morning and welcome back to the show. >>sure. good to be here. >>overall, what are we looking at here for the s&p 500? >>most of them have been making a lot of money. nobody's losing money. this week the focus is on the banks. we have jp morgan, citibank, wells fargoall the major banks reporting results. banks overall will be driving the earnings growth in q4. 20% earnings growth for the finance sector as a whole, 6.3% for the s&p 500. if you strip out financ

this is just not -- there is nothing you -- everything brent said was true. none of those things are things that they should have said. and this clearly was a huge -- i mean, just a huge brain-headed, stupid thing to do. >> but where does it come from? because you heard me asking the earlier guests, is it that some liberals are so accepting of anyone who is different, accepting the difference of conservative principles? >> i really don't know where it comes from. part of this is i think -- i look at whoever tweeted that thing. and i sometimes think well gosh, could i do something that stupid some day? i mean, i tweet all the time. and i know a majority of viewers think everything i tweet is stupid. but i mean, i just don't understand how you can even let that tweet go. the person who sent it, it was just abhorrent, i don't know where it comes from. and they have had many of these problems here at msnbc -- >> but it is beyond msnbc. we decided -- >> it is not the left. >> but the knee jerk instinct to accuse conservatives of racism. they saw this ad, and they

that's the brent index which all oil is configured off of. that's been a terrific boon to the refiners who are able to take our cheap oil, refine it and sell it at a price in sync with the brent crude. instantly all the stocks that have been hammered, every one of the oils, continental resources, eogs, they burst higher while the refiners had been so red hot. go ice cold, realtime, just like that. and that might be merely the beginning of this move. then there's natural gas. yeah, we know there's a huge glut of natural gas, longer term in the country, short-term, it's cold, and stocks that have languished of late because they're sitting on mounds and mounds of natural gas. linn energy and eqt suddenly take off like rabbits chased by dogs at the track. natural gas shot up so much that utilities can switch to coal to save money. that means norfolk southern, the railroad, and the heavy coal-based business get an extra spur from the already good quarter and rally that $4.23 today alone, a railroad. or consider the telco equipment makers,, juniper

i'm kirk herbstreit along with brent musburger.certainly hope everybody is warm. >> jimmy: well, you're not. well, mrs. musberger's in for quite a treat tonight. that was the last bowl game of the season. i'm kind of glad the holidays are over. the gifts -- what percentage of gifts do you think people actually like? is it 40? because since the holidays are done i decided to send my cousin sal out on hollywood boulevard to ask people what was the worst holiday gift you got this year and who gave it to you? to protect their identities we let them do it from behind masks. and this is tonight's edition of "hide and speak." >> what was the worst christmas gift you received and who was it from? >> i would have to say it was a scarf from my grandma. >> a scarf from your grandmother. >> yeah, a scarf from my gran a grandma. had any name embroidered on it in different colors with a pocket right here. >> my aunt gave me a box of nerds candy and a $20 bill. >> nerds candy and $20. >> yeah. >> wow. >> i received some baby food from my girlfrie

brent hall, not a single warning.s it possible that, had the medical examiner who had the report, the autopsy saying that it was carbon monoxide poisoning that had killed the jenkins in the same room in which jeffrey williams was staying, and he had delivered that report to the hotel or the police, jeffrey might still be alive? >> i absolutely agree with that. >> reporter: we went to dr. hall's office, where a receptionist was unreceptive. hi, there. >> can i help you? >> reporter: i'm matt gutman with abc news. can we talk to you? >> i'm not interested! >> reporter: hall has resigned as the medical examiner. this isn't the first time carbon monoxide has killed in a hotel. dr. lindell weaver has been warning about the danger for years. >> the reason a hotel is particularly dangerous is really because of the sheer number of people who could be there. >> reporter: weaver studied carbon monoxide incidents in motels, hotels, and resorts in one five-year period, more than 750 people were poisoned. like the group of five bo

in brent, just so you no, when you take delivery in brent you're taking cash delivery, not taking a physical for major companies to just keep buying. when it goes to the settlement price comes out in cash unlike wti is that runs in physical form. much easier than now. david: you guys talked so far over my head. if you could see sandra when you were talking, sandra was about to explode. we have to have a debate on that. >> absolutely great. sandra: i polite. you have thenk you, sir. >> please have it. sandra: thank you for coming in today. talk about a bar tab? coming up we'll talk about the record-setting price paid for a single bottle of whiskey and what made it so valuable, david. david: if last year is any guide, the department of justice is set to raise huge sums of cash in 2014 from fines, penalties on american businesses. we have the scoop from a former doj insider. that's coming up. ♪ [ me announcer ] this is the story f the dusty basement at 06 35th street the old dining table at 25th and hoffman. ...and the little room above the strip mall f roble avenue. ♪ this magic momt it is the

from the rates market yet, brent and lme are up slightly after what we saw with iran over the weekend, but we have to live and hope. nickel is the big move up 1.5%. indonesia is working on minimum ore experts. president obama allowed the expert of copper, iron ore and zinc concentrates to continue. so it's focusing on the nickel market right now to give a reprieve to the country's foreign mining giants freeport and numont. this was the biggest rally since september on the bank, which the government believes will boost domestic processing. israeli producers are also expected to benefit from the move sending aluminum and other areas higher. indonesia's $2 billion nickel industries are being threatened and adding to current account pressures, not to mention that the unemployment rates there, too. elsewhere in the asia region, china's yuan hits a record high in early trade after the central banks reflect weakness in the dollar. and they say the chinese currency could appreciate by a further 2% to 3% this year, already of course at 20-year highs. let's check in on the markets in asia. lisa

in an opening statement, an attorney claimed brent was not drunk behind the wheel.orking on security for the upcoming super bowl will be prepared for any problem were something to arise. the big game as you likely know by now is taking place on february 2nd at metlife stadium in east rutherford, new jersey. nearly 4,000 local police and private officers will be on duty. at least 100 government agencies are involved in the security effort. >> the joint operation center has teams of intelligence from federal, state and local agencies gathering and analyzing the latest intelligence in order to quickly identify and mitigate any possible terrorist threats. >> officials also said they have a plan in place to avoid a power outage like the one that happened last year. there will also be 900 snowplows ready just in case. >>> the new england patriots are hoping to be in the super bowl, but their quarterback tom brady is apparently battling some sort of illness. brady didn't practice yesterday as the patriots get ready for sunday's showdown with the broncos in denver. last wee

joining us is brent lang, senior writer at the wrap, with his own views. good to see you. 12 years of slave, is that going to get most of the awards? >> sorry. i can't hear you. >> can you hear me, brent? it's ross in london. can you hear him? we seem to have a problem. he can't hear me. anyway, pat, let's go back. we'll check with brent and we'll come back to you, pat, on that final point. do you think qe has been ineffective? which is the last point i was making to you. >> i think if we go back to when the chairman last disease announced that this round of qe was going to take place and we look at the markers that they put down for it, at this point, the unemployment rate is down, but the unemployment rate is down because people quit looking for work. because at the time that they announced quantitative easing, we were averaging 200,000 jobs per month on the three-month moving basis after the program kicked off rate of jobs gain actually slowed for a while and only recently has picked up. so i think the evidence suggests that it was an experiment that do

convicted josh brent of manslaughter. duringbehind the wheel the crash that killed jerry brown. his blood alcohol level was twice the legal limit and he could spend 20 years in prison. >> asking you to make a better decision than he did in a psa. >> hello, i am bruce smith. in 2009, i made a poor decision and got behind the wheel of a car. i was pulled over for driving under the influence. >> he wants people to learn to ms. story and get a safe ride. the public service announcement will not be broadcasted. three --me is 4:15 4:53. but a lot. >> -- bundle up. >> customers want to buy expired food. it is only a dollar. >> the big-name you will >> you will be able to get a look at the future of driving. the washington auto show begins today. green technology will dominate the event. $50 million investment to improve efficiency. the auto show runs until february 2. >> seven is on your side now. chaing a grocery store that sells expired food. >> yeah. healthy food that is past its prime it is still safe to eat. the store is called the daily table and will open in massachusetts. it wi

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let's start with brent. and as you pointed out our forecast is relatively benign.ted the year at $111.11 and closed the year at $110.80. a 32-cent decline in the price. pretty boring. however, if you look at a strategy of being long a l roing front month, which takes advantage of the shape or forward curve in brent, you would have generated a 7% return over that time period even though you saw a 31-cent decline in the price. i want to emphasize we still see opportunities in brent despite our benign outlook really driven by the shape of the curve. turning to wti in the u.s. market, there it's a very different story. really driven by the shale revolution. i want to go back and bring up the key theme we see across all the different commodities, which is this rotation away from e.m. towards d.m. or developed market demand. and it's more pronounced at oil than any other market. i know we've heard this theme over and over, but i really want to emphasize in oil it's striking. last year chinese demand was growing slower than that in the united states. now, people look at t

brent bozell. let's start with the runner up, shot of the year.ite, folks health care.gov. if you go to this web site, you will find out how easy it is to read, how easy to navigate. all information, all of the basic questions and direction you need to take to get involved to get health care. this is a great guide if i may say, for any of you out there who feel so confused about all of these right wing commercials just permeating through your television screens. >> now, oh, boy. we should call this left wing open mouth insert foot award. >> you know, it reminds me of baghdad bob. he was cheer leading for a site that nobody could get on. and if you could, you couldn't sign up. if you could sign up, you couldn't afford it. if you can afford it and get on there, they're going to steal your information. this is why msnbc lost 29% of the prime time viewers last year. it's a mockery. >> anyone referring to himself as a third person you've got to push away from. okay. can you beat that one? listen to the winner quote of the year. listen. >> one of the mo

prosecutors say brent's alcohol level was twice the legal limit that night. attorney says his client wasn't drunk at all. if convicted, he faces 20 years in prison. >>> also in court today, attorneys for slugger alex they were filing a lawsuit against major league baseball. now also named in their suit which seeks to overturn a-rod's season-long suspension was the baseball union. the suit claims the union acted in bad faith in hearings that led to the suspension. the union called the charges, quote, baseless. >> tens of millions of target customers have been given an apology over the hacking scandal but it is apparently not enough for capitol hill. in a televised interview, the target ceo apologized directly to customers for the breach and the company's slow response. but democrats in both the house and senate are now calling for hearings, demanding an investigation. an estimated 70 million target customers have been compromised. >> one of the country's oldest brand has been taken over by a japanese company. jim beam. with classic liquor brands it's been mark

joining me now with reaction, the president of the media center, brent bozel, how are you?sean, how are you? >> you know, i'm a little bit torn compared to where i was years ago on this. i know it is network television. network television doesn't have the same impact that it used to have. and you can get anything you want on cable. and most people do. your reaction? >> i'm not torn at all. sean. look, you watch that and i suspect you find it disgusting. >> i wouldn't watch it. that is the point. i wouldn't watch it. >> okay, but i would say 99.9% of your audience watching right now finds it disgusting. now, imagine you're a 12-year-old girl. imagine that you turn on television, it is 8:30 p.m. at night and what was once known as the family hour. your parents don't know what you're watching because the parents don't watch that show. but you turn on the show and now you're hit with the very same messages, jokes about masturbation, penises, jokes about calling elderly women whores, sean, we have to be offended by that. you cannot say because of the internet this is okay. >> i'

both players said they could not remember how much brent had to drink that night.legal limit after the crash. >>> newly released documents show boston police are investigating whether or not former new england patriot aaron hernandez was the gunman in a 2012 double murder. hernandez is in jail awaiting trial for the murder last year of a former friend. but those documents confirm for the first time that police suspect hernandez could have been the trigger man in a 2012 killing of two men in boston's south end. >>> police are still searching for the motive in the latest senseless shooting to shock small town america. this time a gunman open fire at a grocery store, killing a worker and a shopper. it could have been much worse had police not acted so quickly. more now from abc's pierre thomas. >> reporter: police say 22-year-old shawn bair was strolling through the martin's supermarket when he suddenly pulls out a handgun and begins shooting. he allegedly kills two women. then holds the store manager at gunpoint. >> you can see the manager there in a praying position

brent, thank you for joining us. washington for some news on the jobs front in washington. the debate over extending jobless benefits has now shifted to how to pay for it. at this hour john boehner is meeting with house republicans to discuss their next move on this. peter cook has more. peter? a surprising vote in the senate is pressure on the house to cut a deal. >> absolutely. the house had talked about maybe doing something here, but the senate vote yesterday, there was surprised that the six republicans backed democrats to continue the negotiation, basically, on extending the jobless benefits for three more months. it caught a lot of people in washington by surprise. it puts pressure on john boehner, showing you how some of the gop see the political risk of not working this issue out. the big issue now is how to pay for it all. democrats say that tax extensions have not usually been paid for and they do not think that this one needs to be paid for as well, but it is clear they will have to talk about it. republi

the game ended in a thriller, it started with a filibuster, long-time sportscaster brent must berger. >> good evening, and welcome everybody, i'm kirk herbstreit along with brent musberger we certainly hope everybody is warm. >> now are not. mrs. must berger is in for quite a treat tonight. >> if you say you are the wrong guy, that's a tough start to the game. most people missed it though. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and unafraid. greta goes "on the record" right now. >>> this is a fox news alert. police now warning a a road rage killer could strike again. an urgent warning just going out to drivers up and down the east coast, police specifically warning. this the potential for additional incidents of similar nature is anticipated. those chilling words scaring drivers and provoking what is now being described as multi-state manhunt for a killer who executed a 28-year-old driver on a snowy highway. robert hicks told us just how dangerous this threat is. trooper, nice to see you, sir, and thanks for joining us. >> s

you get to wti in brent. global pricing. >> you have to be careful with the refiners. this seems like a structural call, based on some of the things going on. some of the synergies and the feeds that the stock enjoys won't go on forever. >> stay tuned. life with crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis is a daily game of "what if's". what if my abdominal pain and cramps end our night before it even starts? what if i eat the wrong thing? what if? what if i suddenly have to go? what if? but what if the most important question is the one you're not asking? what if the underlying cause of your symptoms is damaging inflammation? for help getting the answers you need, talk to your doctor and visit crohnsandcolitisadvocates.com to connect with a patient advocate from abbvie for one-to-one support and education. so ally bank has a that won't trap me in a rate. that's correct. cause i'm really nervous about getting trapped. why's that? uh, mark? go get help! i have my reasons. look, you don't have to feel trapped with ou

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sandra: all right, ann andy, we're showing the price of brent, still above $100 a barrel. our u.s. benchmark, it's around $94 a barrel. what kind of price action are we talking about here? if the bullish case scenario works out, are we going back above a hundred? >> well, certainly if we have significant violence in the middle east, it could go from 105 to 110. if things remain in the status quo and we keep getting increases in production in north america, i expect oil prices could touch $90, maybe even go to 88, and that could happen this march as refiners undergo maintenance here in the u.s. and decrease their demand for oil. sandra: it's just so weird that in your bearish case scenario, you're talking about oil going to 90 or 88. i mean, those are still historically very high oil prices. that being said, everyone wonders how this translates to gas at the pump. where are we going from here? we saw a big slide in gas prices last week. cold temperatures having an impact on demand. where are we going, gas prices? >> well,,today they're around $3.30 a gallon, and the bad new

we head into the east bay valleys, 71, livermore, record highs, brent wood and sausalito, only areas like yesterday not making it into the 70s. 30s in our valleys, everywhere else you wake up tomorrow morning, here is your accuweather seven-day forecast, even though it is not as warm, temperatures well above average, nearing 70 eye way from the coast tuesday, wednesday, thursday, looking at some 60s. now, if you're headed up the sierra, tell us what kind of conditions we are going to have for skiing, leyla? >> time for your toyota tahoe report, everyone. looks like mother nature might not be dump anything snow out there, but they certainly are making it via machine. if you're headed up to squaw valley i 18 to 21-inch base up there, base of 18 to 21 inches at alpine meadows, 31 to 39 inches in heaven tloichlt get up to squaw valley, alpine meadows and heavenly, take you 3 hours and 30 minutes other. resorts, 30 to 34-inch base, sugar bowl, 16 to 30, home wood, 15 to 20 inches now and these travel times, 2 hours 15 minutes, sugar bowl, i-80 eastbound, home wood, take you three and a ha

and so is brent hundley. in the sun bowl, he had four touchdowns, two run and two passing. and the arizona routs boston college in the battle of the nation's top running backs. arizona's cadim carey won that with 165 yards. boston college's andre williams only had 75. >> it was the most lopsided victory in the liberty bowl's history, 44-7 rice falls to mississippi state. mississippi state's quarterback dak prescott dominated. >> it looks like bill brian will be the texas's new coach. >> and caroline wozniak is engaged. >> and this field goal kick bounced off the uprights and while the camera was rolling, the cameraman was still able to get the shot smoothly. >> and the youngest player ever drafted in nba history, 8-year-old jarvis of the mike a wish foundation, even got to go to practice. he was right in there blowing whistles, calling plays. who wouldn't want to be an nba official for a day. >> everyone wants to know how much shoveling will they be doing. temperatures were cold enough for snow. look at these wind chill values. it's a very cold weather map. much of the stor

valero is benefiting from the differential between wti and brent.know there was $14 spread between wti and brent towards the end of last year and refining company buys cheaper wti and refines it and sells at more expensive brand. it takes advantage of that spread. valero is really well-positioned to do that. that is one reason why they're expected to actually do well. they have a 91-cent smart estimate. that is our proprietary estimate they come up with is far above the consensus. how do we come up with the consensus with the smart estimate? we take best analysts more recent estimates put more weight on those. we have a high level of confidence that valero is likely to beat when they report earnings this quarter. you're putting a lot of confidence in analysts. that is interesting. you've given us a energy name, bank name. give us a tech name. i came from consumer electronics show. curved tvs are everywhere. do you have a tech name? >> yes, we do. universal display, all the consoles, flat-screen tvs, iphones, ipads, all have a panel underneath and un

my name is brent slater a director of the wild institute. i'm here to urge you to reject the motion prepared to you by the department adopting this pmd and order the department to create a full environmental impact report on this project. the way of background i'm the executive director of the association called the wild institute to bring social and environmental situations together to make the world a better place but also been an athlete for most of my life and most of my youth i was involved in the game of golf. i played in middle school and high school and caddy at the golf course where i grew up in mission. so i know quite a bit about the game enough that in 2007 and 8 the director of parks and recreation asked me to address environmental concerns in ultimate effort that didn't produce any results to rethink the way we manage some of our courses but in that process i learned an extraordinary amount of the golf courses we have in san francisco. based on my concerns about the environment, about justice and about this particular golf cour

earlier this morning, i spoke with brent mcentire. he maintains that he learned about the problem long after the leak, and there was a question about what chemicals were released. >> we just became aware of the leak just before noon. it had gone on before that, i don't know how long before it started. we didn't see -- the material was identified to us as a floculant. and then later as a foaming agent. and you mentioned earlier in the report the specific name of that product. our treatment process can handle that, but in the quantity we got in, our finished water started to be affected by 4:00 in the afternoon. we worked with the bureau of public health and agencies and the governor's office in trying to determine the correct curious of action. >> correct me if i'm wrong, but there seem to be two things that be went wrong, and you didn't find out when it happened. and the other thing, it seems that you were misled about what leaked. >> i wouldn't say misled. these events are interesting, and you're trying to identify the product. it wa

to shareholders today about its earnings outlook that despite a record number of shipment, morgan brent has more. >> investors getting an unexpected welcomed delivery from ups. warning that the end of this month, its fourth quarter profit will be smaller than expected. it's also forecasting full year 2014 guidance below the street's expectation. ups blaming the level on an unprecedented level of shopping that caught the company off guard. particularly, a surge in last minute orders as retailers like amazon extended offers. they say the strain on its system forced them to spend more money. >> operating in terms of extra overtime and significantly larger temporary employment than the company would normally use. to the tune of 30,000 more than they would normally use. >> the biggest delivery day came later than the company expected and it was bigger. representing a 13% increase from 2012's busiest day. that coupled with bad weather and a shopping season almost a week shorter than last year, meant some packages didn't arrive in time for christmas, causing the company to refund shipping cost

brent in the minute. throwing hay makers in d. c. sharks mike brown and aaron, sharks up 1-0 until the great alex ovechkin. leading 33rd goal of the year. this one went to a shootout where patrick marlowe scored the game winner off the post. sharks win, beating the caps 2- 1. jim harbaugh's every day wardrobe was called out on the radio. the khaki pants and black niner sweatshirts became a hot issue. then not to his defense, but the pile on. i will not take the blame for his outfit. >> it's not your fault he wears plead khakis? >> i asked him, please, pleats are gone. it's not just any store, you have to find them at a wal- mart. i threw them out and he found a wal-mart and they were $8. $8. >> wow. >> $8 wal-mart. >> big spender. >> he needs a belt, maybe that's why. >> we'll see you at 11:00 on kpix5. ,,,, good. good answer. check it out. learning's fun now. yeah, back in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet to play and learn online. all we had was that franklin fuzzypants. ah, the educational toy bear. remember when

i would also like to remind you once again that the cost of brent crude oil exceeds one hundred dollars per barrel. recently there have been a lot of questions concerning the russian ruble its f sizeable that is why we think that the national bank will continue to intervene to prevent sharp destabilizing fluctuations in the heat the news. the national bank announced that the regulators true intent is taking the most responsible much as possible to reduce the growth rate of consumer credit they currently are raising some concerns on the economical for a presentation of consumer loans the total mobile for you is estimated more than fifteen percent the volume of such loans increased by more than one hundred percent at the end of two thousand thirteen. joe if we consider the indicator for my micro economics team would appeal. we can admit that these figures are looking positive because the level close to not exceed sixteen percent in relation to all the local economy as a whole this is just a small figure but i can personally note that this figure exceeds thirty to forty percent in the russ

brent burns tied it up at two goals apiece. a shootout and joe pavelski comes through sealing the victory over the blackhawks. the sharks on the way to nashville tomorrow night. >> let's check in with mike right now, see what's going on. he was saying this is going to be probably the worst day in a few weeks. >> because the schools were off, colleges and businesses, a lot of parents and other folks take off for the rest of the year. we're seeing traffic flow back. san mateo bridge, folks cross the bay. not a problem. we'll see a heavier flow and kicking in tomorrow. the map shows you 92, that was the san mateo bridge, top of the screen, dumbarton bridge, we'll probably see slowing later on. again the peninsula is clear right now aside from construction crews through palo alto. we're looking at 580 moving nicely, no major issues but i'm watching this meter as well, westbound highway 4 where we're starting to see a little bit of slowing. typical between 5:00 and 5:30. from antioch to pittsburg and bay point. we'll track it. back

brent i have worked in emergency aid and resettlement. one of the most difficult things i have seen is adjusting to american work culture, that's the theme throughout the show. this is a minority attorney, sandra tweets in the united states is not an international tear cakier or the police. too many refugees live here all right enough all right. that is of course a minority opinion. >> in the lands of immigrants. >> yes. >> the u.s. accepts more refugees than any other nation and one of the largest groups comes from myanmar. over the last decade nearly 90,000 have come to america to escape religious and political persecution. fleeing a military regime, many rights groups call brutal they often end up in refugees camps, sometimes for decades while awaiting permission to start a new life elsewhere. once here, the transition is not so easy. even for those who plug in to communique groups and activities. according to a new report, 30% of those resettled here in the u.s. from myanmar live below the poverty line. 39% never finish high school. t

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