the simplest way to be sure that consumers are protected and that the rules are in place. >> host: brent skorup, if the rules stand, what do you see for spring consumers? -- individual consumers? >> guest: i agree there probably won't be many changes for consumers in the foreseeable future. if we do see changes, it might be something along the lines of sponsored data which at&t wireless announced they're experimenting with and it's this idea that a content company could pay at&t, essentially, for their subscribers' data when they use, let's say, espn wants to do sponsored data. they could pay at&t, and for when consumers use espn, that data does not go against their monthly data limits. >> host: now, fred wilson, a venture capitalist, wrote this past week about the fact that the appeals court decision could dry up vc money and could end the innovation of the internet. >> guest: that's unlikely. i mean, that's overstating what's going to happen. there's this idea that if you have priority agreements, that you can't have innovation, and that's not true. if you look at google, any history o

brent, thank you so much. brent similar, senior analyst at ubs. >>> late today, nadella's pay package was made public. his base salary will increase to more than $1 million, and he'll receive a stock award valued at more than $13 million. >>> on wall street today, the markets bounced back a bit with traders swooping in to buy up beaten down stocks following yesterday's massive selloff. also encouraging investors, a report showing that factory orders rose for the third straight month if you take out the volatile auto and aircraft sector. the dow rose 72 points, the nasdaq was up 34, closing above the key 4,000 mark again. and the s & p added 13 points. >>> now with the dow falling nearly 7% so far this year, many stocks have taken a beating. but for value hunter, this could be a buying opportunity especially in some of of well-known names. dominic chu has more. >> reporter: the word correction is making its way back into trader and investor chatter. generally speaking, a correction is loosely defined as a pull

this is so ridiculous, brent, there they go again., nothing to do with lois lerner who pled the fifth or anybody else at the irs or this story. >> megyn, just jotting down from memo memory, things i remember about the scandal. it is by no means the complete story. we now know there were hundreds of cases where the irs was persecuting conservative organizati organizations. so much so that the president said he was outraged. like the benghazi video, they tried to blame two agents in cincinnati and that was not true. we know there were hundreds of meeting at the white house with irs officials but we don't know that they discussed any of this. we know that it goes up at least to an obama official who was in charge of oversight who was getting reports on this. we know that the irs was colluding with the government and other agencies. we know that the irs was leaking information about conservative groups like the national council of marriage, two left-wing organizations, which was illegal. we know that dr. ben carson spoke at the national p

brent burns, fast. crawford shuts the door. the game is scoreless in the second intermission. we'll have complete highlights for you at 11:00. the day before the super bowl, always reserved for the football hall of fame. no bigger honor in sports than to be inducted into your sports hall. seven new members named today. unfortunately the owner did not get the call. the former raider, ray guy, the first one inducted into the hall of fame. about time them drafted hill in the first round in '73. tampa bay linebacker and former seminoles eric brooks, the first inductee, 14 years with the bucks. the tackle walter jones also a first ballot inductee. michael strahan also gets a nod i know what form he cornerback who had the hit in 1999. the wide receiver rounds out the sevin ductees. let's tee it up. last area's tournament with a bad back, phil mickelson tosses the ball in preparation for tomorrow's big game. but unfortunately, got back to work. ended up double bogeying the hole. he is 12 back. meanwhile the other lefty. bubba in contr

down in south africa a guy named brent lindekue, he got nominated and he decided he would change netminations and make it about a random act of kindness. >> i'd like to make my nomination that originates from australia and i'm going to show you how south africans do it better. ♪ you never alone >> for you, buddy. thank you. hold on. ♪ always be there >> in this case they are actually doing something really good for someone else. >> yes, it's catching on! and now there are other videos of people in south africa doing the exact same thing. here is another video this is from andrew roth. >> the kids here are playing in the street with nothing and luckily sports around the world i know what sports can do. >> to tell us more about this new trend we have both brent and andrew roth via skype from south africa "right this minute." welcome to the show, guys. >> hey, how do you doing it? >> what made you decide to do this? >> later one day when my kids are googling me, they can see what i did, instead of downing drinks or whatever at the time. >> can people nominate you to get you in on it? >>

brent skorup, what do you see happening next? >> i was at the conference that i think paul friends were chairman wheeler spoke about where he sees it going forward. he said two things that were interesting. he saw the court decision as an invitation for the ftc to act in a way that prevents competitive problems. that is a signal he has seen [indiscernible] the second thing he said was that he wanted to go forward on a case-by-case basis which signals that maybe after 706making based on the authorities that they will go on a case-by-case basis looking at any bad behavior that isp's engage in. chance williams of free press, where do you see it going? >> i think it is very hard to predict. the one thing the fcc has been clearest about as they are keeping all options on the table. chairman wheeler wishes out in oakland earlier this month at a town hall that i had the out ine of -- was just oakland earlier this month at a town hall i had the pleasure of attending. the open internet was a concern they raised. those are the people that

enrollees like brent say they got the bait-and-switch now that doctors they were promised are turning them away. >> if we do find that there is a preponderance of misinformation that is taking place that is something that would be managed by the regulators in california. >> reporter: "covered california" points to the department of managed healthcare and says it should hold insurers accountable but dmhc tells us there's nothing to hold them accountable for since the inaccurate lists don't break any laws. dmhc declined to sit down with us and says it's only received 357 complaints so far mostly about blue cross and blue shield. >> send us an email consumerwatch@kpix.com. >> reporter: brent's doctors aren't taking "covered california." >> just pay out of pocket to see my doctor. >> reporter: both anthem and blue cross say the complaints make up a fraction of enrollees and anthem is saying it's working to improve the accuracy of the list. if your ensurer refuses to cover you, definitely file a complaint with the department of managed care. the more complaints they get, the more likely ac

we have the ceo brent saunders, coming up after the buyout from activists. jump in the stock. it was bought at a 25% premium. the price is above what they bought it for. >> the price surging by 28%. not just forest labs surging to a new high. act at this -- activist as well. they're turning into a nice performance and the deal, merger helps them compete in a health care landscape. david: let's talk about blackberry. we haven't for so long because it has been such a dog of the dow. it is getting a boost, 6.8%. i understand third point took a big stake. >> 10.2 million share. they spot upgrade from capital markets as well. [closing bell ringing] liz: disney hitting a new all-time high out there. >> 80 bucks. liz: for those that own that in your portfolio, it is widely-held. david: we're awaiting for the big battle between the ackmans and icahns over herbalife again. today it is trading in upward fashion. we will see more details what it has been doing in the last quarter when its earnings come out. as soon as that happens we will take you right there. let's ta

smarter people who can afford it looking to leave the city brent and that people were still around. the coptic and killed people have the capability of earning a living in big city. read this and how the market work and regulating and controlling the population thought according to run the household registration system to be canceled because it did not really provide much of the well for two local resident. the only way to prove the arbitration process the higher housing prices. renting people hold the survivors of the city to become the fifth for the city many think that the darwinian approach would improve the quality of the city. and also add that this is the real and meaningful arbitration process. the high cost of living in beijing. when the quick rising housing prices as a reminder workers away from the city the bureaucratic systems in place and chinese could only make him captain as an outsider even harder. all the potential cover has got big plans for mass migration toward the heat. solidarity with the resident and local government in the city breakfast today showed that the

and finally, thanks to the director of the brent scowcroft center. there are too many people in this audience to call attention to all of them. we have ambassadors, senior officials from the u.s. government, officials from many of the embassies around town. thank you for being here. so now to the program, and ambassador oren will kick us off with some opening remarks, then some initial questions, and we will turn to the audience. michael? [applause] >> thank you. thank you for crediting me with the ability to solve all the middle east's diplomatic problems. i don't think my mother would have given me that credit. good afternoon, everybody. thanks to the brent scowcroft center on international security and the atlantic council. i'm delighted to be a part of your extraordinary organization. rry, theed, -- to ba director at the scowcroft center. is a greatshe visionary and is a great human being. welcome to our colleagues from the diplomatic community. you heard i am a historian, so i will start with history for you. some of you may know this. the middl

, and while that narrowed the spread between the price of american west texas crude and the global brentews for the refiners in the gulf coast who can benefit from the domestic oil and gas revolutions in ways they couldn't before. as it happens, marathon petroleum has a ton of capacity in the gulf, too, and a big midwestearn business. they earned $2.10 per share. that's a magnificent 95 cent beat, the biggest of the year so far, of all the companies i follow. up huge from the previous quarter. marathon petroleum jumped from 83 to 87 after these numbers came out, but the ensuing sell off, brought back to 82 and change. don't take it from me, let's talk to gary heminger, the president and ceo of marathon petroleum to learn more. welcome to "mad money" sir. >> thank you. >> thank you for coming on the show. you guys have been tremendous creators of shareholder value. they have beaten quarters by three cents and five cents. we're excited about that. how does someone beat the estimates as big as you did? >> as you just said in your remarks, access to crude oil. we have a great midstream busin

liz: brent saunders, forest labs ceo and president.ill double spending on research to look into other drugs. david: thank god they're continuing to look into alzheimer's. for carl icahn to hold on to a stock for three years he is a believer. alan blinder is a believer as well. former vice-chair of the federal reserve. one of the most distinguished economists of his generation. he is wading into the controversy whether the affordable care act, obamacare, is a job killer or not as its critics suggest. he is our guest. he takes issues with that. debate is coming up on that. liz: i am wearing this color because we have a silver medalist in our midst. devin logan made olympic history in sochi. medaling at the first-ever sky style competition. you may not know she had a hand in designing her own uniform. she will tell you all about that and what it took to become an olympic medal winner, silver, in a few minutes. david: east coast, east coast. ♪ [ male announcer ] legalzoom has helped start over 1 million businesses. if you have a buness ide

brent sadler garry medical bills could be more than $50,000. >> : parents said they recently shaved his head is shocking to see the damage to the skull. bryan's assailants will answer to a higher authority. >> : father michael from st. john's and felton. that is where the victim served as an altar boy. >> : father mike as he's known has helped organize fund- raisers for brian. see-saw him a couple of days ago he says brian is getting all the time. >> : on myself and not trying to be vindictive. six years in prison has awful small price for ruining a man's life. he will never be able to do much more than state and a wheelchair. it's a big price to pay and the parents are not vindictive about this. they feel justice serves as things go. they're kind of resigned to god's will. >> : the current patient at st. john's has been pressing for brian all along. he is hoping that bryant's family will find more satisfaction and a pending civil suit. an official charges down the line. >> : san francisco giants in arizona assigning to the verdict. >> : so many of the san francisco giant players and co

joining us now is brent skorup, research fellow mercatus center at george mason university and technology policy program and chancellar williams who is associate director free press and policy . tell us where what -- what you represent? >> market-based policy research is what we handle >> host: when you look at the court appeals ruling, what is your general concensus? >> the court struck down the fcc's one-size-fits-all net neutrality rules. >> what is free press? >> that is a national non-profit that fights for consumers rights to communicate online. the net neutrality was a big thing for us and something we have been working on for a number of years. >> host: what is your assessment overall? >> the court vacated the portion of the fcc's open internet rules that stop internet service providers from blocking things online. so they can enter into special deals or block content and that is what the way the internet is supposed to work. we are supposed to be able to access content when we want to. >> host: what is the problem with special deals with at&t and netflix joined up? >> we will mis

brent wood 52. concorde 57. north bay nice. mid 50s with clouds increasing. cloudy day tomorrow.showers. in the far north you'll get hit with the rain first. winds 58. we are looking on the order of a few tenths of an inch of rain. extended forecast we are calling for rain tomorrow. showers tomorrow. then monday we turn it around and get sunny skies. tuesday, wednesday and thursday variably cloudy. friday sun. saturday partly cloudy. it is when we look far ahead, maybe sunday, we'll get hit with a more powerful system. speaking of a powerful system, ann? >>> 49ers clearly not in the superbowl. we have the next best thing. >> joe montana and his take on it. and the nfl hall of fame announced this year's class. did tim or eddie make the cut? we are next in sports. ,,,, people across america are experof finish quantum, shine voting it product of the year, better homes and garden's best new dishwasher detergent, and now it has the good housekeeping seal, giving finish quantum more honors than ever before. finish quantum delivers amazing clean and shine, which cascade actionpacs just

henry kissinger and brent scowcroft in your book then perhaps a more bold partnership with russia.after all the united states certainly does not share the views of saudi arabia but saudi arabia is considered one of america's closest allies. i was warned in the soviet union and i remembered vividly in 1959 i was still quite small but i remember on russian tv i saw vice president richard nixon appearing with nikita khrushchev the soviet leader at the first american exhibition in moscow and there were very interesting exchanges between khrushchev and nixon. nixon said to khrushchev at that time he said mr. prime minister i understand that you believe that americans are going to live under communism and that is what khrushchev had stated. he said this is fine as long as you accept that you have your system, we have our system and we don't have a right to change them by force of coercion. you are aware and 2013 sometimes you get an impression that the american position is that they are not under good relations. it would actually require other countries to move closer to our political sy

we talked to brent and his friend andrew ross who are also in on this trend and they challenged all ofwent out and paid it forward and then we challenged our viewers. we got a tremendous response. you can see our facebook page just blew up. people telling us their stories about the awesome things that they have done. like this one here you can see this picture from one of our viewers named brian simmons, he bought all kinds of stuff and he's looking for someone to give it to. and we got a video from one of our fantastic viewers in bloomington, indiana, her name is terry hughes, she went out in freezing cold bloomington, indiana temperatures and paid it forward. look what she did. >> i am here at our local walmart, i'm sure there's somebody in here tonight that could use some help. this will be on my debit card. i want to pay it forward and bless you. >> i'll give you a hug. >> i will, too. god bless you. >> god bless you. >> never had anything happen like that before. >> oh. >> you can see how grateful this couple is. we also got this video from one of our viewers in lynwood, californi

on the newshour website, brent crocker wrote, what a great piece on food waste in america. i'm guilty and sickened by the food we throw away every day. i'd love to see more programs to compost and recycle the food we put in our landfills every day. i believe that the food giants would make a huge difference if we could implement a composting program within them. but jim gordon wrote, composting is admitting defeat in most cases. let's work to prevent waste to the point composting is the only salvage option. there are too many working poor out there. in japan, farmers put up a self-service shack to offer cheap or free cosmetically challenged foods to the public. >> they also measure the waste from untouched leftover meal. >> a number of you told of local efforts to curb the food waste. the big stores here in northern indiana give the food that's nearing the sell by date to the food bank. therefore i believe the food bank and pantries should implement a compost program so any food left over can be composted. there are many unity community gardens that could easily take on the

thanks to the brent scowcroft center on security and the atlantic counsel. i'm delighted to be a part of your extraordinary organization. the director here at the scowcroft center. the incomparable adrian who is not here this afternoon who is a great visionary and outstanding human being. susie and michael gellman into my former colleague at the israeli embassy dan odell toma welcome the distinguished colleagues to the diplomatic community. i, as an historians i'm going to start with a little bit of history for you. some of you may know this. the middle east as a chios to teach a concept an american intervention. the term was coined in september of 1902 by alfred thayer mann who was a former naval officer u.s. navy, and naval strategist. mann's major concern was warships and guarding international see ways guaranteeing access to trade. now in those days trade extended from the near east of greece in the balkans to the far east of japan china siam as it was then known and en route passed through the suez canal and the around the arabian peninsula and to defin

that is brent saunders. he got into the ceo job at forest thanks to help from carl icahn, who is very fearful that there could be -- that the preceding ceo may pass on the reins to his own son. that was a big issue for carl icahn. bush before been at that. he led some acquisitions of his own. you look at the pharmaceutical injury -- industry, it is all about scale. everyone thinks you have to have more of it. there is an issue with companies developing new drugs, getting the pipeline going through their own research and development. it is the fastest way. a lot of companies say you do that, go out there and buy them. >> thank you so much. ryan chilcote with the latest on the possible deal with activists -- with actavis. >> in europe, car sales continue to recover after a six-year slump. january sales rose more than five percent. that is the fifth straight month of gains. let's find out what is driving it. hans nichols joins us from berlin. walk us through the numbers. engine?is revving the is an increase. it

brent's the challenge is to form a coalition government that can win of the houses of parliament. this could be a challenge. his recent crap authority distance some in his own democratic party its successful with the chili role to become the youngest and the caribbean in its lease history. zion. the is the due out the shake was a renowned graphic processed and political cartoonists. it may seem old to whack is in the straight to pass overhead that that which was published in nineteen fourteen. now for the very fast time in sixty in support of peter which your inspirations from the local wrong to state to get back. he had to contend for eight years bc and in san francisco. cruelty and was more to come and gouache painting by the activists hands about the shake in the nineteen nineties fourteen teams about how bad that the ritual text read during the pasta to say that it tells of the israelites exodus from egypt. fiona is a pain on mason's meaning of musical message about the survival of the jewish people. as an adult i was too late to be awfully sick society and leads tours of the

mostly maintained it was a brand identity for at least five years in a bid to develop its own tours of brent died auntie donna city has launched a tourism logo design contest starting last july. the full report takes a close look. tourism logo and slogan contest for dad and he withheld from july last year and will last until march this year. this is the first time the contest was held at checking five hundred and cheese from the science students will close and people from the indians and foreigners. he couldn't get enough people each one has to own the idea and i would give out many interesting ideas rather than having a brand building cavity. many professional bread toast and do things better in terms of my views. they might not have blatter wants. me mom instead of delta fix it. don't you these contents. we also would like to promote and raise awareness of the community in advertising for the cd two was an image that is why we all connect these contest. it is hiring an ad agency. until now that doesn't quite have a good twenty entries for the final round. however the most was the one to th

brent's the challenge is to form a coalition government that can win of the houses of parliament. this could be a challenge. his research how crap is already distanced some in his own democratic party its successful with the chili role to become the youngest and the caribbean in its lease history. as you it's like canceling preaching in kentucky famous for his national geographic tv show it's hard to slick celebration as the lights off to rest just like the team during a chat service friends and family say he was more than just a tv celebrity. the left and going reason than my older sisters and brothers room and informing on all batting going on kafka now these people now the story of stephanie is going to allow them here. how blind i was placing tiny obvious to most is going to like me and i was there. fellow scholar cent on the other moment of weakness i can hear it. snake handling which is illegal in most places is practiced as a test of things going for the theory that to believe this will be home. seventy iranian parliamentarians have reportedly been angered by comments made

. >> brent smith and his family captured this video of a bear just hanging out and just casually strollinge. he said one bear even came face to face with his son. the son is all right, though. wildlife officials say the family should probably look into getting an electric fence. >> immediately. >>> all right, big day for college football fans. plenty of talented high school recruits will go on with signing today with all major programs. >> and as for college basketball, we get some highlights now from our very enthusiastic friends at espn. >>> good morning, america. that's better than your caffeine right there. he's stan. i'm neil. this is the "sportscenter" set in los angeles. >> we're talking college basketball. missouri taking on florida. the gators have won 27 straight on their home floor. they got a talented freshman, chris walker. had some ncaa problems first semester, but he's eligible now and able to throw that one down. casey hill with the alley-oop for walker. we go second half, gators up 3. michael frazier ii. he's got three. he had 14 points. gators up 6. and they really clamp

ton of grain for the same price of thirty thousand cd which will eventually let us hold the price of brent stable yet and that the auntie there are yet to deliver the petition suggesting is that the sixteen day. to him whatever the ball around and covers the period from february fifteen to august when the new harvest will come up awesome the city will have four thousand tonnes the somalis on a monthly basis at a fixed price regardless of the price increase. but it is important and the wonder of the enemy the senior readjustment will increase the competitiveness of the industry the corresponding statement was made by the deputy minister of economic development of russia and to watch. experts believe that this tuition with the adjustment of the national currency will have a positive impact on economic development the country. who knew him six. as far as i know the economy of cars extent i think we'll have a positive effect on the income of exporters on the opportunity to invest in the domestic market. he'll be able to increase the competitiveness of the same product the national food industr

a little upgrade to the new technology cover the price of brent martinis are still very content. wal mart evenings are in demand and prices are too high. chinese people are choosing to go for the much more formal chinese knock off version. on the official web content and china the combined martini. spread the nearly thirty six thousand us where five thousand nine hundred us dollars. but due to the moment i can go for half the price. the lowest prices on the right to doubt the eight hundred dollars many online purchases previous product is good bargain. with a cheaper price product prestigious will work for the knockout. he's not the outcome is also practical many physical stores to make a complaint. the vehicle for purchasers to notice any difference between not tough enough that the product of the similar period and graham able. but the price is usually more than half that of affected products the question is the rate of housing not talk to me possible. it took a cheap right. lcd screens the core component of the sport he said. the altitude of two thirds of the total cost of equ

brent crude at 810 wait -- brent crude at a 108. more fx-based. vix, 15.2 nine, go to cash. you're right. gold, 1272. churning yen. going to russia this friday to see the olympics. i cannot convince you not to go? >> no. >> are you going to knock a hole in your door? >> the locks do not work. you have got to get out. >> i just heard you professing your love for figure skating. >> i am all figure skating. we scoured the papers on the web for stories. figure skating free. again,rgan in the news the new york times talking about the e-mail that was sent from a chinese regulator to jamie dimon saying to me a "favor." look at the daughter of a friend of mine, she is a good interpreter. jamie dimon met her at a june 12 meeting, he had nothing to do with her being hired, she is now employed -- >> this woman was qualified, mr. dimon was away from the sequence of hiring. >> looks, how many people do you know have gotten jobs -- >> because they knew somebody. job because aen a college roommate said let me introduce you to someone. >> what do you think? >> it happens every day, i think

goodthink brent has a point. carrie is another one they brought back.n box office for that film made it a winner. i think if you ultimately look at what they are going to do, they do kind of cap see upside a little bit i having to partner with other big layers, like sony, with a lot of these movies we are talking about. to your earlier point, they are going to say, if the audience is not there, at least we're not shouldering the whole risk. but let's take advantage of the foreign box office. >> what is the play for mgm going forward? do they ipo? do they get bought? >> if you talk to their investors, they are hoping for an ipo. no plans are imminent. that could definitely happen. already in secondary markets, that stock was trading at $25 when they left bankruptcy. it is that $75 today. >> who could buy mgm? another studio, i mean? >> when they ran into trouble, they were trying to sell themselves and they were not successful. these days, a lot of people point to lions gate because it has been growing, they do have their own blockbuster franchises. ever

. >> over the weekend apple disabled the popular app. , and i am is brent here to destroy my phone fivene 5. ♪ >> the block chain ceo shares his reaction. >> i think it is important to recognize the reaction from the community is completely buried. there are people upset with apple's move and have been demonstrating frustrations by destroying phones but also there are people seriously questioning apple's motive. at one point they had a wonderful application -- advertisement out to think peoplehe innovators and who thought differently. a long time ago people questioned apple's ability to think differently and today they're using power and control encourage -- to serious innovation. are not of people shooting iphones but are switching over to use other devices, android or wallet on chrome. it is interesting that apple without any comment has blocked this technology. for some reason apple is against it going. i was wondering if you knew why it is or if you could guess. the top three reasons. >> that is a really good question. i think it is fascinating apple would surrender to google. if i

the retail price for gary brent kite up to sixteen dollars. the roses wrapped in cotton paper. they can help relieve forty us dollars each. don't go with kids of that money matters for talking up earning money for don't take it. in many traditional thai police there is the spiritual world for the defeat to believe they can receive money burning part of the great a memorial tablet. contingent of them to burn the paper money that dead people have enough money to live well the other side. with the edge of transporting material well to the other realm. tiny people have started hurting other symbolic items too during the tea festival for the two nd day in april chinese people clean their teams to mourn the lost family members. three the spring festival also popular time to burn the money. the family centric holiday where giving money to come again. it is a lot of money. the main export market the afterlife. the site in addition cash. many stores have been nearby graveyard for sewing treated paper products for burning the products are designed to look like houses cars with chronic pr

chinese media empire products are not earning more customers than the brent expected. on the country's children dropping in here. few people dare to ten hundred years to hear the ongoing a dirty campaign. don't hold several corrupt officials. you'll make it harder for brand concrete don't know what you think of in china. the limos to what god wanted them to give her enough time to report the attack also pointed out that under the kerry campaign pay and conditions for corruption are getting harsher. as a result luxury brand name in china not likely to meet the prophet used to. it doesn't well. the chinese over regulated and no tax money should be applied when treatment is a blow to what your industry. the major part of the consumption tax money high end watches are often bought it yet. hilton has dropped by eleven percent down from thirteen after the regulation. chinese people to buy one get used to buy abroad. for more chinese people are buying outside of china including travelers to study abroad. consumers are favoring foreign countries over hongkong now. the court to

brent has the support. then dunno if im not up. winning the vote of confidence with one hundred and sixty nine bullets in favor and one hundred and thirty nine against material red sea is one step closer to confirming into these new government. the third unelected leader in just three years rents the alice did his predecessor and re commit to saying it failed to boost the party's long liking economy. muscat said. this change of speed is born of a need to get concrete answers and it has an urgent need. we want to bring in new john performs one of the justice reforms. different tax policy is going to bed with only amaze us. rinse the promise to cut the tops burden within months. and to pay off debt but some senators wonder where the money will come from. i'm not and we need them most of the most that they will make it there is lot of james a lot of discussions with the most relevant issue did not refer to a possible source of financial reach. all in the latrine is fueling that i'm thinking no not sworn into office on site today graci

filling in for injured center andrew bogut, blocked chandler parsons baseline don't attempt at the brenthrows to give golden state a 98-95 lead with 15.9 seconds left. >> for a while is it like the u.s. women's hockey team would take home the gold. this settled for silver, after canada pulled off in overtime miracle. it was a heartbreak loss for the americans. >> the u.s. remains at the top of the medal standings, with eight gold medals and 25 total medals. russia and the netherlands round out the top three countries. >> coming up on kron 4 news how are some beer delivered right to your front door? we will have that story next. line welcome back. and into our 7:00 hour we have some great videos to show you. >> how would you like a beer delivered straight to your desk? why not, it is friday, right? there is a company that does injustice in the uk. the company is called " desk beers. " this is video from the start up bringing a case of craft beer to the offices of a tried sports in east london. the staff though had to wait for the okay from the balls before they could tip back their brews.

we saw the price of oil fell and the difference between brent crude and west texas intermediate alsowed. unrest in the ukraine is having an impact on the futures. one strategist says giving the it is havingation, an impact on wti. energy futures are on track to post gains for the month due in part to the weather and huge spike in heating oil and natural gas. toc crude production dropped the lowest level in more than two years in february. look at today's prices as we head to the close -- lower across the board with gasoline futures falling on speculation that above average supplies will keep prices in check. natural gas futures rebounded from a five-week low. one-week dropis a of almost 26%. that's the biggest one-week truck we've seen in roughly a decade. those comments are impacting gold today. >> part of what we are looking at is the fact that the ukraine situation and yellen's comment pricesortiva of higher that create a demand for a safe haven. we are seeing a big debate on where the price will be. will be ainks we little higher. you have to consider the fact that gold has poste

. >> reporter: and i'm joined by brent trefast, with the big bear resorts.what adjustment have you had to make? you just haven't had any snow this year. >> we've had to adjust, there hasn't been much snow, but compared to others we've done pretty well, we had a line to the lake and it's been warmer than usual at times, colder than usual at times, had great tungts to make snow and that is what we have been skiing and riding on, snow that we made and in january when it was super-cold, we any we'll be able to make snow the next couple of nights, we're excited about that. as far as the community goes everybody is off a little bit but in the teens as a percentage of being off and compared to most places in california we fared quite well. >> you have a few months left in the season so tony, we're all keeping our fingers crossed out here. because usually the seasoning runs through april, we've only got a few more months to get snow out here. >> let's hope the conditions change and the resort and others can have a big couple of months. akiko good to see you. >>> win

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good afternoon everybody, thanks for coming out and thanks to the brent scowcroft center on the nationalsecurity and the atlantic council and i'm the zaire to be a part of your extraordinary order organizati organization. to be comparable adrian is a visionary and outstanding human being. and my former colleague welcome into the distinguished diplomatic community. i'm going to start with a little bit of history. some of you may know this. the middle east as a geostrategic concept was an american intervention. it was claimed in september of 02. he was a former naval officer of the navy, naval strategist. major concern was moving warships and guarding the international scene ways guaranteeing access to trade. now those days, trade expanded from the near east of greece and the balkans to the far east of japan, china and en route it passed through the canal into the arabian peninsula and the areas between the near and far east. and it's most characteristic of the area from the perspective of the geostrategic strategist was its most almost total absence of strategic significance. the only str

and the original father was congressman who since passed from california named george brent.. the overreach by government is one thing. trying to toss out watch of what epa has done in rule making protective citizenry of this country would be a great mistake. lou: is it a great mistake though, to give so much power t what is, we have seen in various presidencies, abuse of exetive acon, executive orders. we also look to section 2, the take-care clause, that is, to faithfully execute the laws of the united states. presidenis as youing, they're signing orders or executive actions, executive orders. this is, this isough stuff for an american president, katie. i don't care whether he is a republicanr she is a democrat, down well for most americans. >> the problem too with president obama and even president bausch sometimes setting precedent for executive overreach, if you don't take a step back and put a halt to it as the supreme crt will probably do on monday when they're looking at that set as precedent down the road for presidents in the future, democrat or republican to contin

a brilliant assist from brent burns. worth checking out. they take a 2-1 lead into the 3rd.one for philadelphia. michael raffle with the 2nd. and claude giroux will wind up topping it off. say goodbye to antti niemi. philadelphia clearly gets the better of the sharks tonight. >>> super bowl xlviii was another eye popping reminder of what a devastating defense can do. the warriors prepare for the bobcats tomorrow night. plenty of talk about that super game for seattle. for the players, it wasn't lost on them. certainly not their coach. the impact that great d can make. no matter what sport you're playing. >> it certainly puts a stamp on it. makes people aware of just how important it is. from the beginning, the seahawks just made a statement with the physical play and the enthusiasm. it was awfully impressive. the hype was good defense against great offense. as a coach, i think that really sells the message better than anything you can show them. >> yeah, it got ugly quick. i did not expect that. i actually took the broncos. don't take my advice on betting. >>> just how exact

i'm joined by brent who is with big bear mountain resorts.ave you been able to keep snow here? >> we opened very thanks giving as usual, and have had really good snow-making temperatures early season, and then followed by warming trends, and then it gets cold and then warm again, so we do have a lot of water available to us, which is unusual, and that's really been our saving grace. >> reporter: but you still had to make some adjustments. you said you had one ski lift that was not running today. >> yeah, we have one lift out of 12 total, that we just probably won't make snow on. but we have 90% of the mountain all open, and it has actually been a pretty good year. so we're doing quite well. >> reporter: great. we wish you the best of luck. just two months left in this ski season, everybody keeping their fingers crossed. >> thanks very much. >>> from dry rivers out-west to frozen lakes in the midwest, huge chunks of ice are clogging coastal lines. >> reporter: it has been a busy season for the biscayne bay. their mission normally involved sear

and the original father was congressman who since passed from california named george brent.s is serious stuff. the overreach by government is one thing. trying to toss out watch of what epa has done in rule making protective citizenry of this country would be a great mistake. lou: is it a great mistake though, to give so much power to what is, we have seen in various presidencies, abuse of executive action, executive orders. we also look to section 2, the take-care clause, that is, to faithfully execute the laws of the united states. president is as youing, they're signing orders or executive actions, executive orders. this is, this is tough stuff for an american president, katie. i don't care whether he is a republican or she is a democrat, down well for most americans. >> the problem too with president obama and even president bausch sometimes setting precedent for executive overreach, if you don't take a step back and put a halt to it as the supreme court will probably do on monday when they're looking at that set as precedent down the road for presidents in the future, d